The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. John C. Dean will give a wheel party
his evening.
Mr.. Julius Walk has returned from a two
feeks' visit In New York.
Col. James b. Blacks regiment will meet
4 Franklin, Oct. IL, for a reunion.
The Ladies' Whist Club will meet Friday
forming with Mrs. Harry T.. Drew.
MIR. George Brecount, who came from Gin
11natf to spend Sunday. has returned home.
Mrs. George Pangborn, who has been Wis.,
ing friends in Madison. will return nome
fr New Orleans, where she will spend the
winter.
Hiss Katherine Gray. of Noblesville, who
Is Miss Kate Landis's guest. will return
hone to-day.
II. and Mrs. Howard A. Dill and daugh-
tel Dorothy Will leave Tomorrow for Rich
mad to reside.
ar John n. Shaw has gone to Alma.
Nih-,. and Will return with Mrs. Shaw the
las OF the week.
Major and Mrs. W. p. Gould will leave.
sped a few weeks.
VI. and Mrs A. NJ. Hood have taken the
houe at No. 36 Cornell avenue and Will be
at lome Wednesdays.
NJ. Frederick TAYLOR. of BROOKLYN. N Y,
Is 5slting his aunt. Miss Mary Dean, on
Norh Meridian street.
Mss Jessie Eaggett is visiting her aunt.
alie. Eliza Daggett. at New Haven, Conn.,,
and friends in Brooklyn.
Ms. Sharpe. of Louisville, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. r.. b. r. PIERCE for a fort
nig1t, has returned home.
Mrs. w. d.. Wiles will leave to-day for
Tacoma. Wash, TO spend the winter with
he daughter, Mrs. Tousey.
1r. and Mrs. Roland. of Chicago. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II.
Nsonan. have returned home.
Mss Nettie Andrew, OF Cincinnati, who
has been visiting Mrs. C. +. Nordyke for
fke weeks. has returned home
friends informally at whist last evening in
Ter apartments at the Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Speers. of New York.
VIII come Tomorrow to visit the formers
sister. Mrs. Bement Lyman and family.
Miss Grettie Holiday. who has been a
missionary 10 Persia for several years, will
return home Friday to visit her family.
The directors OF the Country Club are
making many improvements. which will
make 1t more desirable for social gatherings
for the coming winter.
The ladies of st. Paurs Church have
guaranteed to furnish all the draperies and
cushions for the new parish house, which
Is approaching completion
Mrs. j. H. vajen and Mrs $. Hubert
collins VIII be at home Tuesdays with
Mrs Charles Stewart Voorhees, and Mrs.
Henry Lane Wilson. of spokane. Wash.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Bowles arrived yesterday
lfioinfiE iT0m BOSTON, MI. B0WleS VIII re-
main about ten days. when ne will return.
Payne.
Mr.. A.. ]. Decker. of Paducah. KY. for
with friends. part of the time with Mayor
and Mrs Taggart. He left last night for
P~ittsburg.
Mrs. Alice t. Barbour and daughter. Miss
Saife Barbour, viii leave, next week. for
New Orleans. to spend two months. and
Later they Will so to California to remain
ill late next spring.
Miss Cora Daggett. who has been SPEND
row for New Haven. Conn. from which
place she will go to New York every week
FOR harp instruction with Cheshire.
Mrs. George Levering and son, OF Lafay-
cite. who have been Spending several
months with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna.
VIII leave to-day for Arizona. accompanied
ny Miss Deborah Moore, to spend the win
Miss Kate Sullivan. president Of tho
senior class of the Girls Classical School.
entertained the sixteen members at lunch
con saturday All the decorations, dresses
OF bun and red.
Mrs. Ella ID. linn. Mrs. Ziltha Peak and
Mrs: Anna Gslbraith left. yesterday. for
bunalo. ". T., to attend the convention of
Legion, which ccnvenes there to-morrow
and Thursday. Mrs. Emma Sullivan Mrs
steirt, Mrs. Jennie Miller and others will
AC4 NUaI AD0nT
thirty OF E~ncampment No. 50 will attend
The marriage OF Miss Essie Messing ard
Mr. Isaac Rice will take place this AFTER
noon at > o'clock. at the Market-street
temple. Last evening a family dinner was
given at the home of the brides parents.
on North Delaware street, and later Mrs
Rice. the groom's mother. entertained the
safnf.s and the guests from out of town
Among the latter are Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
and Mrs Charles Moses. DIR. and Mrs.
Aaron J. Messing and Misses Julia and
Sadie Messing, of Chicago: Dr. Henry Mess
ing and daughter Elsie. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Mayberg. OF st. Louis: Mr. and
Mrs. Hertz and Mr.. and Mrs. Epstein. of
Frankfort: Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Heilbrun. of
Decatur. ILL.,: Misses Lille and Julia Joseph,
Ntiss Stella and Mr.. Harry Victor and Mr..
simon Lehman, of Cincinnati. Tomorrow
evening an entertainment will be given nv
a number Of young men at the Americas
Club for the visitors
KINDERGARTEN TEA.
Hrenneke's new academy, at the corner OF
Illineis and North streets. was opened YES
terday with a series OF entertainments given
by the members OF the third section of the
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid So
eiesy. The building Is a complete one of its
kind. The entrance on North street leads
into = broad hall. With tile floor and finished
In oak: a wide staircase leads 70 the second
Moor. Nearly opposite the door Is a square
reception room and toward the front of the
building Is a large banquet room. In the
reeeption room. during the hours from 3 10
{. Nrs. John B. Elan. president Of the kim
1efGovtep. Mrs. s. Z. Perkins. head OF the