The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Lille Reese Is the guest OF the Misses
Won Starklof, at st. Louis.
Mrs. Laura d. Harrington left yesterday
for Chicago to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hord, of New York,
are visiting Mrs. Hord, at Woodruff Place.
Mr.. James NJ. feathers left Sunday for
Cataract, to be with Mrs. Zerelda Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Mitchell. of Rock
Island. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
s. Frazer.
Miss Bella Sharpe, Of Glendale Mont. will
go to Miss Knippenbergs Monday, to be her
guest for fortnight.
Mrs Anna Dearborn entertained her Nor
ton Place neighbors yesterday afternoon with
an informal company.
Mr.. Moses G.sMcLain has invited a num-
Der of young gentlemen for Friday even
ing at the Columbia Club.
Mr.. Walter G. Marmon will come home
to-day from Toledo to visit his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. w. Marmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Albrecht will en-
terrain tomorrow evening with musicale
at their home, at Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Jennie r. Hit, who has been visiting
Mrs. n. NJ. Sinnott for a fortnight, will leave
tomorrow for her home in Minneapolis.
r. Byron Overstreet will go to Upton this
afternoon to take part in a concert, to be
given by the Upton Chorus Club this even
ing.
Mr.. Samuel Shaw, Of Elmwood, Mass, who
has been I. spending the winter with Mr.
for a visit South before returning home.
Misses Frances and Harriet Jones enter
tanned number of friends Tuesday even
ing at their home, in Ketcham place. for
their guest Miss Elnora Newton, of Terre
Haute. The guests from out of town were
Mr.. Winchester. of Cleveland, o.: Mr.
Ralph Hubert and Miss Maud Merrill, of
Southport.
ing with the Misses Wallick. Guests of the
musicale were Miss Sharpe, Miss Stamp and
the Misses Cruft. Those who took part in
the programme were Miss Adele Wallick,
who sang three songs, Miss Jessie Miller.
Miss Amelia Love CASTOR and Miss Kath-
crime Wallick. The next meeting will be held
with Miss Knippenberg.
The February meeting of the Contemporary
Club was held last evening at the Propy-
laeum: The address Of the evening was de-
livered by Professor Kelsey, OF the Univer-
sity of Michigan. who gave description of
committee was Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mckee,
Major and Mrs. A. L. Varney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurry and Miss Jane Roache.
Miss Bella Sharpe was the guest Of honor
Anna lSmeheon given Yesterday by Miss
about a table, which was decorated with a
vase of pink roses in the center and roses
strewn oyer the cloth. At each cover was
der, having the head Of a girl with hat and
veil in delicate water colors. The guests
included Miss WATSON, Miss Carey. Miss
Eleanor Smith. Miss Corella Taylor, Miss
Wilson and Miss Coburn.
Miss Mary Johnson gave rose tea yester-
day in honor of her cousin, Miss Marjorie
Hollander, of Philadelphia. The guests were
invited for 5 o'clock tea. and twelve sat al
the table, which was decorated with large
round basket Of roses Of all colors, red. yell
low, cream white. pink and crimson. Roses
were served with each course, and at the enc
of the tea each guest had a half dozen flow.
ers: An equal number OF Young men were
invited for an informal dance in the even
ing. Mr. Hollander. who has been in st
Louis, will join his daughter here to-day
and both will return home tomorrow.
Miss Violet Wyon entertained the Young
Peoples Auxiliary of Roberts Park Church
last evening at her home. on North New
| Jersey street. The amusements were al
| appropriate for leap year, including PRO
| posals'' and other games. The house was
| one room red predominated, and chocolate
| was poured by Misses Pearl Potter, Flor
ence Woodward and Mary Stephens. III
| and ices were served by Mrs. Harlan Rat
| lift, assisted by Miss Houser, Miss Bell,
( Moon. Miss Anna McMahan and Miss Ida
Foudray.
Mrs. Charles p. Greene entertained tn,
members OF the Normal School class yes
terday afternoon for her daughter Mrs
| John T. Greene, of Chicago. who was
cluded Miss Sarah Elliott. Miss Flora
| Kokemilier, Miss Wilma Noble. Miss Edith
Williams, Miss Myrta Loder. Miss CAROLYN,
| Goodhart. Miss Katherine Newby, Mis-
| Anna Nydam. Miss Frances Merrill, Miss
| Bessie Curren. Miss Bertha Goldsberry
Miss Gertrude Lockwood and Miss. Rub,
| Pierce The two latter are not members O
| the class. Mrs. j. T. Greene will return I,
| Chicago Saturday.
| Mr. and Mrs. John T.. Scott have for thei
guest their niece, Miss Louise Young. o
| Chicago, who is a graduate of the musica
| department OF the State University, q
| BLOOMINGTON. Yesterday afternoon Mrs
| Scott entertained party of fifty or NOR
| ladies at her home. on North Illinois street
| and Miss Young gave a plano recital. He
| programme was varied In style, and he
playing was characterized by FRESHNESS