The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Henry W. Bennett is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Crepe, at Evanston.
The X. r. w. Coterie will meet to-mor-
row afternoon with Mrs. c. NJ. Walker.
Mrs. George d. Kahlo will observe FRI
day afternoon for her reception day during
the season.
Mrs. G. Haines, of 1926 North Illinois
street, will entertain the Zephyr Club this
afternoon from to 4.
Miss Sara Layton Walker wf1l leave Sat-
urday for Cleveland to resume her position
in the church choir, where she has been
singing.
Miss Alice Warren. Of Ierre Haute, will
die of this month and remain for the ORA
matte Club play.
Tho ladies of Meridian w. c. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. Morgan. 5S5 Broadway. this
afternoon, when report of the State con-
vention will be given.
Mrs Mary Brown Day, OF Frankfort,
KY. who has been spending several months
with Mrs. Fannie w. Morrison, VIII re-
turn home Saturday.
Mr.. w. J. Manning. of the cash room.
Treasury Department, Washington, is in
TIE city for few days. visiting mis- sister,
OF 2lS West New York street.
Mrs. Leonard and daughter Mildred, who
have been visiting Mrs. j. A. Coleman. will
leave to-day for Fit: Wayne to make a
visit. They will hereafter make their home
in Chicago.
Mrs. James E. Ingraham, of st. Angus
tine, Fla, will come tomorrow to visit Mrs.
NJ. II. Spades for a month. Mr.: Smith PICK
ett of the same place, Will come next
week and Will also be Mrs Spades's guest
The December plays for the Dramatic
Club will he French play in the time of
M MoSeSasrtI with the fine old costumes
of the period, and Miss Van ValkenDurg
play, 1.-The Life Preserver."
Mr.. Ortengern, one of the finest baritones
of the West will give a song recital this
afternoon at o'clock at the Propylaeum,
assisted by Mrs. Henrietta Kitchell-B AXE
man. The concert is the first artist recital
of the Matinee Musicale for this season.
DR.. ]. S. Jenckes will leave tomorrow
for an absence of year ana nalI In
Honduras. His address Will be santa cruz
de Yojoa, Department of Cortez Sp. Hon
duras Mrs Jenckes will leave this even
ing for Boston, to remain with her motner
while Mr.. Jenckes is away.
There were many election-returns par
ties last evening and among them Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Gates had a special telegraph
wire to their house. Mr.. and Mrs. V. ii.
Lockwood Mr. and MIS- s Son1 W. heEn ad
ton lines to private parties.
Mr.. r. B. Gruelle has presented beau
tiful water color to the Young woman
Christian Association: The picture SHOWS
ling cow. The sky effects are given In
Mr. Gruclle's best style. The gift meets the
annreciation of all of the members. Mr..
Petticord contributed the gold mat and
frame for the picture
One of the most interesting booths at the
coming Flower Mission rainbow fair will be
the library booth. with Mrs. Ovid Butler
Jameson i'm charge. Mrs. Jameson will be
assisted in the booth by Mrs. j. A. Milburn,
Mrs. Horace II. Fletcher. Mrs. James b.
Curtis. Mrs. Harold B.. Hibben. Mrs. Arr
thur Voorhees, Brown, Mrs. Augustus CO.
burn. Mrs William III. Coburn. Mrs. j. q.
Van Wrinkle Mrs. George ID. kahlo. Miss
Van Valkenburg, Miss Carrie Malott, Miss
Amelia Love CASTOR, Miss Jessie Miller.
Miss Katharine Wallick, Miss Lucia Holli-
day. Miss Alice n. Woods, Miss Gertrude
Hail of Norristown. n. j., Mr.. James Whit
comb Riley Mr.. Newton Booth harrington
and Mr. Lag Noble. The feature Of the
booth will be the magazine. 1t is TO be
called "A November Leaf" and the colors
used will be gold and brown. The cover
design has been drawn by Mr.. Harrington
and represents a girl dressed In the style
| of seventy-fve years ago and carrying a
| basket of dainties to the sick In harmony
with the work of the Flower Mission.
| Among the contributors to the magazine
| are Mr. James Whitcomb Riley, Mrs. Lew
wallace who will have a sketch OF Oriental
women; Mr.. Meredith Nicholson and Miss
| Bessie Hendricks, who will have poems;
| Miss Josephine Hyde, who will have a
| child's story: Miss Laura A. Smith, who
| will have q Thanksgiving story; Mr.. Tark-