The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. A. L. Varney left yesterday for
Rock Island, ILL.,, to visit friends.
Judge and Mrs. Baker will reside at the
Denison during the rest OF the winter.
Mrs. M. A. Bullock and daughter, Miss
Angie, are spending the winter in Cali
fornia- 49, , .
guest of Mrs. S. e. Fishback, No. SlS Ash
street
Miss Ravens, of Ohio, is the guest of
Mrs Charles n. Thompson on North Penn
svania street.
Miss Nora Johnson, of Greencastle, who
has been visiting Miss Anna Dunlop and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Morrow, returned
home yesterday.
The German Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. ]. r. Lilly, on Friday, and listen
to q paper by Mrs DR.. Wagner on the life
of Zschokke. General conversation will
follow.
Mrs c. L. Morris will not be at home to
friends on Friday evening, her usual even
ing at home: She has gone TO the bedside OF
her sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. MARYLAND, VINO is
very i'll in Kokomo.
The play THE Loan of a Lover" which
is to be given one week from tonight by
the members of the Dramatic Club will
be repeated the following evening for the
benefit of the Free kindergarten.
The ladies of the first section of the Aid
Society of Central-avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church will hold their January tea
this afternoon, from till 5, at the residence
of Mrs. George Merritt Chandler, 300
Broadway.
The Free kindergarten and Children's Aid
Society Will give their Midway Plaisahce
tea one week from to-day, at the residence
of Mrs. J.. G.. Cornelius, on North Me-
ridian street. The ladies of the third
section are the entertainers, and Mrs. Pink,
one of the number interested in the work
of the kindergartens, has been to Cincin-
natl to attend a like entertalnment, when
was. given there, and some or the l9eaS
which she gathered there VIII be USED IN
the tea next week.
About forty friends met last evening at
Ire
on North Meridian street and listened 10
the reading of a paper on "Ihe Study OF
read before the WOman's Club two weeks
ago The paper is one of the best ever read
at the club, and since that afternoon MISS
Rowland has been repeatedly asked TO read
the PAPER for private gatherings. The
friends last evening were delighted with II,
as others have been, and Miss Howiand
was highly complimented for it,
Mrs Arthur y. Dwyer was the hostess
for a delightful New England party yes
terday afternoon, which she gave in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Swain, and her aunt,
Mrs Eldridge of Massachusetts The
| guests were the members of the Over-the-
Teacups Club. of which Mrs. Dwyer is
met the guest of honor and as they were
asked to bring their needlework, most of
them had complied; The rrst hour 1fo T Tss
hostess announced that there was a gift
for every one TO be found In the several
rooms. These gifts were pin-holders of
celullod tied with green ribbons, the colors
of the club, and on the case was the name
of the guest and the name of an appropri-
ate New England subject. The cases were
In all sorts of places, and after they were
all found the guests were asked TO speak
about the subject on their cases. The re-
suit was a very happy one, as the ladies
entered into the spirit of the idea. There
were songs, recitations, anecdotes and
many bright sayings. Some of the subjects
were New England Men of Letters" The
| Typical Yankee New England Periodi-
GALS THE One-hoss Shay" THE Boston
| Tea Party" New England Anecdotes"
The Puritan" Boston Culture" and
The New England School" The refresh
| and the decorations were unique. There
were portieres OF cranberries and pop
| corn and jack O lanterns on the mantels
| The entertainment was novel and exceed
ingly enjoyable.
VAN METER-CRAIG.
! Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
NATION, ILL.,, Jan lS.-Miss Ina Craig,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Craig
! and John Van Meter were married at the
1 Charleston. They departed at o'clock for
/ midwinter fair before returning.
VAN TILBERG-SC HREINER.
! Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
! ELKHART, Ind, Jan. 1S.-James Van
! Tilberg and Miss Florence Schreiner. a
/ promin mt young couple. were united in
/ marriage by Rev. ]. II. Jackson, OF the
/ First NJ Z. Church, this afternoon