The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. William c. Bobbs is in Kansas City
to spend short time
Miss Ross. of Madison, will come to-mor-
row to visit Miss Helen Mckinney on st.
Mary street.
Miss Anne Eads will leave Tuesday for
Nashville, Tenn. 10 spend a month or six
weeks with friends
Mrs. John r. Love, No. 1913 North Della
ware street. will receive Mondays for the
remainder OF the season.
Mr.. John Blackledge. who has been spend
ing several weeks with his mother and fam
lily. has returned to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Lowry entertained a
few OF their Woodruff Place friends hand
somely at dinner last evening.
Mrs. j. A. Milburn will entertain a few
friends Tuesday afternoon al o'clock for
her guest. Miss Stamp, of Ohio.
Mrs. 5. r. Pattison will give a thimble
party Wednesday afternoon for her guests,
the Misses Fales, of Troy, n. Y.
Mrs. George Beatty, who has been visit
Ting her mother. Mrs. ~ p Hendrickson, has
returned to her home in Alexandria
Mrs ~ u. Anderson. after spending three
weeks with her sister. Ms Albert Baker.
Mrs. t. G. Day will leave to-day for NIL
waukee to attend the Milwaukee College
Aiumnae banquet to be given there Mon
day
Miss Florence woodward has returned
home after three weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. b. b. Hollands family, at Otta-
wa. ILL.,
Mrs. A. b. McGregory read her paper on
American Poetry" yesterday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. A. III. Webb before the
members Of the Clio Club and their friends.
1t was guest day. and each member had the
privilege OF asking one guest.
Mrs. Lodges parlors were filed yesterday
afternoon with friends TO listen to the read
ing OF paper on 'Psychical Development"
by Mrs. j. a Milburn. The paper is one
which Mrs. Milburn recently read at the
Woman's Club, and was considered one of
the most brilliant ever read in that organi-
zation. After the reading there was general
conversation. and Mrs. Miiburn answered
many questions
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Lehman gave a reception
last evening at their nome, on South East
street, in honor OF their niece. Miss Strauss.
fully decorated with flowers and palms and
a large number of friends accepted the hos
FATALITIES of the homl. Mr.. and Mrs. Leh-
Prince, Of Marion; Miss Meyer and Miss
Grammar. of Louisville; Miss Romer. of
Oskaloosa. Ia and Miss Howitz and Miss
Fefbleman, of this city.
1t has been decided TO give a leap year
party Thursday evening, Feb. 6. at the
Propyl2eum. The committee making the
arrangements Includes Miss Erwin the
Misses MaIott. the Misses DYE. Miss Colgan.
Miss WATSON and Miss Coburn. The pa
irons and patronesses will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wulsin. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis T.
Hord. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus CobGrn. Mr.
and Mrs ;. II. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs j. X
Sasrpe: jr;. Mr. and Mrs II. II. Rowland
Invitations are out for a leap wear
party. TO be given at Brenneke's Acad-
envy, Feb 4. number OF younger
girls are TO be hostesses. Among
them are Misses Alice Boyer. Fannie White
blanche Weakly, Ada Adam. Maria Parry
Georgia Holland, Scharlotta Holland. Edna
Heller. Grace Watson, Adelaide Goetz.
Ethel Claybourne. Jessie Arnold Jeannette
Newland, Lillian Krauss, Helen Crum Nav
Coots, Margaret Minor. Mabel Cock Nellie
Greene. Margaret Shower Carrie Townsend
Myra Daggett. Edna Kuhn. Anna Outland
May Allison, Florence Marten. Leila Furnas
Mabel Wood: Anna Houser. Ethel Pickreli
and Myrtle Smythe.
The second social meeting OF musicians in
augurated by Mrs. James Eaglesfed wa
held last evening at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles G. Brown. on St Mary street
There was a delightful informal pro-
sramrne or music fnterspersed with the con-
yereation Among those who partIcioafed
we're Miss Louise Schrader Mrs Alice
Fleming Evans. Miss Schellschmidf Miss
Kitchell. who are all well-known musicians
Miss Agnes Dennlson. pupil OF Sherwood
played piano number 4aere was a trio
Tor violin. cello and plano given by Mr.
Acolph and Miss Emma Schellschmidt and