The Indianapolis journal., 1889-02-01
Personal and society.

Mrs. Albert Gall is i'll at her home on
North Meridian street.
Mrs. Charles +. Sayles will give recep-
ton, on the afternoon of Feb. 8, at her
home on North Delaware street.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Coughlen have issued
invitations for party for their daugnter'
to occur Oh Wednesday evening, FEB. y.
Mrs. w. J. Richards returned, yesterday,
from Lafayette, where she has been attend
ing her mother, who has been quite sick
The Quamon Club gave dance last night
at Brenne ke's academy. A number OF guests
were invited and very pleasant social
evening was passed.
Mr.. VIM. III. Dye has returned from the
East with his bride, formerly Miss Minda
Bean, of Bradford. VT. They are house
keeping at No. - Morrison street.
Invitations have been issued by Company
A for complimentary receptions at the
newly-titted armOry Masonic Hall ON
Wednesdays, Feb. 6 March 13 and April ~.
The entertainment by three Chinese at
Maytlower Church. tonight, will be mover
and interesting affair. The programme 10
be carried out will give the visitor very
good idea of life In China.
Mrs FarrOw will give thimble party
this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Boyce, OF
Chicago, who is the guest of Mrs. A.. 4. Alien,
and Mr. and Mrs. L. ). Walker Will give
card party on Saturday evening for the
same visitor.
Quite a number of ladies of the Memorial
Presbyterian Church proposed and carried
out a sewing picnic, for their pastor 5 wife.
Mrs. II. A Edson. They had their own
luncheons in true picnic style. The work
! done was all practical, the fancy work" be-
| ing prohibited for the day. The occasion
| was very much enjoyed.
Mrs. Richard Miller gave very pretty
| thimble party yesterday afternoon. The
| guests enjoying, her hospitality were Mrs
A.. NJ. DE Souchet, Mrs. o. q. Pfatf, Mrs
Hendrckson, Mrs. MorreH, Mrs. Samuel
| Brundage. Miss Cutler, of Pennsylvania;
| Miss Nettleton and Miss Lichtenberger. of
| Mt. Vernon; Miss Allen, Miss Knight, Miss
| Lee and Miss Trusler. Mrs. Miller was
| assisted by her mother. Mrs. Stout.
A very pretty reception was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Alexander SPruance.
| at her home on Tennessee street Flowers
tastefully Ornamented the rooms. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs: L. p. Haughey,
Mrs. Henry Jameson. Mrs. Henry Latham,
Mrs. Charles Lilly and Miss Nellie Walker.
| The last named serving the ladies with tea.
| The refreshments, which were served in
the pariors, were very dainty. Among the
guests were Mrs. Il; A; Cleveland, Mrs; Jas.
Bearnes. of Minneapolis, Mrs. Morrow. Mrs.
| Jason Carey, Mrs. Davis, of Cincinnati,
Mrs. WIN. Scott, Mrs. Daniel Stewart, Mrs.
J. ID. Shipp,. Mrs. v. I. Malott, Mrs. H. c.
/ NcWcOuD, MIS- SdIty, MIS-. Sudp.
Williams. Mrs. w. T. Mason, Mrs l.. T.
| Sewall, Mrs. Lewis Hasselman, Mrs. o. III.
Hasselman, Mrs. John Carey, Miss Shipp,
Miss Carrie Malott, Miss Gray and others.
Mrs. w. J. Craig's home, on North Me-
ridian street, was the scene, yesterday, of a
| very pretty reception. The hostess was as
sisted by her husband, Mrs. Samuel
Morss. Mrs. James l.. Fletcher, Mrs.
George BrecOunt, Mrs. G. f. Cat
terson. Mrs. f. NJ. Johnson, Mrs. W. ID.
Wiles and daughter. and Mrs. Roberts.
Music and flowers added to the beauty and
enjoyment of the occasion. For the re.
| freshment favors, beautiful MarechaI Mel
roses were given. Mrs. Craigs daughter
Carrie presided gracefully. and served lem
onade. Among the company were Mrs.
| James \. Rogers, Mrs. Charles +. Sayles,
Mrs. III. ID. Pierce, Mrs. w. o. DeVay, Mrs
L. l.. Sewell, Mrs .. H. Hasselman, Mrs
T. II. NoOnan. Mrs. A. w. Coffin. Mrs. H
| G. Byram, Mrs Chauncey Turner, Mrs. p
NJ. Gallahue, Mrs. FarrOw, Mrs. Elmer
Sevall, Mrs. c. f. Kregelo. Miss Laura
Sewall, Miss Donia Allen. and 9th
ers. In the evening the ladies who
| assisted, with their husbands and few
friends who were invited in, spent several
hours very delightfully."-.