The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-20
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Gle to spend Christmas.
Mr.. William p. Herod went to St Louis
last evening for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott entertained
the Whist Club last evening.
Mrs. Wooden has returned from a three
weeks visit to friends in Louisville.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Judson and
Miss Mabel Leonard will be observed the
9th.
Miss Helen Smith will give a matinee
party this afternoon in honor Of the Misses
Nash.
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks will go to
Florida early in January TO spend a rev
weeks.
Miss Lucy Herod and Miss Louise Err
win are expected home tomorrow to spend
two weeks.
iting Mrs. G.. j. Langsdale, on North Me-
ridian street.
Mrs. Sample Loftin has removed to No.
70 West Ninth street, where she VIII re-
Miss May Neuberger. of Chicago. is the
guest Of Miss Kathryn Cathcart, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. i. A. Crofoot, of Omaha, is. the guest
of Mr.. Henry K~nippenberg's family, on
North Meridian street.
Miss Agnes Duncan, who has been the
guest of the Misses Hawthorn at Portland,
Ore, has returned home.
Mrs. Charles Reamer, OF Bedford, Pa,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frederick
Appel, on North Meridian street.
Mrs. A. F. Mccormick, of Woodruff
and later will go to New York to reside.
M ar- a1 %ir NE ind E LAWS Hailam wit Viii spend
the holidays with DR.. II. r. Aliens family,
on North Delaware street.
The Misses Malott have issued invitations
to a few of their young married Irlehds
for a tea tomorrow afternoon IN honor OF
Mrs. Macy William Malott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ovens have returned
from Columbus, o., to this city to reside.
Mr.. Ovens will resume his former position
with Messrs. Dickson Il Talbot.
Mrs. It. w. Morrison and children, who
shave been visiting Mr.. and MRS. IL. w.
Coffin and daughter, Will leave to-morro"
for their home in Salt lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones and son Will
Nth Mr.. and Mrs. Powell. Mrs. Powell
was formerly Miss Harriet Jones.
field. now on the Chicago Daily News, was
I'm the city Yesterday en- route TO his nome
in Greenfield, where he will spend a fort
night.
Captain and Mrs. R. W. Hoyt went to
Greencastle yesterday and will return this
evening TO DR.. j: Il. WoodbnrnIs Iheg
Fort Apache, A. T..
The December play Of the Dramatic Club
will be given tonight at. the Propylaeum.
Mr.. Newton Booth darlington is the au-
and Those who have seen the rehearsals
say that It is a great success, There VIII
| be the usual Qallce dIteI TIE pay
FOR THE Ssh NASH.
A prettier sight is seldom seen than that
at the german given last evening by Mrs.
Henry Knippenberg and daughter for their
guests. the Misses Nash. of Omaha. When
the invitations were sent out there was a
request that all should wear powdered hail.
The young ladies who were invited were
asked to wear pink or white gowns and the
effect of the dainty colors and the white
hair was picturesque in the extreme. The
guests were received in the drawing room
and the ornamentation of the handsome
room was a prOfuSlon OF roses anu carna-
Wore a pink satin covered with chiffon and
pink rosebuds and Miss Mary Nash wore
a white chiffon over white. Miss knlppel-
berg's gown was a pink organize over PINK
silk. When the guests were assembled they
went TO the dancing hall on the third floor
holly and garlands of green, and here and
there sprigs of mistletoe. About the room
are several small rooms and they were ar
lemonade. There were several tgures
OF the german led by MIR. John A. Butler
alternating with the guests OF honor IN
leading the dances. There were the scarf
ball. whip, Christmas tree, whistling and
screen figures ana several extras. The IA
vors were pink. and white carnations. and
roses. and the two colors of ribbons. The
latter were fastened TO golden rings, which
| the cancers CDut1 veal vi LAlCAi al iA4s, anu
when a guest was favored q ribbon was
taken from the ring and tied TO the ring of
the guest favored. On the tree were toys
tied with ribbons bearing the names of the
ladies. and the man taking a toy danced
with the lady whose name was attached.
Cigars for the men were presented in the
same way. At midnight the pink and white
ladies' and their escorts went TO the large
dining room and supper was served. The
adornment of the center table was a Ores
den lamp with a pink Powered shade, and
on the corners of the table were rich bowls
or vases filled with carnations or roses.
About sixty young people made up the list
of those asked 10 the dance, and among
them were Miss Helen Smith and Miss Ell
ston. OF Charlottesville. and Mr.. l.. A. Gro
foot, OF Omaha, and Mr.. William Irwin, OF
Columbus.
MIR. AND MRS. BUTLER'S MUSICALE.
One of the most delightful entertainment
Of this season was the musicale given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Butler
and son TO a number OF their young married
and unmarried friends at their home or
North Delaware street. Upon the arrival
OF the guests they were ushered TO the bal
room on the third floor ana We're received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. a
II. Snow and Mr.. Maurice Butler. The hal