The Indianapolis journal., 1892-11-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will GO to Gin
cinnati tomorrow for short visit
Mrs. Judson. of Ohio. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. L. A. Peck, on North Delaware
street.
Miss Matilda Hale. who has been spend
ing several months at Kenosha. has re-
turned.
Miss Anna Farquhar will! leave to-day
for Minneapolis to visit her sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene Hay.
Miss Milligan, of CrawfordsvilIe, is the
guest of her brother, Mr.. II. j. Milllgan,
and family.
Miss Helen Smith. of Charlottesville. is
here to spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Blair
Miss Wellington. of Charlottesville. is
the guest of Mrs. John OxenfOrd on North
pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Landers have
issued invitations for q party Tuesday
evening In honor of Miss Lewis and Miss
Parks.
Mrs Oliver p. Morton and Mrs. s. G. Gill
will be here from Chicago to spend Sunday.
They will be the guests of Mrs James Is.
Black.
Mr.. Samuel Miller. of Washington, is in
the city and will remain till after election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will return to this city
to reside in the spring, with Attorney
general Miller and family.
The Kindergarten Society will give q
chrysanthemum tea this afternoon, at the
residence of Mrs. George w. Stout No. 262
North Meridian street. supper will be
served to gentlemen from 8 to O'clock.
Mr.. Clyde s. Armstrong, formerly of
Rushville, and Miss Lutte G. Jameson, of
Potomac. Ill. were married last night at
Grace NJ. f. Church. Rev. DR.. Wells offici-
ating. They will make their homo in this
city.
Mrs. 6. A. Wells gave very pleasant IN
fOrmai reception yesterday afternoon In
honor of her sister. Mrs. Hickenlooper, of
The guests were the mutual friends of
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Chapman.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson gave one of the very
handsome receptions of the season yestcr-
day afternoon in honor of her friend and
furnished home was rich with the perfume
of roses. There were American Beauties in
the drawing-room and La France In the
dining-room. while the tea-room was
son was assisted by Mrs. G. B. Lockard.
Mrs. Frederick Fannley. Mrs. George 6.
Tanner. Mrs. James NJ. Winters, Mrs w. Fl.
Coleman, Mrs. Evans, Miss Niblack. Miss
Daisy Ayler and Mrs. Wilson's three daugh-
ters. Many handsome costumes were worn,
and there was large attendance. pleas
| ant feature of the afternoon was the sing
ing of Miss Edna Burks, who sang several
selections With much taste. The assisting
| ladies and husbands were entertained at
tea and for the evening.
| A large reception was given yesterday,
| from to 6 O'Clock. by Mrs. Ira Is. Grover,
| Mrs. Arthur b. Grover and Mrs. John ST.
| George Thurtle at their spacious homo on
West North street. A feature not likely TO
be duplicated at any gathering was the
presence of two observation-disclosures of
Mrs. Arthur Growers daughter Agnes.
Mrs. Zerelda G.sWallace and Mrs. Lydia
the parlors Mrs. William Daggett. Mrs.
Mrs. j.. B.. Roberts. Mrs W.. p.
| HeTod. Mrs. Douglas Leathers, Miss Belle
| baldwin, Miss May Armstrong and Miss
| Kate Noble assisted in entertaining. and
| Mrs. +. L. Rogers, Miss Carnahau and Miss
| Daggett presided ut the chocolate table.
| Lemonade was served by Miss Winifrcd
wasdecorated with roses. .chrysanthomums.
| smllax and palms, and Montani's orchestra
played during the reception hours.
MIR. AND MRS. DEANS PARTY.
Mr. and Mrs. John Candee Dean gave an
elegant party last night OF their new home,
The Pines" on North Pennsy wanna street
| The gathering was in honor of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ernest Robert Keith. The host and
hostess and honored guests were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Frances Foster, of
| Terre Haute. and Mr.. Daniel Dorsey, who
| attended Mr.. and Mrs. Keith at their we'd
| dang. The house is beautifully arranged
for entertaining. The long drawing-room
and dining.room are separated by broad
| library. The floors are highly polished
wood and tile, and are well adapted
| to dancing, which the even
ing's pleasure. The drawing-room was
made more beautiful by an artistic adjust
| ment of ferns and white chrysanthemums.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dean were assisted In enter
tainiDg by Mrs. May Wright Sewall, Mrs.
| John A. Holman, Miss Gordon, Miss Wal
lick. Miss Charlotte James. the Misses Her
ron, Miss Ruth Fletcher. Mr.. A. l.. Mason.
Mr. Laz Noble. Mr.. John Butler and Mr..
| Jesse Fletcher. In the library the orna-
| mentation was In yellow, with ferns and
chry ysan tbemums. Miss Kate Malott and
| Miss Anna Sproule were hostesses here. In
pretty room upstairs. fragrant and sweet
| with pink, Miss Josephine Heron and
| Misses Mary and Annie Dean did the honors
| Harts orchestra furnished the music.
| Among the guests were Miss Meb Culbert-
son. of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hos
| kins and Mr.. Bryson. of Brazil. Mr. and
| Mrs. Keith have received numerous social
| attentions since their marriage. and that of
last night was one of the handsomest.
swEENY-RoACH.
The marriage of Miss Catharine Roach
| and Mr.. Thomas p. Sweeney took place
| yesterday morning. at o'clock, at st.
| Johns Cathedral The bride was attended
| by Miss Anna Gill and the groom by Mr..
Joseph 4. Fanuing. Rev. Father Webber
! performed the ceremony.
DURET-ELwARD.
Special 10 The Indianapolis Journal
| WABASH. Ind. Nov. Sat the Catholic
! Church in this city, this morning, occurred
tho marriage of MISS Deborah Elward,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Edward,
and Mr. Lon Duret. prominent business
man of Noblesville. The ceremony was
| performed by Father Battle. Only few
relatives ana intimate friends were pres
ent. At 10 O'Clock wedding breakfast was
served, and Mr.. and Mrs Duret an hour
later left for their home IN Noblesyille.
| New England Society Banquet