The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-02
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. H.. S. New entertained a few friends
at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Edward ELAN returned last evening
from a visit to friends in St Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coke Alexander entertained
a number of friends last evening with a
card party.
Miss Barbor, of Lancaster, Wis, who is
visiting Miss sara COrnelluS VIII iSIuih
home Monday.
Miss May Neuberger. Of Chicago. will
spend the holidays in this city with a num-
Der of friends.
Mrs. George w. Mayo, of Lafayette, who
has been spending a few days here with
relatives, has returned home.
Miss C~arnahan, of Fort Wayne; Is eXs
pected next week to visit Miss Elizabeth
Dye, on North Delaware street
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Barnett and
daughter, who went TO Chicago to spend a
week, returned home last night
Mr.. r. E. Ames, of San Francisco, has
been spending a few days with his mother
and sister, Mrs. Woodall, on North Della
ware street.
Miss Emma Dresser, of Lafayette, who
has been the guest of the Misses Walllck'
on North Meridian street, Tor q rev weeks,
has returned home.
Miss Gertrude Miller, of Franklin, Ind,
and Miss Florence Hinchman, Of Knights
town, are visiting Miss Florence Wood
ward on College avenue.
Madame Hanna Korany, of Beirut, Syria,
was one of the guests at the -Womans
Club yesterday afternoon, attending with
Mrs. May Wright Sewall.
The Lyra Casino, a club composed Of the
leading members of German society, gave
a progressive euchre party last evening at
their club house on North Meridian street
Mr.. and Mrs. Chales W. Smith and daugh-
tiers entertained about twenty OF the be
PAW Students at dinner Thursday even
ing, and the party went 10 the theater In
the evening.
Mrs. Max Kaufman and son, who lave
been sojourning several weeks in st. Louis,
n now visiting relatives in this civ. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ;. K. Selig, 3S East
Market street.
Miss Ella Haines and Misses Olive and
Monday TO visit Mrs. John b. Sherwood
and assist at Mrs. ~Sherwood's first recep-
ton, which will occur Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna and son,
rison and Deborah Moore. Mrs. Albert
Fletcher and daughter Ethel and Miss
Belle Sharpe ave returned from Lafayette.
where they went to attend the Ayres-Wn-
son wedding, "Wednesday evening.
Miss Minnie Shepard gave a very pretty
tea YESTERDAY afternoon in honor OF her
Miss Shepard was assisted in entertaining
her guests by her mother and her aunt,
Mrs. George Weathers, of Chicago. An or
chestra played during the hours of the
tea In the second parlor a table was
adorned with pink chrysanthemums and
bordered with smilaX. and tea was served
by Miss NeIli Ferry and Miss Grace Shep-
ard. Al six O'Clock the assisting ladies and
an equal number of men were entertained
at supper. and in the evening they attend
Weathers will return home this afternoon
FOR Ills BARBOR.
Miss Sara Cornelius was the hostess last
evening for a very delightful gathering,
| which was arranged in compliment to her
guest, Miss Barbor, of Lancaster, Wis. The
guests were greeted by Mrs. and Miss Cor
nelius and introduced by them to the guest
Of honor. There were about forty guests,
| and the evening was spent informally. The
beautiful home was tastefully adorned with
flowers and was brilliantly illuminated. In
the dining room n table was daintily set
and Mrs. George T. Evans and Mrs. Frank
serVedf choeoiate ana ices. The decor
alton OF the tables and the rooms was IN
pink and white carnations. Miss Cornelius.
Miss Bar5or. the Misses Jennings and their
guest, Miss 1eaman, are all students at
the Northwestern University. and the colors
and flowers are the fraternity emblems, so
they were appropriately used for the enter
I'M During the evening Miss Ida
Sweenie and Mr.. II. II. Buchanan sang and
their number and Mrs Jennie Judah
played piano selections. The ladies were
very prettily costumed. Miss Barbor wore
an Empress Josephine gown of tan crepe
and black velvet, and Miss Cornelius wore
a white crepe. trimmed with rose velvet and
white fur. Among the guests were the
SANANilto iAtitA anu a. UutiDtI VI the men
from Purdue. and Mr.. Stewart Cravens, of
the Ohio Military Institute.
THE CHTLDREN'S PARTY.
The ladies' OF the Central Christian Church
arranged a children's party for yesterday
afternoon, and the church parlor was filed
with several hundred children. There were
numerous attractions for them in the way
OF games, and they all entered heartily
into the festivities. The room was bright
ened with numbers of flags. large and