The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

MI L. "A. ffdHudlt anu sui NAVE soAE "
Spencer for few weeks.
Mrs. III. s. New will not observe her
usual day at home In the future.
Gustav A. Efroymson and Louis Wolf
have returned from a two weeks trip East.
Mr.. Frank Jelleff and Mr.. Ralph Hall
18th.
Mrs. d. p. Winnings has issued cards for
reception next Saturday afternoon, from
Dr. ard Mrs III. G.. Carey will go to
Spencer soon to spend month or six
weeks.
Mrs ID. w. Coffin and Miss Coffin will
not observe their usual day at home to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pulse of Greens,
burg, are spending Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Tully.
DR.. Lillian r. Keller will entertain the p.
F. Club Friday evening at her residence,
No. 2l8 Union street.
Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Mayer will receive in
formally tomorrow afternoon for the Misses
Zoller, of Greensburg.
Mrs. James Lodge is visiting friends in
Philadelphia and will go from there to New
York to visit her brother
DIR. and Mrs. Gates will entertain the O.
N. 0. Club tomorrow evening, at No. 1853
North Pennsylvania street.
The Brownie Cinch Club will be enter
tanned by Miss Buggy, at her home, No. 103
Cornell avenue, Sunday evening.
The Gismonda Club was entertained by
Miss Clara Brown, at her home. No. 4S
"oohoWh dNChuc, iiNoy S'CiiiA6'
Mr. and Mrs. A r. Ticknor entertained
The Zero Whist Club Friday evening at
their home, No. 423 East Fifteenth street.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Howe. who has been
months, has returned to her home in Michi-
gan.
The Young Ladies' Morning Musicale will
meet next Wednesday at the residence of
Miss Lemcke, 23O North Pennsylvania
street.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club was
entertained. last week by Mrs. Payer. After
programme of music refreshments were
served.
The board of directors of the Mary Wash
ington Society will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. G. S. Denny,
No. 673 North Pennsylvania street, Wednes-
day morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The Misses Marshall, No. II West Second
street, last Tuesday evening entertained the
Marlowe Cinch Club. The club VIII next be
entertained by the Misses Moore, on North
East street, Tuesday evening. March r.
The marriage of Mr. Charles H. Brown,
formerly of Of Noblesvilie viii take place
bride on East Vermont street. Rev. F. E.
DeWhurst will officiate.
The marriage Of Mrs. Jennie Mcouat Clay
n ton and Mr. William n, e. Hu Inn gn,a took
Of Mr.. John e. Whyte. No. 1864 East
Michigan street. Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington
will reside at Marshall, ILL.,
The Pickett Society of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church, composed of young women,
with Mrs. v. K. Hendricks for their presi-
week. The portraits are of amous people
and of old and well known citizens of Indi-
of Mrs Ed Dean. on North Meridian Street
Friday, from to in the afternoon and
from 8 to II in the evening. There are no
invitations
Mrs. Nela Harris and Mrs. Hattie A.
Ryder entertained the ladies of the Propel
Cinch Club. their husbands and other In
of Mrs. Harris, Ash street. The playing
stopped at 1880 o'clock, Miss Eta Miiiner
were Served ana i music and
dancing occupied the remainder of the even
ing. The next meeting, Of the club will be
No. 299 Blake street.
Miss Alice M. Edwards daughter of Mrs.
s. e. Edawrds, and Mr.. John B. Many, both
of this city, were married at Buffalo, N. Y,
last Tuesday. Two years ago Miss Ed
wards was connected with Marceau & Pow
eIs M m firm
panied Mr.. Powers to Buffalo, where she
has SSH, since been in S charge Of the photograph
their home in this city, where they have
many friends.
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy was the
she gave to Miss Summers, of Louisville.
and Miss Fay, of Fitdhburg Mass The
ooisRed s Mas whos a an mar a past at
exquisitely wrought embroideries at each
cover and in the center On On the latter piece
Hostess the guests honor H Mrs we Geor res
Adams. Miss Gossett and Miss Coffin.
The Carolyn Scott Harrison Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
versary Of the Final Ratieafon ahs in a CON-
gress of the Articles Of Confederation and
Perpetual Union between the States at
the residence of Mrs. G. +. Sayles Friday
night The house was prettily decorated
with cut flowers. and ices and cake in the
evening. The meeting was called to order
by Mrs. Vfnton, chapter regent, who spoke
briefly on the events which eliminated in
the perpetual union of all the States''
Mrs. Goetz sang patriotic airs, and Mr.
Meredith Nicholson followed with a de-
paper on 1.-The New World and the New
Woman" After a pleasant social hour the
meeting adjourned.
MIR. AND MRS. DEANS RECEPTION.
One of the handsome receptions of the
season was that given Friday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Dean for their niece.
Miss Bessie Taylor, of Brooklyn at their
home on North Pennsylvania street Sew
eral hundred called between the hours Of
and O'clock and afterwards a dinner
was given for the assisting ladies and a
corresponding number of men, Bermuda
lilies prevailed as the decorative flowers
for the front drawing room, and in the
second pink roses were grouped in vases.
Pink was also the color of the flowers for
the dining room, and all the CONNECTIONS
were in this color. Pink candles in delft
china and silver holders furnished a soft
light. Daffodils and daisies beautified the
library.
Mrs. Dean was gowned in Powered Dres-
den silk, the hostess and the ladies re-
ceiving all wearing high neck giwns For
the dinner which followed the reception
the main table bore plates for twenty and
the others were seated at smaller tables in
the rear drawing room and the library AT
the dinner, besides the host and hostess
and the guest, Miss Taylor, were Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest r. Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. Arba
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Beveridge, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Grover, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Dean, Mrs. Emma Windsor. Miss
Anna Dunlop, the Misses Lyons, the Misses
Denny, Miss Hyde, Miss Katherine MaIott
Miss Mary Browning Butler, Miss Emma
Atkins, Miss Lemcke. Miss Julia Landers
Kansas City, Miss Viola West of Reading,
Pa, Mr.. w. Vance Martin. DR.. Henry Van
Hummell, Mr. John A. Butler, Mr. John
Lyon, Mr., Gordon Varney. Mr.. McOuat.
Mr.. Payne Mr.. Virgins, Mr.. Kackley, Mr.
Newton Booth Harrington, Mr.. Wiiford
Dean, Mr.. John K. Dean, Mr.. Charles Dean
and Mr.. Dupee of Chicago.
Among the out-of-town guests at the re-
ception were Miss McHenry, Miss Nancy
Elston, of Charlottesville, Miss Summers Of
Louisville and Mr.. Reginald Giles, Of Eng
land.