The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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guest of Miss Hannah Tousey.
The Vivian will dance Wednesday even
ing. Feb. 81, at Brennekes Academy.
Invitations have been issued for card
party Thursday by the Misses 14utz.
Mrs j. r. Young will leave Wednesday to
spend few weeks with friends in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs +. j. Carlin have invited
friends for cards for next Monday even
ing.
Mr. John Lyle Clough, of New York city,
is in the city, guest OF his sister on
Clifford avenue.
Mr.. w. J. Hiss, of Orange, N. J., is
making brief visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Alexander NJ. Spruance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voltz will entertain friends
at cards "wednesday evening at their home
on North Capitol avenue.
Miss Annie Henderson, who has been the
guest of relatives on North Pennsylvania
Street, viii return home tomorrow
Mrs. and Mrs. J. B. Wingfield will enter
tain the members of the North End Travel
ing Mems Club next Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Morrison will
leave this afternoon for New York. They
will be absent a week ten days.
Mr.. Charles e. Hall will leave to-mor
His family will not go before summer.
Mr.. Max Leckner is arranging for a
series of pupils recitals. The first one
will probably be given within few weeks.
yesterday after weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis d. Munger North Meridian
street
Mr.. Jason Carey and daughter, accom-
panied by Miss Jessie Bybee, will leave
to-day for the South to remain several
months.
Mrs. H. G. Holman. of Minneapolis. and
Mrs NJ A. Holman. of Marion. will be
the guests of Mrs. Louis Munger on North
Meridian street this week.
Mrs. Charles f. Sayles has issued in
ta5o9 9So for 10 reeept1n hay after
North Meridian street.
Miss Mitchell. of Goshen who hast been
the guest of Judge and Mrs. Bakef, at
the Denison and of Miss Mary Browning
Butler, for several weeks, will return home
today.
Miss May Hamilton and Miss Genivieve
Parker, of Shebyville, will be the guests
of Mrs. George w. Stout tomorrow Mrs.
Stout will give circus party for them
in the evening.
Mrs. w. W. Herod and Miss Herod and
Miss Sue Winter are in Paris. where they
viii remain several weeks. They
joying skating and other winter sports
together with their sightseeing.
The annual election was held by the
Katherine Merrill Club at the last meet
ing and the following officers We're chosen:
President, Miss Harriet Noble; vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Hilton 7. Brown; treasurer,
Mrs. A. b. Gates secretary, M ISIS Julia
Harrison Moore; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Alexander Jameson: executive COM
Miss Dugdale, Miss Cipriani, Miss Lay
man and Mrs. Scot Butler.
A VALENTINE FAIR.
A<valentine fair was held yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. H. H. Hanna
North Pennsylvania street. There were
attractions in each of the handsome rooms
At one table Mrs. J. +. Pratt presided
where the original valentines were dis
played. Mr.. I. G. Steele gave one in black
and white. Mr.. Forsyth gave hand
some illuminated card, with original verses
ha x.-bolo in, rir Mr.
gave two exquisite illuminated cards and
Mr.. Gruelle contributed fine one from his
brush: Miss Mary Y. Robinson, Miss Bes
sic Hendricks. Miss Comingor and Miss
Helen Mckay also gave some beauties. The
Scriblers' Club sent some original work
The four handsomest ones sold for $40 each.
fancy work was shown There We're ap-
proDriate elhbroderies and fancy pieces.
Miss Lois Pratt had ehaTgs Of the pest
watermelon grab, and Miss Deborah
Moore had dozens of lovely blossoms at her
table. Mrs. Bement Lyman sold candy at a
flower bedecked table, and Mrs. G. c. Bur-
CESS had charge of the cakes. Nearly every
be more than 500. There a small adj
mission fee and for the amount each one
The proceeds of the fair, which was held in
time for the purchasers TO make use of
Home for Friendless Women.
BETROTHED.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Feb. 1.-THE announce
ment was made to-day of the approaching
marriage of Herman Allenberg of this city
and Miss Fannie kiser, of Cincinnati. The
event win occur about Easter, and will be
solemnized at Cincinnati. at the home of
the bride. Mr. Allenberg was formerly
resident OF Cincinnati, but is now engaged
in the wholesale liquor business in this city
PRATT-FORT.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WILKINSON, Ind. Feb. u.--Dr. c. c.
Pratt of Willow Branch, and Leora, only
daughter of NJ c. Fort, near this place
were married last Saturday evening at 6
O'clock Rev. W. j. Bowen OF Charlottes-
Vile officiating. The Doctor and wife will
reside in Willow Branch, where he has a
large practices.