The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs Hervey Bates is visiting in Washing
ton, ID. G.
Mrs. C. j. Fletcher is confined to her
home with serious illness.
Mr. John A. Mccormack, of Chicago. is
spending few days in the city.
The Vivian Card Club was entertained
Thursday by the Misses Bedel at their home,
No. 80 West First street.
The Misses Lizzie and Blanche Berry. of
Brookvi.le, Ind, are visiting Mrs. Jessie Il.
Carroll. of Woodruff Place.
Mrs. ]. A. Milburn had a few friends at
her home informally yesterday morning 10
meet Mrs. Charles Ferguson and hear her
talk on mission work.
tanned a number of friends at cards last
evening in honor OF Mrs. Springsteens sis
ter. Mrs. William Whitney, of Evansville.
Mrs. Arthur b. Grover will have reunion
for Mrs. M. Steele Bright, OF Superior.
Wis, who one of the former MEM
bers.
Miss Cora Palmer. who has been visiting
turned to her home, No. 401 North Pennsyl-
vania street and reopened her studio in
china decorative art.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison C. Harris enter
ner last evening in honor OF Mr. and Mrs
Joseph r. Herod, who are here from
Japan for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S; Huey and daughter
w
leans, where they will spend short time
and then they will go to St Augustine Fla
for the remainder of the winter.
The observation-disclosures Club met yesterday
a aseus a ' NY mre. Aexanaer ana some
thing for Nothing" was the pertinent sub
ject written about by Mrs. Dwyer.
Mrs. Howard A. Dill and daughter of
Richmond, who have been spending the hoi-
days with Judge and Mrs. l.. c. Walker.
Will return home to-day, accompanied by
Miss Helen lockwood, who will make them
visit.
formerly of this city, arrived last night to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ohr. on East st.
Joe street Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ohr
will receive informally for Miss Coiclazer
There are no invitations.
The next play of the Dramatic Club will
be given ian. 81. The committee is Mr.. ana
Mrs. s. Herbert Collins and Mr. and Mrs.
augustus Cohurn. The play viii be The
anything yet given before the Dramatic
Club.
Mr.. Frank Van Camp went East last night
to spend a short time. Mrs. Van Camp
and her sister, Miss Grace Lintner, will go
TO Cincinnati Friday. where they will visit
Miss Clara Bartlett and Mrs. Lunkenheimer.
The latter will give reception In their
honor the following afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Il. Drew received her friends
informally yesterday afternoon for her
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Dumont, her sisters,
Mrs. Whitney. OF Evansville. and Mrs. NJ.
d. Watson, and daughter. OF Chicago. She
was assisted by her sisters Mrs David
Braden. Mrs. j. W. Williams and Mrs.
Springsteen.
Mrs. Perley b. Raymond of Woodruff
Place, gave a handsome luncheon Thurs
day for Mrs. Potter and Mrs. O'Kane OF
Evanston, H., who are visiting Mrs. Russell
Seeds The table decoration was OF pink
AMI blue in color, with embroderies of the
latter and pink carnations for the flowers
The guests aside from those for whom II
Mrs. NJ. Steele Bright, of Superior Wis.
Mrs. Seeds. Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. A. r. Grover
Mrs. Charles Robinson. Mrs. j. r. Hussey
Mrs. Charles Iayman. Mrs, William For
tune. Mrs. Horace Coldwell and Mrs. W. w
Lowry.
Two large receptions were given yesterday
at the Propylaeum by Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur
Jordan TO Introduce their daughter. Miss
Esther Jordan. In the afternoon, from
west parlor. There were about $50 invita-
tions issued for the afternoon and there
were but few regrets, so that the rooms
We're filled with guests. Receiving witt
Mrs. and Miss Jordan We're their visitors
Miss Nora Kitchener. of Washington, ID. c.
Alvey. of Terre Haute. Mrs. Jordan wore
a reception gown of green broadeloth ans
silk and Miss Jordan wore a gown OF white
organize over white silk and carried q
bouquet OF violets and one OF lilies of ths
valley. The west parior was arranged witt
rugs. divans and tables. ard was lighted will
candles and banquet lamps with gay-colores
shades. The white draperies at the windows
were looped with sprays OF holly and IN,
mante. was framed with wild smilax. Or
the mantei and tables were pink roses. Mrs
Jordan was assisted By Mra. c. A. kenyor