The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. A. h. Snow has returned from a
visit to his mother in Hartford, Conn.
The Highland Pleasure Club will reorgan-
ize this week at Miss Hattie Smiths.
Dr. and Mrs. G.. A. Wells have gone to
San Antonio. Tex, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Orpheus Everts. of College Hill, Gin
cinnati. who has been visiting. her son and
family, returned home yesterday.
Miss May Kirshbaum gave progressive
euchre party in honor of Miss Haas, OF At
lanta, Ca, and other visiting ladies' last
night.
A play, "Anita's Trial." will be given by
the young ladies of the English Lutheran
Church tomorrow evening IN the church
parlorS.
Misses Leah and Mary Fletcher will go
their uncle Mr.. Ingram Fletcher, and fam
lily for several months
Mrs Henry Knippenberg and daughter
have issued invitations for a german
week from this evening. at their home, on
North Meridian street, in honor of Miss
Knippenberg's guests, the Misses Nash, of
Omaha.
Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn will give her third
and last talk on Greek mythology to-mor-
row morning. at IL o'clock, at her home;
be Orestes. 1t Is the most interesting OF
course by Mrs. Milburn.
Captain and Mrs. Ralph w. Hoyt, Of
Hoyts aunts, Mrs. ]. II. Woodburn and
Mrs. Jennie Patterson. at Mrs. Wood
Mrs. Harry E. Drew and Mrs. F. NJ Her
ron are visiting Mrs. George w. Brecount
in Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs Charles b. Foster were at
home informally last evening at their pref
ty home on Park avenue, and a few friends
enjoyed their hospitality. During the even
Stern, played a number of selections. and
Miss May Johnson and Mr.. John l.. Geiger
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster will give a series of
these companies during the season.
Invitations have been sent out for
unique party at the Propylaeum Saturday
leo gowns. and no dress suits will be al
lowed for the men. The gowns are TO be
man brings a lady in carriage he will be
asked to pay an amount equal to what the
carriage hire will be into the fund for the
young people in the party.
The marriage of Miss Anna Fontaine
daughter of Mrs; NJ. J. w Fontaine, and
day evening At the home Of the brides
mother. on Sta State avenue RsX; Erank trot g
Church. performed the ceremony. Miss
Fontaine has been the leading singer in the
choir for number of years DR.. and Mrs
Conoyer went to Rushville to visit rela-
tives. and when they return they will re-
side with Mrs. Fontaine, where they will
be at home TO their friends after the first
OF the year.
A very pleasant social was given last
evening at Mcridsin-street Church by the
members of the first section, of which Mrs
III. G.. Carey and Mrs. Chapman Williams
are the leaders. There were several taste
fully decorated tables in the parlors, and
refreshments were served in reception
style. Mrs. Harold Hibben poured tea and
Miss Florence Malott poured chocolate at
one table. and Mrs. J. +. Scott and Mrs
Stella Anderson poured coffee at another.
Miss Elizabeth Harris and Miss Boyd pre-
| sided AT the Ice table and the young wOm-
en- of the church assisted In dispensing the
various Gelicacies. Rev. and Mrs. Sims and
the membesS of the section entertained the
members. and there were a number Of
visitors from other churches.
MASTEN-PHILLIPS.
| Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
PLAINFIELD. Ind. Dec. u.-Elmer
Masten a prosperous young farmer In the
vicinity of Amo. and Miss Eva Phillips
Of this place, were Quietly married AT the
residence Of thc brides parents Sunday
evening. Elde- A j. Frank of Greencas-
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