The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Florence Rottler.s will, return to Ok
ford to school Monday IT.
Miss Mabel Carter, of Chicago, is visiting
Mrs. Jewer on Broadway.
Miss Sarah Chandler is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Albert Ovens, in Columbus. o.
Miss Forwood, of Cincinnati, who has
been the guest of Miss Jessie Miller, has
returned home.
Miss Elsie Norwood of Kansas City. is
the guest of Miss Mary Thompson, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Miss Flora Stanley will entertain the T..
G. G. Club this afternoon at her home,
North Delaware street.
The Friday afternoon Reading Club will
be entertained this afternoon by Mrs. Sarah
Gilbert, 3Q6 Indiana avenue.
Mrs. Walter May and daughter Edna, of
Covington, KY, formerly -ef this city, are
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs Lew Wallace, of Charlottesville. is
family family on on North Meridian Street .e anu
Mr.. F. P. Sangster of Farmer City, who
has been visiting his sister Mrs. A. j. Gard
ner, on North, Meridian street, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lathrop returned to
Greensburg after spending New Years with
Mrs. Lathrops parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Browning.
fayette. The former is the guest of Mrs.
Charles Pierce. and the latter of Miss Rose
Bee Wallace.
Mr. Hugh Richards left yesterday for the
South to be absent several weeks. He may
go to Cuba, and positively to Jamaica, be-
fore returning.
Mrs. F. X. Arens has issued invitations for
a reception the afternoon of the 10th in
honor of Mrs. Sarah Knisely at her home
on Christian avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Claiming Cushing
parents mr and Mra John Dxe aga
family, for a few days.
Mrs o. G. Pfaff will give small lunch
con ea "a; and matinee party to-morrow for Miss
Mrs. w. H. Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p Benton have re-
turned to Indianapolis, expecting to make
their friends at 1862 College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling r. Holt will give a
card party Saturday evening to the NJ. c..
William Foor, who are here from Portland,
Ore.
Miss Rosamonde McDermott, of Cincin-
College avenue. ALTERS tomorrow, for a
short time. Miss McDermott lis with Mrs.
Van Camp, on North Delaware street.
Mr.. John l.. Geigsr sang last night st
concert in Peru. Mr.. Geigar contemplates
going to Europe in September to take
course in music to prepare himself for
concert and oratorio and possibly for the
stage.
All friends of the Flower Mission, wheth-
they have received an invitation not,
be given this afternoon at the Propyiaeum
at 2:30 The programme will include .selec-
tons from j. Nj. Barrie, HopkinSon Smith
and other favorites among the modern
writer's. AT o'clock a reception will be
given to Mr.. and Mrs. Morris. All mem
bers of the Flower Mission will act as en-
tertainers. A very large audience will greet
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris who are said to even
rival their stage performance in these series
of readings. which they give for charity.
Miss Mary J. Davis gave very pretty
dinner last evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Frederick c. Gardner. on Broadway.
Allen and Miss Mabel Marston, of LaPorte
Miss Allen is Miss Davis's guest and Miss
Marston is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Charles
E. Judson. The embroiderieS on the table
were in violets and the flowers were deli
cate pink and white carnations. For escorts
TO the table the Floral Love Tale decided
making the dinner floral one. The COM
pany was seated at one long table. hand
somely appointed. The guests invited to
meet Miss Allen and Miss Marston were
Miss Josephine Smith. Miss Elizabeth Coop
Thompson, Miss Mabel Carter, of Chicago
Mr.. Charles Cooper. Mr.. Harold Smith, Mr.
William Magnire. Mr.. Price. Mr.. Charles
Kuhn, Mr. Edward Hereth, Mr.. Frederick
Taylor, Edward Krause
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Eckhouse entertained
number OF their friends at dinner last even
ing at their home, Central avenue. The
guests of honor were Miss Rosenberger, of
Kansas City: Miss Julia Oppenheimer of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Charles Hays. of
Milwaukee. The appointments were all of
white and green. carnations and ferns
adjoining the tables. which were lighted
with white candles In pretty candlesticks
At each cover was souvenir pencil and