The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. j. A. Coleman is spending a short
time in Chicago visiting friends.
Mrs. Frederick A. Moss, of Denver, Col.
lis the guest of Miss Leura Beeler.
Mrs. Edward Schurmann has returned
from q visit to relatives In Chicago.
Mr.. John G. Wright has returned from
California, where he has been for some
mir. and Mrs. J.. w. Singleton will leave
to-day for Massachusetts, to reside perma-
nently.
Mrs. Emma winsor and son win leave
Friday for her farm TO spend several
months.
Miss Isabelle. Roache has returned from
three months visit with relatives in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Bullock, of 80 West
Vermont street, are spending few days
In Chicago.
The regular meeting of the Matinee
Musicale will be held this afternoon at the
Propylaeum.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Evans are guests
San Jose, Cal.
The German Literary Club will meet April
~ with Mrs. Bernard Vonnegut at Ter
residence on Home avenue.
Mrs. William Brian, of Paducah, KY, is
visiting her brother Mr.. il. M. Thompson
and family, on North Illinois street.
Mrs. C. p. Jacobs and daughters will
give a dance this evening in honor of their
guest. Miss Marie Jacobs, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Ensley left yes
the monument on the battlefield Of Shiloh
Charles Grabland, a Monon engineer. re-
ceived painful wrench of an ankle early
yesterday morning in alighting from his
engine.
DIR. and Mrs. .Junius Cravens have re-
moved to No 80 West Walnut street, where
they will make their home with the Misses
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hubbard have
been called to Canton o., by the sudden
death Of the only child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs Kelley. who has been visiting her
reformatory; win leave to-day for her home
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong gave an
elegant dinner at O'clock last evening to
about thirty. friends. The evening was
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George Brown
are visiting MIR! and Mrs. John Morris at
Friday and Mrs. Brown viii remain several ,rsi
weeks.
Mrs. a. Fl. Diver, Of Lafayette. came yes
ortffiths and Mrs. Diver will receive in
formally Thursday afternoon at No. 566
North Delaware street.
Mrs. X. Nj. Thompson and Mrs. j. Al
Minturn received Informally yesterday with
Mrs. y: A.. Milburn. A number OF Mr.
on 91 and water s9lp pictures were
Mrs. William y. walcott and son. of New
York Mills, win come this week to visit
relatives, Mrs. Walcott will visit her son,
Mr., Stuart Walcott will visit his brother,
Mr.. Charles H. Wa1cott, and family.
The ladies Of the Broadway NJ Il. Church
held a reception yesterday afternoon from
2 TO o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Malone
No. 200 Beilefontaine street. Mrs. Malone
was assisted by Mrs; Carter. Mrs. Carey.
Mrs. Fisk, Mrs. Dashill, Mrs. Martindale
Mrs. Green and Mrs. Potts in entertaining
the callers. The rooms were pleasantly ar
ranged for the event. The reception was to
promote sociabiIity among the members
ef the congregation and TO raise funds 1t
was conducted somewhat after the manner
OF the kindergarten teas.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. A. Akass OBJ
served their silver wedding anniversary last
evening at their home. No. lilo North Me-
ridian street. At O'Clock there was a
reception and at q later hour dancing. The
several rooms were canvased with white
and decorated with a profusion OF ferns,
making an effective background for the
costumes of the company. Mr.. and Mrs
Akass received in the paror. assisted by
their three daughters, Misses Minnie.
Lolita and Grace Mrs. Akass wore a hand
some gown or dark silk and the three
young ladies were in white gowns. The
flowers for one room were white Bermuda
lilies and roses. for another pink roses and
n third dafTodils. The harpist. screened bv
rairns. r1nvea for the recention and dance