The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cornell Carey are at
St. Augustine, Fla.
Mr.. James E. Roberts has returned from
a visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Young. of Alexandria,
are guests of friends in this city.
Miss Esmond, of Omaha, is the guest of
Miss Maud Kunkel, of Gallon, o., is WIS.,
iting Miss Clara Canaan, on Hoyt avenue.
Miss Henrietta Strong, of Terre Haute,
will come tomorrow to visit Mrs. S. Herbert
collins for a short time.
Mrs. II. H. Friedley will entertain friends
this afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss
Emily Friedley, of Bedford.
Mrs. Marco Morrow, of Springfield, O.,
who has been visiting Judge and Mrs. L. C.
| Walker, has returned home.
Mrs. w. N. Husbands will receive inform
ally this afternoon in honor of her guest,
Miss Van Name, of Louisville.
Miss Sue Van Valkenberg has returned
from q four weeks visit to friends in Chi
cago, Evanston and Minneapolis.
Miss Alice Brown. of North Capitol ave-
| nue., gave a printers pi party" Saturday
afternoon to a number of friends.
Mrs. w. Q. DeVay and mother are at the
Augustine, Fla, to be absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Dill. of Richmond,
have returned home after visiting their son.
Mr.. Howard A. Dill and family. on East st.
Joseph street.
Mrs. George w. Wood and son. of Denver,
are here to spend two months with Mrs.
/ WOODS sister, Mrs. Harry Murphy, on East
Michigan street.
Rev. James D. Stanley, of Terre Haute.
and Mr.. William r. Dill. of Richmond. will
be here to-day to attend the meeting for the
election of a bishop.
The Society of Kings Daughters will give
a violet tea this afternoon at the residence
avenue, at the corner of First.
The Merry-go-round Club is rehearsing
an operetta, which they win produce soon.
The operetta was written by Mr.. Louis Wes-
ley Jones, a member of the club.
MIR. Max Heinrich, who sang here at the
May Festival with great success, will give a
song recital this evening at Plymouth
| Church, under the auspices of the College
of Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Williams, formerly
of this city, who have been living in Omaha
for a number of years, have returned for
permanent residence. and will make their
home on First street.
In addition to the list of guests at the Re-
formatory dinner which appeared in the
Sunday Journal there were present Hon. and
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks. Senator and
Mrs. Kern and Hon. and Mrs. l.. j. Hack
Mrs. Mary L. Moody entertained the So
ciety of Hygiene and a number of friends
yesterday afternoon with a reception in
| The parlors were decorated with palms and
flowers, and refreshments were served. Mrs;
Rachel Swain. president of the Society of
Hygiene, assisted Mrs. Moody in entertain
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
AAl diu ~hIS. JOiiu Q. van WluhlG o.
served the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage last evening by giving a reception
and dance at the Propylaeum to a large
number of their friends from this and other
cities. About three hundred invitations
were sent out. The two parlors Of the
2ropylaeum were arranged for the recep-
ton. In the east parlor Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Wrinkle welcomed their guests, assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Comstock, of Gin
cinnati. and Miss Mary Morris, of st. Louis.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle wore a handsome gown of
black chiffon over black silk, and carried
American Beauty roses. Miss Morris wore a
French striped gown of cream, lavender and
lets. Mrs. Comstock's gown was of black
MORE antique, with a rose-colored corsage.
The orchestra was stationed in the west par
ing and was continued till a late hour.
The decorations were elaborate and very
handsome. The mantels We're laden with
azaleas. hyacinths and Bermuda lilies, and
about the base were Quantities of palms.
reaching nearly to the ceiling. and ali the
cabinets and other high pieces of furniture
We're filled with fragrant flowers and ferns.
near the south end was a tail screen of
palms. making a second room. where elabo-
Mrs. Van Wrinkle were assisted in enter
tanning by Mr., ana Mrs: Harry Murphy;
and MRS rsos Eli Lii" Mr.. and DMI rs. Geo noaeh r
Sullivan, Miss Viola West, Mrs. r. A. ALI
son and Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas. The
costuming of the ladies was very handsome.
Among those present from out of town were
Mr.. Brinckly and DR.. Hunt, of Anderson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Van Wrinkle, of
Hartford; DR.. Yerger and son, of Union
City; Mr.. Horton, of Cincinnati, and Mr.. S.
E. Young, of Alexandria. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Wrinkle received many beautiful gifts of
china in appropriate remembrance of the
anniversary from friends here and else
where.
THE SOCIETY CIRCUS.
The Society Circus will open next Monday
at the Cyclorama Building, on West Market
street. All the preparations are about COM
pleted, and now the chief work of the cir
Gus will be to attend to the final details.
Rehearsals are being held frequently, and
many of the attractions will be here this
week. indianapolis has never seen anything
of the kind in the way of an entertainment,
and the fact that society people are taking
hold of it with enthusiasm insures a success
from every point of view The posters about
the city are attracting attention., and interest
is increasing every day. The circus in many
respects will be the most noticeable event of
the whole season. The novelty will attract,
and it is expected that it will be well worth
attending from an artistic standpoint. The
fact that competent people have hold of 1t
has much to do with the way in which it is
being anticipated.