The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr l.. w. Cnlslett anu Iaihiiy.
Mrs. William Eckert Sharpe is making q
short visit to Louisville friends.
Mrs John l.. Griftiths has again been
called to Lafayette by the illness Of her
father.
Mrs Norton Alexander. of Youngstown,
o., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Bird: Miss May Cummings is visiting Miss
Jessie Bird.
Miss Emily Barker left yesterday for
Philadelphia. where she Will remain till
September with her grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ii. Spades will give
dancing party ut Gresh's Hall. Tuesday
evening, IN observance of the birthday
anniversary OF their daughter Julia.
Mrs. Peter j. Gall has returned from Day.
ton. o.. having been called there by the
death of her mother. Mrs. NJ. l.. Clegg. one
OF DaytOn's most respected residents.
Section No. 6 of the Free kindergarten
had a dreary day for their May tea yester.
day at Propylnum Hall. The members of
tho section came. and. considering the
Gown-pour. there was good attendance.
The hall was made attractive with great
branches of wild crab-apple blossoms and
d0gwOoj, and the mantle ut one end and
the platform at the other were filled with
palms, ferns and crOtOns. Ices were served
at table which was ornamented with
smilax. asparagus and nasturtiums of sun
set hues. Tea at another table was served
from dainty cups. which nestled In wreaths
and garlands of pink crab apple blossoms
Tall candles in crystal eandelabra
In the evening the young ladies of the Sec
ton were hostesses for dance. and for
this there was u good attendance. Many
tickets had been sold, and majority of
them were utilized. Miss Mary COlgan and
Miss Nancy Baker and their corps of assist
ants received the guests. number of the
married ladies being present as patronesses
for the occasion. The platform was taste
fully arranged with flowers and plants,
and here the guests conld get an ice or
punch any time during the evening. Harris
orchestra furnished the music.
The juniors of the Classical School gave
the annual dinner last evening In honor of
the seniors. at the residence of Mr.. John L.
Dye. OH North Delaware street. The sem
iOrs were welcomed by their h0etesses In
the library. which was adorned with yell
low and black, the Junior colors, and
number OF the juniors wore pretty yellow
gowns. At O'clock all. numbering thirty
five. were seated at long tables for IN
elegant dinner. The tables were decorated
entirely in lavender and white and vio-
let's, tho seniors colors. and flower.
There were bouquets at each plate and
strewn over tho cloth. For each guest
there was menu Ornnnented with a de-
sign of vIolets by the junior class artist,
Augusta James. In each menu were sew
eral cards wherein the guests wrote their
autographs, which will be kept as
"TDs ns an
selections. Toasts were responded to.
and the many bright sayings
created much enjoymenL Miss An;
Miss Elizabeth Butler. The Girl Gradu-
Juniors S sTh ho Class asos Of RsS and Miss
Florence Day. president of the seniors The
Class of '93." In addition To the toasts.
Miss WIniiretl Harper, junior class poet,
tn
Seniors called Owed to tho Seniors" IN
which the little shortcomings and weak
nesses OF the elders were hghtly touched
upon. much to the amusement of all. The
juniors and seniors are kent busy these
last weeks with round of entertainments.
without which no Classical School senior
is cOnside red fairly launched.
MARTINsvILLE.
Mrs. Woods. widow Of the late Rev.
Joseph Woods. of Evansville. is visiting
relatives at her old home in this county.
Jesse Hadiey and family, who reside near
Monrovia. returned from North Carolina.
where they spent the .wine er, - Rev. NJ. 5.
Hevanridae and family are whiting at
Washington and Carlisle. Mr.. and Mrs.
his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Douglass
Lee visited relatives ut Morgan
town the first of the week -. Eli
Bell and family spent Sunday with Samuel
Harrahs family near Landersdale-
day here with her husband. of the Daily
Reporter. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Minton have
returned from short visit at Wilber...
Judge George l.. Reinbard. of Indianapolis.
is in the city -. Miss Lulu Nusgrave is Wis
iting relatives in Indianapolis--.. Miss
Mamie Schaub has returned from q VISIT TO
Seymour triends----M Henry Shire
man Is visiting friends IN Indianapolis.
Miss Flora SOmerville. of Indianapolis. Is
the guest of friends here. Mrs. G. A. Nc
Cralsen visited relatives at Mooresville
this week. Capt David Wilson and wife
are visiting friends in Warren county.
Ohio----Mrs. }. {. MaRill, of Patricksburg.
Owen county, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Philip Schiller, left, this
morning for MOoresville, where she will
visit relatives. Mrs. j. +. Fuselman. who
has been attending session OF tho Woip-
ans Foreign Missions. Is delegate ra-
turned home Thursday morning.
SPENCER.
Mrs. S. II. Mathes is at Martinsville
Miss Nellie Rogers, of GOSport. visited in
this city this week Miss Lulu Newsom,
of Martinsville. visited friends here.
John Make. Paris. Ill. Mrs. L. Short and
as bo2sy aad Harry 4 M Co.
CattersOn. wife and child. L. q. Mcclure.
wife and child. f. ID. Parry and wife. OF
Indianapolis are late visitors. Miss Alma
Hunt. of Pana. H.. is visiting here.
was the guest of Mrs. /. IL Fowler this
week. :. Mrs. A. Kitchener and children are
visiting ut Bourbon: Miss Ada Barton is
at Terre Haute. Miss Jessie Spangier of
Cloyerdale. visited T. &. Spangler and
family this week. Mrs j. b. Workman
and Mrs. John Barker arc at Terre Haute.
Misses Hettie Joslin and Edna Wal
lace. or indianapolis. visited friends here
this week. -. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lilly of
Indianapolis, were the guests of L. II. Mil
Ter and wife this week. -. Miss Florence
| Copenhaver. of Ellettsville, visited Miss
returned from Indianapolis Mrs. j. w.
BEEN is visiting in Logan. O-...Mr. and