The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Briceland have re-
turned from a visit to relatives In Spencer.
The Froebel anniversary will be observed
to-day at the Margaret-street kindergarten.
Mrs. ]. K. Sharpe, jr., will not observe her
reception days for the remainder OF the sea-
son.
Miss Elizabeth Martin has returned from
an extended visit to Ashevile. y. C., and
New Orleans.
Mr.. Jacob Birk. wife and daughter and
Mr.. Kline, returned to Chicago. having yis-
tied friends here.
Miss Janet Ayers; of Chicago, who has been
turn home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H. Miller have issued
Invitations for a dinner 10 General and
Mrs. Harrison Friday evening.
Mrs. Herman Pfaflin. who has been i'll
for nearly three months. has gone to Mar
tinsville to spend a few weeks.
Mrs. Frederick Fahnley and daughter Ber-
tha.. who have been spending several months
In the South, have returned home.
Mrs Agnes Brown, who has been spending
the winter at San Antonio, Tex, with Mrs.
Francis Smith, has returned home.
Miss Katherine Slocomb, who went to
Washington to attend the marriage of a
friend last week. returned home last even
ing.
Miss Margaret Holiday, who has been
spending the winter with her brothers in this
city; will go to her home in ST. Louis this
Miss Frances and Marguerite Siddan, of
Chicago, are visiting their uncle. Mr.. William
s. CARRIER, and family, on North Pennsylvania
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. -Furgason and chill
dren left yesterday for New York, and they
will sail Saturday for Europe. to remain a
year or more
the guest of Mrs. Frank Whitney. She will
return home the last of the week accompa-
MED by Mrs. Whitney.
Mr.. H. j. Thompson and Mr.. Frank Pet
tlbone, o. Of fr Psris; b ILL.,; W s0r . have sss be been EN- the the
turned home yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas s. Hacker observed
their wedding, anniversary yesterday by en-
home In Woodruff Place.
Mrs. E. G.. Cornelius. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Parker. at Ev-
Mrs. Parker Ias who win " make aeo visit. 0s
Mr.. Will Birk and sisters. Agnes and Anna,
vent TO Lafayette TO attend the graduation
OF their brother. Harry Birk. from the phar-
macy department OF Pudue University.
Mr.. Charles Wright, of Victoria, Tex, who
has not been home for over twenty years,
Is here to attend the golden wedding anniver-
sary OF his father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. H. Wright. which occurs tomorrow.
Mrs. C. L. Ritter and Miss Harriet Ritter
viii observe their last Thursday before GO
ing 10 their Irvington home for the summer
Charles A. Dryer and Miss Annie Sloan, of
Cincinnati. f4'1
Miss Helen Wilson gave a supper last even
ing TO the young girls of her Sunday school
class. The table was decorated with masses
OF fruit blossoms at each end and in the CEN
ter were yellow and red tulips. After the
supper one of the members played familiar
airs on the piano and the others were asked
TO name them. There were no prizes. but
each girl received a pretty water color deco
rated card made by Miss Wilson.
Mrs. S. A. Fletcher entertained a few Of
her young friends yesterday, afternoon at her
pretty apartments at the Blacherne in honor
of her niece, Miss Louise Bright, Of Lexing-
ton. The feature OF the afternoon was lit
erary. and Miss Harriet Noble read a paper
on George Meredith" and led an informal
conversation afterward. The guests included
Miss Woollen, Miss Anna Spann. Miss Mary
n. Butler, Miss Sarah Willard, Misses Julia
and Pearl Landers and Mrs. John Somerville.
this afternoon, and all are asked to bring
their fancy work