The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs II 4. Hendricks and Mrs. John FL
lott have gone to Florida to spend few
weeks.
Miss Minnie Haerle will go to Orlando.
Mary Fletcher.
Mrs. Morris Drake of Shelbyville is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Bieler, in
Woodruff Place.
visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. w. Fisher, at
No. 70 Central avenue.
Miss Margaret Smith has gone East to
make an extended visit TO friends IN WASH
ington and New York.
Mrs. Philip F. Igoe has been called to
Cincinnati by the death of her mother, Mrs.
Charles Fox, of Walnut Hills.
The second section of the Free Kindergar-
ten and Childrens Aid Society will give
Old Vienna tea next Friday, and some novel
features will be introduced.
Rev. James f. Gilbert left yesterday for
Lebanon o., where he will establish a
of the Bible and SunGayschool work.
Mrs. Joseph B. Mansur entertained a
number of friends at tea Yesterday after
Elliott and Miss Burkhardt, of Cincinnati.
There will be a called meeting of the man
ayers Of the Home for Friendless Women,
Monday morning, at $50 o Clock AT the
residence of Mrs. A. l.. Roache No. 5J3 North
Pennsylvania street
Mrs. Arthur Newton Dwyer has issued in
vitGtions to the members of the Over the
TeuPS club fof the sth in honor Of Mr
Eldridge and Mrs. Swain. her mother and
aunt, who are her guests.
At a meeting Of several ladies few days
ago the subject of poetry came up, and
one of the number said that she did not
read poetry because she did not like II. A
meeting of the same party was held yester-
day afternoon, with Mrs. John f. Cleland
and those who knew and liked poetical writ
ings, endeavored 10 persuade the one who
had said she did not, of her error. He who
,.~ls-~ ,srNef dc will Of
opinion still.
Mrs Scholl gave a children's party last
evening for her daughter Elfreda, at her
home, No PA North Illinois street The
floors We're canvased and smilaX and car
nations were used to adorn the several
spacious rooms. The young people danced
was assisted in entertaining the guests
by Mrs. Frank a. Maus, Miss Nellie Hew
lit and her daughter Miss lone Scholl.
There were about sixty dancers.
Mrs John c. Dean gave 4-o'clock lunch
con yesterday to the ladies who assisted
her in the art booth at the last Flower
Mission fair The th table was eS g
daintily wrought in pink wild rose design.
In the center of the table
fragrant pink roses. Seated at the table
TO enjoy the elaborate menu and the con-
versation were Mrs. Henry Schurmann.
Mrs. Joseph X. Sharpe jr., Mrs. Ernest
Robert Keith. Mrs. Francis T. Hord. Mrs.
Henry Wallace, Mrs. James Il. Roberts,
Miss Lydia Heron, Miss Mckinney, Miss
Anna Sharpe and Miss Mary Browning
Butler.
There was a very interesting meeting of
the over the Teacups Club held yesterday
afternoon al the residence OF Mrs. 4. G.
Day. The first paper was by Miss Alice
Finch, and her subject was 'Reciprocity-
from a Womans Standpoint" The reci-
procty was treated entirely from its domes-
tic side and IL brought out a lively CONVEX
sation, in which nearly every one present
took part. Mrs. John III. Holiday led the
Nor was there emit nSfa sfrl
In the second subject, which was News
paper Reading; Its Good and Bad Effects"