The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

the guest of Mrs. Royse.
Miss Harriet Rottler will entertain friends
tomorrow evening at cards.
Miss Harriet Brouse entertained sixteen
of her friends informally last evening
Mr.. F. Killer of Muncie, is visiting Mrs
Lin Stone, of 800 North Illinois street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Cooper will entertain
a party of twelve at dinner this evening.
Miss Clara Minich, of Worthington, is Wis
iting her brother-in-law, Mr. w. &. Bobbs.
Dr. and Mrs c. I. Fletcher will leave
next week for three months visit in Europe.
Judge and Mrs. Edgar A. Brown will en-
terrain friends tomorrow evening at cardS.
Mrs Charles F. Sayles will give break
fast to-day in honor of Mrs. krebs, of Cali
fornias
Miss Harriet Hosmers the seqlptress r, vii.
Sewall.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Newton, of New
York. are visiting friends on North Me-
ridian street.
the last of this week to visit Mrs. M e.
Leighton, No. rs Olive street.
Miss Augusta 6. Austin has ns.I returned n1,as
ing music under Emil Liebling.
Mrs. Edward Hartman, of Connersville, is
visiting Mrs. Amos w. Hartman. iii North
Meridian street. She will be at home
Thursday.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Frame. of
Loogootee, and Mr.. Frank Donaldson, of
the same place, is announced to occur early
IN FeDruafy.
Misses Mary and Kate Wallick have re-
turned from Lafayette, where they have
been visiting Mrs. Charles Pierce and Miss
Rose Wallace.
Miss Mary Browning Butler has returned
from a ten weeks visit to friends in the
East. Miss Mitchell, of Goshen, will be
Miss Buffers guest next week.
Miss Wheelock, who has been Mrs Geo.
N Catterson's guest. returned to her home
in Chicago last night Miss Wheelock will
leave soon for San Francisco and Portland,
Ore.
The Contemporary Club met at the
Propylaeum last night. The address of the
evening was made by Prof j. II. Hyslop,
his subject being The Nature, Results and
Fruits OF Psychical Research"
Mrs. Frank W. Wood, of No. 1927 North
Alabama street, Morton place, and guest,
Miss Martha Wood, of Piqua o.. will be at
home informally tomorrow afternoon to
callers There are no invitations.
The Parlor Club was entertained yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Horace Mckay
Mrs. f. E. Rexford read a paper on the
Court of Lorenzo the Magnificent" and
Miss Helen Mckay read a paper. on 'Ital-
ian Artists Following the readings there
was general discussion.
The Sketching Club has made arrange
In IN March Mr.. Mckay, of Tiffany & Co,
glass window window. will be here then The re-
cepton will be for him, and he will give an
art talk to the club and It's friends.
Mrs. George y. Catterson gave break
are here In the interest of whist The out
of town guests were Miss Wheelock and
California; Mrs. George w. Brecount, of
Cincinnati, and Miss Powell, of st. Louis.
Those who were invited to meet them were
Wood, Mrs. Horace T. Bennett, Mrs. II. s.
New, Mrs. Harry e. Drew, Mrs, M. B.
Fletcher, Mrs: A. W Coffin and Miss Flor
ence Coffin The floral decorations We're
daisies. The appointments were handsome,
and were in green and white.
daughter of Air. W.. Wilgus, and Mr.. w:
| Victor Leighter took place yesterday at
noon at the home Of the bride. on South
| were present at the ceremony. which was
| performed by Rev F. B. Rawls of the Ed
decorated with palms for the occasion. The
| bride wore q wedding gown OF white satin
| After the ceremony breakfast was served
The bridal table was adorned with flowers
| and the brides cake. Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh
! ter will be at home. Wednesdays after. the
| H. H. Merrill, of Chicago. was the only
| guest at the wedding from out of town.
| Miss Benie Wiegand was the hostess yes
tterday for s card party to sixty 1f he,
street. Four rocms were used for the play
| ers and each was decorated in special flow
IN and ne
In purple and white violets ana Bermuda
es The b library ,y saors in re nd and md
! room in pink carnations and roses The
! favors for each guest were bridesmaid
| roses and bridesmaid carnations. Hand
/ some prizes were also awarded the win
/ ners. Among the guests from out of towr
| were Mrs. Charles Want, of Marion, o.
! Miss Shappell, of Evansville, and Miss
| Clara Minich. of Worthington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Higgins entertained
! the officers of the Fourth Presbyterian
| Church and their wives last evening" a
/ their home on Broadway. The gathering
| was in honor of Mrs. George New, a prom
, inent member of that church, who will
| leave next week for Oregon, to reside. The
| evening spent socially and with music
| Miss Jessie Patterson and Mrs. Talbot con
tributing piano solos. Mrs. Higgins was as
slsetd by Mr.. and Mrs. v. X Hendricks
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Somerville, Mrs Mar,
| Graydon. Miss Alice Somerville and Rev
| George Mcintosh, pastor of the church
Next Monday evening the members of tn.
congregation of the Fourth Church will
/ give a reception at the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Young, in Morton place, in honor O.
] Mrs New
DANCE FORMS.
The second of the special days of tn,
| Matinee Musicale was yesterday. The pro
| grammes for the special days include
1 paper illustrated by members of one of tn.
| divisions. The subject yesterday wa,
| Dance Forms" The paper was by Mrs
| Joseph Sherburne Jenclxes. Mrs. Jsncke.
| gave full and interesting description o
| the several dance forms beginning will
the common. OF this the waltz is the mos