The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Miss Katherine Lemcke will go TO Evans
Vile to spend the holidays.
The next play OF the Dramatic Club VIII
take place Dec. q at the Propylaeum.
Miss Edna Swain has returned from a
visit OF ten days with friends in Lafayette.
Miss Fisk, of Toledo, who has been the
guest of Miss Eleanor Ketcham. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. o. E. Brumbach and children will
spend Christmas with her parents. slr. and
Mrs. S. b. Carey
Mrs. ". ". Harding and Miss Bessie
Lee Webb. who ave been at Martinsville.
have returned home.
AIRS. Jennie Patterson, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Alexander Lanier. at Madison.
Will return home to-day.
Mrs. ]. A Mosgrave and Miss Emma
Mosgrave, OF Urbana. o.. arrived yesterday
TO visit Mrs. ID. T. Bacon.
The Rhea Cinch Club was entertained by
Miss Emma H. Waite. at No. fs North
California street. Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie Shuler will return from
bloomington to-day to spend part OF the
holidays with her parents on North Illinois
street.
open all day to-day and tomorrow after
noon. There are many beautiful canyases
in the collection.
Yesterday was the birthday anniversary
or Mr.. Arthur Gillette and a number OF
his friends went out to spend the evening
| with him informally.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lemcke asked a few
friends to meet Miss Linck. of Evansville.
after the play. Thursday night. The gath
erfng was entirely informal.
Miss Nellie Webb, of Bloomington, Will
come to-day to visit Miss Florence Coffin
and attend the reception TO be given this
evening by Mrs. s. H. Greer.
Mrs. E. r. Minear. of Greensburg. and
Miss Rose Mills, Of Chillicothe, o.. viii
come next week to visit Mrs. William r.
Brown, on North Pennsylvania street.
tTrc II w Dounoft oouo a crna1 l,.noh-
con yesterday for Miss Walton, of Cleve-
land, and Miss Taylor, Of Toiedo. The
floral decoration was American Beauty
roses.
Mrs. John L. Grifiths invited a few
friends yesterday morning to meet Mss
Jenners. Of lafayette. and to listen TO a
paper on William Norris" read by Mrs.
A. n. Spruance.
Mrs. William l.. Elder has been called
to Beatrice by the serious illness OF her
father with pneumonia. Mr.. Bowman had
gone TO visit relatives and was taken sick
soon after reaching there.
Mrs. Benjamin (. Walcott and sister.
Miss Newcomer. have issued Invitations for
a reception Wednesday for Miss walcott,
to visit her uncles, Messrs. B. d. and c. II.
Wolcott.
Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn has invited a
number OF friends to her house Wednesday
afternoon to hear a paper by Mrs. ID. W.
harmon on Our Prose Pastoral Writer'S"
read at the first meeting OF the Woman's
Slup THIS season.
Miss Emily Bingham recently gave a
pantomime OF Ruth at her school In Wash.
ington, d. c., and IL was very successful
In every respect. Miss Julia Hollweg and
Miss Kate Walcott, both Of this city, took
part. The entertainment was most highly
commended.
DR.. and Mrs. William II. wishard will in
formally observe the ffty-ifth anniversary
or their marriage Tuesday. Dec. IL. at their
home. No. 24 North Capitol avenue, and
VIII be pleased TO receive their friends
from 3 to S o'clock in the afternoon and
have been issued.
Miss Shuler and Miss Webb, OF Bloom
ington. I'LL. and Miss Greer. OF Oxford. o..
W VII be be siy tine t f1ss syeS Of honor sT NAT at z r reception s2ess
in his apartments. at the Chalfant. Miss
Greer Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allen A.
Wilkinson, and Miss Webb Is the guest or
Miss Florence Coffin.
Mrs. NJ. D.. Watson and daughter Mary,
Of Chicago. are here to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Watson Is visiting her sister, AIRS.
David Braden. and Miss Watson il visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Harry e. Drew. Mrs. viii
Whitney. OF Evansville, will come to spend
the holidays also and there will be a family
reunion for Christmas.
Miss Jessie Bell was the hostess for a
chrysanthemum luncheon yesterday which
she gave for Miss Nancy Brown, Of Ken
lucky. Mrs. Frederick r.. Adams's guest.
The others entertained were Mrs. A. r,
Hale, Mrs. Robert Drake, Miss Nellie Til
ford, Misses Minnie and Lura Lowe. Mss
Charlotte Wiles and Miss Hettie Adams.
Mrs. Francis T. Hord received very in
formally yesterday afternoon for her
cousin, Miss Linck, OF Evansville, OF the
Hansel n Gretel Opera Company. Mrs.
her daughter here yesterday and Mrs.
Young came from Terre Haute TO visit
her daughter. All are guests of Mrs. Hord
at the Blacherne.
Mr.. John c. New gave a dinner last
evening at his home on North Pennsyl-
vania street in honor OF General Harrison.
The gentlemen invited 10 meet General
J. H. Jordan. Judge John H. Baker. ex-
Judge Judge L /; 6; Walker; Gen, Lev WaIlaese.
McKeer, Mr.. William P. Fishback, Mr..
f ss'nes AVA Whi sIs' p RILEY; MIR. r. B. f.
A large anu handsome reception was CIV
en- yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Chauncey
L. Turner in honor of her sisters. Mrs.
Samuel j. Hillman, of Cincinnati. formerly
also of Cincinnati. The invitations were
general and the several apartments were
thronged all the receiving hours. from 2 to
q O'Clock. In the reception room the deco
rations were pink roses and palms. The
three ladies were assisted in receiving by
Miss Clara Bartlett. OF Cincinnati. Mrs.
Turner wore black MORE and pink chiffon
and carried a bouquet OF La France roses.
Mrs. Hillman's gown was of black silk
lean Beauty roses. Mrs. smith wore a rich
blue and yellow brocade. with Marechal
Mel roses. Miss Bartlett's gown was pink
silk and chiffon. They were assisted In en-
PERTAINING by Mrs. +. NJ. Heron and MrsA
Bermuda lilies and palms. Punch was
served there by Misses Maud Mcconnell
and Flora Fugate. American Beauty roses.
with crimson candles and shades gave color
to the coffee table in the library. There
were handsome appointments and the bev-
erages were poured by Mrs. Cortland Van
Camp. Mrs. ". j. Richatls. Mrs. George
{: Beck and Mrs: Frank Van Camp. who
Grace Lintner. Miss Bessie Beck and Miss
Carnahan. The dining room was in green
and yellow. From the smilax-entwined
chandelier there was q huge bow
and end o. yellow satin ribbon:
Below, on the table. was an oval
wreath OF smilax. The candles and shades
harmon.zed with the flowers and foliage.
Those extending the Inequalities were Mrs.
William r. Brown, Mrs. w. y. Harding,
Mrs. j. A. Lemcke, Mrs. David Swain. Miss
Kathryn b. Eldridge and Miss Bessie Lee
Webb. a harpist played for the event.
Among the guests were Mrs. J. VI. Neu-
Of Minneapolis.
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Dec. 13.-Mr. John III.
Seehoth and Miss Laura Besselman, we'll
known young people of this city, were
united in marriage last evening At the
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