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

PERSONAL AND SOClF"ll.
Mrs. d. r. Lucas has gone to Chicago to
visit her son.
Isaac H. Kiersted and wife are spending
the holidays in Chicago
Mrs. George W. Brecount of Cincinnati
is the guest of Mrs +. NJ. Heron.
Miss Nellie Baker will give an informal
dance, this evening, for her Lafayette Wis
itors.
Miss Anna Levi, of Peru, is the guest of
Miss May Kirshbaum, on North Illinois
street.
Miss Burns of Lafayette, is the guest
of Miss Nellie Baker, on North Pennsyl-
Miss Daisy Powell. of st. Louis. is the
Second street.
The Americas Club will give a holiday
hop Tomorrow night at the clubhouse on
North Alabama street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hays viii entertain
at cards, this evening at their nome on
North Delaware street.
Miss Knippenberg will give small CO.
tillion the Sth in honor of her guest, Miss
Van Voorhis, of Boston
Mr.. Edwin b. PIERCE will leave to-day TOT
Florida, New Orleans and other Southern
points, to be absent a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Dering and daughters,
of Chicago, formerly of this city, are guests
of Major and Mrs. w. j. Richards.
Mrs. Thomas H. Mclean will be the
hostess for luncheon tomorrow, which
she will give for Miss Mary Foster.
AT the Lyra Casino the members spent
a social evening, and at midnight eagerly
wished each other happy New Year.
Miss Daisy Clark will entertain few
friends informally, TOMORROW evening, be-
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Wood, of Anderson,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam r. Myers, returned home yesterday.
Miss Elfride School entertained a few
| friends informally yesterday afternoon from
to for her guest, Miss Theresa Pugh
| Mrs. A. S. Maxwell, of Washington, D.
| c., after making a short visit to Mrs. j. r..
| Cravens and family, returned home yester-
| day.
| Mrs. John A. Kersey and daughters. of
| Marion, Ind, will return home THURSDAY,
taking Mrs. KerSey'S mother, Mrs. Shut,
| with them.
Mrs r. B. f. PIERCE returned to Kenosha
| yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. J. A. Mil
| burn. who will spend a week there with
| her brothers.
| Miss Endora Landers has issued invita-
tions for dance Saturday afternoon from
to 6 at her, home on North Pennsyl-
vania street.
| Gen. George B. Wright, of Columbus,
Ohio, is visiting his son, Mr.. James L.
Wright and family at DR.. Aliens, on North
/ Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Magras and family,
| Of North Meridian street. are attending the
| New Years family reunion of Mr.. Samuel
| Mail, of Shelbyville, Ind
| The Washington Club met last evening
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley, on North Illi-
nois street The me- oers remained to,
1
| Miss Kate Lemcke will go to Washing
ton, p. G., Friday to make visit Miss
| Ida French, of Evansville, who is Miss
| Lemoke's guest, will return home Thurs
| day.
| Miss Nellie Colgan will give dinner Fri
| day for Mrs. Van Buren, and Miss keiSer,
| of Louisville, and have for guests the In
| dianapolis party which visited Miss Van
| Buren, some time ago.
| The North-end Whist Club was enter
/ tanned last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. F: M.
| Heron The members played whist TIL a
out and the new year in.
Mrs. William Perry is in Lebanon this
week experimenting the presentation of
which will be given at the Grand Opera
| House of that place the night of Jan. 2.
| Invitations We're issued yesterday by the
Flower MISSION rr Tor re, Teadng py e MI ana
| day afternoon at half-past two. A recep-
| ton will be given for Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
! ris at O'Clock.
| Miss Helen Barney, of Chicago, who
| spent the holiday week with her aunt, Mrs.
| Mclean, returned home yesterday. Miss
| with Mrs Mclean for three months will
| return East Monday.
The Women's Mission Circle of the First
| afternoon at the church parlors by Mrs.
Arthur Jordan and Mrs. s. M. Dyer. Mrs.
E: G. Atkins will give a map exercise
| speak on 'Mackey of Uganda"
! Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Scofeld Dearborn
entertained all who are connected with the
| Ward Brothers firm. of which Mr.. Dear
1 born is member last evening, at their
| home in Morton Place. Various kinds of
| ioyment and a substantial supper was
| served in buffet style.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. V. Wooden gave very
| delightful and informal party, last even
| ing, at their home on West Twelfth street,
| for their nieces, Miss Elma Wooden, Miss
Lois Dyer, and their nephew, Mr.. George
Sxxrip Ela nd h &c fa
| sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wooden in entertaining the young
| present. There were various amusements
| for the evening and supper was served at
ers gave festaI air to the apartments.
| The young ladies will return to school in
| Louisville. Monday next.
Miss Maud Smith gave a bowling party
| last evening in honor of her house party,
| which includes Miss Lucas, Miss Keys Mr..
| George Lucas, Mr.. Walter Griffith and Mr..
Smith has, just had completed a handsome
| bowling alley at his own home North
1 uiar amusement was chrstened by p the
| party. The reception rooms were tastefully
s With palms ana abs hSwers Mr and
| PERTAINING the thirty young people, who
| accepted the invitation. Prizes we're pre-
| Sented the most successful boHlers.
| A beautiful pink dinner was given last
| evening, at the Denisop. by Miss Erwin.
All the floral adornment and the appoint
| cover was a name card with an appropri-
| ate pen drawing by the hostess. The guests
of honor were Miss Van Voorhis, of BoS-
ton, and Mr.. Luther Connah Brown, Of
| New York. who is visiting his brother, Mr.
l. s. Brown. Mr.. irving Browns card had
a tiny musician with cello swung over
| his back. The other guests were Miss
Knippenberg, Miss Bradshaw, Misses At
| kins, Misses Lyon, Miss Carey, Miss Mil
Ter and Mr.. Harrington, Mr.. Horace Allen
jr., Mr. Barnard, Mr.. Atkins, Mr.. Lockard
| Mr.. Archibald Bradshaw Mr. James
| Knapp and Mr.. Edward Gates.
| WEILER-KAIIN.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Kahn,
daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Kahn and Mr.
| Adolph Weller, of Hartford City, took place
| last evening at the Denison Hotel, in the
4 presence of more than ore hundred guests.
| The ceremony was performed at O'Clock,
in the parlor, Rabbi Messing, of the Mar
ket-street Temple, officiating. The room
| was tasefully decorated. with palms, and
the mantel, before which the bridal party