The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-22
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Arthur Bullock are at
Martinsville.
: the guest of Mrs George E. Townley.
Mrs. Amelia Wells will go TO Ohio next
week to spend the summer with her father.
Miss Nellie S. Mount. who has been visit
ing her aunt. In Chicago, has returned
home.
Mrs. j. VI. Spann and daughter Gertrude
have gone TO Malone, y. u, TO spend sew
eral weeks
Of Mr. Louis Hollweg's family. on North
Meridian street.
Mr. and Mrs. b. L. Webb and daughter
will leave. Wednesday, for the coast TO
spend a few weeks.
Miss Slusser. of Canton, o.. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Stanley Igoe, on North
Pennsylvania street.
M. Mr. Keyss Of sprinE s1Gds H. f is the he
North Meridian street
Mr. Samuel Adams will go East the first
Of next month To spend short time and
later will go to Wawasee.
Miss Young. of Louisville. who has been
visiting Miss Laura Huey, at Woodruff
Place, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. II. H. Rowland Is expected home to-
day from spending week with her mother,
Mrs A b. Gates. ar MaNinkuckee.
Mr. John Blackledge, who has been
spending a short time with relatives here
has returned to his home in Chicago.
Mr.: Edward Treat will leave tomorrow
Tor New York and next week he Will sail
for Europe TO be absent till September
X. W. Neighbor. o. c. Pierson, Charles
PiersoT and j. Traub will leave this morn
ing for an extended camping trip on Lake
Tippecanoe.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
John III. Holiday for a day in the country
TO the members of the over the Teacups
Club next Tuesday.
Mrs. Era Steele Collins and daughter
Ruth have gone TO Kentucky TO visit rela-
tives They Will return here before going
TO their home in Hartford.
Mr.. Richard Chislett's children, from
with their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
W. Chislett, at Crown Hill.
Mrs u G. Baker. OF Findlay. and Miss
Higgins. OF Chicago. who have been spend
ing Few days with Colonel and Mrs. :. +.
Gray. will return home to-day.
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter Margaret
nave returned from Chicago They will
leave soon for Rock Castle Springs, Ky.
where they will Join Major and Mrs. Gould
for few weeks.
Mrs. Harry X. Richardson left, yester-
day. for Detroit, to visit her sister-in-law.
Mrs. George Grant. and will leave July to
spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs
Peter Sager. on Lake Huron.
Miss Nuchols and Miss Arnold. OF YER
sailles. Ky. who have been spending. few
and who have been entertained at numerous
gatherings, have returned home.
The Ladies. Propel Cinch Club was en-
son. Mrs: Emma Ray and Mrs. Ella Sims
won the favors. The club Is arranging for
picnic July 4. at Broad Ripple.
The marriage OF DIR. l.. r. Page, OF this
city. and Miss Marion HeInIy Of Danviiie,
H.. took place June 20. at Geneva. Switzer-
land. DR.. and Mrs. Page VIII travel in Eu-
rope for several weeks before returning to
this city TO reside
Mrs. Henry Kahn received informally.
yesterday afternoon. for her sister. Mrs
Reinhard. Of Chicago. who is visiting her.
" q N "A IN aaofS ha~ in of,,f,,
callers. Mrs. NJ. Eckhouse. Mrs Sol HAYS
and Mrs. Henry Kantrowitz. The pretty
fragrant with vases and bowls of sweet
peas, which were In every room. Mrs. Rein
hard visited Mrs Kahn two years ago.
were renewed yesterday.
A reception 20 the members and friends
OF the Central-avenue Nj. T.. Church was
last at The % S 81 r Ss and
Jersey street. The host aad hostess swere
assisted by Rev. II. A. Blchtel Mrs. J. T.
gene Rehm. Mrs. Fellows. Mrs. CIayborn.
Mrs. Robert Clark. Mrs Frank Carter;
Mrs 6 6o seoen The S sad
Ethel. Ciayborn. Miss Edith stabier. of
Jonesboro. who is visiting Mrs. Hart,
G. F. Hunt, and Miss Esther Swain played
a piano solo. The evening was spent So
cially and was one Of the very pleasant
gatherings which the members of this con-
gregat;on have held this season.
Mrs. Alfred Burdsal gave handsome
reception to large number OF friends yes
terday afternoon. at her home North
Capitol avenue. Mrs. Burdsal welcomed her
guests In the parlor alone and assisting in
entertaining were Mrs William Burford,
Miss T. l.. Voss and Miss Laura Bryan.
The room was decorated with bowls and
vases of pink roses effectively arranged In
the second room pink roses were the adorn-
ment and in this room Mss Maxa Bryan
and Mrs L. w, Fletcher. did the honors.
The library, with its bookcases and cabi-
nets, was beautifed With white and green,
the former in carnations and the latter in
smilax. The punch bowl was set in a mass
OF the flowers and was presided over by
Miss Carrie Burford, Miss Jul!ette Bryan
and Miss Louise Dryer The pink rose
decoration was repeated in the dining
room. Over the table, suspended BY pink
satin ribbons. was cornucopia OF crystal
from which pink roses were falling on
the table were vases of pink roses Mrs T..
II. Smith and Mss Bryan were in charge
OF the dining roon, where the ices were
pink and the CONNECTIONS were creamsd
Cherries. AS the guests entered the dining
room they were presented with lunches of
pink sweet peas by Miss Nellie Bryan
Among the two hundred guests were DIR