The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-01-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. M. Z. Lewis. of Tacoma Wash. is
the guest of friends at 2i5 North Illinois
street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Hackedorn will leave
In short time for California, to spend sew
eral weeks
Mrs. Robert Dane will return home to-
day from Washi ngton, ID. c., where she has
been since September.
Mrs. Alpheus Ii. Snow will entertain
friends next Wednesday at her home on
North Delaware street.
Mrs John R. Wilson has issued invita-
tions for company. Thursday, the 14th. at
her home. on Central avenue.
Mrs. Louis Hasbrouck. of Chicago. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Frank Z. Wea-
don. will return home to-day.
Mrs. Frank Dice. of Charlottesville. was
the guest of friends here yesterday en- route
TO her home from Washington.
Mr.. Richard Sheppard and wife, nee
Nlchol, of Hamilton, o., are the guests of
Mrs. George TOusey, on North Meridian
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.. Eden held their
first reception yesterday afternoon and
evening at their home on North Pennsyl-
vania street.
Mr.. Isaac Kiersted has gone to Cinoin-
natl TO attend the funeral of his brother,
Mr.. Hezekiah Kiersted, who died in that
city Tuesday at the age of eighty-two
| years.
Mayor Thomas L. Sullivan and family
have taken possession of their new home at
| the corner of Tennessee and Michigan
| streets. Mrs. Charles Il. Judson and fam
lily will reside with Mrs. Love, where Mr..
| Sullivan has been for number of years.
Mrs. Fannie Baish gave q ladies' dinner
and musicale last evening. at her home on
| North Pennsylvania streat, in honor of
Mrs Louis Hasbrouck. of Chicago. who ia
! the guest of Mrs. +. z. Weadon. The CEN
for of ha foh la foA NIT
basket of flowers. and at each plate were
| cOrsage bouquets of narcissl. Ten ladies
| were entertained. In the evening mu-
| sicale was given. Mrs. Hssbrouck and Mrs.
| Mrs. HasbrOuck has q beautiful. cultivated
| voice, and each song was q great pleasure.
| Mrs. Bailey was i'll excellent voice. and her
rich contralto is seldom heard to better adj
| vantage. The whole entertainment was
| informal and very delightful.
MRS. PEIRCE'S TEA.
Mrs. r. b. F. PIERCE has been the hostess
for a series of the handsomest entertain
ments ever given In the city. and yesterday
afternoon again extended her inequalities.
This was for 5-o'clock tea in honor of
Miss Porter. About thirty among the
| young married and unmarried women were
invited, and assembled at the appointed
hour. and were greeted by Mrs. Peirce.
Miss Porter, Miss Van Valkenberg. Miss
| Peirce and their visitors. Miss Goode
| of Brooklyn. and Miss Seelye of Cleve-
land. IN the elegant drawinp-room. Eight
| guests were asked to be hostesses for the
| small tables and were given the names of
| the other guests who would be seated az
the same table At signal Harris orches-
ira began to play. and the hostesses and
groups went to the dining-rooms. In the
eight. whore the hostess and guest
of honor were seated. and four
small tables. At each plate was
u bunch of orchids and alpine
violets tied with soft ribbors of colors to
| harmonic. The candle and lamp shades
were orchids. At each plate was an orchid
petal with the guests name and in the GEN.
| ter was an embossed card, in orchid form.
| south room were four small tables and the
| floral designs were all roses and the corsage
bouquets were roses. The several
exousfs eh sssvsd and in the the
daintiest manner, and all the table sp-
| pointments were rich and rare. At s
o'clock the gentlemen were expected, 10
| spend the evening and various entertain
| ments were offered for the pleasure of the
guests. Among the guests from away were
Miss Goode. Miss Seelye, Mrs. Hardcastle.
| of Chicago; Miss Helen Smith, of Craw-
louisville; Miss Reynolds, of Lafaye tte
the drawing-room. which is SO full of Euro
pean art treasures that no floral adornment
Is needed to enhance its beauty.
ARNOLD-wOODS.
| COLUMBUS, o., Jan. AT st. Francis De
Sales Church. Newark. O., this morning,
was solemnIzed the marriage Of Mics
Frances Burnham Woods, only daughter of
Mrs. Cecilia i. Woods and the late MAJ
Gen. Charles r. Woods. United States army,
and niece of the late Justice William b.
| Woods. of the United States Supreme
| Court. and Mr.. Eugene 4. Arnold, of Wash
| Ington, ID. &. Mr.. Edward II. Sanford, of
| Chicago was the groom's best man. The
| ceremony was performed by Right Rev.
| John A. Watterson, of Columbus The