The Indianapolis journal., 1892-01-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Minerva Circle will meet with Miss
Todd, as notified. and not with Mrs. Hub
bard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fl. Gibson arrived
yesterday, in New York, from Europe.
They will reach home tomorrow.
A very pleasant reception was given by
Mrs. Z. d. Smith and Mrs. c. B. Cakes at
the residence of Mrs. Smith, 213 East
Ohio street. Saturday evening,
i'm honor Of Mrs. Jennie b.
Hagen jackson, of Grand Rapids, Mich.
A large number of prominent Indianapo-
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Farqusr, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Pfafflin,
MIR. and Mrs Alex. IsgrIgg, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
j. Cook. Mrs. Leon Bailey and others. Mrs.
proved herself as entertaining in the parlor
as on the rostrum.
LEBANON NOTES.
Mrs. DR.. Scull visited friends In Thorn
town during last week. Mrs. s. T.. Mas
sey is visiting friends in Indianap polas
Miss Bessie Harden has returned TO her
home In Anderson Mr.. and Mrs T. e..
Jacks entertained q small company of
friends informally last Tuesday evening.
....Miss Anna Cr0ckette is visiting friends
in New CASTLE Mrs. Sallie Stephenson.
of Frankfort. was the guest of friends here
Miss Jennie Neal is here from Craw-
fordsville. -. Mrs. DR.. Loftin, of Frank
fort, is visiting her sister. Mrs. ID. NJ.
Burns Mrs ID. III. Olive. of indianapolis
visited friends here last week. MIR. and
Mrs. A. l.. Lane. gave 6-o'clock dinner to
fourteen of their friends last Thursday even
ing. Music. cards and dancing formed the
evenings entertainment. Tho members
of the Armory Dancing Club gave very
pleasant social dance at the Armory last
Friday evening. which was attended by
about fifty of Lebanon's young society peo-
pie.
sHELBYvILLE's woMAN's CLUB.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYvILLE, Jan. 24.-This city is not
ed for the number of literary and musical
clubs, the oldest and most popularo of which
is the Woman's Club. of which Mrs. George
Hodell is president, Mrs. Isaac Carter vice.
president. and Miss Lolita Green secretary.
The club is now engaged In the study of
English history. The monthly cafe. held at
the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ian Z. Blakely. Saturday afternoon. was
one of the most brilliant and elaborate of
the kind ever given In the city. ald
was attended by the large membership
and by about fifty invited guests. The
residence was decorated in rich manner.
and the ladies in charge were Mrs. W Z.
Carter. Mrs. Vernis Williams and Miss
AuriIia LETTERS, who received the guests.
The regular programme began ut 8 o'clock.
and was AS follows:
Anecdotes of Elizabeth Club
Poets of the Eizahethan and Victorian Ages
Compared
Mrs +. NJ. Elliott, Miss Shane,
Mrs. Hodelk Miss Green
lAccession. on.-.---..--..---M Miss Enos
James 1 Appearance.-----.-.-- Miss Blythe
Learning - MIS- biOWn
Original Poem. mciDOTS
Mrs. T. B. Morris.
Following the regular programme came
n special one. interspersed with o most
elaborate menu. The literary treat of the
afternoon was q lecture by Mrs. +. 5.
l.. Thompson, the well-known poet
and literary writer. of Muncie. Her sub
ject was IAN Evening in the Cabin"
The scene was pitched in tho sunny Sonth
in ante -bellum times. and was vivid de-
scription of the scenes and incidents Of the