The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-27
Personal and Society.

anu Mary II. Reynolds, CnarleS fceS anu
Emma Cawby, Michael Griffin and Katie
COnnell.i
Personal and Society.
Mrs. Soaring of Madison, formerly of this
city, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
WalcOtt.
Miss de Isay will go to Fort Wayne to-
morrow to visit Miss Kate Lewis and Miss
Adah Heller.
Miss Jennie Gillette. of Jacksonville, Ill,
is visiting Miss Lou Hunt, on North Penn
sylvanla street.
Miss Bessie Angle went to Colum bus, O..
yesterday, to remain several weeks with
her aunt Mrs. Miller.
Mr.. Frank Deckert, of the Louisville
Commercial, is in the city. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Deckert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schurmann, who came
down from MaXinkuckee for a few days,
return to the lake to-day.
DIR. Charles d. Pearson and wife, and Ray
Jones and wife and children, have gone to
| Maxinkuckee for fortnight.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Hildebrand will hold a recep
| tiOn this afternoon from 3OclOck until at
her residence on North Delaware street.
| Miss Anna Hendricks has gone to Cali
| fOrna to spend the summer with her sister,
| Mrs Henderson, whose home is at Los An
| geles.
Mrs. A. J. Halford has returned from her
| tHp to CressOn Springs, and is the guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. HackedOrn, on North
Delaware street.
| Roberts will go to Terre Haute tomorrow
| to attend the commencement exercises of
| the State Normal School.
Mrs. Zerelda G.. Wallace has issued her
cards announcing the marriage of her
| granddaughter, Miss Zerelda Wallace
and inviting their friends to their home,
| No. 204 Clifford avenue, the Fridays in Au
| gust.
Miss Minnie Hatfield and Mr.. George
| Stacey were married last night by the Rev.
| o. Z. McCullOch, at the brides home on
| Arsenal avenue. The intimate friends and
relatives only We're present, 1T being.
| quiet, home wedding A list of presents in
| cluded many very useful and ornamental
| articles with which their friends remem-
bered them literally.
| Miss GOdown entertained few friends at
cards last night, in honor of Miss Laura de
Isay, of kansas City. who is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Morris. Among the guests were
Miss Ida Haugh, Miss Nellie Frankem, miss
McClelland, Barnes Hume and others. The
| gathering was entirely informal. and Miss
| Godown was charming hostess
! The last reception given yesterday after
| noon and evening by DR.. and Mrs. Fred
WOodburn was largely attended, and many
were the expressions of admiration of their
| new and lovely home. The wedding gifts
were seen, and lc1g list of friends pre-
sented their heartiest congratulations. 1t
was happy thought extendin ing the hours
| for receiving into the evening, as many
| gentlemen were glad of the opportunity to
| pay their respects on one of the reception
days.
Mrs. L, A. Hendricks received, recently,
letter from Mr.. X. S. Davis stating that
| new and elegant steamboat had been fitted
| up to run on the lower Mississippi, and
named after the late Vice-president. The
wriler said: Only one thing is needed.
ia5 s NGsa PMHs%dia If s%sntfS
answered the request by purchasing from
Mrs. Charles Ingraham the duplicate paint
ing of the one she owns and considers the
best of her husband, and which. being
compliments to the Interstate TranspOrta-
tiOn Company, at New Orleans
A very pleasant afternoon entertainment
was given yesterday by Mrs. j. +. Fox and
daughters, Mary and Harriet. in honor of
their guest Miss Mary Day Barnes, of La
with thimbles and fancy work, which va
riety was boundless. The rooms were
beautifully adorned with daisies ferns
and vines, and the, favors were
Miss Sadie Parker, Miss Marchia Wood,
Misses Florence and Minnie Coffin, Miss
Genevieve Elliott. Edith Fountain, Anna
Shulor Miss Wellburn. Miss Vance, Miss
|
Miss Annie Locke, Miss Grace Whittridge.
Miss Jessie Hughes, Misses Kate and Lorel-
eta Davidson with their guests, the Misses
Mcpherson, of Louisville. Miss Nettie
Bessie Tompkins. 1t was delightful
gathering and the company most cOngen-
| ial one.
There was brilliant gathering and a
novel entertainments last night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. DeVay, on North
| na1 fr L. 4
to '.lemon party" and every lady expected
to bring one lemon. Upon the arrival of
the guests, as soon as the greetings with the
hostess We're exchanged, they were ushered
into the extension room where the
lemons brought by each individual were
registered. The committee conducting the
correct registering of names We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles kregelo and Mr. and Mrs.
DeVay were Mrs. Charles F. Sayles and
Mrs. Major Taylor. The hostess and those
assisting were costumed entirely in yellow
or lemon color. combined in some way.
FayOrs, for both gentlemen and ladies, were
yellow paDsies and yellow roses. All the
chandeliers were also shaded with the same
color. Refreshments, too, were lemon ice,
lemon ice-cream lemon cake and lemonade.
The finale of the evening was the cutting
of the lemons. and the one having the
largest number of seeds carried off
the highest. prize; second highest
number, second, prize, all the
| seeds being collected ana counted.
the guessing as to the number combined
was given first to the ladies, and the one
guessing nearest the correct number re-
ceived the high reward. The gentleman
guessing farthest from correct was the
BOBBY and received his reward. All the
prizes were very handsome royal china.
The novelty of the affair and the perfec-
tion in all the plans being carried out with
out single mistake created the greatest
possible merriment. There wer" present
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Fishback, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. +. Sayles. Mr.. and Mrs. Oran
Perry, Mrs. w. Z. Wasson, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Deloss
Root, Mrs Nordyke, Mrs. Harry
Drew, and sisters, Mrs. Spring
steen. and Mrs. Williams: Major
and Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. David Coffin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenstreet Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Gates, Mr..
and Mrs. III. III. Rowland, Mr. and Mrs.
Noonan, Mrs. Hansen, of LoganspOrt, DR..
and Mrs. Combs. Mr.. and Mrs. Newberger,
Mr. James A. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Heron, Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Van Camp,
Mr.. and Mrs Hackedorn and Mrs. A. j. Hal
ford. of Washington. ID. c.; Judge and Mrs.
L. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. BrecOnnt Mr. and
Mrs. Cbauncey Turner. Mr.. Wm. BurfOrd.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. +. Wright and others.
There were also regrets from several
friends. Probably there has never been an
! entertainment given here when all the de-