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

Mr.. J. c. Sipe viii spend Sunday in Chi
cago visiting his brother.
Mrs. William wheatiy, Of Chicago. is
visiting her father, Mr. Rocky
Mrs. Katherine Billiard. formerly of this
s WITS. viii come soon to visit Mrs A. h.
. Mrs. Thornburg, of Atsrtinsyille. is visit
Ing Mrs Parker. 1864 NSrth Illinois street,
Miss verna Lance. Of South Bend, who
has been the guest of Miss Eleanor Smith,
has returned home
Miss Margaret Geiger. of Louisville, who
has been visiting Mrs Charles l. Holstein
has returned home.
Miss DR.. s. p. Collins, of Hot Springs,
Ark, Is visiting her brother, A Nj. Louden,
at z12 North West street.
Mrs. David j. Klein. of Brooklyn, n. Y,
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Orvllle
Gross. at 159 Cornell avenue.
ar. and Mrs. Robert A. Miller. of Can
ton. o., are expected next week to visit
Miss Sarah Kinder. on Lockerbie street.
Mrs. James Macfarlane and daughter,
who have been. the guests of Mrs. Il. F.
Hodges and family, will return to their
home in Pittsburg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds and Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Krag have taken posses
sion of their new home. 621 North Penn
sylvania street.
Mr.. George @. Estabrook and Mr.. NJ. A.
c.. Ebert, Of Denver, Col, are expected
this evening Mr.. Ebert Will act as best
man at Mr.. Estabroolxs wedding next
week.
=. Miss Lille Callahan. of DAYTON. who has
been the guest of friends here, and is
known 20 a large circle Of young people,
VIII go to Europe next month TO remain
Mrs. ID. A. Chenoweth, III North Della
ware street, Is critically Ill with pleuritc
pneumonia. Grave apprehensions are
feared as to her recovery. She is the daugh--
ter o. John L. PRESLEY, former sheriff OF
Marion county, and has a wide circle OF
friends.
Miss Fannie Tay.or and her aunt. Mrs.
OF Mrs. and Miss Hesse. on Ash street. until
the marriage OF Miss Taylor next week
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Sidney NJ. Dyer
Taylor, and this afternoon Miss Jeffrey
Will give card party for her.
The class of sc of the Girls Classical
school. following custom long established.
viii give play at the Propylaeum on Sat-
have given Twelfth Night, las You alike Like
mer Nights pream " The class a OF ! ss Wi
present Loves Labor Lost" The play is
gwen CIV TOT me ofnenT on Inc RamaSai fund
a. Poona since the foundation there OF
Ramabais school.
last April the members OF one of the
kindergarten sections adopted a method of
raising money Twelve ladies We're select
ed TO represent the months. others were
seleeted for weeks and still Others for
days. Boxes were distributed with the re-
the year. each one containing a dollar
Yesterday Mrs. John w. Kern held an in
formal reception to gather in the boxes
George e. Towniey, Mrs. z. s. r. Seguin,
Mrs Frederick c. Gardner. Mrs. j. w
Burdsa1. Mrs q. ~. Catterson. Mrs. Pauline
Kistner. Mrs. Frank Van Camp, Mrs. w o.
DeVay and Mrs l. H Levey. OF the 20
boxes out 215 were returned with the re-
quired sum- This will make $215 for the
benefit of kindergarten work
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hendricks. of 922
North Senate avenue, celebrated the Sec
ond anniversary OF their marriage last
evening with a paper wedding. Mrs Hem
Of roses silk. ard carried bouquet OF La
France roses. The house was decorated
throughout with paper flowers and tissue
draperies- Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks were
assisted in dispensing their inequalities
by Mr.. and Mrs James E Twiname. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Swain, Mr.. and Mrs. William Boax
Anna Woollen- A large number OF friends
accepted the invitations. and among those
from out OF town were Mrs. Lowder and
daughter. Mrs. Anna Bowman, Mr.. and
Mrx Walter Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Pan Mr. and Mrs. Alden Baker
Mr.. Frank Pfaff. OF Westfe.d: Mr.. Lee
Crawford. Of G,eenhsid: Mrs. catterson
White Haven, England: Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hendricks. OF Princeton: Mr.. John
Webber, Miss Amelia Weber. OF Terre
Haute: Mr.. Virgil G. Rutherford. OF Louis
Vile: Mr.. and Mrs. L s. Harding. OF To-
pe1ray Kan; Mr.. and Mrs Frederick q.
Curtis, Of Dover, M. and Mr.. Elmer Vest
eaA g GRANVILLE. III.