The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs: Frederick Jones, of High
land place, will entertain a family dinner
party Thursday evening.
an Mrs sor Ja 1Tsst E; Carnah 8Hi. will ie ;saX, It, to-
and Mrs. Steele Bright and son.
Col. James b. Black will go to Blooming
ton the 29d, where he will deliver a lecture
on Washington at the university.
Miss Sarah Meigs will give a piano recital
to a few of her younger pupils In a fort
night at her home on North Pennsylvania
street.
Mrs. Aquilla Jones will leave Monday for
Los Angeles, where she will visit her moth
er, Mrs. Raschig, and family for several
weeks.
Mrs. Augustus Coburn has issued invita-
tons for a tea from 4 to 6 Friday after
noon in honor Of Miss Angelina Moon, of
Eau Claire, Wis.
Major and Mrs. w: ]. Richards and Mr..
York next week and from there TO New
Orleans for a few weeks.
G.. w. Barnes and family will shortly
leave for the East to take up their resi-
dence, Mr.: Barnes having. become connected
with an Eastern corporation.
At the Fortnightly Literary Club yester-
day day. Mrs E1o r.; d; Townsend pS nnsSeHnsd1,rTee read a Pap paper ION on
versation was led by Mrs. Hilleary and
Mrs. Eaton.
AT the meeting Of the Matinee Musicale
this afternoon tea will be served after the
programme. The next miscellaneous day
will not come till March % on account Of
the open day recital being substituted.
Mrs. Samuel Merrill addressed the MEM
bers of the Woman Missionary Society OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church yesterday
afternoon at the church on North Delaware
street on the subject Of Women and Mis-
sion Work in India"
Miss Lucy Fletcher, of this city. and Miss
Eleanor Pierson, of Boston, have a school
at Palo Alto similar to the Girls Classical
cess. Miss Maria Wooden has gone to Palo
Alto to take a position In the school.
Mrs. A. H. Carrier, whose death at Los
Angeles, Cal, was recently announced. was
this city. At that time her husband was
the pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian
especially informed on historical subjects.
1t was one of the first classes formed. After
H Mrs; Carrier brra went to California g ,Sd Mrs
it has developed into the Over-the-Teacups
Club.
A number of ladies have formed a circle,
which is unlike IKE other organizations; The
Mrs. Aurelia Hale has been made reader.
and the others who constitute the circle
bring whatever work they have on hand
and do it while she reads. One morning
she reads an essay ana the next a bit OF
fiction. 50 that the light literature and
charter members of the circle are Mrs.
Anna Mavity, Mrs. T.. c. Day, Mrs. Henry
Jones and Miss Bessie West. A number OF
others will be added 10 the number.
The ladies OF the Irvington Reading Club
have. for the past few months. been work
ing to provide a public reading room fol
the town. Enough money to rent a room
has already been raised. This evening ar
entertainment Will be given in the universe.
ty chapel 10 increase the fund. At $50 18th
Rivals a comedy by Sheridan. will be
presented. The cast of characters includes
Mr.. Tom Layman, as Sir Anthony Absor
lutte; Mr.. W. ID. Howe, as Captain Abso-
lutte; Miss Gilbert, as Lydia Languish; Mrs
Chas. Il. Clarke, as Miss Melville; Miss Eva
Rutlpr. as Mrs. MalaDrOn- and Mrs OrVflls
Carvin, as Lucy. After the play refresh
ments will be served in the Y. VI. G. A Hall