The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs d. p Erwin and daughters will not
observe their usual reception day this week
Mrs. Harriet Hale, of Peru, who is visit
ing Mrs. w. II. II. Miller, will return home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Bohlen returned home
yesterday, after spending two weeks in New
York and Boston
Mrs. Fernandieze Mayhurn Simmonds will
give luncheon Thursday for Mrs Edward
Isgrigg, of Chicago.
The Young Ladies' Circles of Tabernacle
Church will give a reception at the church
parlors this evening.
Miss Burkhart, of Cincinnati will come
next week to visit Mrs. ID. p. Erwin, on
North Meridian street
The marriage of Miss Mary East and Mr..
z. ID. Bishop will take place this evening al
Meridian-street Church.
Miss Helen c.. Nelson, who has been Wis
iting Miss Burford returned to her home
In Logansport yesterday.
Miss Katherine Stone who has been In
San Antonio, Tex, for several months, ex-
poets TO remain there till June.
dinner will be given this evening by Mrs.
j. M. Maxwell at her residence, $50 North
Meridian. for Miss Fannie Taylor.
Madame Kitcheu announces the engage
ment of her daughter Miss Henrietta
KitcheE, and DR.. r. l. Brakeman.
Mrs. Powell, of New Castle, is here to re-
main till June with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jones, on West Fourth street.
Josephine Smith and Mr.. Amory Irwin will
sail for Europe April - on the steamer st.
Paul. 4frt
Mr.. T. H. Noonan will leave to-day for
Cincinnati. to take his new position, and
his family will Join him there in a few
weeks.
Mrs. Sloan, of Cincinnati. who has been
spending several weeks with her daughters,
Mrs. Charles Dryer and Miss Sloan. has re-
turned home.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. Wilbur F. Hit, 453 North
Capitol avenue. Friday. Mrs. Hit will lead
the conversation
Mrs Zere,da c. Wallace has recovered
from her recent attack of pneumonia, and
has come to visit her son, Mr.. David Wall
lace and wife. at the Blacherne.
Tonight is ladies night at the American
at the pes Sheh ETsTy member M e hss hs
privilege of bringing one or more ladies.
Mrs. o. III. Root and daughter Fannie
will leave this week for Cleveland. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Atkins will take the
residence occupied by them on North Penn
syivania street.
Miss Bless, of New Jersey who is Miss
Adams's guest, viii go to Champagne ILL.,.
next week TO make a visit; and she will re-
turn here later to spend the month of May
with Miss Adams.
Mrs. Thomas III. Mclean left yesterday,
for New York. 10 join Mr.. Mclean, who is
considering several fiattering buiness offers
Miss May Armstrong will go To New York
next week, TO stay with Mrs. MCLEAN.
Mrs. n. s. Byram will leave. to-day for
Richmond. TO make o short visit. The last
of the week she will be joined by Mr.. By
ram and both will go TO Milford, Center. o.,
10 spend Easter with their sons Oliver and
Norman, who are In business there.
A reception was given last night by Rho
Chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity at the
home of Arthur Johnson. in Irvington The
rooms were decorated with tulips Blue and
gold. the fraternity colors, were seen in the
refreshments and favors.
Mrs. Nellie Kingman. OF Grand avenue,
1ryington, viii entertain the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of Irvington NJ. K.
Church Tomorrow afternoon at 230 o'clock
In addition to the musical and literary pro-