The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Rear Admiral George Brown will return
to-day TO Norfolk
Miss Adelaide Rogers is the guest OF
friends IN Springfield. Ill
Mrs. ". L. Haines has gone to New York
to visit relatives for some time.
A party of young men were the hosts last
evening. fora dance AT the Country Club.
Miss Kate Waleott, who Is at school in.
Washington, ID. C., Is expected home June 3.
The marriage OF Miss Mabel Conduit and
DR.. Frank Hutchins Will take place June III.
Mrs Dr. Hancock. Of Hamilton. o., is
the guest Of Mrs. Geo. b. Holton, on College
avenue.
Dr. Harry Van HuSnmeI gave a break
ride last evening in honor of Miss Holman
Miss Estelle Sterne viii leave to-day for
Cincinnati. and later she will go away for
the summer.
to-day. for visit with friends for week
or ten days. =
Miss Josephine Hill, of st. Louis. will
come to-day 10 visit Miss Mary Fletcher, on
North Capitol avenue.
Miss Mary Brush, OF Chicago. arrived yes
terday 10 visit Miss Elizabeth Ketcham, of
North Delaware street
Mrs. ]. O.. Chase will leave for her home
IN Dayton next week. having spent a month
with friends in this city.
Nessrs. Arthur Gfllett, Edgar II. Evans
and Harvey Blanton have returned from q
two days visit to Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Holiday viii go
out to their country place north OF the city
early in June to spend the summer.
Mr.. John H Holiday has gone to Sara
toga TO attend the meeting of the General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. John K. Dean entertained few
friends Informally last evening with porch
party at his home on North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. William f. Taylor, wife OF the for
mer pastor Of the First Baptist Church,
and now OF Dayton. o.. VIII soon visit
Mrs. Florence Dunbar returned to her
home In Grenecastle yesterday, after spend
Ing. short time with Mrs Charles w.
Smith and family.
Miss Macfarlane, of Louisville the artist
who has number of miniatures at the art
exhibit, was the guest of Mrs L. L. Hodges
Thursday and yesterday.
A party of horseback riders went to the
country last evning. Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. l.. X. Levey, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. John w Kern.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Atkins have issued in
vitations for a dinner Friday evening In
honor OF General and. Mrs Harrison. Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Will return from visit
TO Cincinnati to-day.
kimberiin. on Parke avenue, Monday. May
3. Paper:-"The Tower OF London" Stella
Sabin Anderson. Round Table THE De-
yelopment OF Literature Prior to the Tudor
DIR. Julian Harmon and sister. Miss Olive,
OF Warren, o., are the guests of their cou-
j. =. a. w.
shaw and Mrs. r. o. Hawkn ms. They will
spend to-day and Sunday at the home of
the latter. on North Capitol avenue
Mrs G. f. .Sayles gave luncheon to four
teen Thursday, and after luncheon whist
was played. The entertainment was in hon.
or OF Miss Fleta Holman, of Chicago, and
asnong the guests was Mrs. Middleton. OF
city en- route to New York.
The X. X. K. Cycling Club. including
Misses Maud and Gertrude Pleschner, Anna
ell. E-f-TA c.
Minnie Cowen, Messrs. George Engles. Da-
vid Wamsley, Charles Warner, Oscar Glad
den. Aurelius Smith and Alexander David
son Will ride to Millersvilie tomorrow and
take dinner and In the afternoon will go to
Bread Ripple before coming back to the city
Miss Julia G. Sharpe. a pupil OF Mr.. For
s sti r az the Indiana School Of Art. has
passed the examination at the Art Students
League, New York. and she has been admit
ted 10 the life class. under II. s. Mowbray.
and the painting class under Robert Reid
Miss sharpe Is the first pupil from Indian
apolls who has eve entered a life class at
credit on her. her master and the school in
which she has studied exclusively.
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
Church gave a delightful reception last
evening in honor OF Miss GrettIe Hoil,day
The lecture room was a bower OF old-fash-
Toned flowers. roses in the greatest abund-
branches of syringa formed a mass OF green
and white coloring for the back of the man
tel and masses OF pink blossoms filled the
center. Rev. M. l.. Haines, Mrs John IT
Holiday and Mr.. r; S. Mckee received with
Mss Holiday There were many friends
from other churches and denominations pres
ent TO greet Miss Holiday and among those
from out OF town were Mrs. Martin r
Pierce. of Lafayette: Miss Elizabeth VISA
ard. or New York. and DR.. McConney. az
the same city. Miss Holiday Will leave to-
day for Pittsburg 10 spend a few days, when
she win go TO Saratoga TO remain till the
close of the General Assembly. Before re-
turning to this city. she viii spend a short
time at Clifton Springs.
KENNEDY-HITE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE Ind, Msy 22-Mr
Alexander X. Kennedy and Miss Hattie
Hite. OF this city, were married. last night
az the home OF the brides aunt Mrs Mar
garct Hite. Many handsome presents were
received by the happy couple. Rev. M. b.
Hyde, OF the NJ L. Church. officiated Mr.
and Mrs. Kennedy left Immediately after
the ceremony for their home on his farm.
where Mr.. Kennedy will conduct poultry
raising on large scale.