The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison will be
Eat home" Thursday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Warne went to Chicago yester-
day to visit friends for three weeks.
Miss Lucille Ballard has returned from an
extended visit TO friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Granville NJ Ballard will entertain the
card club to which she belongs this after
noon.
Miss Mary Rariden, who has been spend
ing the winter in Chicago. arrived yesterday
for visit to MapleSon Farm
Miss Virginia Shaw returned yesterday
from Springfield, o.. where she has been
spending week with relatives.
Miss Jennie Lee Crane, of New Albany,
who has been spending several weeks with
Miss Virginia Hesse, will return home Thurs
day.
DR.. Philip c. Gillette. of Jacksonville. IL,
is visiting the family of his niece, Mrs H.
A. Grassland, at No. 76S North Alabama
street. e.
The engagement is announced of DR.. Will
lam y. Wishard ard Miss Frances Scov:le,
of Evansville. The wedding will take place
in June.
The Young womens Missionary Society of
the Second Presbyterian Church will give an
old-fashioned party this evening in the
chuch parlcrs.
Mrs. Stanley, Of Memphis. who came to at
tend the marriage of her niece. Miss Fannie
Taylor, and Mr.. Estabrook last week, will
return home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Wright will
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage Wednesday April p, at their home.
on North New Jersey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry schurmann and Miss
May Johnson will sail for Europe i'm June.
Miss johnson expects tc remain abroad
year. and will probably study voice culture.
Mrs. Oliver p. Morton and sister, Mrs. s.
c. Gill who have been making their home
here for the past year, Will leave the 1st OF
next month for Chicago to reside with Oliver
7. Morton.
The marriage of Miss Mary Frances Setter.
ss asf and Of Mr. MI aq q Mrs au T tase
place at ST. Mary's Church Wednesday
morning April %.
Judge and Mrs. L. c. Walker have sold
street, and. in consequence. Mrs. Walker will
not observe her usual days at home for the
remainder Of this season.
A club of girls consisting of Miss Margaret
Shower, Miss Mary vajen and Miss May
Kirschbaum. first mandoli7s: Miss Hardie
and Miss Agnes Ketcham. second vioins
and Miss Nettie Shower and Miss Inez Lem
men, guitars meets every Tuesday evening
at Miss Lemmen's.
Mrs Albert Metzger entertained quite a
party of friends yesterday afternoon in hcnor
sofa, who has been spending several weeks
here. The guests We're asked TO name the
novels in which certain rial. names Of ch arsa
provided for the game. Miss Mueller will re-
turn home Thursday.
Mrs. DIR. Deane. formerly Miss Sallie
Bingham, OF indianapolis, sang Good Fri
day morning at ST. Thomas's Church at the
ofertory. She sang Gounod's There Is a
Green Hill Far Away very effectively, and
received many congratulations from both
the choir and the congregation. Mrs Deane
possesses beautiful mezzo-soprano voice
Of much purity and volume, and she has
not lost any of the magnetism singer
that made her so popular prior TO her mar
riage. Mrs Deane IL also the directress of
the Friday Morning ciub.-washington
Post.
Mrs. Agnes V. Devay gave a handsome
dinner last evening at the DeD.son in honor
iting her son. Mr.. Charles T.. Coffin. The
guests were. received in Mrs. Devay's sitting
pink roses Later the guests were asked to
the private dining room. where q pink dinner
was served. The table was heautihed with
Z great mass Of pink and white roses Ia The