The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-08
Personal and Society.


Mrs. collars, of Fort Wayne, is visiting
Mrs. S. j. Peelle.
President ID. s. Jordan. of the State Uni
versity, is registered at the Bates House.
I: T. Lee has gone on an Eastern trip,
which will include stay of some days in
New York and Boston.
Governor and Mrs. Isaac p. Gray have
issued invitations for reception on Thurs
day evening, from to IL o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Ismona, of Chicago, is ex-
pected tomorrow to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ed Schurmann, at the New DenisOn.
Mrs. VIM. A. Hughes has issued invita-
tons for tea at O'clock on Friday after
noon at her home, No. "a West Walnut
street.
Miss Grace Morrison entertained a few
friends last night in honor of Miss Moore,
OF richmond, who is the guest OF Miss Kate
Gossett.
Mrs. Roberts, of Lexington. KY, wife of
the proprietor of the Republican paper in
that city, arrived last night to visit Miss
Daisy CASTOR for fortnight.
The second concert of the series will be
given tomorrow night at the Third Chris
tan Church. Prof. Paul Bahr will be the
OrganlSt of the occasion, and well known
singers and instrumentalists Will assist.
Miss Fannie Mckee gave q delightful
dancing party at her home ON North Merid-
ian last night in honor of Mr.. and Miss
Cradter, of Louisville, Ky. The young la
dies will return to school in Louisville on
Saturday.
Mr.. Bruce Carr gave Faust theater
party last night, in honor of Miss Lucy
Tate, of Kentucky. The members of the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrichs,. Miss
Fry, Miss Wingate, Mr.. Robson and Mr..
Harvey NJ. La Toilette.
The members of the Art Association will
be entertained this evening by Major and
Mrs. w. j. Richards, at their home on
North Pennsylvania street. Mr.. Il. G..
Steele, the well-knOwn artist, will read a
paper on THE Development of the Con-
nOlsseur In Art"
Cards are out for the marriage of VIM.
III: Dye, son of Mr.. John Il. Dye, and Miss
Minta Bean, to take place Jan. p, at the
brides home in Vermont. The newly mar
| ried couple will return to this city. and a
| large reception will be given in their honor
| by the groom's parents.
Mrs. Sarah T. Condee, residing at No. IA
| Blake street, was called to Portland, o.,
| yesterday, by telegram announcing that
her father, Mr.. Beal Humphrey, had been
| accidentally killed there Saturday. The
deceased was a resident of indianapolis
| twenty-five years. He was seventy mine
nine years of age and q well-knOwn stock
| dealer. He went to Portland two weeks
| ago on visit.
MRS. SHOWS TEA.
A beautifully arranged and daintily
served tea was given yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock by Mrs. A. III. Snow, at her
home on North Delaware street. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Harold Tay-
lor, Miss Ship and Miss Ayres. In one cor
| ner of the room was a table bearing all the
exquisite appointments for tea, and on a
second, the ices, cake and confec-
| tions, all of which were served
by the ladies. The second course
was bouquet of lovely flowers.
| Among the guests were Mrs. Henry S. Fra
ser, Mrs. James L. Wright, Mrs Frank H.
| Blackledge. Mrs. III. III. Rowland, Mrs.
| James r. Mckee, Mrs. Morris Ross Mrs.
George Tanner. Mrs. Hervey Bates, jr., Mrs.
| o. B. Jameson. Mrs. John A. Holman, Mrs.
| George T. Sullivan, Mrs. John Carey, Mrs.
| Charles Martindale, Mrs. VIM. Scott, Miss
| Garrard. of Virginia, Miss Newcomer, Miss
| Harrisburg, Miss Rogers and Miss Moore,
of Cincinnati, and others.