The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Brownback. of Pendleton. is visiting
Miss Myrtle Smythe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Kimber. of Jackson
Vile. ILL.,, are In the city. -
Mr.. Samuel ID. Miller. Of New York. ia
here to spend a few days.
Miss Louise Lilly and Miss Anna Louise
Beck are guests at Mapleton farm.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ogie win discontinue her Mon
day receptions for the remainder of the sea-
Mrs. =. f.. McCrea and Mrs. T. c. Day
will go TO Fort Wayne early in May to
attend a missionary meeting.
ai Miss Wheeler ss the will mss give n the .b lesson this
Teachers Union at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs.. t. C. Day, Mrs. j. A. Milburn. Mrs.
went to Milwaukee Monday. returned home
yesterday.
Mr. Frank Yam Camp. has rented Mr.. A.
summer and will spend several months there
with his family.
Miss Kate Ayres entertained about thirty
OF her friends last evening with a dance in
me pan room OF her fathers residence on
North Delaware street.
Miss Grace sylla, of Elgin, H., viii come
mex week to visit her aunt. Mrs; Wood.
Drawing bra hsss9 Tea che %%e Assocls eh the western
Mr.. II. s.. Tucker. Mr.. j. A. Milburn,
Mr.. Frank A.. Mcbride and Mr.. Benjamin
s; Kelsey will leave Monday morning for
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Mrs. Mortimer Nye, Of LaPorte. IL the
guest Of Mrs William II. smythe for a
week. Mrs. Smythe will receive infor-
maIy one afternoon next week for her
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Martin will leave
this afternoon for New York, where they
WI, spend a few days: and then they will
Tor several months.
The Misses Erwin gave a company at
the. Country. Club Wednesday evening for
HhEnr Ufra< A{ISU nttr y rIt - NJ H.
bert Collins gave one Thursday afternoon
for her guest. Miss Hayes. of Richmond,
The Minerva Club Will meet Monday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Ballinger, No. $50 College
avenue: w ,Th ne Death ssrgssle Of Fsudsl
Mrs. Mary Z. McAlpine. The subject for
the round table is Progress of civiliza-
Mrs. John somerville gave an informal
Louise Bright. Among the guests enter
sa,red NV, were Ha Mrs; a az s,cs,n collins and yis-
bradshaw. Miss Ella Maiott, Mrs. +. s.
Holiday. Miss Eleanor Ketc6am. Miss
Miss Anna Hasselman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. II. Miller gave an
elegant dinner last evening: at which Gen.
guests OF honor. The table was beautifed
with vases OF pink carnations and roses
The friends invited to meet General and
Mrs. Harrison were Rev: and Mrs; NJ L.
Haines. Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand Winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Martindale, Mr.. and
Mrs. John b. Elan and Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Lynch Mason.
The opening party OF the Country Club
last evening was a great success, There
were about 200 OF the members and their
friends present. The whole building was
thrown open. brilliantly illuminated with
electric lights and decorated with flowers
from the woods adjoining and from the con-
servatorieS. The supper was served on the
broad gallery The music was inspiring and
altogether the club promises to have the
most successful social season In its history.
The women wore beautiful gowns 10 add To
the brilliancy of the scene
: Mrs. Cerene T. Browning entertained a
number Of relatives informally yesterday
lor. The company included Mrs. Schmidt
hap and daughters. Mrs. John Hellekson
erd Mrs. w: n Hobbs. Mrs Edward Bran
and Mrs. Lyle clough. Mrs. E. T. Branham,
Mrs Robert Browning, Mrs. Sanxay. OF
Madison. VINO Is visiting Mrs Robert
Browning. Mrs. Alonzo Taylor. Mrs. Carl
Ohr. Mrs. Martin Ohr, Miss Lucette Orr,
Mrs. Harry NJ. Ohr and Miss Cerene Ohr.
The party was given at the home OF Mrs.
Harry Ohr, on ST. Joseph street.
RUSsELI-LUNDY.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind. April ei-Last even
ing at the home OF the Rev. Jacob W..
Knapp. pastor OF the First English Lutheran
Church. Mr.. Robert Russell. Of Meckinock.
~. D.. and Mss Sarah Lundy were married.
Ar; and Mrs. Russell left to-day for North
ELKHART WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
ELxHART. Ind. April 2L-The marriage
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