The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Gertrude Hayes left on Monday for
months sojourn in the East.
The Cosmos Club will give a large party
at their new club house Feb. a.
Mrs. Frances Churchman has gone to
Pittsburg to visit her daughter, Mrs. j. j.
Turner.
Mrs A. L. varney will give luncheon
Saturday 70 a number or friends at the
Arsenal.
The annual party of the Propylaeum d.
rectors will be given the evening of the
9th, and it will be a notably brilliant
event
Mrs. Joseph Brown Mansur will enter,
tain at tea Friday afternoon in honor OF
Miss BurIhardt and Miss Elliott, Of Cin>
cinnati.
Miss Burkhardt, who is the guest Of the
to Cincinnati, and the same day Miss Ell
lott and Misses Helen and Hannah Erwin
will go to Spencer to spend a short time.
Mrs. John r. Wilson has invited num-
Der of friends to her home on Central ave.
on "A Study of Perfection" which Miss
Caroline Rowland read before the Woman S
Club last Friday afternoon.
A number of friends are asked TO meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs F. l.. Mayer
this evening to consider the giving of four
and spring. The Schliewep Quintet will
give the concerts, assisted by some vocalist
or vocalists. The fees are to be subscribed.
The choral class of the Matinee Musicale
will meet this morning, at 1920 O'Clock. at
the School of Music, and all members OF
the Musicale who can sing are invited to be
Mr. Arens, with view to perfecting the
members of the society in choral work, so
that compositions of that. order may be
c ciety. anu e'e''Se'' gwen III '"e 80
Mr.. Grafton Johnson entertained the
alter party Monday evening in honor of
Miss Elliott and Miss Burkhardt, of Gin
cinnati. The other guests were Miss Erwin.
Miss Knippenberg, Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Man.
sur, who chaperoned the young ladies, Mr..
William Erwin, of Columbus; Mr.. Daniel
Wilson, of Cincinnati, and Mr.. William Co
burn. After the play the entire party went
to the Columbia Club and were given an
elegant supper.
Mrs John c. Dean and Miss Katherine
Malott will go to Washington the last OF
the month to attend reunion of the
Classical School class of ten years ago. At
given e at at the home of Miss Ger
trude Lynch, and the members
present said that they would celebrate the
tenth anniversary by meeting together, no
matter where they lived at the time. The
date is the 25th of this month and the class
will met with Miss Lynch, who now lives
in Washington
South Bend Tribune: The lecture of Gov.
Will Cumback, last evening, at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Studebaker, was q
marked success. The treatment of the sub
iect. "The Model Husband" was in the
highest degree entertaining. The lecture
was full of charming humor, but not more
so Cnan OF nOrnely anu SOOu
sense. The attendance was large, the re-
ceipts being S102, all of which go TO the
Ladies' Relief Society for the benefit of the
poor, both the lecturer and Mrs. Studebaker
generously uniting to contribute the sum
total for this purpose.
There was a business luncheon given to
the members of the Mary Washington Ma
tional Memorial Association yesterday
afternoon at the Denison. When the ladies
assembled they were met by Mrs William
+. Mason and Mrs. John G. Dean and then
were seated at small tables about the room
and were served to mandarin salad, tea
and cakes. The business part of the lunch
con was talking over the plans for an en-
tertainment. 1t decided TO hold an
old-fashioned tea party, and Mrs. Charles
F. Sayles offered her new home on North
Meridian street for the tea The date is
not definitely settled, but it will be In about
a fortnight. The hours will be from TO Il
o'clock An old-time supper will be served
The final arrangements for the tea have
been put in the hands of competent COM
mittees. and the affair will be as beautiful
and unique as it can be made Powdered
hair and evening dress will be required of
the members, but the guests may adopt
them at their pleasure.
WARNER-WILLIAMS
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. S.-Mr. w. F. War
ner arrived home tonight from Covington,
XIV with his bride. He was married there
Yesterday to Miss Jennie Williams, OF that
city. The wedding was a social event.