The Indianapolis journal., 1896-01-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Lafayette Page will not be at home
to-day as usual.
Miss Katherine Lemcke has returned
from visit to friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Stephen Hitz Is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Stanton, at Madison.
Mrs. John Coburn is confined to the
house, the result OF painful accident.
Miss Minnie Diener will be engaged as
organist at the Central Christian Church.
Miss Stamp, of Ohio. came last night to
visit Mrs. j. A. Milburn for a few weeks.
Mrs. II. II. Athey, of Madison, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. George McKenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Gates will take
the residence No. COL North Pennsylvania
street.
Mrs. w. A. Woods and daughter will
leave to-day for California to be absent
several months.
Mr.. Samuel Blight Johns has been en-
gagged as permanent tenor at the Central
Christian Church.
Miss F'idelia Hodge, of Evansville, is
here to visit her sister, Mrs. William Lewis
for several weeks.
Miss Lille Reese will entertain friends
this evening for her guests, the Misses Won
Starkloff, of ST. Louis.
Mrs T. A. Hendricks and nephew will
leave this week for Florida to spend the
remainder Of. the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Drake entertained
few friends informally last evening at
their home. in Morton Place.
A concert will be given at Trinity Mission
tomorrow evening by the choir and organ
ist, Mr.. Joiner. of Christ Church.
Mr.. Charles E. Coffin will go to st. Louis
Jan. q to attend the meeting of directors
of the American Whist League.
Mrs. Frederick Fahnley and daughter
Bertha will leave this week for Florida,
where they will spend several weeks.
Mr.. Charles E. Coffin, having sold his
residence on North Pennsylvania and Sew
eenth streets, will go to the Denison to
live.
Mrs John Mason, who has been visiting
her parents. State Treasurer and Mrs.
Scholz, has returned to her home, in Evans
vile.
will arrive to-day to spead a few weeks
with Mrs. John H. Ohr, 44S North Meridian
street.
Mrs John Oxenford entertained a number
of friends yesterday afternoon in honor of
the birthday anniversary of her mother,
Mrs. Dudbridge.
Mrs Harry NJ. Ohr will receive informal
ly this afternoon for Miss Helen ColclAzer,
of Minneapolis. who is her guest. There
are no invitations.
Mrs Amelia H. Wells and Miss Knip-
penberg will go to Cincinnati to attend
the. marriage of Miss Hickenlooper, which
will occur Feb. 5.
DR.. and Mrs. James F. Cravens, of pa-
kota. are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Ralph w. Hoyt, and family, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Miss Amelia Love CASTOR will go to Day.
ton, O., this week to visit Miss Callinan.
who has been Mrs. Charles l.. Holsteins
guest here several times.
Mrs. Katherine Bullard. who has been
visiting. relatives and friends here for
some time, will leave Thursday to visit
other relatives at Portsmouth, o.
There will be concert given at Mayer
Chapel Friday evening. Jan. 81 Mrs
Claude Griffith and Mr.. Vernon Griffith are
making the necessary arrangements.
Mr. nd "
have been in New York for the last ten
days. will sail tomorrow for southern
France, to be gone two or three months
s,IIr Mr. "a and N.Y. Mrs W. T Marcy will leave
Marcy will remain but a short time, but
Mrs. Marcy will stay till spring or early
summer.
. Arrangements are being made for a. ;eap
year dance to be given at the Propylaeum
Feb. or 6. Miss Dye, Miss Malott, Miss
Wasson and others are attending to the
preparations.
Mrs. Atchinson, of Detroit. came YES
terday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
r. Herod, who, with Mr.. Herod is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Herod, on North
Meridian street.
Mrs. Charles Martindale has recalled her
invitations for tea tomorrow afternoon
for Miss Riwland Miss Beals and Miss
Foster on account of the Illness of Mrs.
Il. y. Martindale.
Mr. James E. Roberts, of this city, and
Mr.. Mount. of Connersville, will leave for
New York tomorrow and Jan. % they will
sail for a trip on the Mediterranean, to
be absent several months.
Mrs. John M. Shaw will receive informal
1y tomorrow afternoon, assisted by her
mother. Mrs. NJ. nj. Landis. for Mrs. John
,: Lands and Mrs John Leland Green
leaf. There are no invitations
Mrs. John NJ. Judah will be the guest of
Mrs. Henry L. Wallace this week. Thurs
day, Mrs. WalIace's day at home they,
with Mrs. Lew Wallace who is spending
W inf ,,ofi
Mr.. o. r. Johnson and Mr.. H c. Parker
went. to Peoria to spend Sunday with the
party Of friends who were guests of Mr..
Parker for the season of opera last week
The trip was made on Mr.. Parker's pri-
vate car
Miss Blanche O'Donnel, of North Capt.
tol avenue, was hostess last evening for
delightful card party, at which the. guests
Of honor were Miss Hughes and Miss Is
ham, Of Cincinnati. and Miss Carson. of
Columbus, o.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Marie Hen
thorne and Mr.. William Brooks Blackman,
at Chicago, Jan. Is Miss Henthorne has
visited friends in this city and is known
to number of people.
A small bowling party was given last
evening at Der Deutsche Haus, including
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott, Miss Ritzing-
er. Miss Wasson. Miss .Knippenberg.
Page Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hare
and Mrs. Briggs, of Boston.
The S. A. Club surprised County Auditor
II. B. Smith and wife at their home on
Bellefontaine street last night with mas
querade party. Cards furnished the
tertainment for a pleasant evening. The
guests brought miniature bowie knives and
favorS with them as card favorS.
Meyer Efroymson. Louis Efroymson, A
II. Goldberg and Mitchell Wolf returned
yesterday from Cincinnati, where they at
tended reception give by Mr.. and Mrs
WallenStien at Walnut Hills, in honor of
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mamie Wallenstein, to C. a. Efroymson,
of this city.
A reception will be given at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow evening by the
Young Peoples Union and the members
of the choir in honor of Mr.. Russell r.
Buchanan, who has been leading tenor and
part of the time director of the choir
permanent residence in st. Louis.
Invitations have been received for the
marriage of Mr.. Charles Thomas Kountze
and Miss May Burns, of Omaha. The
young people known TO quite a num-
Der of young people in this city. who have
visited in Omaha. Miss Rose Wallace of
Lafayette, will be maid of honor at the
wedding. which will occur Feb. 5.
The January meeting Of the Contemporary
Club will be held tomorrow evening The
address will be given by DR.. Leon Harrison.
Among the Nations" The reception COM
mittee will be Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Grlf-
fiths, Miss Harriet Noble. Miss May l..
Shipp Mr.. Laz. Noble and Mr.. George
Hume.
A whist club of last year will be reor-
ganized this evening at the Country Club,
where the meeting will be held and the