The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs George Roberts, of Dayton, o., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Stephen Sharpe.
Mr. and Mrs George B. CASTOR have
taken apartments at the Blacherne for the
winter.
Mrs. Elmer Ten Eyck and daughter Dor
othy, of Kankakee, ILL.,, will come soon &c
visit relatives here.
Mrs. C. c. Emswiler, Of Peru, is here to
visit her sister, Mrs. Walker, and meet Miss
Walker on her return.
Miss Daisy Pierson entertained large
number of friends with card and dancing
party Thursday evening at her home.
Miss Zerelda. w. Beatty returned, yester-
day from Philadelphia and Washington
She will be at home for several weeks.
Mrs. ]. r. Carnahan and Miss Carnahan
have issued invitations for reception
Thursday afternoon, Nov. r. at their home,
in Woodruff Place.
The Shakespeare Club held it's first meet
ing for the season last evening with DR..
and Mrs. H. c. Martin at their home, on
Bellefontaine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fugate will give a
musicale Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
Harry Snyder and Mrs. Elizabeth Hassler,
who are their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Hoffman will go
to the Bates House Tuesday to reside for
a short time, when they Will go to the
Blacherne for the winter.
A Halloween party viii be given this
e enePNo oE by 1eT W. All in the
bers of the association and their friends are
invited.
Mrs. Harry B. Gates has issued invita-
lions for reception Monday, Nov. 8, from
to 6 o'clock, at her home on North Penn
sylvania street, in honor of her guest, Mrs.
J. Mel. Carter.
Mrs. Helen B. Holman has returned from
an extended visit East. Her daughters,
Misses Helen and Josephine Holman.
making short visit to friends in, York,
Pa, and will return home next week.
JJarr T
were at luncheon yesterday with Mrs. MIL
lers aunts, Mrs. o. P. Morton and Mrs.
York street. Covers were laid for eight
Mrs. l. N. Walker and daughter, Miss
Sara Walker, arrived last evening from
New York, the latter having Just returned rT,e.li
Walker will remain here for short visit.
A. Girouard and daughter, Eugene c.
Girouard, of Washington, D. G., are in the
the city visiting friends. Mr.. Girouard was
former resident here, but now lives in
Washington, where he is employed in the
government service.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Gilbert on
Indiana avenue. Mrs. Margaret Sulgrove
read the chapters of American history. the
lesson for the club, and the leader of the
conversation which followed was Mrs. Gill
bert, the hostess.
Mrs. M. H. Wilson was the hostess for an
aua4mh Nun Monrlce Sander gV OF ouebec
The table which was set for ten, was
adorned with Southern snilax and garden
chrysanthemums arranged as a letter S in
honor of the guest of honor. Mrs. Saunders
will leave to-day for Chicago to visit sis.
ter.
Rev W. A. Hendrickson, who has been
in Europe and the Holy Land since June,
accompanied by his son, Prof. George L.
arrived in New York yester-
day and will be at home in few days.
Prof Hendrickson will remain abroad until
the last of December, returning to Chicago
at the beginning of the January
term.
The marriage Of Miss Julia Maud McIn-
tire and Mr.. William Andrew Hays took
place Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs w. o. Mclntire,
on North New Jersey street. Rev. r. V.
Hunter of the Seventh Presbyterian
Church officiated. Mr., and Mrs. Hays will
go to housekeeping at the Blacherne, where
they will be at home after Dec. 1.
Miss Emily Fletcher gave a Hoosier sup
per Thursday evening, with covers for
fourteen. The guests were seated at two
tables One was decorated with a pyramid
of wild oranges and trailing vines, and the
other with a large pumkin and vines. The
name cards were pear leaves An old
fashioned supper was served. A feature of
the entertainment was the guessing of
bicycle conundrums and reading of bicycle
verses which were original with the ladies.
The young girls of Mrs. John Ingram's
Sunday school class gave donation party
n 1ast eVe hnreb IN those Who attended We're
expected to give SOM article of clothing
or some money for the benefit of clergy
The twelve girls of the class made pleas
ure out of the necessity for assistance, and
enjoyed a social evening together. A nice
box will be sent to the family as a result
of the party.
The ladies of the first and sixth sections
of the Free kindergarten and Children's
Aid Society gave a large reception yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs j. ..
Van Wrinkle. on Central avenue. The heads
of the sections alternated in receiving, and
the members of the section in entertaining
and presiding in the dining room. The
house was made attractive with flowers,
and in addition to the serving of ices there
was q daintily-arranged table for the sale
Of CONNECTIONS.
Miss Etha Hall gave linen shower yes
terday afternoon for Miss Bessie Power
the guests arrived the little gifts of linen
were placed in a pretty basket in the hall,
and later the basket was suspended be-
tween the doors and the bride-elect was
seated under ii. The ribbons which held
the basket were drawn and the linen was
showered over her. Each dainty package
was unwrapped of its tissue paper tied with
ribbon and the verse accompanying was
with pink and white chrysanthemums. and
carnations were given as favors. Miss Hall
was assisted by Misses Grace and Estelle
McCune in entertaining. The company in
,luded Miss Mary Sloan. Miss Lucille Bal
ard. Miss Clara Haueisen. Miss Vivian
Greene Miss Bessie Warne. Miss BERTHE
Adams, Miss Blanche Jelleff, Miss Julia
Miss Sara Parker. Miss Mary
lore Potter Miss Mary Miner and Miss
Harriet Cleland.
Mrs James b. Curtis gave one of the
handsome receptions OF the season yester-
law afternoon al the Propylaeum in honor
# her guest, Miss Gertrude Hall. of Nor |
istown. N. J. The reception was held i'm
he east parlor, where the decoration was |
# American Beauty roses. Mrs. Curtis
gore handsome gown of blue brocade.
With a corsage of blue chiffon and jet. |
nd Miss Hall wore Ii white silk with a
waist of white chiffon and carried Ameri-