The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Morning Musicale viii meet with
Miss Josephine Hyde to-day.
Mrs. James A. Duthie. of Chicago, is Wis.,
iting at the Kiersted homestead.
Mrs. r. G. Laney. of Lima. o.. is the
Place.
nosha. wis, 10 visit her brothers and
friends.
/. Miss Caroline Duncan. of Terre Haute,
will come, the last of the week. to visit
Miss Susan Stewart.
mally. yesterday afternoon, with the Misses
Atkins, 1t being their day at home.
Mrs; Phoebe Cook and dsqghtsr; Miss
visiting Mrs. M Jillson for a week, have
returned home.
Mrs. Alexander Lanier, of Madison. will
come, the last of the week, to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Walcott and family,
for a short time.
Miss Pauline Moon. of Eau Claire, is visit
Mapleton. Mr.. George Chapman. also of
Eau Claire, is visiting his mother.
A quartet composed OF Miss May Wheeler.
Mrs. Alice Evans. Mr.. Milton r. Grifiths
and Mr.. Overstreet will sing for the first
time in public at the medical commence
ment next Wednesday.
Miss Viola West gave a brake party, yes
terday afternoon. taking with her on a de-
lightful drive Miss Lemcke, the Misses Den
ny, Miss Walcott and Miss Armstrong Mr..
which drew the brake.
Miss Mary Nicholson read a paper on
"Tolstoi," yesterday afternoon. before the
lowed by another on Christian Socialism, =
by Mrs. Doney.- The conversation was led
by Mrs. O. b. Jameson.
Misses Charlotte and Mary Ransdell and
the Misses Angelina and Pauline Moon, of
Eau Claire, will sail for Europe March q.
to spend a year. Mrs. Ransdell and daugh-
tiers and Miss Pauline Moon will be at home,
Informally, tomorrow afternoon, at Mrs.
Ransdeifs, on North Alabama street.
TlA ~~.IA. - - -. -
Second Presbyterian Church gave a very
pleasant reception. last evening, in the
church parlors. to introduce Rev. and Mrs.
of the Mayer Mission. Mr.. and Mrs. Baech
burn and several ladies of the entertaining
section. The parlor was made to look as
tables. books, lamps. an open grand piano,
rugs and other articles. In one end of the
room was a table adorned with pink and
white embroideries and flowers. At one side,
at another table, green and white predomi-
mated, and at the third, which was in the
daffodils gave color, Light refreshments
were served, groups of members of the sec
ton aitsrnatIng In presiding at the differ
ent tables There was a large attendance.
During the evening. musical numbers were
given by several musicians.
The fourth section of the Free Kinder
garten entertained their friends, yesterday
afternoon. from 2 to s o'clock, with a hand
some reception. at the home of Mrs. J. j..
S00PtAf VII "a CAlal street. nc
guests were welcomed in the long drawing
room by Mrs Cooper and Mrs. r. f. Nc
Crea, who is at the head of the section. The
room is rich with it's Oriental furnishings
its cabinets of ebony, tables inlaid with
pearl and its curios from China and Japan.
In the small reception room at the left, Mrs.
Ogle poured tea in the quaintest of china.
With, china spoons and odd little mats for
the handleless cups. Mrs: Ogle wore an ex-
qnisite Japanese robe of light blue and pink
six, heavily embroidered In gold, silver and
soiors, In one room candies We're sold. and
Il III the eieRant dining room rafrnchr,7an4 !.
were passed. On the polished table was a
banquet lamp with a yellow silk shade, and
at either end of the table were huge vases
of variegated red and yellow tulips. There
are about fifty members in the section and
rooms and entertained the guests. There
Was an EFFORT made for novelty, the at
welcome given by the section.
DENBY-ORR.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, March 19.-Charles
DENLY, jr, and Miss Martha Orr were
married here this evening. 1t was the
social event. of the season. Mr.. DENLY is
secretary Of the Legation for the United
states In China, his father being the Amer
lean minister. Miss Orr is the daughter of
q wealthy merchant here, Charles l.. Orr.
MISS Orr while making a trip around the
world more than a year ago with a party
headed by ex-Secretary OF State Foster,
met Mr.. DENLY in Peking, China, after a
separation OF ten years and their engage
ment followed. Both were born and reared
in this city, The couple go to Detroit for
a visit and then to China.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| WABASH, Ind, March i9.-Saturday
evening, at Chicago, Prof. NJ. w. Harrison,
superintendent of the Wabash public
| schools, and Miss Hazel Hammond. of AL
hany, N. Y, were united in marriage. The
announcement of the wedding here Tonight
was a surprise. The experience in the mat
| Harrison.