The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Rogers, of Omaha, is the guest of
Mr.. n. Booth Harrington
Mrs. Margaret Poliack. of Cincinnati, is
visiting Miss Nellie Wiles.
Mrs. Oliver p. Morton has gone to Rich
mond to spend a. few days.
Mrs. w. Scott Moore has issued invita-
tions for a card party Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodall have re-
turned from a. ten days visit to st. Louis.
Mrs. p. M. Pursell will receive informal
w this afternoon for Mrs. Left Pursell and
daughter, of New York.
! Mrs \ aar Frank rank G Mrs' CHARTS IF fiau a.. 9 Jenkins k xiSi at
No. 766 North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Florence Dunbar, of Greencastle,
who has been making a snort visit TO Mr.
Charles w. Smiths family, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. Louis D. Eichhorn, of ~Logansport,
secretary of the Indiana. MUSIC teachers,
Association, was in the city MONDAY ana
returned home yesterday.
Bishop White is attending the meeting of
bishops in New York which will elect two
missionary bishops. He will visit IN Con-
~necticut before he returns.
On account of the serious illness OF her
mother. Mrs. J. M. Dalrymple regrets to
recall the invitations to a reception TO nave
been given by her on Oct. Il
Mrs. Gerard and daughter Mary, who
were the guests last week of Mrs. Bowser,
on Woodlawn avenue. are Visltlfg MRS.
Royse, of No. 200 OlVe street thls week.
Mrs. I. N. Walker has gone to New York
to meet her daughter. Miss Sara Layton
| Walker. who sailed Oct. IS from Europe.
Mrs. Walker will ner daugh-
ter to Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sudlow announce
the engagement of their daughter, Marion
Mabel. and Thomas Elihu Potter, Jr: Inc
marriage will take place at the summer
home of the brides parents, at VaWter
Park, Lake Wawasee, Indiana, Nov. "A.
Mrs. C. f. Hildebrand received informal
Iy Yesterday afternoon for Miss Bertha
Denny, of Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Hide
brand was assisted by Miss FISH and Miss
Ar ants sPahn; I bW MISS iGuf Eva soa' Butler re at her
home. in Irvington, Thursday afternoon.
At the Fortnightly Literary Club, yester-
day aftern .cTn Mrs Mr Albert L,,tsbed 6a Mep T re- Ina a
diana" in which she named the most
prominent statesmen. literary men, soldiers
aud others who have made lndlanas nst
of great men one of the foremost in the
country. Miss Laura Ream, to supplement-
the first paper, read Of The T flne ladies'
was on the two subjects and was general.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Goodhart entertained
the Tutewiler-G oodhart bridal party at dim
way. The guests were Mr.. Harry Dunn
Tutewiler and Miss Julia Belle Goodhart,
Misses Gertrude and Caroline G~oodhart,
Wright, Mr.. George. Elliott; Mr.. Harry
Lynn. Mr.. Frederick Campbell and Mr..
Robert Keith. The table was decorated
tastefully with white and green. One of the
features of the dinner was the cutting of
{ the Cake WIG idu III ms
penny, button and thimble In it.
Mrs. Henry w. Bennett gave a reception
Yesterday afternoon in honor of Mr.. Rem
nett's sister, Mrs. Brooks, of Cleveland.
Mrs. Bennett was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. w. j. Holiday. Mrs. j. 5. Holiday
and Miss Lucy Holiday. The dining room
was very attractive with its high mantle
hidden by palms and ferns, before which
the table was placed. a basket of pink
roses and ferns graced the center. OF the
table. Mrs. Joseph X. sharpe and Mrs. II
II. Howland presided. The guests were
mostly the young married ladies. Mrs