The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-20
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weslyn Jones will
leave Saturday for California to reside.
Mrs. s. G. Young. of Upton, is the guest
OF Mrs. w. II. Kenworthy on Lincoln ave-
nue.. ~
Mrs orpheus Eserts, of Glendale. O., is
visiting i,9i her son. Dr. c. 2 Everts. and
Miss Boles. of Louisville. win come next
week TO visit Mrs Ralph w. Hoyt on North
Pennsylvania street
Miss Hattie CIevenger will leave for Kan
sas CITY Tomorrow. where she will join
the Davidson Concert Company.
Mrs. George Barnett and children. who
have been spending the winter and spring
in California have returned home.
A number of young society ladies will be
at the Art Association tomorrow evening
TO receive with Miss Mary Y. Robinson.
Mrs ID. w. Grubbs, who has recently re-
turned from Mexico. is the guest of Mrs.
A, H. Wells on North New Jersey street.
Mr.. Harry Palmer. of Montana, formerly
of this city, has been. called here by the
of North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. Harvey Blanton and Mr.. Edgar H.
Evans went to Cleveland last evening,
millers to. be held in that city to-day.
Rev. c. A. Van Anda. of Chicago, who
has been spending few days here with
his son, Mr. Harry Van Anda, and visiting
his former Pensioners. returned home yes
Mr.. ,. A. Lemcke will be at home this
evening. at 23O North Pennsylvania street.
| to receive informally, from to 10. with Mr.
BRUNO schmitz, the soldiers monument
architect.
On account of the rains the garden party
for the Katherine Home will De given to-
morrow evening instead of this evening at
the home of Mrs. Z. c. Atkins, No. Sc
North Meridian street.
Mr. Leslie E. Dobbs, son of Rev. Dr. c. E.
w. Dobbs pastor of the South-street Baptist
Church. and Miss Lola Buchanan, daughter
n II III Q m N will he soI n.
South-street Church this evening at o'clock
The engagement is announced of Miss
Nary Campbell. daughter of Professor
Baksr IF ys c and sister S6 Of
Benjamin Crane, a prominent attorney of
Charlottesville. The wedding is not to oc-
cur until the autumn.
| Sunday evening will be Miss May john
| sons last service with the choir of the
First Presbyterian Church. where she has
| been the. soprano for number of years,
| there win be "a special service of song.
| Miss Johnson will sing. and there will be
| vocal assistance by Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Evans,
/ Mr.. Nell and others.
/ supper arranged by the ladies of Roberts
| Park Church will be given Friday evening
at the farm of Mr.. William Dye, five miles
| Mr. Emil wulschner viii entertain ali of
his employees there at supper. Persons who
% not ride wheels IN may go on the Broad
| Ing, close to the grounds.
| A number Of pupils oc Mr. Max Leckner
| Will give recital at Meridan-street Church
lectun room Saturday afternoon at 3:s(
Among those on the programme are Miss
Marcia v5ris, Miss Helen Carson. Miss Ger.
trude Hinson. Miss Charlotte Scott. Miss
John p. Frenzel jr., Miss Minnie Kirsch.
paum Miss Alice Wineman, Miss Isabel
Haas MI Miss SIN NJ Florence vsnn, Mr. David
There will be break party given this
afternoon to Brookside farm. nine miles
Huey Miss Martha pra sney his Miss k Ne
| Richards, Miss lone Scholl Miss Emms
Wasson. Miss Charlotte Cathcart. and
Otto Letter. Morris Townley, Charles Goode
| Horace Hewitt and Ray Scott Mr.. ani
Mrs. l. II. Harrington. assisted by Miss Belle
Harrington and Mr.. Dan wilkins of Ko
komo. will entertain for the young people ir
the evening -
Mrs. F. G. Newcom gave a handsome
on North Meridian street in bopor er Of nome hae
her sister. Mrs. Ford Of oma6a M ana
Sope gown Of and ysoS
and Mrs Ford back grenadine, en-
broidered in red and green. All were richly
a profusion of palms and nowers of f difyern
| ent varieties. In the dining room the col
ors used were green and pink and the as
sisting ladies' were costumed in harmony
Mrs. John WINNER and Mrs. W.. w. Gates
| presided at the table In the dining room.
and they were assisted by Mrs. Herbert ri
Hadley and Mrs. Edward Francis Miss
/ Auna Wiegand served the punch. While
the reception was In progress a harpist and
| mandolin player furnished music In rhe
evening Mr.. and Mrs Newcom celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their wedding and
| entertained forty friends at cards Appro-
| pirate 10 the occasion. the guests were pre-
/ scented with souvenirs of tin napkin rings
tied with ribbons, which We're brought in
when the refreshments were served Mrs
Newcom was assisted by her mother and
| sister In The evening -