The Indianapolis journal., 1895-11-19
personal AND SOCIETY.


Mrs. r. B. +. Peirce. and visitors win
receive informally this afternoon from. TO
5 o'clock.
Ex-stake Senator william Rahm. jr.. and
daughter. Miss MAUD. of Evansville, are IN
the city.
Miss Kate Huber will return to-day from
Noblesville. where she has been the guest
of friends.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Waite, Of Lexington. Ky,
Charles NJ Walker.
The annual reception to the president of
the Art Association will be given this even
ing at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. A. M. DeSouchet will continue Tues
day as her day at home. She has apart
ments at the Chalfant.
Mrs. Leonard Wild. Of Ncblesville. will
spend this week with Mrs. Mada +.
Sprague at the Chalfant.
Mrs W. Newton Harding and Miss Bessie
Lee Webb will go to Martinsville tomorrow
| to spend week or ten days
Mrs. Abby A. Cady has returned from,
Sss to hoEsMspS%Ts Mrs Sesopn cady
Mrs. L. c. Walker is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Howard A. Dill. in Richmond, and
will therefore not receive as usual this
afternoon. rf.
Mr.. Charles L. Coffin will give a dance to
a few friends Saturday evening for Mrs
Bensberg. of st. Louis, and Miss Davis, Oh
Kansas City.
The Fifth and Sixth sections of the Kin
derrarten will give a reception this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Tn ,mss Tag
CART, No. 40 North Capitol aycrre
Mr.. Carl Keller. of Logansport spent
DIR. Kahlo win give bowling party at the
German clubhouse in honor of Mrs. Bens-
berg of ST. Louis.
marriage of Mr.. Clifford Anthony, OF
Peoria, ILL.,, and Miss Thomas, OF Lacon
| H., which occurred Nov. l3 Mr.: Anthony
is known to many young people IN TINS
/
The Misses Fannie and Emma Atkins will
give a luncheon tomorrow for Mrs. Ruter
Springer. and Thursday, evening Miss Kate
Malott will give an informal dinner Tor
Mr. and Mrs. Springer, who will leave the
city the same evening.
Miss Ida Sweenie entertained the members
of the choir of the Tabernacle Church last
evening at her home. on West Twellth
street. There was vocal and instrumental
music, each member contributing TO the
pleasure of the evening.
The Misses Brink entertained number OF
friends with a dance last evening, 1T which
Miss Louise Kirby, OF Muncie. was he
guest of honor. other guests from out of
| town were Miss Media Dickson, of Tfrre
Haute, and Miss Bierbaurn. &c ST. Louis
Mrs. J. C.. Harrington left, YESTERDAY;
| for Louisville, where she will be the guest or
| Mrs. Samuel Ouerbacker for two weeks:
| To-day she will assist at an afternoon and
| evening reception, the FIRST given IN the new
| home OF the Ouerbackers which is said TO
| be the finest appointed and most handsome
| ly furnished in the South. most of the deco
ratfOnS ana Dr1c-d-Drdc DeluB lfnpOTldltOuS
| from foreign lands.
The first of a series, of MUSICAL evenings
which number of leading musicians or the
! city will have during the winter was given
1 last evening, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. EaglesfieId. on Park avenue and
spent at conyersation and with excellent
musicians. both vocal and instrumental
numbers being presented
The annual New England banquet will
! be given at the Denison tomorrow night.
! charge includes Messrs. II. r. Peck, w. X.
| n. Sylvester, q. +. Gookin. George A. Gay.
| J. Alfred Barnard and Bement lyman.
DIR. A. w. Brayton, Rev NJ; L. Haines,
Rev. d. j. Ellison and Hon. w. A. Ketcham
have been secured for speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. II. Peirce gave an
! Rev. and Mrs. Faude and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dodge. of Minneapolis. TO meet them were
Rev ana Mis- ns r aHq Mr. and
1 John l.. Griffths and Mr. John s. Duncan
| The floral decorations for the hansomely
| appointed table included a large low oval
| and boutonnieres of violets, which were
| fastened TO the name cards.
Mrs. George c. Hit gave a reception yes
| terday afternoon in honor OF her visitors,
her sister, Miss Barnett, Of Massachusetts,
| and her niece. Mrs. Ruter. Springer. OF
Of This This cT Tbe tbrse ladies'
| ceived in the parlor. which was made more
! attractive with American Beauty roses. In
the second room yellow chrysanthemums
were the floral decorations. The dining
room was beautiful with fern leaves. white
/ chrysanthemums and Bermuda lilies. the
| at Mrs Springer's wedding a few months
! ago. All the ices. cakes, confections.
| flowers and shades were in harmony with
1 the general scheme of color The guests
| were mostly friends and classmates OF Mrs.
| Springer, either at the Classical School I'm
! this city or at Bryn Mawr. Mrs. Hit was
1 assisted by Mrs May Wright Sewail. Mrs.
George G. Tanner. Mrs. John c.. Dean,
Miss Georgia Butler. Miss Katherine Ma
| lott. Miss Edith Fletcher. Miss Elizabeth
| Ray. Miss Mary Browning Butler Miss
| Eliza Adams. Miss Julia Landers and Mrs.
Wilbur r. Hit Among the guests were