The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-09
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Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Griffin. of Hammond.
formerly OF this city, a.e here Tor rev
Mr. and Mrs Edison T. Wood are expected
home this evening from their wedding trip
South.
Mrs. Charles Francis Robbins entertained
party Of eight handsomely at luncheon yes
terday
Mrs. n. a. Hyde will give. dinner to
Miss MISS H Rsde's TINS e's ~ nc.
Miss Annie Stevenson, of Cincinnati, is
the guest of her cousin, Mss Mary Harper,
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. ogIe win entertain
Captain and Mrs. Mann, of Columbus. at
dinner this evening.
Miss Darnell. of Wichita Falls, Tex, and
Miss Newcomer, of Upton, are visiting Miss
Fisher. on Central avenue.
Mr.. Paul Bahr and pupils viii give their
annual concert Wednesday, March "a, AT
the Central Christian Church.
Mrs. Robinson, of PRINCETON, wife of the
chairman of the judiciary committee OF the
House. is visiting her husband.
Mrs. silas Baldwin entertained about. tthir-
ty friends yesterday afternoon informally at
her home on North Meridian street
Miss Jennie Clare has returned to her
home in Terre Haute, after spending ywo
weeks with her grandparents, at No. OF
Broadway.
Major and Mrs. w. J. Richards and moth
er, Mrs. Hoover, will leave soon Tor the
SCUM to Join Mr.. Hugh Richards' VINO mas
NAV Mich, viii come Monday to visit her
uncle, Mr. Charles III. Comstock, and wife
on North Delaware street.
Mrs. Stella Anderson entertained about
twenty ladies yesterday afternoon at her
home on North Delaware street. Mrs. o.
Women of Hedda Gabler." which she read
few weeks ago before the Womens Club.
Mrs. j. H. Baldwin. president of the Free
Charles W. Fairbanks. Rev and Mrs. C. n.
Sims Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas n; Mclean and
Ms Laura t Rsa Ct peock e dnns
was prepared entirely by the children who
have been taught in the school.
Mr. Newton Booth Tarkington's play.
which will be presented before the Dramatic
Club the 18th. is being rehearsed by the
playwright. 1t is in three acts and is melo-
Harrington has selected are Miss May
Armstrong, Mrs, Samuel D; Miller. Miss
CHARLES Char Allan Allan" Lewis. Mr.. <. b. Grover and
Mr.. s. ID. Miller. Mr.. Harrington himself
will take one part.
EXHIBITION OF PORTRAITS.
The Pickett Society of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church gave a novel exhibit yes
terday afternoon and last evening at ths
home of Mrs. Edward Dean, No. 673 North
Meridian street. 1t was a collection OF
Portraits: some very rare and valuable.
There were finely painted pictures of Gov
r. A. Hendricks Governor Baker, pictures
of Governor Whitcomb and of Mrs. Whit
comb, quaint portraits of the grandparents
of Mrs. v. X. Hendricks, and silhouettes
of the sixth generation of the ancestors
of Mrs. Edward Dean. pictures by Jacob
Cox. the pioneer artist and of HIM, old
citizens like DIR. Winslow Pierce. Mr.. Vim
ton. the father of the late Dr.. Thomas
two portraits painted by Mr.. T. c. Steele,
which have never been exhibited before.
era raj pictures .'o one when he was babe in
arms and one when he was three years old,
riding hobby horse The "ginton TWINS s;.
city, and Mr.. Lynn vinton. was shown.
In the south room there rs a collection OF
Charlotte Chariot scott painted BY Miss isabel
Edgar in Rome. colored photographs OF
Mrs John prss Sarys q foS dapsFe Pya ars
daughters. Lois and Ruth. are in this col
lection. Mrs. Robert Dorsey's little daughter
old daguerreotypes~ of Mrs. *. W.
Hendricks. when she was young woman.
girl. A picture of Morgan Hendricks, the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Hendricks.
is also in the room. Miss sue ketc nan
Lolita Guffin several. Mr. Steele. Mr.. Free
man. Mr.. Cox and other. portrait artists
Is a varied list Of pictures by nome ONE artists.
Mr.. Perkins, Miss Robinson, Miss Hen
area In any ways To the
advance in portrait painting. Is a study
There are the black and gold silhouettes
that viii be artistic and beautiful in CEN
turtles to come The daguerreotype. when
great Mss p difficulty with them is that they have
to be in certain light before they are as
tinct; Mrs. ". X. Hendricks is president den
of the society, and assisted with Mrs.
Dean and the young women. who are the
members. in doing the. honors Light re,
be open to-day till , this afternoon. The
proceeds to-day will be applied TO the
building fund Of the church
MRS. OWENS RECEPTION.
Mrs. W. D. owen. wife of the Secretary OF
state, gave a handsome reception yesterday
afternoon at the Denison to the ladies Of the
hotel. those who have been here during tho
General Assembly. and number of other
friends. Her special guests for the dag, who
also assisted her, were Mrs. Nellie G. Scott.
OF Shelbyville Mrs c. /. Williams and Mrs.
Merry, Of Dayton. o.; Mrs..John w. Lovett.
of Anderson and Mrs. Hert. of Brazil Mrs.
]. " Huston. who was expected, was de-
tanned at the last hour: Mrs: Owen. a
Charming hostess, who has spent severed
winters in Washington society, wore hand
some gown of striped brocade and MORE;
China silk. trimmed with duchesse lace.
Mrs Scott wore black satin and Jet gown
and dainty lace and Mrs, W Frsne o f,c
in pink. Mrs. Merry wore light blue
striped crepe and pink ostrich feather boa.
chanceable effect, and Mrs. Hert wore y
chestra was stationed in the hall and PLAYED
during the reception hours The parlors
were tastesully decorated with ,profusion
of palms and pink and white carnations In
one room oraiigcade was served and in an
other the tea table was SET. Carnations and
ferns we're scattered over the cloth, AMI the
lights were from pink candles In exquisite
sticks or cafdelabra. a pretty effect was on
the closed piano, concert grand. wnere
mirrors were placed to reflect the rooms.
flowers and lights. About the manteis,
where palms were used. they We're couioinet
with tall Bermuda lilies. The gathering was
one of the pleasant events which the wives
of the members have enjoyed during the ses-
sion.
AN INDIANAPOLIS GIRL.
Miss Jeanette Oriopp, of this city, who
Is at the Cincinnati College OF Music, viii
give a recital there this afternoon. Miss
Oriopp viii play first violin IN ql;Iriet by
Haydn; a concerto by Spohr. with "A double
quartet accompaniment and e group of four
solos--one by Paganini one by Wicnawski.
one by WiIhelmJ and the last BY Ernst.
The Musical Courier had This notice OF
Miss Oflopp's playing al recent concert:
AT the concert in question the voiE soiu-
iss was Miss Jeanette Oilcpp. Fouas
girl of fifteen who Possesses positive genius:
She has stlair uf Russian bo0t. ann
that tells you al once what bold itef4 emo
ton throbs IN her heart. She has y hani
which ,1iiitC< with the strength Ci a man