The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mr.. W. ID. Allison Is IN Chicago.

General Harrison will leave this evening
for New York.
Mr.. Albrecht Kipp has gone 10 New York
for a week or ten days.
Miss Grace WATSON has invited friends
for a luncheon Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Parvis. OF Cincinnati, is visit
ing Mrs. Herbert II. Hadley.
Miss Bright Armstrong, of Camden. is
visiting Mrs. L. s. r Seguin.
Mrs. J. L. Cravens will go 10 Madison
tomorrow TO visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Foster. of Chi
cago, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob-
erts.
Miss Lucille slusser. of Canton. o.. will
come next week to visit her sister, Mrs.
Stanley Igoe.
The Minerva Club will meet socially this
evening with Mrs. Frank Wells, No. 6z5
Park avenue.
Mrs. Gavin. of Evansville. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. William j. Brown. on North
Delaware street.
Mrs. Charles II. Walcott has returned
from Madison. where she was i'll at her
mothers for several weeks.
Mrs. Sallie E Long, of North Salem. is
the guest of ner cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Durham, on Cherry street.
Mrs. John C. New has issued invita-
tons for a breakfast Feb. % in honor OF
Mrs. Arthur VOORHEES, Brown.
Mrs. Arthur B. Grover has gone TO Cata-
ract, to be with her grandmother, Mrs.
Zere.da Wallace, who is very Ill.
The Primary Teachers Union will meet
Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, in the par
lors Of the First Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Samuel Cornell Carey will give a
luncheon next week for Mrs. Arthur Voor-
hees Brown and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Foster.
Mrs. H.. c. Long will entertain Tuesday
will read her paper. Consensus of Opin-
ion."
Mr.. Stanlev Crepe, of Evanston. will come
to-day to join Mrs Crepe, who Is Mrs: IA.
w. Benefits guest. and both will return
home Sunday evening.
Rev. Archibald Bradshaw will return to
New York early next week. He will I'LL
the pulpit of the Second Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening.
Mr.. II. H.. Fulton. of Beaver Falls, Pa,
ormerly of this city. is spending a few
days here. Mrs. Fulton will come soon to
make a visit of several weeks.
Mrs; Whitman. Of Cleveland, will be guests
of Mrs. G. E. Hollenbeck. No. 957 North
MERRIAM street, part OF next week.
Thomas 8; Settling, deputy county aud
married last night. at Z O'Clock. at the home
OF Rev. Homer G.. Ashcraft, of the Cali
fornia-street NJ. f. Church.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mr., Charles H. and Mr.. Benjamin D. Wal
colt, here a few weeks ago, and Mr.. Fred
erick Kellogg. of Utica, N. Y.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Iii SlluICl III kc HI Ol1-ldSnlOUtu
upper in the church parlors this evening,
from 6 to s O'clock. This will be followed
by q Martha Washington reception, from s
to 10 o'clock.
Miss Kate w7heeIock, 1.-THE Whist Queen
who was expected to be here in April 10
spend a few weeks. will not be able 10 come
P Pbii hesIuhi or ane en BaeeR1en Miss ~ New Wbs aSrk,
VIII arrange TO come for two or three weeks
in the early fall.
Mrs. a. NJ. Sweeney was the hostess for
n musicale last evening. which she gave in
honor of her sister. Miss Kuebler. and the
Misses Battles, who are Mrs: j: M. Gran
dall's guests. The Misses Battles. Miss
Abromet and Mrs. j. A. Cutting took part
in the evenings entertainment The Misses
Battles will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Ohr entertained twenty
ladies yesterday afternoon for Mr.. Ohr's
mother, Mrs. Cerene r. Browning, whose
birthday anniversary it was. The guests
were all old friends of Mrs. Browning.
Among them were Mrs. knight. of Winona,
Mimi; Mrs. James Cravens. of Yankton,
S. D., and Mrs. Garvin. of Evansville.
Mrs. Henry Cornelius Atkins yesterday
held her first reception since her marriage.
and was assisted by her mother. Mrs. Fer
h. c. Atkins; the Misses Atkins, Miss Lucy
Herod and Miss Winter. Tea was served
at a handsome inlaid table, with decora-
tons of white roses and maiden-hair ferns
and appointed with bridal gifts of cut
glass, gold and silver. Ices were served in
cups In the drawing room. Mr.. and Mrs.
S VOit a. Aohit w thCAi liicilIS III
the evening.
Miss Stamp was the guest of honor yes
terday at a luncheon for which Mrs.
Thomas H: spann and daughter were the
street. Ferns and lilies of the valley formed
the central decoration of the table and
The name cards were pretty water color
sketches OF scenes and figures, dainty
souvenirs of the day: The guests were
Mrs. Milburn, Mrs. Charles +. Nordyke,
Mrs CharloS Ebrieko Mrs ~ l. Hide
brand. Mrs. John NJ. Spann. Miss Coffin.
Miss Mothershead, Miss Lucy Mayo. Miss
Harriet Shepard, Miss Maria Woollen and
Miss Cleland. Miss Spann will give another
luncheon next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Smith gave an
elegant dinner last evening at their home,
on North Delaware street. The guests were
seated in the mahogany dining room, at a
table which was artisticaliy decorated with
a gorgeous mass of red and yellow varie-
gated tulips, and at each cover were meteor
roses. The table light was from red candles
in gold condelabra. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. d. P. Erwin, Mr.: and Mrs. II.
o'Donneii, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b. Gates and
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. h. Wilson. The drawing
room Yves beautified with pink roses and
delabra held pink candles. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Smith will entertain later with a series of
dinners and luncheons.
Invitations were sent out yesterday by
the Flower Mission for the reception to-
morrow afternoon and evening at the
Eleanor Hospital, which will be formally
opened. The board of managers hope that
no one has been omitted in the list OF in
vitations and make the invitation general.
The hours for the afternoon are . to 3
and in the evening s to IL o'clock. AT the
latter time there will be a programme OF
| short speeches by Rev. c.. A. Christensen.
Rev. NJ. L. Haines. Rev. j. A. Milburn
Rev. j. A. Rondthaler and DIR. r. r.
Hodges. The board of managers Of the
hospital includes the president, Mrs. Slough
ton A. Fletcher; secretary, Miss Sharpe;
treasurer, Mrs. John III. Holiday. and Mrs.
B.. r. Goodhart, Mrs. Anna Stilz, Mrs.
Henry Tutewiler. Mrs. Hannah Chapman.
Mrs. ". J. Mckee. Mrs. Harry Murphy.
Mrs. Arthur v. Brown and Miss Deborah
ID. Moore. The members Of the Flower
Mission will all participate in the reception.
The officers are: President, Mrs. w. l.
Elder: vice presidents. Mrs. George T.
Evans. Mrs. T.. G.. Barry, Miss Woollen:
recording secretary, Miss Alma Wilson:
corresponding secretary, Miss Anna Spann
treasurer, Miss Gertrude Goo3hart; as
sistant treasurer, Mrs. Goodhart; chairman
of committee on stores, Mrs. Mary Jack
Mrs. StilZ; chairman OF reading matter,
Miss Matte Stewart.
RAREY-FTSHER. .
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
KOkOMO, Ind, Feb. 0.-Mr. Cliff
ford ID. Rarey and Miss Luella Fisher,
both of this city. were married at noon to-
day, by Rev. A.. 5. Fisher. OF Elkhart. the
officiating clergyman being a brother Of the
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