The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-10
Personal Mention.

X. =. IL
Miss Fisher. on Central avenue.
Miss Carolyne Morse IS entertaining Miss
Marie Rich. OF PoughkeeDsle, N. Y.
Miss Louisa Hoshour is visiting her
mother and father at Cambridge City.
Miss Laura Hutton. of Richmond, Is Wis
iting Miss Hattie Good, on North Illinois
street.
Mrs. T. P. Hauqhey has gone to Chicago
TO visit her sou. Mr.. Louis Haughey. and
family
Mrs Frances Brunton. critic principal of
school No. IL. has returned from q visit to
Chicago.
Mrs. Will Brackhan leaves Wednesday
for an extended visit In Chicago and Mil
wsukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Benton and
children have gone to Lafayette to make
short visit.
Mrs. Falkner. of Day ton. o.. is the guest
of Mrs. Dollie Henry, at No. 80 Bellefon-
tame street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murry leave this
week for DesMoines, Ia. to visit Mrs. Muir
rvs parents.
DR.. l.. ID. Waterman, who has been in the
South all winter, has returned to his home
IN this city.
Miss Nellie Hanney. accompanied by her
sister. will return tomorrow to her home
In Rochester. n. Y.
Mrs. /. NJ. Kantrowtz arrived home last
week after spending some time at Phila-
delDhia and New York.
Mr. Allen Lewis is home from college to
spend his spring vacation with bis mother
and sister on North Meridian street
Mrs. ID. B. MIllikip. of Connersv.lle. Ind,
who has been visiting friends in this city
for several days. returned home yesterday
Miss Mary RarIden. who attended the
Rariden-Van DeVauter wedding at Marion
Is the guest of Mrs. Ayler. on East Michi-
gan street.
Mrs. II. G. Casey is visiting relations and
friends at Cincinnati. and will return next
week. DR.. Casey is spending Sunday with
his brother. at Cincinnati.
Mrs. George Tuthiil. formerly of Colum-
bus, now of Hartford. Conn. Will be the
guest of Mr.. w. A. Green, at 100 Peru
street. Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Dorothy Dewey Butts. of New York.
en- route from Denver to her home. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Maine. Mrs.
Maine will entertain a few friends at din
ner tomorrow III her honor.
Society Events.
Mrs. William Krauss will give a coffee
Wednesday and card party Thursday at
her home on North Pennsy vania street.
Mrs. Samuel +. Rauh Will entertain her
friends Thursday afternoon with q recep-
ton at her home on North Alabama street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Hammel will
entertain a few friends at dinner to-mor-
row III honor of Mrs Ninde, of Fort Wayne
Mr.. Charles F. Benedict will read an es-
say before the Century Club Tuesday even
ing, April IL. His subject will be Confu-
cianism.
The first division of the Matinee Music
ale will give programme Of Chopin and
Schumann compositions at the regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Deborah and Flora Harvey enter
tanned friends Mt their home Friday evan
lug. Delightful music was rendered by the
fiOrentine quartet. assisted by Mr.. T.. III.
Iuttle. the talented bird warbler.
The Saxons will be the subject for the
paper Will be The Saxon and the CeIt"
and the other 1.-THE Last Saxon Kings"
The subjects for the Woman's Club Fri
day Will be Social and Political Modern
France" Revival of the German Empiren
and French and German characteristics. {"
The directors of the Country Club and
their wives will meet at the club to-mor-
row night 10 make arrangements for a
large party TO be given the 18th or the 25th.
Miss Bessie May Alloways entertained a
number OF friends most delightfully."- at her
homo on st. Joe street Thursday evening,
1t being her eighteenth birthday ami
verSary.
Miss Katy Glavin, of South Delaware
street. assisted by Miss Della Edward. en-.
tertained the Leap Year Pleasure Club at
her home Tuesday evening. The evening
was spent In cards and other games
Mrs. w. w. Wilcox OF Ruckle street. en-
tertaiped the Crescent Club last Wednes-
day afternoon at cards. 1t was a pink and
white party. those coIors heing observed
throughout the daInlily served refresh
ments
Miss Emma Nj. Jameson youngest danCh-
ter of II. ii. Jameson. and w. j. Robinson
were married Wednesday night at the
home of the brides father, No. 1870 West
Morris street. The wedding was very quiet,
only the relatives and a few friends being
present.
The young ladies of the Leap Year Pleas
ure Club and their friends were enter
tanned 10y Miss Avis Morse at her home.
III North Delaware street, last Wednesday
evening. Dancing. cards and some new.