The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-14
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. John c. Dean will not be at home
this afternoon to receive
The Moreta Club will meet Saturday aft
ernoon at the Proyplaeum
Miss Jessie Hughes is visiting Mrs Rob-
ert A Miller in Canton, o.
Miss Mary Menzies who is visiting Mrs.
Henry Schurmann will leave to-day Tor nef
home in Mount Vernon.
Miss Mary Williamson has taken the
house No. 12l East Michigan street. Her
reception days are Tuesdays.
Miss Adelaide Birch has returned from
visit of several weeks to Mrs. Brooke
Bright Bensberg in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Wheelock, of At
lanta Ca. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wilson for week or ten days.
Mrs j. T. Mickford and youngest son
have gone to Cambridge City to visit her
sister, Mrs. j. s. Greenlees, and other rela-
tives.
Miss Clara collars, of Fort Wayne, who
is the guest OF the Misses Atkins and who
has received many social attentions, will
return home to-day where she will remain
short time before going to Chicago for
the opera
The Crescendo Club sent out a number
of invitations to musicians for the meeting
which was held yesterday afternoon with
Miss Meigs on North Pennsylvania street.
The. rooms We're filled with an enthusiastic
audience, for the prog ramme given was one
entirely of choice selections.
Mrs. JacaueIin s. Holiday was at home
informally yesterday to callers. Mrs. NJ.
Miss. Holiday and the Misses Baker
sisted. The pretty new home on North
many handsome sft Ru which orns r and dn Mrs
Holiday received at their wedding.
At the meeting of the Mary Washington
Association yesterday afternoon at the
association would have tea early in
at the home of Mrs. Claude Matthews.
Wednesday in April to arrange details for
the event. The membership of one hun
dred is now complete and the officers feel
l n a GllccRSGfliI h.
ering.
Miss Eleanor. Smith was hostess for a
pretty Dresden luncheon yesterday, which
she gave In honor of Miss Marguerite Com
stock Of East Saginaw, Mich. and Miss
Anna Hasselman, who has been spending
ments were in Dresden and Dresden colors.
A Dresden candelabrumi set OH a handsome
sarnr square Lighted the table The
whom Miss Smith invited to meet her
friends We're the Misses Lyon, Miss Holt
day, Miss Noble and Miss Duncan.
The Morning Musicale met yesterday with
Miss Martindale on North Meridian street.
Among those who took part in the pro-
gramme' were Miss Augusta Lyon Miss
Collars of Fort Wayne, Miss New and Miss
Lemcke. Miss Louise Bright, of Lexing-
t .9ter k ih Was gnes5 OF the mustear
invited by Miss Martindale to the drawing
room where an aeolian had been placed and
choice selections including the overture to
.Tannhanser, the overture TO William
ISli, beethoven tOUuliSHI 0OildIa anu
others.
The Manuscript Society of New York re-
Gently held another meeting. At this one
the composers either performed their own
works or accompanied those who performed
them. Among the well-known composers
represented were Gerrit Smith, Laura
Sedgwick Collins, Karl F'eininger Eduardo
Mario. Silas G. Pratt Sumner Salter, s. "
Penfield, all of New York. and Henry X
Hadley, OF East Somerville, Mass. Mrs.
Elizabeth Northrop. formerly of this city
sang in quartet. 80. My Loves Like the
Red Red Rose composed by Henry K
Hadiey. Gerrit Smith is president of the
society.
BETROTHED.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, March 13.-It was an
nounced here to-day that Mr. Cloud Burr,
son of L. j. Burr. would soon wed Miss
Lola Reid, popular young lady of Sulli-
van. The marriage liz result of the coal
miners strike OF last summer. Among TIM.
State troops stationed inASullivan last year
was Mr.. BurrS company. and he soon made
friends outside the camp The soldier met
Miss Reid, and real romance of war re-
suited.
ROTH-GODWIN
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WORTHINGTON, Ind, March 1s-NIiss
Ida May Goodwin, prominent in social cir
cles and only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Goodwin, was married last evening
to Louis p. Roth, son of Charles Roth, a
leading merchant here Rev. w. T. Davis
of the Methodist Church, officiated.