The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-26
PERSONAL ANb SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SUClETYs
Mr.. A. l.. Herriott is lying dangerously
i'll of typhoid fever at his home, No. 8
Sterling street.
Miss Clara Prather of anderson, wiz
North Illinois street.
Miss N. Cropsey is in Chicago visiting the
schools and Miss Stickney. who is there
in the kindergarten college.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged for the social to be given this even-
ing at the First Baptist Church.
The Shakespeare CLUB will meet at the resi-
night. The subject will be Henry VIII.
Miss Annie Hayward, of Pana, H., and
Mrs. Rysp, of Mgncie, are guests Of MIS-.
Mrs. Albert Gall and daughter will go
to Martinsville to spend a month and when
they return will reside at the Grand Hotel.
Mrs H. G. Allen and Mrs; C. Henry: OF
Anderson, have gene to Charlottesville.
Bloomington and other places to visit friends
for a few weeks.
The woman,s Home Missionary Society
of Roberts Park Church will meet at the
residence Of Mrs. M. j. Allison, 1868 Broad
way, this afternoon.
The yeritas Club pet last night at the
GovArnnient from National Politics" Mr..
Albert C~ourtwrteht reported current events.
land Van Camp and daughter, Ella, have
also uceu There. WI. III MITE. van Ndnip
are expected home next week and Miss
Van Camp will return to school in New
York.
Past department presidents of the w. r
G., Flora Wulschner. Agnes Hit, Jennie
Myerhoff, Melissa Caylor, Laura Hess. Ida
ford, viii receive informally at the home
of Alexander Hess, 1876 North Illinois
street, on Friday evening, April 26.
Mrs. Allyn Adams. Of Terre Haute, will
come to-day to spend this evening and to-
morrow. She will be the guest of Mrs. n.
A. Smith. No. 1s1 Home avenue. Mrs.
operetta .The National Fiewer. which will
be given next week by the members of
Roberts Park Church. Mrs. Adams is the
author and composer of the opsretta-
The first party of the season at the Coun-
try Club will be given this evening. The
Arrangements have been made so that
those wishing to so may take the Mapleton
cars to tina point where wagons will be
waiting to convey passengers to the club.
Cards of invitations must be presented at
the door. All the preparations have been
made for one of the most enjoyable parties
ever given at the club. The place is look
ing its very best. There will be a reception
out of the city are expected.
Mrs. A. Minter entertained a party of
friends yesterday afternoon with a coffee.
About forty ladies accepted the invitation
and were seated at q number of sQaI
tables in the several rooms. Each table
was prettily adorned with flowers and at
mantels and cabinets in the rooms were
decorated with palms nd flowers which
gave a summer-like effect to the apartments.
Conversation and music given informally
by the guests accompanied the coffee. Mrs.
voliand, OF Columbus ,mnbu who came to spend
guest from out of town.
Mrs. George f. Townley and daughter,
Mrs. E. s. r. Seguin, with their visitors,
of Evansville, and Mrs. Jannette Halford
Benedict, of Omaha, received several hum
dFea ,sgses ne ye ! Son Afternoon IN pr at Mrs.
The spring day was one which brought out
the spring toilettes and the rooms were
pany. In the reception room Easter lilies
and Bridesmaid roses bloomed on the mantel
was around the mantels making an effective
setting for the flowers and the gowns. The
room adjoining the paaior Was used for the
basket of rich colored pansies occupied the
center OF the, table and at either side of
that were silver fern baskets. A silver
coffee service was at one end of the table.
The assisting ladies alternated in presiding
Coleman, Mrs. John W. Kern. Mrs. 7. n
Levy. Mrs. William H Smith. Mrs. Samuel
A. tombstone and Mrs. Ovid Butler. In the
lined with ferns and palms and standing
in front of the green was a table and punch
Miss Dora Kiefer and Miss Jessie Barkus.
each IN a dainty party gown. Ices, with
served in the dining room, a tall cut glass
the center OF the table. Mrs. Arthur 10.
Grover, Mrs. James NJ feathers, Miss Far
qnhar. Miss Layeock, Miss West, and Miss
May Armstrong did the honors. In all the
rooms there were soft lights from silk
shaded lamps and candles. The music.
lights. flowers and company all set amid the
handsome furnishings of the house made
the reception one of the brilliant events of
the spring season.
CONNERSyILLE WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CONNERSVILLE, Ind. April 25.-Frank
Lewis, who is employed in the Parry cart
works at Indianapolis, and a brother OF
Fayette county's sheriff, was united in
marriage with Miss Katie Gillespie last
evening by Rev. r. j. Rudolf. They have
gone to Indianapolis to reside.
Luther .Caswell and Miss Anna Hers. |
people, were quietly married at noon to- |
day by Rev. j. II. Joyce. They will make
their home in Dayton. o.
SIMS-DTNN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EDINBURG, Ind. April 25.4Samuel !
Sims and Miss Kate Dim were married
at the Catholic Church here at 7 o'clock
this morning in the presence Of the mem
hers of the church and invited friends.
Father Oster officiated. Mr.. Sims is an |
enpioye OF the EdinbuFg cabinet works and
the bride is from Taylorsville. |
DRULY-MILLER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind. April 25.-The wedding
of DR.. oran Druly and Miss Media Miller
took place last night at the home OF the
brides sister. Mrs. Forbes Hoiton. Guests
were present from tsraenrastle, Cincinnati.
viii Pc AZ home after 4 short visit 70 Cin-
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