The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-29
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Miss Jessie Bell has gone to Kokomo to
visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Gray have returned
| from visit TO Union City.
Miss Ida Sweehe Will sing tomorrow at
| the Central Christian Church.
| Mrs. /. n. Walker will return to-day from
| a visit to her sister, Mrs. Emswiler. in
Peru. .r.
| Miss Estelle Sterne has gone to Cincin-
natl TO spend week with her aunt. Mrs.
| Fries.
DR.. and Mrs. o. G. Pfaff have returned
/ coast.
Mrs Richards, of Chicago, is visiting her
sister Mrs. Martha Gossett, on East Seventh
| street.
Miss Jane Graydon will entertain num-
| Der of friends this evening with wheel
| party.
| Miss Katherine Davidson has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in West
| Virginia.
Mrs. Louise Hoshour Thalls. of Redkey,
is visiting Mrs. G. w. Berger. of No. 562
| Broadway.
Mrs. Cortland Van Camp will give a
luncheon Wednesday for Miss Stamp. Of
| Mount Vernon
Mrs. Arthur V. Brown gave a small lunch
con Thursday for Miss Tempkins, of Fish
| kill-on-t the Hudson. srg) Ioszsapt-
Miss Rowena New .h has returned i. from
| her sister, Mrs. Mckeen.
The Minerva Club will meet Monday after
| noon with Mrs. J. A Coleman at her home,
1 on North Alabama street
DIR. Rachel Swain and Miss Hedrick were
| hostesses for card party last evening at
| their home North New Jersey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Porter enter
tanned the North-end Whist Club last even
| ing at their home on East Michigan street.
Miss Grace WATSON entertained a party of
| twelve young ladies yesterday with flower
luncheon at her home on North Delaware
| street.
Miss Mary Foster gave small and nfor
| NAL luncheon yesterday for the Misses
| Cruft, of Boston, and Miss Bella Sharpe,
| of Helena.
The Primary Teachers Union will meet
this afternoon in the parlors of the First
| given by Mrs. NJ. V. McGiihard.
Mrs Carolyn Winter Goetz went TO Chi
cago. where she will sing at concert this
evening, and tomorrow she will sing at
the Pilgrim Congregational Church.
The Junior Glass Club of the Girls Class
ical School was entertained at luncheon yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. w. F. Winchester
for her niece, Miss Eloise Morton.
The Clio Club had a guests day yesterday,
and each member was privileged TO invite
one friend. The meeting was held at the
residence of Mrs. Rowland Evans. Mrs. ID.
w. Marmon read paper on Our Prose
Pastoral Writer'S.
The Sketching Club was entertained in
formally Wednesday evening by Miss Helen
|
talk on the etchings of the Glasgow
artist, Cameron. and displayed over sixty
Of Mr. Camerons etchings.
The ladies of the Third Christian Church
gave a social last evening in the church
parlors. Mrs. Leathers, Mrs. keay. Mrs
Hadey, Mrs. Grout. Mrs: Keeley. Mrs. Kill
lie, Mrs. Franklin and Mise Hart were at
the head of the entertaining section.
The Society of Musicians, organized by
Mrs James T. Eaglesfield. held its third
meeting last evening at the residence Of
gramme was in charge of Mrs Eaglesfied
and Miss Elizabeth Ketcham, and num-
Der of leading musicians participated.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Albrecht gave a
musicale to few friends last evening at
their home in Woodruff Place. Among those
who participated In the programme were
wood, Mrs. F. e. Dewhurst, Miss Amy ia
cobs, Mrs. l. c. Fleming and Mr.. Albrecht
Mrs Fleming recited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis James Rice entertained
table was decorated Twin pink hyaeinths
and maiden hair fern, while the sideboard
and mantel held pink roses and ferns Those
entertained were Or. and Mrs. McShane,
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Powell, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Furnas and Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Had
| ley.
The Shakespeare Club was entertained last
evening by the Misses Donnan at their
home on North Capitol avenue. Mrs. Henry
c. Martin read paper on ''Macduff," which
was followed by copyersa3n on the nr
George L. Mackintosh read of The Mem
esis of the Play" and the conversation on
this was led by Judge James p. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Scott entertained a
party of friends last evening with third
piano recital, given by their niece and guest.
Miss Louise ,, Eck,ert of ShicasS Miss Young
composers Chopin, Schumann, GODDARD,
Chaminade and others. Mrs Scott was as
sisted in reeeiying and r by
| Mrs. Taylor Elliott. Miss Fannie Taylor
and Mss Louella Miller.
Mrs. Samuel Cornell Carey gave a lunch
| con yesterday in honor of Mrs. Arthur
voorhees, Brown and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Fos-
| ter Fifteen were entertained at a hand
somely appointed table, which was adorned
nished the light. and about the candeabra
were empire wreaths of Bridesmaid roses
and lilies of the valley tied with broad pink
satin ribbon. At each cover were quantity
shaped Delft vases filled with lilies of the
valley tied with narrow satin ribbon. The
harpist and vlolinist furnished music during
the serving of the luncheon.
Miss Josephine Hyde gave a handsome
dinner last evening in honor of the Misses
with violets and pink carnations. gracefully
arranged. The other guests were Miss
phine Burford, Mr.. William Haueisen, Mr..
Robert McOuat, Mr. Benjamin Stevenson
Mr.; Edward Taylor, DIR; Harry Won Hum
dinner the guests were Invited to the IL
brary where a catalogue of seventy-two SYM
bolized books had been arranged for them
TO decipher. Prizes were given the ones
who named the greatest number correctly.
| Mrs May Wright Sewall invited the In
diana branch OF the collegiate alumnae and
| the alumni OF the Classical School to meet
with her last evening to meet Miss Jane
Adams, OF Hull House, Chicago, who talked
of the subject OF the college settle
ment of which Hull House IL
one of the finest examples In this country
Miss Adams talked interestingly, much on
the same lines which she presented at
Plymouth Church Thursday evening com
mittee Of the Association OF Collegiate
Alumni was appointed some time ago 70
consider the feasibility OF establishing such
an institution in this cityI Questions re-
garding it answered by Miss AIDA ms
who gave numerous ideas for the method OF
procedure TO be observed Miss Adams re.
turned home last evening.