The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Henry b. Smith Will entertain O few
friends this afternoon.
Miss E. G. Thayer will leave to-day for
her home IN Plymouth to spend the holi-
days.
Miss Carrie Conrey. of Shelby vile. Ind,
is visiting Miss Florence Woodward. on
College avenue.
Mrs. V. w. Woodward entertained friends
at dinner Thursday in honor of Mrs. w. A.
Jordan. of Ottawa, i'll.
The marriage of Miss Mary Mathers. of
this city, to Mr.. II. V. Ditmars, of Frank
lin. is announced for the 2Sth.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Burdssl have re-
turned from their bridal tour and will re-
ceive their friends al the Bates
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gundelfinger and
daughter will give q party the evening of
the 18th at their home on North Delaware
street.
Miss Mary Menzies will give q house
party Christmas week at her home, at
North Vernon. Miss Alice Woods, of this
city, will be one of the guests.
The L. III. Sothern Club last evening ac-
cepted the Inequalities of Miss Lille Balls.
who entertained them very pleasantly at
her home on North Illinois street.
+, Mrs. James N. Rogers and Miss Rogers
have issued invitations for a reception
Wednesday afternoon, the 2Sth. at their
home, No. 952 North Meridian street.
Lieutenant William V. Judson and wife
will arrive Monday to mako q visit of two
weeks to Mr.. Judson's mother. Mrs. c. E.
Judson. No. 407 North Tennessee street.
Miss Maud Winckelbleck. of Chicago.
with MISS Katharine KsegeIo. Miss
Winckelbleck is . pianist of superior at
tainments.
Mrs. c. O. Chaplin and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Chapin. who have been spend
ing several months with the former's son.
Mp II r. Park and family UIIl rafnrp IN
their home IN Springfield. Mass, Tuesday.
The cast for The Chimney Corner" to
be given Monday evening by the Dramatic
Club. is Mr.. Newton Booth darlington.
Mr.. William J. Brown, Nh. J.P. Dunn, Mr..
Margaret Baldwin and Miss Nancy Baker.
Mrs. A. l.. Varney gave q pleasant re-
ceptlon yesterday afternoon Mt her home at
the Arsenal. The gathering was in honor
of her charming young guest, Miss Butler.
by Mrs. George Brown. Mrs. Henry 8.
Fraser and Miss Mary Hussey.
M. and Mrs. Jacob Pratt Dunn were at
home. yesterday, after 4 o'clock. to well
come their friends for the first time since
their marriage. Before6 o'clock Mrs. Dunn
Jones. jr., and the bridesmaids, Miss Belle
Baldwin. Miss Lura Bryner, Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Nellie Dilks and Miss Jessie
Mcdonald of Washington. D.. G. At din
u6I TIC UaIby was lolnoQ OY the Qr0Om4s
men. Mr.. Charles Moores. Mr.. George b. Ell
lott, Mr. Samuel L. Morrison. and Mr..
John Butler. The house was simply and
tastefully adorned with flowers and all the
appointments were handsome. There were
many callers and the reception proved one
of the pleasantest events of the week.
though quite informal in character.
DR.. George ID. Kahlo. who recently com.
pleted n course in medicine and surgery in
New York. inclading a term in Bellevue
Hospital. was formally introduced to the
Indianapolis members of the profession last
DR.. j. L. Thompson. DE-. ID. A. Thompson
and DR.. John H.. Oliver. at the offices
of the Drs. Thompson. ut % West
Ohio street. Among the guests, who
numbered a hundred or more, were the lead
ing practitioners of the city, who extended
cession to their ranks. The list
to physicians and surgeons. but
there were also present men distinguished
press. The invitations read from
8 to 10 p. NJ" but such were the
destinations of the punch bowl. the fra
GRANGE that comes of the consumption OF
s sOSd sSssre0' that and ma 1Se w si,,r0q noi
aware when 10 O'Clock had slipped
past. DR.. Kablo's introduction; to his
future associates was auspicuous for him
self. pleasurable to his friends and credita-
of Hon. Charles Kshlo. and q brother TO
DR.. Harry Kahlo. the young dentist. He
will EN- bark In his profession in this city,
having opeued an office on South Meridian
street.
PERRINE-CURRIEN.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
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