The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-29
Personal. AND SOCIETY.

Miss Florence Rottler is home from Ok
ford to spend the Easter vacation.
Mr.. William T. Barnes has returned from
Florida, where he has been spending
eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Van Buskirk will
entertain friends at cards Wednesday even
ing of next week.
Miss Eleanor Allen. returned yesterday
from Georgia, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. James t. Wright.
The annual business meeting Of the Art
Association Will be held Monday after
noon at the Propylaeum.
Rev. and Mrs. r. " Hunter of Terre
Haute, formerly of this city, arrived yester-
day TO spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sewall will enter
tain friends at cards Friday evening at
their home on Park avenue.
Miss Louise Morrison, who has been the
guest of friends in this city, has returned
to her home in Connersville.
Miss Ross Miss Quick and Miss Purdue,
attend the reception and concert of the
Cornell Club.
Mr.. George G. Tanner entertained num-
Der of gentlemen Monday evening at din
ner, at which Hon. Albert CT. Porter was
the guest of honor.
Mrs Mary Lilly and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lilly, who have been spending ten
days in this city with relatives, have re-
turned to their home in Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard /. Gent will enter
tain the Young Married Peoples Club Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs. Gents
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Browning.
Mrs George Burgess, of Cairo, ILL.,, is
visiting Mrs. John II. Holiday, on North
Meridian street Friday afternoon Mrs.
Holiday and Mrs. Burgess will be at home
informally to their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taggart had an
informal house-warming Monday evening.
and children were the chief guests. Games
were played, and there was dancing and
other attractive features for the guests.
Miss Mary Stowell of Milwaukee, has
been in the city for a short time and went
to Franklin last evening. She will return
Tuesday of next week and Will be the
guest Of Mrs ]. W. Lilly on North Della
ware street.
The Dramatic Club will present In
Honor Bound and "St. Valentines Day"
Industrial Union. Those who are to take
part in the plays are Miss Helen Erwin.
Miss N Sue H Winter Mi Hpgh Mex Me- l a05
Miss Louise Garrard and Miss Allen in the
second
At the meeting of the Contemporary Club
last evening Mr.. DemarchuS Brown was
the speaker of the evening, and his paper
was on the subject of 'Aristophanes and
Moliere." The reception committee was
Mr.. and Mrs c. w Fairbanks, Mr. and
Mrs. Addison Bybee and Miss Corrinne
Robbins.
Mrs. Harry Van Buskirk gave yellow,
and white luncheon yesterday in honor Of
her guest, Mrs. Cunningham, of Tiffin, O.
All the appointments were of the two
colOrs. The chandelier over the table was
festooned with smilax and from it dropped
inch-wide yellow ribbons, which ended in
bows, one in front of each cover. Daffodils
in a gold and white cut glass vase stood
in the center OF the table on a handsome
embroidered piece and others were seat
tered over the cloth. At each plate was
double menu card bearing appropriate
quotation in gilt on the front and tied with
yellow ribbon Those entertained were Mrs.
L. c. Atkins, Mrs. George @. Tanner. Mrs
John c. Dean, Mrs. +. w. Hays, Mrs. a.
B. Gates. Mrs. w. z. Gould, Mrs. Scot
Butler and Mrs T. II. Noonan.
FOR CORNELL GLEE CLUB.
A reception was given yesterday after
noon in the east parlor OF the Propylaeum
in honor OF the members of the Cornell
glee, mandolin and banjo clubs. The room
was tastefully decorated with plants, sTni-
lax and Easter lilies and an orchestra fur
nished a programme Of excellent music.
4 number of the ladies who were chosen
for patronesses were present to assist in
receiving the students and a number of the
young ladies extended the Inequalities.
Among those who assisted were Mrs. May
Wright Sewall Mrs. Henry Coburn. Mrs.
Morris Ross, Mrs. E. f. Hodges. Mrs.
Morris Defrees. Mrs. Z. s. FoSom, Mrs.
NJ. Hildebrand Mrs. George Merritt.
Mrs. l.. NJ Ogle. Mrs. Charles h. Dark.
Mrs. A. l.. Narney, Mrs. w. :. FISH Mrs.
F. L. Mayer. Mrs. Francis 7. Hord, Mrs.
o. b. Jameson and Mrs. A NJ. ogle. The
young ladies were Miss Alice Failey, Miss
Bessie Taylor Miss Augusta Lyon, Miss
Annie Gaines Dye. Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Knippenberg and Miss Sue Winter The
ladies all wore handsome evening gowns.