The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Laura J. Youtsey. of Alexandria, KY.
is visiting relatives of this city.
Miss Sarah F. Kelley has returned from
Martinsville, where she has been for two
weeks.
The Sons of ST. George will give their an
nual reception and dance this evening at the
Propylaeum.
Mrs. Philo Clark barrow. of. Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. b. c. barrow and daughter,
at so Randolph street.
Miss Helen Smith. of Charlottesville. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Aaron III. Blair, on
North Delaware street. ~
The marriage of Miss Mary F. Setter and
Mr.. Herman F. Gaul took place yesterday
morning at st. Mary's Church.
Mrs. George Haerle and Mrs. Louis Hoil-
assisted by Mrs. and Miss Reese and Mrs.
William Haerle.
Miss Ella Mcconnell, who has been spend
ing the winter in California, is expected the
last of this week to visit DIR. and Mrs.
Hacker, at Woodruff Place.
The Rondthaler Rangers are to have their
first outing of the season In honor OF Kew;
DR.. Rondthaler. They will 90 to Broad
Ripple next Tuesday evening.
A song service will be given next Sunday
evening by the choir of College-avenue
Baptist Church. A part of the Easter pro-
gramme will be repeated and other numbers
will be added.
Mrs. Walter MiTikan, of Chicago, is here
visiting her father, Mr.. Addison Bybee, al
the Denison. Mrs. Bybee and daughters arb
in Florence, Italy. They will return home
early in June.
DR.. and Mrs. Stevens and daughter, of
Kings Mills. who came TO attend the, Wright
golden wedding, will return home to-day, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will return TO their nome
at Bellefontaine tomorrow.
The Wednesday evening dance Class gave
the final dance for the season last evening
at Brenneke's Academy. All the members
were present and the gallery held an in
terested number OF spectators.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lemcke have returned
from New York accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Katherine Lemcke, who has
been spending several weeks in Florida and
who Joined them in New York last week.
Mrs. NJ. II. Spades and children will re-
turn from their winter home in Florida early
H. May and will take possession OF their new
| home on North Meridian street, formerly oc-
| cupied by Mrs. A. w. Hendricks and family.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Lewis. Of Greencastle,
| arrived Yesterday TO visit Captain and Mrs.
Ralph w. Hoyt. Lieutenant Lewis. who is
| Instructor in military tactics at DePau
and son. will come Friday for a brief visit.
TIL Mary Gibson Chapter, c. A. r., will
meet at $50 this evening at the residence
of Mrs. Emil Wulschner for one hours prac-
tice in the patriotic songs TO be renaefse
d. A.. r. May IL.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall invited the guar.
antors of the art lecture course 10 meet Miss
Rose Kingsley socially yests SsH aI wes 90.
sisted by Miss Fredonia Allen, Miss Spann
Miss Blackledge, Miss Robbins and Miss
Moore. ;oa
Mrs Albert Yohn and sons, of New York.
are in the city. Mrs. Yohn and son, Mr..
Frederick Yohn, are visiting Mrs. fohn's
sister. Mrs. E,eanor Coffay. Mr.; Bert Yohn
is with Mrs. j. c. Yohn and family. The
Young men will return to New York in a
few days. hsN
DR.. c. n. Sims. pastor of Meridian,stree
Church, will preach IN Hyde Park Churcn
corner Twenty-second and North Illinois
programme will be furnished by the choir
with solos by Messrs. Watts and McNeeiy
and Miss Laura Snlder-
invitations have been received by a large
number of friends here from Mr.. and Mrs.
William Nathaniel Burt, ormerly OF tne
Deaf and Dumb Institution OF this city. efor
the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth
and Mr.. Water 'Chauncey Mellor. which
will occur Thursday, May Z, at Edgewood'
Pa. -aJl.s
Rowland. will leave Friday for the East
Miss Harper will go direct to washington
ID. c.. and Mrs. Rowland will go TO Co.
time with Captain and Mrs. Mann, former
ly stationed here. and later she VIII visi
\ relatives.
Mr.. Samuel Blight Johns, of this city. viii
sing first tenor with the Temple Male guar
tonight. The regular tenor Is i'll, and the
manager of the company telesraphed Mr.
Il InhnS Yesterday aSkfuS nffii " tAitti
at .Hillsboro, which is the quartet's closing
concert of the season.
The Morning Musicale was entertained yes
terday by Miss Lille Reese. The musica
numbers were given by Mrs. George Haerie
Miss Jessie Miller, Miss Katherine Wallicl
and Miss Amelia Love CASTOR. Guests of tn
club were Miss Louise Bright, OF Lexington
Miller will be the next hostess for the club
The last regular programme of the Matinee
Musicale was given yesterday afternoon. !
members of the second division, was pre-
sented. The first number was List.
"Galop Chromatique' for two pianos, p.ayes
by Mrs 1sr J. X. and ndil Mss M5 Jacobs Jnar. Miss B Bpsm
ermann sang with style and brilliancy w
ballads. and Miss Agnes Dennison played
"Nocturne'y by pe eve ana v xaase s ae SGm
was given by Miss sickels; and Mss Robin
SON sans Schubert's "Wanderer." Mrs. j. r
Lilley played the last number on the pro
orchestral parts on the second plano b,
Mrs. Cecil Smith. In addition to the Sc
lections by the members. Mr.. Louis Dochez'
/ fine voice was heard in a SOLO. 1T was no
So to Be- from the Trumpeter OF Sakkin
gen. Mr.. Dochez was complimented With
F Eei1nu a1a 1 Nex sinS "wednesday AFTERNOON tn
annual business meeting and election O
ofHcers will be held in the west parlor o
the Propylaeum-
FOR MRS. HARRISON.
The largest anu ndhusomest reception :
the season was given yesterday afternoo
by Mrs. John b. Eam. whose guest of hone
was Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Several hui
dred invitations were issued for the ever
and the spacious rooms of the residence o
Park avenue were filled during the entil
afternoon, for there were very few regret
Society was out in new spring raiment
welcome Mrs. Harrison. The guests were n
ceived in the south room. Mrs. Elan wore q
elegant gown OF white and black silk trimmt
with exquisite black lace. and Nrs. Harrisc
: wore her wedding gown oe Z gray fall