The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-03
Personal AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Sadie Niblack is the guest of friends
In Evansville.
Gen. James r. Cafnahan has gone to La
fayette in the interest OF the Soldiers
Home
The first concert OF the Schliewen Quar-
tet will be given Friday evening at Ply
mouth Church.
The Wednesday Morning Musicale will
meet tomorrow with Miss Bertha Fshnley.
on North Meridian street.
Miss Norma Enderle and Miss Grace
Wright, OF Evansville, are visiting State
Treasurer Scholtz and family.
The marriage of Miss Josephine winona
Rees and Mr.. James Fletcher Wilson win
take place to-day at ! o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VI. Spann have issued
invitations for dance Wednesday evening,
Dec II. at their home in Woodruff Place.
Mrs Thomas Il. Eastman and son have re-
turned from a visit TO relatives in Craw-
louisville, where they have been for week.
Mrs. A. S. Comstock was the hostess yes
terday for the North Meridian-street Card
Club at her pretty home on North Meridian
street.
Mrs Henry Kantrowitz gave a delightful
company yesterday afternoon, entertaining
the l. l.. L. Club for a number OF out-of-
town guests.
Mrs Harriet A. Bingham gave hand
some luncheon Saturday i'm honor of Mrs.
Jennie Smith, OF Albany. n. y, who is the
guest OF Mrs. 7. FL. Mclean.
Mrs. Sewall returned from Poughkeepsie
Monday, accompanied by MIR. Sewail, whose
friends and physicians think his condition
sufficiently improved to enable him to spend
the winter at home.
Miss Lucy Holiday will return from Cin>
cinnau this week. accompanied by Miss
Ethelwyn Walton, of Cleveland, and Mise
Taylor of Toledo, who will visit her. Next
week Miss Holiday will entertain for her
guests.
nr rol,p n IJurtv road naper on ssSci-
ence and Culture before the indianapolis
Literary Club last evening. 1t was ladies'
night and there were a number OF guests
to enjoy listening with the members to an
admirably written essay.
Mrs Belle Gilman of Pennington. Me-,
will go to Mrs. Henry Coburn's tomorrow
Thursday Mrs. and Miss Coburn and Mrs.
Gilman will be at home to callers and old
friends of Mrs. Gilman's.
Mrs Theresa H. Smith entertained num-
honor ber of Mrs. Rackcliffe. of Chicago. This
afternoon Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Rackcliffe and
Miss T. L. Voss will receive at the formers
home on North Capitol avenue.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Keyes and
Mr. Charles Blount, of Wabash will occur
tomorrow night. Mrs. Charles N. Thomp-
son will 60 TO the wedding and Saturday
S yisit Will Whe T 40 reception is to be given in
her honor.
Mrs, Merritt. of Battle Creek. Mich, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Charles n.
Thompson, will 60 to-day to spent few
weeks with her daughter. Mrs H. H. Fay.
Mrs. Dice, who has also been with Mrs.
Thompson, will return TO her home in Craw-
louisville to-day.
Mrs Charles N. Thompson invited the
members of the Over-the-Teacups Club to
her house yesterday to have them meet her
guests. Mrs. Dice, of Charlottesville. and
Mrs. Merritt, of Battle Creek, and to listen
to a paper on 1.-The Rosetti" which was
written by Mrs. Alfred F.. Potts for. the
Katherine Merrill Club and was read by
ments for the rooms were of green and
white, the colors OF the Over-the-Teacups
Club Among the guests were Mrs. LANCE
tim ting W. Mrs Coke Aiexander, and Mrs.
Smythe, of Greencastle, who Is the guest or
Mrs. H. c.. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ON. Norris entertained
| of Boston. asking to meet him those who
| had been associated with him in camp In
| the Canadian wilds Of New Brunswick All
| ing were carried out, from steaming
gypsy kettle on bed OF evergreen 10 the
| birch bark menu cards, each with sketch
! and retained as souvenirs. The courses
were reminders of camp fare and the ices
were in the. forms of fishes and animals
| The decorations were Of grains and bitter>
| sweet vines and Indian relics. Combined
with these were roses, chrysanthemums anc
| lilies There were many "reminiscences re-
Miramachee.
The first play of the Dramatic Club for
| this season was given last evening at the
Propylaeum before large al, audience nee or or
| charge of the directors OF the club. who
prepared it within very short time NO
one would have known that. however, ny
moved The play THE Delegate, a
| farce-comedy in three acts. The stage set
| tings were handsome, much quaint old fur>
,.o1 hn q N m -
were in keeping with the character OF the
| play. The cast was: Professor Crinoid Mr..
Hugh NJ. Landon: Mr.. McAllister, Mr.; J.
| Mrs McAllister, Miss Louise Erwin; the
maid. Miss Knippenberg; and the messen-
ger, Mr. Fred Krag. The eosaumi MING was was
| pretty in the parts. At the conclusion or
| the play there was the usual dance.
STONER-BE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| ELWOOD, Ind, Dec. IA very pretty
wedding occurred last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Benedict. three
miles north Of this city. Rev. 5. 5. stanton.
this city, and Miss Estella Benedict. The
ceremony was private only Myth, the family srv be,
| Immediately after the ceremony.
FIFTY ONE YEARS OF Welded LIFE.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| FRANKFORT. Ind, Dec. 2-Hon. w. NJ.
Marvin and wife. of Boone county, were
here yesterday, visiting their sons. Eli and
! 4 r Marvin and celebrating the ffty-firs.
| Anniversary of their welded life. Senator
| Marvin is we'll known throughout the State.
| He is seventy-four years old and his wife
] is seventy.
sCHULTZ-HALsTEAD.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSON LILLE, Ind. Dec 2-Mr.
! William Schultz, OF Louisville, and Miss
| Beulah Halstead a well-known young lady
| of this city, were married this evening. The
/ ,ounp coiinle will reside in Louisville.