The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

w ID. Allison spent few days in Chicago
this week.
Mrs. Dorrence. of Washington; D. c.. will
come Tuesday to visit Miss Fila flames,
OH East Pratt street.
Mrs Edward IT. Hodges is visiting her
sister Mrs. James MacFarlane, IN Pitts
burg, for a few days.
The Morning Musicale will be entertained
Wednesday next by Miss As mes Duncan, at
her new home on North Alabama street.
Miss Ruth FcgIe. of Coldwater. Mich,
come Monday 10 visit Mrs. Stanley Igoe.
Mrs. Robert Hodson. who has been spend
ing the winter at Marietta, Ca, is visiting
Mrs. II. H. Lowe, No. ZIG North Alabama
street.
Miss Alice Taylor and her mother have
returned home after spending few months
in Santa Barbara, Cal, Denver, Col, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Robbins enter
tanned number xcf friends handsomely
at dinner last evening at their home on
North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Mitchner, of Kan
sas City, who have Eeen visiting friends
near Irvington and for whom a number of
entertainments have been given, returned
home yesterday.
There will be children's party this after
noon at the Central Christian Church, with
d '' party for the adults AT the latter MI
Alfred Brown, of Grand Rapids, will sing.
Miss Maria Brown, of Dayton, who has
daughters for week, will return home ONE
to-day Thursday evening a drive and sup
per was given TO Hope Cottage by Mrs
jameson in honor of her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Carey invited a
few friends last evening to meet Mr.
Thomas Arnold, of Cincinnati. informally
tculariy through the East by his wonder
full and seeming magic use OF cards He
Gan do tricks that battle even Hermann
and Keller and the few who saw him last
night were mystified.
The congregation of the First Presbyter-
ian Church gave reception to Rev. AMI
tenth anniversary of Mr. Haines's 5 passionate
Ths officials of the church and their wives
formed the reception AMI entertainment
committee. The room was tastefully dec
Grated for the event. The mantel and fire
place was hied With VII flowers oo and plants
There were tables adorned with flowers and
lights in various colors from which refresh
members Of the. Y. f. s. c.. Il. gave an
entertainment of music. recita,iors and
was presented with a purse of gold a
fight of eagles, so to speak, token
OF regard from ane memn r OF TN the congre
in the annals of the church. MIR. Haines is
one OF the minister's who has been the
longest In one pulpit in the city.
Mrs Charles j. Buchanan was the hostess
yesterday for pretty flower luncheon,
which she gave as compliment to the
as well to observe her own birthday an
niversary This latter fact was kept secret
till after the arrival OF the guests, when
compliments and concentrations were
many The appointments were elaborate.
Mrs. Buchanan. who liz an artist in china
painting, had china spoons decorated with
violets and bearing the initials OF the sew
eral guests in gold Just above the bowl,
at each cover and were souvenirs of the
day. Handsome laces and china adorned
the table and at one end was quaint
dish of purple pansies. The nut receptacles
were egg shells unevenly broken and
painted in odd designs to sut some quota
ton from Shakespeare. Riley or a popular
song. THE glass of fashion and the mold
of form a belle in modern gown,
principally sleeves: Our little wohhly calf
were equally good The quotations we're in
side the egg cups. The several courses
were served on flower-decorated plates and
fections harmonizing in design with all
The company included Mrs. Buchanan's
mother, Mrs Flanner. as guest OF honor,
Mrs. Chapman Williams. Mrs. w H Cook
Mrs. Horace Fletcher, Mrs. Z, Iaco5y. sTfs
u w Powers, Mrs w. H. Hobbs Mrs
T. w. Flanner. Mrs. III. A. Eaton, Mrs. \.
WEDDING PROGRAMME CHANGED.
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NOBI. ESvILI.E. Ind. April l2.-ariss Lois
A. stephenson. Youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Judge r.. n. Stephenson, on Mon
day evening VIII be united in marriage with
D. l.. Gessner of the American carbon
works The ceremony viii occur at the
home of the brides parents. on South Ninth
have been changed from church wedding
aud reception to n quiet home wedding on
account Of the illness OF the brides mother
wISEMAN -1BuRKHEART.
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ROckPoRT. Ind, April i2.-Mr. George
G. wiseman. of Evansville. and Miss Nam
ME Burlhealt, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Bhrkiieart. were married at the