The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. H. S. New will not receive this
afternoon.
have returned from an extended visit to
relatives in Kentucky.
Mr.. Charles Krag, of Columbus. o., who
has been visiting his brother, Mr.. William
A. Krag, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Page will entertain
the University Club, this evening, at their
home. on North Illinois street.
Miss Nellie whitcomb has returned from
Muncie, where she went to be one of the
bridesmaids at the Love-Smith wedding.
Mrs. George New and son will leave,
next month, for Portland, Ore, to join Mr..
New and daughter for permanent resi-
dence.
Miss Henrietta Won Suessmilch, of Michi-
gan, who has been spending several weeks
with Miss Estella Sterne, has returned
home.
Miss Alice Bolton and guest, Miss James,
of Chicago, left, yesterday, for Florida,
where they will remain till April, with
relatives.
Miss Cammie Watterson and Miss Eleanor
Derricourt, of Philadelphia, are spending a
few weeks with their aunt. Mrs. Watrerson,
on North New Jersey street.
from Evansville. where she has been maxi
ing a visit to friends. Mrs. Jeffery expects
to make her home in this city.
The German Literary Club held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Frederick
Knefer and Miss Meile. Colgan presented
the papers. The subject was Marie
Louise"
Rev. 7. F. Williams. pastor of the Col
lege-avenue Baptist Church, was called to
Newport to attend the funeral of his father
in-law, Mr.: J. s. Quicker. a prominent
Auditor of State and Mrs. J. O.. Hender-
SON entertained the judges of the Supreme
and Appellate Courts and their wives. last
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Mrs. Elicit Perkins had a paper on THE
Inspiration of Song, and Mrs, A. r., Hale
one on 1.-THE ton of Poetry yes
terday, at the over-the-teacups Club. After
the papers there was a general discussion.
There were two interesting subjects at
the clio Club meeting yesterday. One was
Colonial New England and the other
New England of To-day The writer's of
the papers were Mrs. Adams and Mrs.
Pyle.
Mrs. E.. C.. Rumpler gave a pretty and in
| formal reception. yesterday afternoon. at
| her home, on B~ellefontaine street, in honor
Of her mother. Mrs. D.. r. Lucas, Mrs. n.
| A. Rawlings of Chicago, ana Miss Lucas
of Colorado Springs.
Mrs. William b. swheelock gave a scarlet
! tulip luncheon yesterday. in honor Of Mrs.
Visiting n; / A her mother, Mrs. Conrad Baker,
on Park avenue. Ten friends were invited
to meet Mrs. Anderson. Among the guests
was Mrs. Cunningham, of evansville.
Rev. Edward Beach, the new assistant
| pastor of the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church,
of this city, was married, Wednesday. To
| Miss Nelson, of Rensselaer,. MIR. and Mrs.
| Beach nave come to this city to reside.
They will make their home on the South
Side, where Mr.. Beach will nave charge OF
the Mayer Mission.
At the meeting of the Amateurs, this
| afternoon, the subject will be Felix Men
| delssohn Bartholdy.'' The topics are Life
of Mendelssohn,'' Ellis Overtures and Ora
torios,' His Pianoforte Compositions,
"His Rank as a Composer and Revival
of Bach" Among those who are to partici-
| pate are Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. S. l.. kiser,
| Miss O'Donnell and Mrs. T. h. Smiley. The
musical programme is in charge Oh Miss
Miriam Moore.