The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

,,,ss Jannie Dickinson and Miss Burdsal
nave gone to Cincinnati TO spend a re"
days.
Miss Josephine Gray, of Anderson, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. stone on >orln iiHioi
street.
Mrs. Kavanagh, of Kenosha, Wis.,, ar
rived Yesterday to visit Mrs. Joseph "A.
Mhburn.
Miss Anna wiegand has returned from a
three weeks visit to friends and relatives
at Cincinnati.
The t. E.. G.. Euchre Club was enter
tanned by the Misses Hamilton, OF Park
avenue yesterday.
Mrs. John Wells. of this city, and MIS-,
s. r. Wells, of Greenfleld, are WISHING
friends in Frankton.
Mrs. Smithers, of Burlington, Ia, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Louis q. Deschler,
on North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Dr.. Newcomer, of Upton, Ind, and
Mrs. Turner, of Colorado, are visiting Mrs.
John T. McShane, on College avenue.
Mrs. Mahorney, of Charlottesville, re-
turned TO her home yesterday after a Visit
of several days with Mrs. w. .. McAlilldh'
No. 13 Christian avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Mclean. who
went to Atlanta, where Mr.. Mclean at
tended the meeting of street car managers,
are expected to return home to-day.
Mrs. ]. H. Bak has returned from her
home in Goshen where she spent the sum
mer. She and her husband, Judge Baker,
expect to spend the winter at the Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Sweeney have is
sued invitations for the marriage OF their
Hicks, TO take place, Wednesday morning,
the oath, at st. Johns Cathedral.
Miss Grace Matthews entertained a party
of twelve last evening at tea, in honor or
cinnati. who is here to spend a few days.
ChrysanthemumS of pink, white and yell
low were the favors and table decorations.
Mrs. George II. Chapman and Mrs. w
II ~ 81 mill ia n - hnnNA TIraElnaG DIR
ing the season, at their home, at Mspleton
farm. Mrs. Frederick Bags and Mrs. j.
w. Beck are at home the same day at their
residence on North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. O. a. Burgess. Miss Lois White,
Mrs. F.. Pord, Miss Mary Judson. DR.. and
Mrs. d. r.. Lucas and Mrs. ]. b. Sidener
left, yesterday afternoon. for Richmond,
Va, to attend the national missionary con-
v%ention, which takes place in that city
Oct. - to 20.
Mayor Denny and VIE and their daugh-
tiers and guests and a number of other
friends were invited by DIR. III. r. Allen, of
the Surgical Institute, to visit the institute
yesterday and go through its departments.
After the visit had been made the company
was entertained at dinner by DIR. Allen
AT the Portfolio Club last night Mr.. Hugh
TIL. Miller read a very interesting descrip-
ton of his visit TO one OF the curiosities
of Paris. the semiIprivate theater. eiub and
Dochez sang Schumann's Three Grena-
diers' and Thursday by Malloy. and Miss
Austin played an Air de Ballet by Chau-
minade.
Miss Gertrude Hays gave an elegant
luncheon, yesterday. at her suburban home,
south OF the city. in honor of Miss Fahn-
ley's guests. The, table was Ornamental
with pink roses in the center and at each
cover, the latter being the favors for the
guests. Those who accepted Miss Hays,s
hospitality were Miss Irwin. Miss Eliza
beth Irwin OF Keokuk. Ia, Miss Sommers, OF
81. Joseph, No, Miss Mccall OF Scyan<ap.
Ga, Mrs. Glidden OF Cleveland. O., Mrs.