The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Parks, of Martinsville, arrived yesterday
to visit Miss Lille Landers.
Mrs. Montfort. of Cincinnati, is visiting her
father, Mr.. william 8. Hubbard, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Morss will leave in q few
days for Ashevllle. N. O., to remain some time.
Mrs Augustus Lynch Mason has issued cards
for a 4-o'clock tea Monday, in honor Of Miss
Comfy.
tary Society at the Propyl8um this morning at
10 O'Clock.
Mrs. James Brown has returned from a visit of
several weeks to her sister, Mrs. Francis Smith,
at San Antonio, Tex.
Mrs. ". Fl. Hobbs entertained O number of
young people Monday evening in honor OF her
visitors, Misses Eva and Bertha Stark, OF Rock
Vile.
serious illness of typhoid fever, is. in company
with his wife, visiting his parents at Green
castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Elder. Miss Margaretta
Elder and Mr.. William i. Elder will leave to-
morrow for Asheville, n. c., TO spend q few
weeks.
Mrs. W. Fl. Hobbs and guests, Misses Eva and
Bertha Stark. will be at home informally this
afternoon after B O'Clock. and this evening, at
No. us North Alabama street.
The fifth section Of the Free kindergarten and
Children's Aid Society viii give a tea this after.
noon, from 2 to 6 o'clock. at the residence of
Mrs. III. p. WATSON, at the corner of Delaware
street and Home avenue. Everyone who de-
sires TO assist In the worthy object of this society
is invited TO attend.
The ladies who are at home today to callers
are Mesdarnes w. p. Herod, c. T. Robbins. o, n.
H~asselman, j. c. Dean, who has Mrs. Ernest r.
E. f. Hodges. A. H.. Brown, f. L. Rexford. A.
I. Potts, A. c. Ayres, W. b. Wheelock, A. L. Var
ney, Addison Bybee, George Brown, L. G. Miller,
o. ID. Jameson. j. X. Ryan and guest, Mrs.
Sparks, OF Louisville.
Mr.. William p. Kappes will give an organ re-
citai Monday evening at st. Paurs Church: Mrs.
three months study In New York, will sing
"Elsa's Dream Wagner. Mr.. W. III. Daggett
will sing a solo and Mrs: Aquilla Jones and Mr..
Insensee a duet. and there will be concerted
numbers There will be no fee. though a col
lection will be TAX n for the benefit OF the sur
plice choir. which is TO be introduced soon at
St Pauls.
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy held her second
and final reception yesterday afternoon at her
daintily.appointed home on East Michigan street:
Choice flowers were In each room and emitted
their perfume through the apartments. Mrs.
Murphy wore her handsome wedding gown OF
were Mrs. ID. W. Coffin, Mrs. John W. Murphy,
Mrs. A. W. Coffin, Miss Corinne Robbins, Mrs.
n. s. briggs, and Miss Annie, who presided at
tho tea and ice table, and Mrs. Ebert w. Shirk,
Mrs. Harry Murphy and Miss Colin I'm the dining
room. Pink begonias, roses and carnations were
the flowers used, and pink satin ribbons crossed
the tables surface and tied the CONNECTIONS.
There were many callers. In tho evening Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy received aud the gentlemen
assisted In entertaining.
There was a pleasing programme given yester-
day afternoon at the Matinee Musicale. The CON-
posers represented by compositions were Barglel,
Massenet, bizet and Jensen. There were two
choruses. "Gone By''and 1.-The Mountain Spirit"
by Bargiei, excellently sung. Mrs. Morrison sang
Massenets ".Elegie," with violin accompaniment
by Mr.. M. II. spades. and Miss Sween;e sang
"Open Thy Blue Eyes" Both ladies were In fine
voice aud were heartily applauded, Other num-
bers were q piano quartet, "Menuet de PAT
lesienne,' played by Miss Dietrichs. Miss Ray,
Mrs. Hancxel and Miss Carman; "yaise Inn
promptu OPP. 3d. Mrs. Kiser, and "Duet Suite,
OPP. T." by Miss Maxwell and Mrs: J. R. LilIey.
The concert which the Musicaleiwill give in Chi
cago. at the time OF the meeting OF forty-two
Wonien's Musicale Clubs. will take place Friday
afternoon, June 23, about 4 o'clock.