The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-23
Personal AND SOCITEY.

Mrs Sample Loftin will go to Shelbyville
to-day to make q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Baldwin have re-
moved to No. 316 North Meridian street.
Miss Attic Shilling, Of Ekin, Is visiting
Mrs c. H. Kassebaum, on North Missis-
sippi street.
Mrs. G.. w. Coonse will leave May 20 for
an extended visit to her son, at North
Yakima, Wash
Miss Bertha Larsh Of Richmond. is the
guest of Mrs. James E. Shower and daugh-
ter, on College avenue.
Miss Katheryn B. Eldridge, who has been
the guest of Miss Essie Walker at Lafay-
cite, has returned home.
Mrs William II. DRAPER has returned
from Rockford, H., accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Frank G.. Slower.
Mrs Edward F.. Hodges and Mrs. Jas.
r %l 6e a to- deocR
Miss Hill, of st. Louis, who has been
visiting the Misses Fletcher on North Ten
nessee street, returned home yesterday
Miss Carrie L. McKinstry. of Fayette
county Tennessee, is visiting Horace Par
rotts family, at No. S4s North Delaware
street.
Saturday will be open day at the Rather
inc Merrill Club and the new novel, Mar
celia" will be the subject OF a general
Mr.. w. w. and Mrs NJ. C. Thayer are
visiting for a month In Bluffton. Ind. They
expect to spend the summer months at Pc
Mrs. " T. Malott and Misses Florence and
Ella Malott will go TO Bryn Mawr to-
morrow to join Miss Daisy Malott, who has
been attending college there.
Mrs; Caleb $. Denny will lea cay today for
Mary and Carrie, who will return home
with her in about fortnight.
A number of young people gave ride
supper spending the evening socially The
gathering was in honor of Mr.. Archibald
Bradshaw
Miss Mary Thomson, of Chicago, who Is
mouth Church at the open day programme
of the Matinee Musicale. arrived yesterday
and is at the Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs James MacFarlane, of Pitts
and will return here tomorrow to remain
till Friday. Tomorrow Miss Eliza Adams
viii give breakfast in honor of Mrs. Mac
Farlane.
This evening Mr.. Booth Harrington will
give a blackboard ride to Allisonville for
supper. in honor Of Mr.. Bradshaw. To-mor-
the theological seminary at Princeton, will
leave for Grinnell, Ia, where he will &C.
cupy the pulpit of the Presbyteria5 Church
during the summer, returning 10 Princeton
in the fall for another year.
Yesterday was the day for the last meet
ing of the Fortnightly Literary Club. Mrs.
John, T. Dye. read a paper on Mrs; Julia
debate, Resolved, That as the closing
years OF the nineteenth century are her
aiding the bright beginnings of woman S
opportunity. SO the twentieth century will
be crowned with their full fruition." Mrs.
Albert Rabb argued negatively the, fact
that omen had so greatly progressed, and
Mrs. O 3. jameson took the other side.
Miss Hays was the hostess for a din
ner last evening in honor OF her guest,
Miss Quigley, OF Cleveland, o. The dinner
was given at the suburban home of her
father, Mr. Thomas Hays. The house was
adorned with flowers. The table was fra
grant with spink roses, which formed the
each cover. The guests included, besides
the hostess. her father and guest Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Gall, jr.. Miss Fahnley, Miss
Reese, Misses Brink Miss Gall and Messrs
Oliver Byram, Lynn. Reese, Elder, SEVERN
and Matthews. Tomorrow Miss Fahnley
will give luncheon for Miss Quigley.
JENKINS-JONES.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, May p. = Yesterday. at
Wesley NJ. E. Church. west of this city,
! Miss Glenna d. Jones and Rev. I. n.