The Indianapolis journal., 1891-02-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

lAu socssfv dnd personal notes for ne Sunday
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At small and elegant company given To-
Gently. the hostess departed from the Gus
tomary serving of ices In glasses, and had
them in real Gala lilies The large stamen
was removed and the flower contained quite
as much ice ss the ordinary receptacle.
When the cup so filled wss laid on an ex-
quisite plate the effect was very attractive.
Callas filed with punches of sweet English
violets make beautiful decoration, when
piled In pyramid form on the center of o
dinner table. They are also equally pretty
placed at each plate. Callas by themselves
are cold. formal. stiff flowers. except when
grouped with growing plants. but filed
with small blossoms like violets, forget
me-nots, tiny rosebuds. or even o larger
flower. softened with bit of maiden hair
fern or asparagus, they become things of
beauty IL lily of tins kind be filed with
strawberry ice, with forget-me-not stuck
IN the center, 1t would be charming patri-
otic combln alton suitable for to-day or the
Fourth of July. It is flower that may be
used In numerous ways, and q woman of
ideas can give a Gala party that wonid be
tainments. The flower Is one that com
bines both useful and ornamen tai qualities,
m az unusual degree, and its large cup
makes it very desirable for such purposes
Personal Mention
Miss Edna Burks win visit friends in Terre
Haute next week.
Mrs. John Laurie sailed for Europe yesterday,
10 be absent two months.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Smither have returned
from short visit to Florida
Miss Fannie Spencer viii leave Tuesday morn
ing for 81 Mary's Of the Woods
Mr.. Augustus Coburn has returned from O
weeks visit to friends In the East
Miss Hattie wyman. Of this city. is visiting
Miss Bernice Sherley, or Martinsvtlle.
Nfiss Jennie Ellitt, OF Hagerstowu, is visiting
Mrs Henry Malpas. of North Meridian street.
Miss Lou Landers who has been visiting In
Denver and Helena, Mcnt, has returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Durham, of GAINESVILLE, o.. is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Chapman Williams.
Miss Helen Craven, OF Cincinnati. is the guest
OF Mrs. sample Loftin, No. GA North Tennessee
street
Mrs Morris Drake, ofsheIbyville, is visiting her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. w. Il. Henley, on College
avenue.
Mrs. @. b. Stuart, of Lafayette. who has been
spending some time In the city, returned homo
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Sullivan. who have
been making tour OF the South, are expected
home this week.
Mrs. L. f. Cole, Of Urbana, H., is the guest OF
Mrs. Hiram Julian, No. 1859 West Vermont
street, this week
Mrs. A. 4. Ferry expects to sail for Europe
the 21st OF June and ehaperone party oftwelye
on the continent.
Mrs. Charles Foust, of Cincinnati. is visiting
Mrs. r s. Foster and Miss Kate Foust on North
New Jersey street.
5th OF March for Florida. Cuba and Mexico for q
stay Of several weeks.
Mr. Fred Walker, wife and daughter, of Rock
port, are visiting Mrs Walkers mother. Mrs. L.
w. Fisher, at No. 81 Central avenue.
Miss Early, Of Baltimore. who has been spend
Ing several weeks with Mrs. John II. Holiday,
win return home the last of this week.
MISS Hennin, who has been the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Robert Klum, for several months,
has returned to her home in Kentucky.
Miss Cornelia Bradley. Of Franklin, Tenn, is
the guest OF Mas Ida Hail Miss Lnlu Bradley
is visiting her sister at Bellewood Seminary,
Anchorage. KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Knefer and daughter
Ruth have gone to Louisville, KY. to observe
the sixteenth anniversary OF their marriage, at
the home OF Mr. Knefer's parents.
Mr.. William b. Roberts and wife, of Duluth,
Minn., are expected Wednesday TO visit for Q
week or ten days the formers parents, Professor
and Mrs. J. B. Roberts, No. $40 Park avenue.
Mr. John g. Goodwin. formerly q resident of
Il Trusler, who went West several years q 20, and
was afterwards In London. has removed to Chi
John ana bsSn sasss
o. Pensions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Rauh win leave to-
morrow for Portland, Ore, TO attend the mar
formerly OF this city, and Miss Beatrice Con-
mann. Of Portland. 1t will occur March Is. Mr..
for three or four months before returning home.
The following notices Of Indianapolis singers
win doubtless interest their scores of friends
here: Miss Margarite Reid win continue her
.<r<Ifo
Leonard, In Paris. Miss Reid has declined all
offers for engagements, preferring to be fully
equipped before SINGING In public. Mr.. Charles
when he sings. He recently sang In Paris with
De Beriot-the OF the famous violinist and
OF the great diva, Malibran-at the piano.
Society Events.
Mrs. Major Taylor has issued invitations for a
card party tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Caroline Farquhar will entertain a few
friends Friday evening with q bonnet party.
Miss Kate Ruschaupt entertained her friends
very agreeably with cards Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John Fishback entertained quite a party
OF her old friends informally Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. N. Duryer has issued invitations for q
thimble party Thursday afternoon, from to 5
Miss Della Wolf, OF King avenue. in Haugh-
vile, entertained q few of her friends last
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. cranbury entertained quite
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evening. with q dance.
Mrs. Frederick A. Gregory was the hostess
yesterday for o very pleasant card party, given
at her home on Ash street.
The Willow Dale Euchre Club was entertained
Friday evening by Miss Mary McHaffie at her
residence, No. 325 Ash street.
Mrs Edward L. Mckee has issued invitations
for party Tuesday, from to O'Clock, IN honor
OF her daughters birthday anniversary.
Miss Helen Erwin entertained ten young ladies
very handsomely ct luncheon yesterday after
noon at her home on North Meridian street.
Mrs. Robert Springsteen will entertain friends
sister. Mrs. William Whitney, Of Denver. Col
Miss Esther Plckerell was given very pleas
ant surprise at her home, No. 34S Ash street last
Wednesday evening by some Of her young
friends.
The First Division of the Matinee Musicale
Will give programme OF the compositions OF
Max Vogrich and Isadore Deiss, Wednesday aft
ernoon. Q: the PropylRum.
Mrs. A. T. Allen. OF No. 270 North Delaware
street. gave progressive euchre party. Tuesday
afternoon. To twenty-five friends. Handsome
prizes were given 70 the successful ones.
Mrs. A NJ. DE souchet and Mrs. E. A. Hem
erickson gave an observation party Wednesday
afternoon to few friends. and rewarded those
having the most acute powers with pretty IA
vOrs-
Mrs Robert Kipp gave q delightful coffee party
yesterday afternoon TO q number OF friends. All
the tasteful appointments necessary TO make
such a party complete were provided with a gen.
erOus hand