The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Russell B. Harrison of Helena, Mont, is
in the city.
Mrs; Q. @. Pfafr is visiting Mrs. Henry
Atterbury In st. Louis for a week.
There will be a social at the rooms of
the Noon Rest the evening of April q
The members OF the Woodruff Place Bap-
ttst Church Will give an entertainment In
the church Wednesday evening
The next meeting Of the Amateurs will be
held with Miss Nettie Dietrichs. No S35
North Pennsylvania street, April 4
General and Mrs. Lew Wallace are visit
Ing their son, Mr.. Henry l.. Wallace, and
family, on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Leathers have
returned from a visit to Mrs. Zerelda G.
SON INC
Mr.. NJ. Y. osgood and niece, Miss May
Emma Holloway have 'I returned from rom Cali
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Court Webb have taken
North New Jersey street, Morton Place
Mrs. Webb will be at homo to her friends
Thursdays after the 1st Of April.
The entertainment, I'm the Old Garden"
by Walter Crane, will be repeated this even
Ing at Plymouth Church The tableaux
given when The Old Garden was pre-
ton OF enough more to make an attractive
spectacle.
Mrs. Julius wocher was the hostess yes
to about forty-five OF her friends The
rooms were decorated with plants and flow
erS In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wocher
observed the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage by entertaining the Edelweis Card
S s5ss a Tae , fayors were o overs, for the
gentlemen. Hansome prizes out of the
ordinary selection Of articles, were pre-
were Mr.. and Mrs Elliott, Of Louisville
who nave recently come to this city to re-
side.
AN EASTER MONDAY LUNCHEON.
Miss Josephine Hyde gave a luncheon
yesterday to a number of her young friends,
at her home, on North Delaware street
AL the guests were at one long table and
the decoration OF the center was of Brides
maid roses laid on the cloth from end to
end. At each cover was a card, a bunch
or yiolets and a pink covered egg sur
mounted by a tiny chicken. The egg held
the sailed almonds. The butter was in
the form OF Gala lilies, and flowers and
eggs entered into the appointments of the
shape and the forms were laid in a nest
OF spun sugar, the hostess serving this
G9nTss from the table. The entertainment
ers; Attached TO each card was a pencil
and a cent At the top of the card was
Things to be seen on cent NJ %as PRINCE an eG
ample one was "A student (the pupil of
the eye; "A flower 1.-TWO lips); Fruit
named. At the conclusion OF the naming of
the things a prize was offered for the one
who should originate the best appropriate
question. and for the one who should an
swer the greatest number of the cues
tons. Miss Louise Fletcher took the lat
ter prize. and Miss Burchenal. of Richmond.
the former. The question was why is
this glorious savage OF Quaker origin?" and
the answer Because his features are Phil
adelphia made" The company included Miss
Annie Butler. Miss Julia Ritzinger. Miss
Louise Fletcher, the Misses Burchenal of
Richmond, Miss Augusta Lyon, Miss Ro-
wena New, Miss Bertha Fahnley, Miss
Mary Share Miss Bessie Taylor Miss
Alice F'ailey, Miss Mary Noble. Miss Annie
@. Dye and Miss Julia Fletcher.
ELKHART WEDDINGS
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, Ind, March &C. L. Ma
thias. business man OF Puyallup Wash,
md Miss Eva Heaton were married this
Afternoon by Rev. NJ. ID. Smith.
Lucius Metcalf and Miss Daisy Adams
we're united in marriage at Willow Dale III.
=. Church last evening by Rev. NJ. ID.
Smith.
PETTY-MOCK.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. March 26.-AlonZo Petty
and Miss Anna 5. Mock were married yes
terday at the brides home. Rev. j. f.
Carney ofhciated in the presence of a hun
fred invited guests.