The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Prof and Mrs. ]. H. Smart, of Lafayette,
in the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brush have returned
from New York.
Mrs. s. Elliott Perkins will entertain
few friends at cards this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Kaehne will go to
housekeeping at Orlando, Fla, the first of
April.
Miss Hannah Cleland returned. yester-
day, from three weeks visit in Wash
ington.
Miss Myrtle Tucker, of Pittsburg is the
guest of Mrs. III. S. Tucker, 341 North Della
ware street.
Mrs ": H. Hobbs will give small mail lunch p4na
Charles G. Root, of Minneapolis.
The Morning Musicale will meet tomor-
row with Miss Katherine Lemcke, the meet
ing being postponed from yesterday.
AT MRS. DAYS.
Mrs. T. c. Days parlors were filled yester-
day with a number of interested women,
who were invited to hear Mrs. George G.
Hit read /her paper on 1.-THE Old Order
Changeth, Yielding Place to New-A Com
! plant" Mrs. Day endeavored to have for
| her guests those who had not heard the
paper at the Woman's Club a short time
ago. While the friends were gathering there
| was a social half hour, Mrs. Day being
| Teacups Club in receiving, entertaining and
| seating the company. A few spring flow
| ers in vases were the additional adornment
| to the rooms. Mrs. Day introduced Mrs.
Hit, and in conclusion invited a discussion
| of the paper. when you may make Mrs.
| Hit your martyr or your heroine" The
! club woman was the subject of the paper,
| organization the complaint and the plea
was for the Individual There was q ,a fuil
/ ing points of the paper, Mrs. Day. Mrs.
| Fairbanks, Mrs. w. L: Elder. Mrs. ], 2.
| ing part. After half hours talk the guests
| enjoyed ices served in the dining room by
! n THOMPSON or had coffee poured by Miss
i Alice Finch in the library and a glass OF
passed BY the n fbe na
] the guests were Mrs. James III. Smart, OF
| Lafayette; Mrs. Thomas p. Ellison. of Fors
/ ILL., and Miss Reiniking, of New Albany.
| Mrs. Hit will read the paper again at
/ Mrs. c. w. Fairbanks's home.
THE MATINEE MUSICALE.
| Miscellaneous programmes at the Matinee
! Musicals are notably good. a very attract
| i've list of numbers is given. Each one can
/ choose what she will sing or play, and the
1 result is more finished The assistance OF
/ Miss collars, of Fort Wayne; Mr. Irving
] Swan Brown cello; Mr.. Riegger, Mr.
! Sterne and Mr.. Roster. vioIins; Mr.. Schell-
| schmidt, cello, and Mr.. Wood, bass vol
was feature, and the club members who
| was but natural that every number on the
| programme was recalled. The credit for
Miss Mis- Lavinia McKenna and Miss Robinson
| who were in charge. The programme en-.
| Oelibes-LacIS), Miss Beck and Miss Swain;
Donna Vorrier Morir' CrostD and Sep
hRs5don Mlss
| Miss Austin; cello, Romance" tGolter-
MANN Mr. Irving Swan Brown; .Ballata e
| .Ballade A fat fChopin), Miss Kitchell;
shadow Town" d.yons). Spring Song
| 4s'' (I. Mohr), Mrs. Kiser, Mrs. O. Boyle.
Mrs. j. r. Lilly and Mrs. Leckner, pianos;
Mr., sterne, Mr.. jRiegger and Mr.; Roster.
| yiolins; Mr. SchellSchmidt, cello; Mr.. Wood,
| bass VOL
FOR MISS COLLARS
Mrs Arthur Duell Gates and the Misses
| Atkins gave delightful musicale last even
/ ing in honor of their visitor, Miss Clara
| Erving collars. of Fort Wayne: There We're
about seventy-five informal invitations ex-
| tended and the spacious drawing room was
| filled with young people. Miss collars is
| a vocalist who has an exceedingly pleasing
! and we'll cultivated voice. She sings with
number last night shs Mas anu warmly arrer an
| plauded and COMMUNICATED Miss collars sang
the from yo na nI, Bus
paniment by Mrs James NJ. Leathers,. Mr..
William stern n. and an. Mr. Lying swan
| Kjerulf. and My Heart at Thy Sweet
september by Charlton; Miss Young, OF
SCHENECTADY, =. <. played THE Magic Fire
| ers accompanied all the evening. The mu-
! scale is one of the very few that has been
| given this season and was very enjoyable.
THE KATHERINE HOME.
/ The annual reception and sale took place
| yesterday afternoon at the Katherine
| Home for Aged Women on North Capitol
| avenue For the first time the board OF
/ managers had pleasant day and they
i and their friends appreciated it accordingly.
The whole house was open and the ones
| who make their home there We're ready
TO receive their friends The board of man
| ayers and the auxiliary board of twenty
| i've Young women were present to do the
| articles were sold and one especially where
there We're fancy and useful articles made
| by the old ladies. The house was adorned
| with palms and there were fowers-sprng
niossoms-ior SAFE. Light Refreshments
| c. Wright president of the board. Miss
elizabeth Lyon, president of the auxiliar,
board. and Miss Butler, secretary. received
i the callers and the other members of both
| boards assisted.
BALL GOLDEN WEDDING.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
4 KNIGHTSTOWN. Ind, March 6-Mr and
| Mrs. Henry Bali this evening celebrated
| their tiftieth wedding anniversary at their
! residence here in an elaborate manner
\ liiSc HulluIcd- were issued TO
j relations and friends and the greater por-
4 ton We're present Among the guests from
| indianapolis were Rev. DR.. Roberts broth
| er-in-l law. wife and daughter. of Fletcher
! place Church: Rev. DIR. Sargent tson-n-
| law). wife and children, OF Hail-place
! Church. T.. b. Holloway .fbrother-in-law1
| and Wife, No. Isl North Delaware street.
j olive Mclaughlin and wife and sister OF
the groom. Mrs, Rev T. 3. Gary and
\ daughter of Rush county. Mrs. Holloway.
| sister of Mrs. Ball. was the only person
present who was ~ the wedding fifty years
i ago. A great number of valuable presents
We're resolved. also numerous letters and
| kilograms from absent friends. expressing
received
ACORD-kEAN.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
1 MJNClE, Ind. March 6.Martn Accord
! and Miss Alice kean5weFe married in this
city last evening Both formerly resided in
| Greensburg.