The Indianapolis journal., 1890-10-30
Personal and Society.


MIR. +. Z. Roberts of the Chicago Times,
WAS in the city last evening 9 visiting friends.
Miss Black, of Anderson. is the guest of
Mrs. Edward Tully, on North Tennessee
streets
Mrs. Jennie Noble Whaley, of Alton, ILL.,,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. B. Carter,
on North Alabama street.
Mrs. Chaplin G. Foster has issued cards
honor of Mrs. j. r. Mckee.
Mrs. HI. B. Foster. of Madison. and Mrs.
s. n. Johnson of Adrian, Mich, are guests
of Mrs. Danforth Brown, on West Second
street.
Miss Camilla Hutton, of Richmond, who
has been spending several weeks with
Judge and Mrs. l.. G. Walker, will return
home tomorrow.
field. o., are expected to-day to visit the
formers son, Mr.. b. b. Peck and family, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Voss has issued invitations for n re-
ception and musicale, Friday evening, in
honor of her guests. NJ. and Nine. Planet. of
Paris. France. Nj. Planet is one of the great
violinists of Paris.
Mrs. Catharine Ruschaupt and Mrs Paul
Vestal gave a large coffee yesterday after
noon to their friends at their home on
North Pennsylvania street. There were
about sixty friends entertained, and any
man coffee party will know the pleasure
given to those accepting the invitation.
Flowers ornamented the pari0rs and gave
the apartments q festal air. The reception
was held at Mrs. Ruschaupts, and the coffee
was served at the residence Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dickson, next door.
Yesterday was the second reception day
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martindale. and
the spacious parlors of the Denison were
thronged with guests during the afternoon
and evening The handsome rooms were
decorated with exquisite taste, chrysan-
there were several baskets of roses. A tall
silver lamp. with shade of yellow
flowers, stood on, one table, and
candles in dainty sticks ornamented
hung on the walls and at the sides of the
doors. and palms aud ferns were banked at
the lower fire-plaees. Mrs. Msrtindsle
wore a reception toilet of. gray. green vel
Mrs. Martndaie Were assisted by MI Mrs. .f. E.
b. Martindale. Mrs. Charles Martindale,
Mrs. Hervey Bates, jr.. Mrs. John o. Per-
rim, Mrs. Fanny Morrison. Mrs. IL. w. Ben
nett. Mrs. Hewitt Hanson Howland, Mrs.
ard Miss Martindale. In the evening the
husbands of the assisting ladies took part
in the entertainment of the guests.
The composers Chopin. Schubert and
Eschmann were illustra by the members
of the first division of the Matinee Musicale,
yesterday afternoon. the programme being
equal to the standard of excellence main
tanned by the society. The piano quartet,
composed of Mrs. and Miss Hunter, Mrs j.
w. Lilly and Miss Whittier played Chopin's
Phantasie." Op. 40. Mrs. Henry Jameson
sang THE Post" and "Impatience," Mrs.
Enrique Miller "Seranade." with q violin
obligato by Mr.. Spades. aud Mrs. Aquilla
Jones. ir.: 81 he Erlking" "GIory to the
CNx.1 lfrffu hfx-I NJ Inv
Heron and waliick and Mrs. Jones.
All the songs were by Schubert.
Eschmann Was represented by I'm Ritter.
saar' and Miss Winifred Hunter played
Chopin's ''Berceuse in D-fat" Mr.. Charles
Hansen. who had PLAYED Mrs. Jones's &C.
compartment. was invited to give q solo.
which he did, rendering Chopin's Moe
turne. 0p. 81. No. g" At the close of the
programme e. BUSINESS Whle IN meeting S WA was held
son. vocalists; Miss Kahn. pianist, and Miss
Margaret Loci wood. Miss Benaldine Smith
and Miss Louise Schrader, violinists, were
elected members of the society.
JoHNsoN-PATTERsON.
The marriage of Miss Frances Belle Pat
terson. daughter of Mrs. Kate Patterson,
and Mr.. Frederick Larrobee johnson. of
Chicago, was celebrated last night, at $50
o'clock. at the family residence. No. 40
Massachusetts, avenue. Rev. G. A. Van
Anda, ID. d., of Roberts Park Church, per-
formed the ceremony in tho presence of
about eighty relatives and intimate friends
Tho house was tastefully decorated with
plants and cut flowers, the space between
the windows where the bridal party stood
being banked with ferns and palms, max
ing complete background of green. The
bride wore a very becoming costume
of dove-gray silk with draperies
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bouquet of La France roses. Mr.. Charles
TAYLOR acted as the groom's best man. An
orchestra played during the ceremony aud