The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Hon Charles w. Fairbanks returned yes
terday after spending several weeks in New
York.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper has gone to At
classmates
Mrs John B. Murson and daughter, of
New York, are the guests or Mrs. Mursons
sister, Mrs. Henry Williams.
Mr. and Mrs John NJ Shaw and son will
sail for Europe next week TO visit rela-
tives in Ireland for few months.
The Secrist Pleasure Club will read "a
Winters Tale at the residence of Major
Secrst, No. % Shelby street, Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs McGilliard contemplate a trip
to West Baden as soon as the health of
Mr.. McGilliard will permit his making the
trip.
Miss Jessie Armstrong left yesterday for
Philadelphia to join party of friends VINO
will leave Feb for California to attend the
midwinter fair.
The engagement of Miss Katherine Lewis
of this city, and Mr.. Robert Davis, of Bos-
ton. is announced. The marriage Will take
place in the spring.
Mrs William Phillips will entertain the
ladies of the new Central Christian Church,
this afternoon, from to o'clock, at her
home on King street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Weadon gave a re
ception, at their home on Churchman pike
Wednesday evening. in honor of Mrs
James Sturgeon, of Greencastle.
Miss Georgia Butler will accompany Mrs.
John G. Dean and Miss Katherine at: !. Maiott to
tend the reunion of the Classical School
class of 1884.
The ladies of the third section of the
afternoon, Jan. 20 from to 5, at the home
of Z. O.. Cornelius. No. 521 North Meridian
street instead of Friday of this week. as
announced. The attraction will be IAN
Afternoon on the Midway Plaisance."
Mrs. George G. Tanner gave informal
and very enjoyable tea yesterday afternoon
to q few friends in honor Of Mrs. Baum, of
Mrs. James VI. Winters. About thirty Ia
dies gathered at 4 O'Clock and dainty tea
was served. During the entertainment: Mrs.
Enrique c. Miller sang a ballad, with her
accustomed grace, and Miss Katherine Sui
livan, who took one of the prizes at the
School. recited THE Minuet' in a delight
full manner. The innovation of music and
Luke Wilson and Mrs. William Reid, of
Kansas City, were the guests present from
out of town.
AT ST. MARY'S HALL.
Rev and Mrs. George Z. Swan gave their
midwinter reception last evening, at st.
Mary's Hall, and introduced to the friends
of the school Miss Henrietta Kitchell, who
is to have charge of the department of in
strumental music Mr.. and Mrs. Swan re-
ceived the guests and were assisted In dis
pensing the Inequalities by the faculty of
the SCHOLARS. Penelope Wolff Miss
Claire Miss Dresser, Miss Harris and Miss
Chapin. The whole house was thrown open
and brilliantly illuminated for the event,
and the halls and parlOrs were adorned with
palms and flowers During the evening
Miss Kitchell PLAYED several selections and
was heartily applauded She has firmnesS
and sureness of touch, fine intellectual inter-
probation and a delicacy of expression,
which makes a true and artistic presenta-
ton of a composition Miss Kitchell has had
wide experience in concert playing in New
Vo~i< VIII a hpr
cousin, Mrs. Julia Rive-King, the famous
pianist. The entertainment was one of a
series. which has been the custom of the
institution to have ever since it was opened
"Old Process" whisky sold only by drug
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