The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Dr. L. A. e. Storch will arrive home to-
morrow from st. Augustine. Fla.
Mr. Harry Graham has gone to New
York to spend a week or ten days.
Miss Belle Moon was the hostess for a
company last evening to a few friends at
her home.
Miss Katherine Davis. of Cincinanti,. will
come next week to visit Mrs. Frank l..
Harrington.
Mrs E. c. Atkins and daughters and
Mrs. John N. Carey returned yesterday
from Chicago.
Mrs c. E. Merrifield entertained friends
at cards yesterday afternoon at her home.
on Broadway.
Mrs. John c. Ingram received informally
yesterday afternoon in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Hurley, of Defiance, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Mungovan, of Nash
VILE Tenn. are the guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. James Fl. Keenan,.
Mrs. Frederick H. Person. of New York
city, will arrive to-day for short visit
to Miss Elizabeth M. Wishard
Mrs James w. King, of 67s North New
Jersey street, has returned from Chicago,
where she has been for four weeks.
Miss Frances McElwee will give a COM
pany Monday afternoon in honor of Miss
Helen Dalrymple and her bridesmaids
Mrs. Horatio n. Kelsey and daughter
will come next week from Chicago to
spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. l. N.
Boomer.
Miss Pearl Randall. of Greenfield, arrived
yesterday to visit Miss Helen Dalrymple,
for whom she will be the maid of honor
at her wedding next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Brown who
have been making their home at No. 1874
st. Mary street, will be at home hereafter
at No SIS North Delaware street.
Miss Helen Smith, of Crawfordsville, who
has been spending some time with Mrs.
Harold Taylor, viii return to her home
in Charlottesville tomorrow, and next
Thursday she will be one of the brides
Mrs. c. l.. Holmes and Mrs. ]. w. Power
gave card party yesterday afternoon at
their home. on North Pennsylvania street.
articles les" of ' silver Mrs Holmes viii leave
this evening for Louisville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Power for Fairfield, to be absent a
week.
About twelve of tho advanced pupils of
the College of Music met yesterday to form
club for the study of musical literature,
The name of he club will be the Progress
sive Piano-forte Club. At each alternate
meeting Mr.. DUNCAN will give short lee
ture on piano-forte music.
Mr. and Mrs. D. p Erwin have issued
invitations for the marriage of their dangh-
ter, Helen Seifert Erwin, and Mr.. William
II. Coburn. to take place Tuesday even
ing at No. ITO North Meridian street. at z
O'clock. and for reception at 2 o'clock
Nov. Is, at No 779 North Pennsylvania
street"
Mr. and Mrs b. F. Goodhart have issued
wiler to take place Wednesday evening,
Oct. q. at o'clock, at Plymouth Church
ton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Good
hart, No. 476 Broadway, The ar hone an an
North Delaware street.
Mr. Hiram G. Keays. or Elkhart Ill.,
will come Monday and will be the guest OF
Mr.; and Mrs. W p Herod. Others who
will be Ex-Governor and Mrs. Oglesby and
Miss Oglesby of EIkhart; Mr.. and Mrs
Rogers, of Chicago; Miss Gillett, of SPRING
field Ill and Miss Forward. (fincin-
natl. Miss .Oglesby and Miss Forward will
be the guests of Mrs. Addison C. Harris.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Friends Church gave reception last
evening in the church parlors to the pro-
fessional students in the three medical COL
leges, the dental college and the law
school The members of the society were
the entertainers, and they formed informal
room was arranged with plants and fioyy-
er5. During the evening there an ad-
dress by Or; Hoskins. the president, and
music by Miss, Mary Morris, Miss Ethel
Pennington and others.
The Clio Club held it's first meeting for
the season and the meeting that marks
the beginning of the fifteenth year of the
club yesterday afternoon with Mrs. james
w. Harper. on North Delaware street. Mrs
d. w. Marmcn assumed the chair OF presi-
were read review of the summer.
Mrs. Henry G.. Wright read one having for
to Drink. Old Friends to Trust. Old Aus
thors TO Read" The subject of Mrs, ID.
Z. Harvey's paper was Views Afoot"
The Dor as Aid Sc cety. composed OF Mrs.
f c. Gardner, president, ana Misses Rose
Holmes. lone Scholl Laura Huey, nellie
Richards Edna Smither. Nellie McConney,
Helen Seaton. Gertrude Droege Edna WI
liams, Gertrude Henry, j. nette Bryan, Ha-
gel Davis, Martha Drapier, Isabel Nichols.
ton. gave a reception ami musicale last
evening In the church paTors. The room
was decorated with autumn leaves. flags
and golden rod tastefullY Arranged. The
music for the evening was Eiven by Mrs.