The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs AdoIph Blitz returned yesterday
afternoon from q three weeks visit at
Minneapolis. Mimi.
Miss Mae Talbot. who has been the guest
of Miss Sadie Walker. returned to her home
in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Julia Brown has been called to Chi
cago by the illness of her mother. who 10 at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Hard
castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Coffin and Miss
Mary NJ. Roberts went TO New York. yester-
day. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
Coffin.
Drs. J. L. and d. A. Thompson and j. II.
Friday evening, in honor of Dr.. George
Kahlo.
Mrs. Franklin Landers has returned from
WashiDg ton, where she went to attend the
funeral of her daughter, Mrs. Mollie Land
ers Beali.
Mrs. NJ. H. Ropkey. nee Gardner. of Sc
former home in this CITY, has gone East on
q two weeks trip with Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Wishard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson have
issued invitations for q reception at the
honor OF Mr.. Newton Booth Harrington
and the Princeton Glee Club.
IN HONOR Of Mr.. AND MRS. DUNN.
Two handsome entertainments were
given yesterday at the home of Mr.. Henry
w. Tutewiler. on North Mississippi street.
In the afternoon Mrs. Tutewiler gave o
reception to q large number of ladies. in
honor of Mrs. Jacob Piatt Dunn, formerly
Miss Charlotte Jones. The guests were re-
ceived By the hostess. Mrs. Dunn. Mira j.
p. Dunn. ST.. and Mrs. Aquilla Jones, in
the parior. which was tastefully adorned
with palms. and pink roses and chrysan-
themums. The hostess was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Ed " ard Daniels. Mrs.
Myrs Allison. Mrs. Joseph Taylor Elliott.
Mrs. amanda Hardin. Mrs Dora TopMsey.
mis-. Miss Ahern and Miss Hannah Tousey.
In . prettiiy- adorned room. where
there was q profusioD OF yell
low roses, chrysanthemums. and drsperies.
Miss Jessie Mcdonald of Washington, Miss
Cassie Dunn, Miss Florence Jones, Miss
Mary Davis. and Misses Hattie, Nannie.
Stella and Louise TutewIler. For the
dining-room white was chosen. and here
Mrs Isaac Dunn and Mrs. Flora Tutewiler
were assisted by the bridesmaids. Miss
Lura Bryner of Sewickley, Pa, Miss Belle
Baldwin. Miss MarGaret Smith, Miss Nellie
Diiks and MISS Margaret Johnston of
Wichita, Kan. in extending the hospital
tiles. Zumpfe's orchestra played all the
afternoon. At Q o'clock all those assisting
were entertained at dinner. and at =
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Tutewiler rave AM
other reception for Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn,
with the additional assistance of the
husbands of the married ladies and
the groomsmen. Messrs. Charles Moores,
George Ii. Elliott, laz Noble and Samuel
/. Morrison. Both companies were large
and very delightful.
MR.. AND MRS. PARTY.
One of the largest and handsomest parties
of che season was given last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Burford, at their
spacious and elegant home on North Me-
ridian street. The house. which is q success
sion Of beautiful rooms, was tastefully
adorned throughout with palms. flowers,
mistletoe and holly. A portiere of the latter
screened Harris orchestra in the hall, and
holly and white ribbons festooned the bal.
ustrade. Every where the wealth of plot
ures and made the surroundings
most attractive. Mrs. Burford was as
sisted BY Mrs. T.P; Haughey. Mrs. William
6 6Tsaen M MRS. + II Fl Hodges; Mrs E. 3 Nc,
Schurmann. Mrs. Chapman Williams and
Mrs. U. j. Hammond. Refreshments were
served In the ball. and this was
lavishly adorned with plants and flowers.
Giuseppe Marone,, the hsrpist, was in an
adjacent room and played delightfully."- oil
the evening. Nothing that wealth or good
taste could suggest for q complete enter
tsinmeEt was lacking. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
ford's daughter and sons were among the
guests and contributed their share of as
sistance in entertaining. Over seven hun.
dred Invitations were issued. and a ma
jority OF them were accepted. Among those
Burdette, of ChIcago; Mrs. Durbin, of
Zanesville; Miss Butler, of Atlanta. Ca:
Miss Rulon. of Philadelphia; Miss Knowles,
of Germantown, Pa; Miss Packer, of Troy,
N. Y; Miss HAWKE. of Chicago; Mrs. Hun
ter. of Pittsburg; Miss Strong. of Terre
Haute.
THE MATINEE MUSICALE,
A very good programme Of Moscheles,
Spohr. Auber and Roesini compositions
was given yesterday afternoon at the Mat
inee Musicale by the mem bers of the first
division. The following were the numbers:
Quartet, overture, "Jessonda," Spohr.
Misses Whittier. McKenna. Swain and
Beck; Rondo. Op. 50. Moscheles. Miss Mo-
Kenzie; Charity" Rossini, Mrs. u. j.
Hammond and cnorus; concerto. g minor,
presto movement, Moscheles. Miss Essie
swain, orchestral parts on second piano,
Mics Bessie Beck; Deep Shaded Forest,n
william Tell" Rossini, Miss Lydia Her
quartet; The Shades of Night Are Fly
ing." Spohr. Mrs. AquiIla Jones, Miss May
johnson and chorus; duo, LES Contrastes."
andante religioso, Siciliano. Misses West
and McKenna; Isl Domani.n Fra Diavoio,
Auber,u Mrs. u. j.. Hammond; Sword
Dance" ~Jessonda, Spohr. quartet. The
choruees were excellent. but the feature of
the programme was the playing Of Miss
Swain. She 10 q new m Der and q decided
acquisition to the list of dne instrumental
lists now in the society.
MRS. MAYER's RECEPTION.
Mrs. Ferdinand l.. MAYER gave A beauti.
full reception yesterday afternoon. at her