The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-25
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PERSONAL AND soCITEY.

Mrs cerene T. Browning is visiting her
son. H. NJ. Ohr, in Chicago
Mrs Charles Nickum has gone to Dayton
10 spend several weeks with her mother.
Miss Louise Barker, of Chicago. is visit
ing Mrs II. c. Martin, on Bellefontaine
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hanna and son Hugh
expedition.
Mrs. Frank G. Slower. OF DanviIIe. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
DRAPER, on North New Jersey street.
Mr.. and Mrs James Macfarlane, of Pitts
burg. who have been visiting DIR. and Mrs.
T. r. Hodges, returned home yesterday.
Mrs Homer Allen and son Eddie, of
Marion, who have been visiting friends in
the city for several days, returned last
evening.
Miss Edna French, of Des Moines, Ia.
who has been spending a month with rela-
tives on North Pennsylvania street, left,
yesterday, for her home.
First Presbyterian Church will give their
last reception OF the year tomorrow even
ing In the church parlcrs.
The Daughters of the Revolution met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Merrick Vim
ton The business of the meeting was the
adoption of the constitution.
Mrs II. NJ. Herrick and Mrs. H. E:
knight, of New York mother and sister OF
r. c. Herrick. who have been visiting the
latter, will return east to-day.
There will be a musicale this morning at
the High School, given by the pupils in
several of the rooms. The orchestra with
instrumental and vocal solos and concerted
numbers. will make up the programme.
The Portfolio Club held its last meeting
for the season last evening. The time was
given up TO social pleasure. There was
music by the members and refreshments
were served. The committee having the
Mss Sharpe and J. r. Haywood During
the evening the following officers were
eiectsd for the year: l. II. Gibson, pres
danf- Nru II r. Dfof x-tCa Hon tee
Jul Sharp. secretary; Carl H Lieber.
treasurer.
Airs. Eliza Adams gave a breakfast yes
teriay morning in honor of Mrs. James
Macfarlane. of Pittsburg. The guests were
seated at II o'clock at a table which was
adorned with a large bowl OF the Bryn
was a bunch OF the same graceful bios
SONS The company included. besides the
hostess ana guest OK honor. Mrs; Jonn Z.
Miss Wallick. Miss Ransdell. Miss Erwin,
Miss Atkins. Miss Bybee. Miss Holman and
Miss Hesselman.
Mrs. Kitchell and daughter. Miss Henri
eta kitchell, gave pupils recital, last
evening. at their home on Ash street The
audience was composed Of the friends of
Most of those who participated have been
students but a short time. Some sweet
voices 81; Were re. heard In the vocal numbers
presented. Miss Grace Loomis, Miss Clara
Earle. Miss Florence Wright. Miss Grace
Bingham, Lucie Hitch. Romayne Latta,
Laurel c. Thayer. Anna Curtis. Susie Rust
were the vocalists. The closing number was
the duet SThe Crimson Glow" by Root,
sung by Miss Thayer and Miss Kitchell
and accompanied by Misses May and
Wright. Miss Gillette played violin obli-
cato for Miss Curtis's song. After the
programme the guests and performers
spent a short time socially
Mr.. Bement Lyman gave an enjoyable
company yesterday afternoon in honor of
Mrs Addison Roache, jr-, who is visiting
Mr.. Reaches parents, Judge and Mrs.
Roache. on North Pennsylvania street.
The guests were received and introduced
by Mrs. Lyman and the Misses Roache.
The entertainment of the guests was the
reading of a paper on THE Modern So
ciety Novel; by Mrs. r.. G.. Atkins which
she read a short time ago before the Wom-
ans Club. and music by Mr.. Richard
Schliewen. The house was eXquisitely dec
GRATED. The reception. room was I'm pink
roses, carnations. sweet peas and pansies
The library was adorned with crimson
peonies and roses set amid dainty bowls OF
sweet elysium and white geranium, ferns
and vines. The study was in pink and
white sweet peas. The guests tavors were
boutonnieres of panseS. which were on a
tray and the CONNECTIONS were made like
the same blossoms and served in the same
way. The flowers were appropriate to the
pleasure Of the afternoon. Quite a num-
Der of Mrs Lyman's friends accepted heI
hospitality.