The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

MIS-. I1eDTy -. fraser Nus ioSuou luflt6.
irons for q high tea Friday in honor of Miss
Elma Comfy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Holloway. who
have been south for several weeks, have
returned home.
The Katharine Home will be open this
afternoon. from 3 to 5 o'clock, SO that my
one who desires may visit 1t.
Miss Georgia Maxwell gave 9 charming
5-o'clock tea Monday to q very few friends
in honor of Miss Elma Comfy.
Miss Tillie Schmidt. who has been visit
ing Mrs. DR.. Painter for the past four
weeks. started yesterday on her return
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Coffin and son,
and Major and Mrs. w. j. Richards and son.
left yesterday for Asheville. n. o., to spend
q few weeks.
Mrs. A. f. Kleinsmith will 60 to Shelby
Vile to-day to make q short visit to Mrs.
=. G.. Sheldon and to attend q musicale
Friday evening.
Mrs. James b. Curtis will leave for the
East to-day accompanied by her cousin.
Miss Gsrside, who has been spending the
winter with her.
Mrs. Ernest X. Keith will be with Mrs.
John e. Dean tomorrow afternoon to re-
ceives calls and Mr.. Keith and Mr.. Dean
Will assist the ladies in the evening.
Mrs. j. NJ. Belknap. of Greencsstle. Ind,
and Miss Hattie Bivins. of s~hsibyvIlle. Ill.
- o. ooCh wv 6hoosc "a 80 ~ V4Ans
j. Z. Ertel. sol East Ohio street. will re-
turn home to-day.
Nr. and Mrs. Max Gundelfnaer have Is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Fannie and Mr.. Louis Schws-
bacher. of Peoria. Ill, to take place at the
Propylaum Wednesday,. the Goth.
The Cotillion closed their third season
with q reception and dance at Brennecke's
Monday evening. The hnll was beautifully
decorated with palms. There was o large
attendance. and IN enjoyabl evening was
spent.
The ideals have Issued handsome invita-
tons for q grand bali at TOmlinson Hall
Friday evening. The cards are in green,
gold and white, with the shamrock, harp,
Erin go Bragh" aud God Save Ireland"
thereon.
The Plymouth orchestra will give q con-
cert Friday evening at Plymouth Church.
This organization of young musicians has
accomplished q great deal since beginning
r~ehearsals. and a programme of interest
and merit may be expected.
/. The marriage of Miss Belle Hurley. form
erly OF st. Louis and Mr.. j. +. Peirce. OF
the Merchants Despatch TRANSPORTATION
Company. took place last evening at the
home of the groom's brother, Mr.. Peirce,
No. 7S5 North Delaware street.
Mrs. A. F.. Kleinsmith received her
friends yesterday at her pretty home on
Talbot avenue. She was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. ). j. Pattison, Miss Margaret
f.. Hamilton. Miss Bertha Woodland of Los
Angeles. and Miss Hettie Adams. Lilies,
roses and daffodils decorated the several
rooms.
Mrs. George A. Richards and sister. Miss
Lena Fertig. entertained quite q large
nun Der of friends very handsomely at
cards yesterday afternoon. at the formers
home on North Mississippi street. The
house was ele 50rately decorated with plants
and flowers. and after the same elaborate
Refreshments were served and the favors
distributed.
The ladies who receive calls to-day are
Mrs. Mob c. Butler, Miss Butler. Mrs.
Lewis Jordan. Mrs. w. w. Knights. Mrs.
Agustus Coburn, Mrs. II. s. Fraser. Mrs.
Henry Eitel. Mrs. George JARVIS, Mrs. C.. N.
Thompson, Mrs. John Oxenford, Mrs. s. b.
bud bridge, Mrs. Alexander S~pruance. Mrs.
c. NJ. Walker.
The Society of the Daughters of the Rev.
~olution. of which Mrs. BENJAMIN Harrison
was the honorary PRESIDENT. propose to
have o full-size portrait of Mrs. Harrison
painted for the White House. The Daugh-
tiers of the Revolution who live In this city
have been asked to contribute to the fund,
and others who were Mrs. Harrison's
friends. The board OF managers of the
Orphan Asylum, of which Mrs. Harrison
was Q member, will contribute as q whole.
Mrs. Chaplin G. Foster has charge of the
funds as a member of the society and as q
personal friend.
Miss Agnes Duncan gave an elegant
luncheon yesterday in honor of her guest
Mrs. Reynolds. OF Chicago. formerly Miss
Florencs Krag. of this city. The company in.
cluded friends of Mrs. Reynolds. The table
was beautiful with it's harmonious embel-
lishment of violet and white. In the GEN.
ter was u bowl of Bermuda lilies. their fra
grant cups filled with punches of sweet
English violets. The stem of each lily was
tied with violet and White ribbons, with
/ the name of the guest. and the ribbons
crossed the table to each cover. The ices
were white set in q bed of candled violets,
and the cakes were the same tints. Those
who accepted Miss Duncan's hospitality
were Mrs. John r.. Wilson. Mrs. +. V.
Chislett. Mrs. Z. s. r. Seguin. Mrs. Angus
tus Coburn. Miss Comfy. Miss Herod. Miss
Csroline Farqhhar. Miss Kate Wallick,
Miss Erwin and Miss Kate Malott.