The Indianapolis journal., 1893-11-08
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Miss Lillian Taylor, of Lafayette, is the
| guest of friends in the city.
| Mrs John Whitsett and daughter, will
| leave this week for Florida to spend the
| winter.
Mrs Claude Griffith and son have gone
| to Anderson to make a short visit TO
| friends.
Mrs James L. Trumbull. of Chicago. is
visiting her sister, Miss Kinder, on Lock
| erbie street.
Mrs. Charles Bender. of Muncie is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lynn Stone, on North
| Illinois street.
The Women's Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church will meet this
afternoon III the church parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoughton Fletcher gave a
family dinner party Monday evening at
their beautiful home on Clifford avenue.
Miss Bloom, of Lafayette, is in the city,
the guest of the Misses Messing, on North
Alabama street Miss Bloom is here to visit
the city schools.
Miss Caroline Allen. who has been the
guest of Miss Anna Milford for several
weeks, will Ieave Thursday for her home
in Cumberland, Md.
The Americus Club will have its formal
opening for this season next Monday even
ing, and banquet will be served to the
memebers in the clubhouse on North Ala
bama street.
The members of the first section of the
Second Presbyterian Church will give q. re-
ception and social IN the church parlorS
this evening, and they invite all members
and friends to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Huber have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Mary and Mr.. William Gibson, to take
place Wednesday, the Sth, at the family
residence at Irvington.
Mrs. Brown, of Ellenburg, Wash, Miss
Miss Clarabel Peck, Of Waterville, n. Y,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John c..
Dean. on North Pennsylvania street.
sMr. and Mrs George Newton, of Norfolk,
Va, gave an elegant dinner party Saturday
evening, in honor of Admiral and Mrs.
George Brown, Of this city. who are now
stationed at the Norfolk navy yard.
There will be a reception, this afternoon.
from 2 to o'clock, at the Central Christian
Church, given by the ladies of the church,
and all ladies of the auxiliaries of the
Christian churches are cordially invited to
attend.
The ladies of the Several churches will
serve luncheon Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of next week at the
Flower Mission fair. and it. is particularly
for the business men and those who are
employed down town, though it is hoped
that all who can will patroniZe 1t.
Mrs. Q. B. jameson will have charge of
the flower booth at the Flower Mission fair,
next week, and the booth will represent
THE Rose of CASTLE" The ladies who are
to assist Mrs. Jameson will be coStumed
as flowers, and the particular attraction at
this booth will be the flower baskets, which
will be novelty
Mrs. Hugg gave reception and social,
last evening, at her home on North Me-
ridian street, to the members of the Chapel
Club and the friends of the chapel Of Sts
Peter and Paul. The house was very taste
fully decorated with plants and flowers,
and refreshments were served by the ladies'
The hours were from to 10 O'Clock, and
there was q very good attendance. During
the entertainment there were vocal and in
strumeatal selections by members of the
congregation. The reception was for the
benefit of the chapel
Invitations will be sent out, the last of
the week, for a series of three talks on
Greek Myths" to be given by Mrs. Joseph
~ Milburn. They will occur the WedneS-
days, Nov. % % and Dec 6, at 1l:3O in the
morning, and the subjects will be ''Classiii-
cation of Myths" THE House of Tanta-
lus'' and THE Greek Hamlet" Mrs. Mil
burn has presented these talks before Ia
dies of Chicago before coming to this city,
and at the urgent request of friends she
will give the series here. Any who do not
receive cards of invitation and wish to at
tend the talks may do so.