The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

w. P. Ballard has returned from Chi
cago.
Charles E. Crawley. of Sullivan, is at the
Grand.
Miss Zee Beatty has returned from trip
South.
Charles Haag will go to Hot Springs
Ark, soon.
Dr. B. H. Harbinson, of Waveland. is
in the city.
VIM. McCausand, of Chicago is a guest
of his sister. Mrs Jno. Hull
H. S. Read, of Muncie, is in the city, a
guest at 81 North East street.
On account of the meeting of the Wom-
ans Club this afternoon Mrs. Sewall will
not receive.
The woman's Club will hold it's meeting
this afternoon at the regular hour at the
Propylaeum.
Miss Frost, of Chicago, is the guest of
Mrs. MeEid,d Hofnssck at her home on
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hogue, of Detroit,
Mich, are visiting Mrs. Hogue's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Waltz.
the e's guest of the family of ex-governor
Thomas Hanna, at Woodruff place.
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield S. Johnson, of
Spencer; have removed to this city to re-
street
The marriage of Miss Florence Baker
and Mr.. Jacquelin s. Holiday will take
place this evening at the First Presby-
terrain Church.
Mrs. John C. Mendenhall gave luncheon
Yesterday to a few friends in honor Of
Miss Frost, of Chicago, who is Mrs Hol-
lenbecks guest
Mr.. William F. Mason, who has been
spending several weeks here with her son,
to her home in Denver.
Miss Helen Matthews, who has been
home for the holidays with her parents;
Governor and Mrs. Matthews, has returned
to school at Terre Haute
Mr. and Mrs. julius A Hanson announce
the the Ct their daushsr Mary
riage will take place Jan. 3.
Miss Louise Spann entertained informally
Yesterday afternoon the former classmates
of Miss Eleanor Byrnes, of Lafayette, who
is spending few weeks here with friends.
formerly Of this city. and Mr.. Thomas So E.
home of the bride, in Cincinnati. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanders returned to the city last
evening to their home on Broadway.
The third section of the Free Kinder
garten is making arrangements for pea
pennsylvania street, the nth Mrs. Elliott
Perkins is at the head of the section.
The Tn a tea will be in the afternoon and in
At the Fortnightly Literary Club yester-
day. afternoon Mr. William Forsyth, one
or STIR Of artists h Where wG
ana the p Public" After the PAPER PAPER tea was
was Mrs Edward Dean, Mrs. Ridgeley
Hilleary, Mrs Jacoby, the Misses Malott,
MISS Kay ana Miss Margaret Smith
green and white luncheon yesterday at
the penison House in honor of her niece,
Miss Mitchell, of Goshen, who is visiting
her. The table was strewn with bouquets
or OF, white carnations and at each cover
guests invited to meet Miss Mitchell were
Mrs. Albert J. Beverage, Miss Duncan,
Miss Kate Malott Miss. Annie G. Dye, the
Erwin. Misses Margaret and Grace Smith,
Miss Carey and Miss Mothershead.
LILY GERMAN.
One of the handsomest entertainments
of the season was given last evening by
Mrs. Henry Knippenberg for her daughter,
Miss Knippenberg, and her guest, Miss Van
Voorhis of Boston The friends were in
vited to a german and the preparations
for the event We're elaborate and elegant
Lilies and partl-colored ribbons formed the
greater part of the decorations and favors
The guests We're received in the white
drawing room. fragrant with Bermuda
lilies. The dance was in the ballroom on
the third floor The staircase and the
palms and ferns. In the small rooms adj.
Joining the ball room there were cosy seats
orchestra occupied a third room There
were brilliant lights and many beautiful
nearly, all new and most of them original.
me hgu u5e Ivy We're re. led by Mr.. Edward
S1dteS, VINO leu out three times with Miss
van Eoorhis three with Mss Jessie Miller
and three with Miss knippenberg The
partner dance favors were Shepherds
crooks tied with ribbons. All the succeed
ing fayors were tied to the crook The
handsomest of the favors We're silver book
marks for the bag" figure, silver candle
sticks and white candles for the ..eandle''
figure, Other figures were the heart"
weight "college," with blue, yellow or
ward. the .ibrsry,'' chance and Thread
and needle" Mrs. and Miss Knippenberg
were assisted in entertaining and distribute
ng the favors by Mrs. j. r. Mckee Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. sharpe. jr., Mr. ana Mrs.
". r. G. Colt, Mr. and Mrs Francis n
Hord, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pirtle Herod
Mr. and Mrs. H II. Rowland, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Arffck, Mr. and Mrs Samuel
A. Morrison and Miss Beatty. The supper
was served in the two dining rooms. The
tables in the center of the room were
decorated with asparagus. fern and lilies
Among the guests were the Misses Mem
les who are Miss Jessie Miller's guests
Miss Wilson, of Evanston who is Miss
Holidays guest, and Mr. William Irwin.
II Columbus.
PHELAN-TOWNER.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Hinsdale,
IN North Meridian street The bride was
Nus. Hinsdaie's daughter, Miss May b.