The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs James E. Shower has gone to Cleveland
for q short visit
Mrs. Reuben Jeffery has returned from visit
to Fort Wayne friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique Miller left yesterday for
Chicago TO spend ten days.
Miss Emma Lilly. of Mt. Clemens, Mich, is
visiting Dir. and Mrs. Charles Lilly.
Miss Bessie warne will go to Chicago TuesdaA
and Miss Vivian Green has returned
Mrs. Charles Z. Judson has returned from
Evansville, where she has been for few days.
Mrs w. p. Cox Of Cleveland, o., is the guest
OF Mrs. NJ. b. Cotton, on North Alabama street.
Miss Maud Lucas entertained the members of
her Sunday school class very pleasantly Thurs
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Geiger and son Fred
have gone TO Noblesvllle to spend few days
with Mrs. John Patterson, formerly Miss Annie
Geiger.
Miss Cora Daggett, who has been in Brooklyn
since January, studying the harp with Cheshire,
has returned home for the summer.
Mrs T. w. Baugher has returned from Mem
phis, Tenn, accompanied by Miss Ida Towner.
who will make visit of some length.
Miss IDA Manly, teacher of physical culture In
the public schools, will go next week TO her home
IN BLOOMINGTON TO spend her vacation.
Mrs ]. III. Vajen will return from Chicago To-
day, accompanied by her daughters. Mrs. Chas.
s. Voorhees, and Mrs. Henry L. Wilson and chill
dren. OF Spokane, Wash, whom she went there
to meet.
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will como next week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Gritfiths. at Woodruff Place.. Mr.. Grifiths
formerly OF this city, has not visited his son for
many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, son and daughter. of
Brooklyn, formerly OF this city. who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. sale, on Brooksido
avenue. will leave to-day for Princeton.
Mrs. O. G. koerner, who is visiting Mrs. George
Koerner, at Muneie. was given a musicale last
evening by her hostess. Next week Mrs. Koer-
ner will go TO Riverside TO visit Mrs. Josiah HUFF
man.
The Ladies' Union of Plymouth Church gave a
social and entertainment last evening the
church parlors. The rooms we're tastefully ar
ranged and June flowers We're prominent in
vided was interesting and included selections by
the church chorus, reading by Mr.. Dewhurst q
song by Miss McQuiddy and piano solo by Miss
Daisy steele. Refreshments were served and an
exceedingly pleasant evening was passed.
The last meeting of the over the Teacups
Club was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Henry l. Van Hoh, No. 621 North Pennsylvania
street. The subject was In the form of a sym
postum of French Fiction" The speakers were
Jones. Mrs. Anna Mavity. Mrs. Ahison Maxwell
and Miss Alice Finch. After the literary feast
the customary t;s tea was daintily served aud
Miller was added TO the clubs membership.
woMAN's CLUB RECEPTION.
Special 20 the In dianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, June 9.-This afternoon
and evening. atthe residence OF Mr. and Mrs. wm
L. Bakely. was held one of the largest and finest
receptions ever given in this city. The sixth d.
vision OF the Woman's Club received the mem
beers OF all the literary clubs from to o o. clock
Never before were all the club people together,
and brilliant throng they made. The parlors
and drawing rooms were decorated with plants
and flowers In pink and green. and the hostess
and her assistants. Mrs. Emma Hamilton Mrs
John ID. Pugh, Miss Rose Willard and Mics
Aurila Jefiers. wore elaborate evening toilets
The Woman's Club was organized in 1889 and
has since that time been engaged I'm the study OF
afternoon were the Katherine Merrill Current
Event Club, the Coterie. an American history
class. the French History Club and the Tourist
Club The Wihub Circle. composed or wives and
their husbands, fifteen couples in all, enter
tanned during the evening. Masic ana singing
filled IN the evening. An indianapolis caterer
furnished the refreshments when the last guest
had retired the literary club work OF shelbyyillc
tor the season was ended.