The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. y. II. Root ana Mrs. Frank james
will give luncheon Friday. OF next week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilmore Mcguire
have gone 20 Muncie to remain several
weeks.
Miss Helen Colclazer will be the guest of
Miss Maria Woollen next week and will
receive her friends there.
Mrs. Rufus E. Hopkins. assisted by Mrs.
Michael Schumacher, entertained the Rhea
Cinch Club Thursday evening.
Miss Florence Coffin will entertain a num-
Der of friends, Monday evening, in honor of
Miss Stamp, OF Mount Vernon, ..
Miss Twiname was the hostess for the
young people OF the First English Lutheran
Church last evening, at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Gillet entertained a
few friends last evening for their guest,
Mrs. Frank Noleman, of Centralia, Ill.
Mrs. John w. Lovett, who has been max
ing a brief visit 10 friends here left yester-
day to visit Mrs. n. X. Elliott at Terre
Haute.
will arrive to-day TO spend few days
with Miss Elizabeth Kate Lair, Oh Nortn
Pennsylvania street.
Miss Bertha WATSON gave a small lunch
con at her home in Woodruff Place in
honor of Mrs. Daniel Deprez and Mrs.
Morris Drake, OF Shelbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Darnell Mrs. A. Y.
Grant and Miss Fernetta Grant go TO
Greencastle to-day to spend a few days
with Mrs. DarnelIs parents.
Miss Nora Kitchener, of Washington, d.
G, Is now the guest of Mrs. Alexander
Jameson. No. 767 North New Jersey street,
and will remain with her several weeks.
The junior class Of Butler College, CEN
sisting of about thirty-f1ve members, was
entertained at the home of Miss Edna
Wallace, 525 North Alabama street, last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank III. Carter gave a
small dance Wednesday evening in honor
OF Miss Anna Asmann, of Avondale, Gin
einnati. who is visiting their niece, Miss
Laura Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown
have returned from their wedding trip and
Will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Malott until
they take possession of their home. No. 299
North Meridian street.
Mrs. VI. X. Maxwell, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. George Kittridge,
In Chicago, arrived last evening, to visit
her son, Mr.. Marvin Rice Maxwell, and
wife. on North Delaware street
Mr.. C. Z. Coffin, when closing his home on
North Pennsylvania street, presented the
Young WOmans Christian Association two
works in oil. which decorate the parlor of
the new association rooms at No. 139 North
Meridian street.
leading amateur singers of the city. gave a
delightful song recital last evening at the
rooms of the Y. w. c. A. The members
and their friends We're present to enjoy the
pleasures provided.
Mrs. Louis X. Levey was the hostess for
small card party yesterday afternoon,
the guests of honor being Mrs. Kerns
house party. Carnations were the fragrant
floral decorations and each guest was pre-
sented with souvenir silver spoon.
There was meeting of the Daughters
OF the Revolution yesterday, 10 elect dele
gates to the national meeting at Washing
ton. Mrs. Charles Fairbanks was chosen,
With Mrs. j. r. Lilley as alternate, and
Mrs. Charles F. Sayles. with Mrs Bement
Lyman as alternate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taggart gave a din
ner at the Grand Hotel last evening for
Mrs. Blauser, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Forgy. and Mrs. ellis. who are
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Levey, Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling r. Holt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kern.
The Shakespeare Club met, last evening,
on North Delaware street. A paper on
'Banquo' was read by Mr.. Joseph Tag
CART, and the conversation was led by Miss
in the ne paper on read 6y SUPER R
Mary Corwin. and the conversation was led
by DR.. Rebecca Rogers.
DR.. and Mrs. Maurice Albrecht gave a
musicale to few friends last evening at
their home in woodruff Place. There We're
few choice flowers to brighten the mantels
and the spacious rooms were flooded with
music was listened TO with appreciation by
the friends. Among those taking part were
Miss Margaret Wheeler soprano; Miss
Margaret lockwood, violinist; Mr., julius
prano; Master Thad Rich, violinist, and the
host, pianist. One of the selections was the
Angels Serenade," sung by Miss Wheeler.
with violin accompaniment by Miss Lock-
wood. The guests were all Woodruff Place
people.
The Socialer Turnverein gave a masked
ball. last evening, at the Deutsche Haus.
on East Michigan street. The grand march
began at o'clock to the music of an or
chestra. Only those in mask were allowed
to be on the floor until IL O'Clock. when
ma ckc a her vrac cor al
dancing. The programme of dances was a
large poster hung on the wall. and was ex-
ceedingly ornamental with masks and fancy
figures. There was a gay assemblage and
all sorts of characters were represented.
Some of the costumes were handsome, some
unique, many were comical and the antics
of the comedians kept the lookers-on liz the
gallery interested. The success of the even
ing is due to Mr. Armin Bohn, chairman,
and Mr.. Carl Ehlert. secretary. of the ar
rangements committee, and Mr.. William
Klein, chairman of the committee on invi-
tations and their corps of assistants.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McHugh gave a
handsome party, last evening, at their new
home, at the corner of Meridian and Four
teenth streets. The guests were welcomed
in the drawing room by Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Hugh. who were assisted bv Mrs. L. Leon
Hugh's, Miss Kelly. Miss Jeanette De
Wore, Mrs. Bradshaw and Mrs. II. From
meyer. The rooms were deliberately deco
rated with palms and ferns. In the first
room were lilies of the valley and hya-
cfnths. in the second pink and white roses,
combined with the green, and in the dining
room pink and green. The table ornamental
ton stem glasses at each corner filed
with pink roses and the table was canopied
with smilax and pink satin ribbons. Moth
ing was used on the table but cut glass and
silver, and. combined with the pink, was
quite effective. The reception hall and the
side hall, where the guests entered, were
decorated with palms, smilax and vines. In
the ball room on the third floor there was
dancing to the music of an orchestra. About
two hundred invitations were sent out for
the event.
Mrs. Charles L. Bieler gave a delightful
thimble party yesterday afternoon to her
woodruff Place friends and few who
were former residents OF that pretty sub
urb. Miss Bieler was assisted by her sister
Miss Nav Henley. The house was dainfily
decorated with garlands of green. festoons
of smilax and palms combined with flowers
In the reception hall were lilies of the val
ley and hyacinths. in the parlor Bermuda
lilies and in the dining room daffodils. Con
versaton was accompanied by the music OF
harp and violin. The company included
Mrs. Morris Drake of Shelbyville, sister OF
the hostess: Mrs Il. IL. Raymond, Mrs
Horace Eddy, Mrs. w. w. Lowry. Mrs
Charles Layman and sister, Mrs Thiebaud
of Springfield. o.; Mrs. X. NJ. Seeds, Mrs
H. A. Bingham and daughter. Mrs. A. +
Potts. Mrs. Fortune. Mrs. Messick. Miss
Knube, Mrs. Hussey, Miss Wheeler. Mrs
Robinson, Mrs. G.. Il. CASTOR. Mrs. Rogers
Miss Lockwood, Mrs. Bliss, Mrs Carnahan
Mrs. Bright of Superior. Wis; Mrs. Shep-
ard. Miss WATSON, Mrs. Post. Mrs. Spann,
Mrs. Hacker. Mrs. Ayres. Mrs. Potts and
the Misses Bieler.
THE DRAMATIC CLUB.
The January play of the Dramatic Club