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

and Miss Davis and went TO Chicago yester-
day.
Miss winifred Cain. of Anderson, is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Mary Marguerite Rob-
erts.
Mrs. d. S. Hill, Mrs J. c. voss and Miss
Kathryn Cones have gone to Chicago for
a few days.
Mrs. Thomas Dean will entertain few
friends Saturday afternoon for Mrs. J. NJ.
Neuberger, OF Chicago.
Mrs: Elizabeth Stewart Ramsey. formerly
OF this city, now of Grand Rapids, Is the
guest OF Mrs. G. T.. Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yohn, of New
York: are visiting Mrs. James c. Yohn and
daughters on North Delaware street.
Miss Winifred Stiles gave card party
last evening TO number of friends I'm
honor of her guest. Miss Ewalt. OF Ken
lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph siellxen gave dance
evening at their home on North Alabama
street.
Mrs. T. C. Day has gone to Smith Col
le s where her daIghtsr Miss Florence
her daughter home.
Miss Leonard. OF Springfield Mass, who
IS Mrs. A L. Varneys guest, will return
home Tomorrow. Mrs Varney will give
dinner In her honor this evening.
Mrs. II. w. Bennett will give luncheon
10 eight Tomorrow for Miss Taylor and
Miss Walton. the guests of Miss Holiday.
middle Of next week.
Miss Edith Bingham will give company
saturday afternoon for her guest. Miss
Emily Olcott, of Muncie Miss Helen ARM
strong had few friends to meet Miss Oh
colt Tuesday evening.
There will not be a meeting of the Port
folio Club this evening. Mr.. Schliewen, the
president, will be in Cincinnati the evenings
announced for the meeting and so the club
Will meet the alternate evenings for the
remainder OF the season.
Mrs. Z. p. Brown entertained a dozen
a az hirtlh1 10
" for Mrs. Fora Cooley, of Chicago, who
is the guest of Mrs. j. A. Coleman. At 4
appointments for the table were of IF pink ink
and white roses; candles, connections and
ices were all OF the rosy or snowy hue.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Link, of the Haen-
week, is an Evansville girl. She was edu-
Gated unsteady in Cincinnati and Chicago,
and later studied for some time in Europe.
| Miss Link Is known to many Evansville
people who now reside here. She is a
| cousin of Mrs. Francis I. Hord and will be
entertained by Mrs. Hord while here. Miss
only.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Spann entertained
their friends in Woodruff Place and few
their pretty home in Woodruff. The four
rooms of the lower floor connect with the
main hall. The orchestra was stationed in
the hail. The lower rooms were decorated
with pink roses and upstairs in the sitting
roon where ices were served yellow roses
| predominated. There were about fifty
| guests.
A Hoosier Club has been formed In New
J York city by number of former Indianians
who now reside there. including Journal
| profession and also persons studying in var
| ious arts. An informal social dinner is
held once a month. People from this State
who visit New York will be entertained by
the club and may attend the meetings
whether there for limited time or perma-
nen Rseson by Miss f
nue., Mrs. Harry Nelson formerly Miss
Goddard Goo ives West -, Ninety-hftr street or
fourth street, New York
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Hassler
and Mr. Walter L. Fugate took place last
evening at the residence, No. 54s East Ohio
Keeping. Only the Immediate ed families liz V were
Rev. 3. ]: Ellison. Of the he First Baptist
for the event with flowers. The bride wore
brown broadcloth gown trimmed with
white The Schubert Quartet, of which the
| brides brother Is a member, sang the we'd
ding march, and while the ceremony pro-
crossed Miss Minnie Diener played softly
| on the piano. Mr.. and Mrs. Fugate will
| not take wedding Journey but will be at
| home to their friends after JAN 1.
At the Matinee Musicale yesterday after
ana ossa in
which was illustrated by members of the
first division: Miss Meigs played to Bach
aiaRfess &C chor by sMng by
Mrs. Raschig, Miss Johnson and Miss Wal
lick The prelude n and FS S ,sS was by
and Miss Aieigs. The emotional music
was described as. the inner feeling which
and the broad style of Beethoven in work
of this kind was shown by the playing of
the "Leonore Overture, No e. on two pi-
voice was heard in the schubert's Mar
garet at the Spinning Wheel" Mrs: II. d.
mirable technique. played a .'Reverie'' and
a "Polonaise'' by Mcdowell. The closing
Reaper Reaper by tye List. beautiful Composition,
| which was sung by the chorus. The piano
accompaniment for this last is very fine and
| was we'll played by Miss Beck. In addi-
| ton to the members of the society. Mr..
| Adolph Schellschmidt, the 'cellist, played
an "Andante from a Concerto, by Cari
Schroeder. The paper and illustrations
were interesting and instructive through
FOR MRS. HOLTZMAN.
A large number of young married and
young ladies were invited by Mrs. James
Madison feathers to a beautiful reception
yesterday afternoon to meet Mrs. John
Hoffman at the home OF the former on
North Alabama street, in Morton Place.
Mrs. Hoffman was formerly Miss Viola
West. of Reading. Pa. and came to this
city a bride only short time ago. Mrs.
feathers wore a handsome gown Of white
satin and brocade with garniture of pearls,
| and Mrs. Hoffman wore her wedding gown
| of white satin and duchesse lace Both la
| dies carried Bermuda lilies. The same kind
| Of flowers also made the room In which
| they received fragrant with their perfume.
There were palms in all the rooms. In the
| second room were chrysanthemums. AT the
| table where tea was poured silver and pink
| predominated, roses and candles being OF
the same color. and the appointments were
| of silver. Mrs. Arthur Bradford Grover
| and Mrs. John r. Wilson poured the tea
| and the dainty cups were passed to the
guests by Miss Katherine Porter. Miss
Kathryn 3. Eldridge, Miss Marie feathers
pink was also used. lace cover on the
table and pink underneath and a large oval
| basket of pink roses occupied the center.
| Silver candlesticks with pink candles
lighted the table. and the service was of
silver. The ladies in the dining room were
Seguin. Miss Coburn, Miss Carnahan Miss
Farquhar Miss Duncan, Miss Burford, Miss
| Laycock and Miss Carey At the punch
| bowl In the hall were Misses Mary Sewall
| and Mona Taggart. The harpist furnished
music for the event: Out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Hay, of Minneapolis; Miss Mum
! son and Miss Walton. OF Cleveland; Miss
TAYLOR of Toledo; Miss Leonard, of Spring
field and Miss Bartlett, of Cincinnati. Airs.
| Hoffman will receive Tuesdays at her
| home No. ISL North Illinois street.
MISS HOLIDAYS DANCE.
A holly dance was given last evening by
Miss Lucy Holiday to few young people
for her guests, Miss AIollie Taylor. OF To-
ledo and Miss Ethelwyn Walton. of Cleve-
land. The three young ladies received the
| <x,,aSts IN, ha dva wing roon1 T1,oy uore