The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

pected TO recover.
Miss Julia Landers will entertain a few
irienos informally this evening.
MS, MISS Blanche Moore. Of Bellefontaine
Street who has been very i'll, is recover
VISITING Mrs. Bertha Test, has returned
home.
:, Miss Nellie briggs, who has been spending
sne vacation at home. will return TO OK
ford Tuesday.
Miss Hickenlooper, of Cincinnati. is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Amelia III. Wells, on
North New Jersey street
Mrs McDoel, OF Chicago, will come next
week TO visit Mrs. William Scott and at
tend the Brown-Malott wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Jones. OF Baltf-
more. who are visiting relatives in this city
VIII return home next Thursday.
Mr., Irving Swan Brown entertained a few
friends informally last evening with mu-
slcale at his apartments, at the Chalfant
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Van Camp have
issued invitations for a dinner Monday
evening for Miss Malott and Mr.. Brown.
Miss Sara Layton Walker, who has been
spending week with her parents. will re-
turn this evening to her home in Cleveland.
Mrs A. S. Comstock was the hostess for
the Meridian Cinch Club yesterday after
noon at her home on North Meridian street
Rev. William A. Bartlett, of Washington.
~. T., formerly pastor of the Second Pres
day.
The Deuce of Clubs was entertained
Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Sloan at their home, on North Meri-
ian street.
Messrs. Don Hawkins and Fred Dickson
returned to Harvard, and Dwight Day and
PattiSon and Samuel Van Camp returned to
Andover Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur c. White entertained
few friends at cards last evening in honor
of Miss Flower, of Oxford O., who is Mrs.
StOSSme1SterS guest.
Colonel and Mrs. Eli Lilly have issued in
vltations for party to be given at their
home, No. 40 North Meridian street Thurs
day evening, Jan. 10.
Miss Rose Morris, of Knightstown; Miss
Alma Martin, of Greenfield, and Mr.. Roy
Peters, or Carthage, are visiting Mrs. H.
Il. Canine, at No. SCI North Illinois street
Mrs. Willard g. Wickard has recalled the
invitations for dance to have been given
this evening for her sister, Miss Alice Muir
ry., on account Of the illness of Mr.. Wick
ard.
Mrs Thomas Dean will entertain in
formally at her home, No. 549 North Capital
avenue, Thursday, for Mrs. Rorison and
daughters, who are visiting Mrs. Edward H.
Dean.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Catterson will
soon remove to the country place which
was the home of Mrs. Cattersons father,
the late Mr.. McOuat to remain an in
definite time.
Mrs. L. c. McLain gave a young peoples
dance last evening for her daughter Miss
Louie McLain, and her guest, Miss Mabel
Stellnire, Of Cincinnati. About thirty-five
were entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hollweg have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Norma and Mr.. George NJ Haerle to
take place at the family residence, No.
| 905 North Meridian street. Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 10.
IN, Mrs RS, Edgar Brown. Mrs H, H; Fay: Mrs.
trude Goodhart were the committee from
the Plymouth Circle to prepare an enter
tainment Thursday evening at which the
| members Of the choir of the church were
guests of honor. The gathering was
illustrated library party. The newly furn-
shed Sunday school rooms were decorated
with flowers, flags and greens for the n
tertainment and on sttractively arranged
tables the supper was served.
Mrs. John Somerville gave a pretty little
tea yesterday afternoon at her apartments
at the Blacherne for Miss Katherine Ma
lott: who is to be married next week The
rooms rooms Mere smpiy ana "a handsomely a deco
passed in dainty cups Mrs Somerville was
assisted by Miss Mary Noble, Miss Mary
3. Butler, Miss Anna Hasselman, Miss
Miss Eleanor Ketcham. Only young ladies
were the guests. Among those from out
Of town were Miss Susan Cram. of Port
land, Me-, the Misses Rorison. of Detroit.
and Miss Dodd, OF Louisville.
The members Of the second section OF
the Free Kindergarten and Children.s Aid
Society gave winter carnival yesterday
afternoon from 1 to o'clock in the assem-
bly, hall of the Propylaeum. The attendants
were children and young people and the
pleasure provided dancing. The hall
was decorated to represent winter There
were numerous Christmas trees covered
with snow and the platform was trimmed
| to look like a snowstorm and was fes-
TONED with green. Mr.. John II. Holiday
and Mrs. Herman Pink are at the head of
| the section and they were assisted by fifty
| or more ladies, who saw that every one in
attendance had good time: The proceeds.
as usual. are for the benefit of this most
| worthy charity.
MISS HAUEISEN'S DEBUT.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Haueisen gave an
| elegant reception and dance last evening at
| Brenneke's Academy to introduce their
| daughter, Miss Clara Elizabeth Haueisen.
| The hall was decorated with palms and
holiday garlands of green and the mantels
were filled with ferns and flowers. The
guests were welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs. and
| Miss Haueisen. Mrs. Haueisen wore
handsome gown OF black lace over black
| silk and the debutante wore pretty gown
ried a large bouquet Of violets- Many
beautiful flowers were sent to Miss Haueis-
| in the hall or in the banquet room on the
| first floor, where supper was served. The
friends who assisted In the entertaining
| Mrs. G.. A. Schnull, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wetzell and Mr.. and Mrs. b. b Adams.
If Louisville: Miss Burnett. Of Fort Worth.
| Tex: the Misses Irwin. of Keokuk. Ia, and
| Miss Hickenlooper, OF Cincinnati.
FOR MISS MALOTT AND MIR. BROWN.
| Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. r. Seguin gave
| handsome dinner last evening In honor OF
Miss Katherine Malott and Mr.. Arthur V.
| Brown. The table decorations were all of
white and green. and the appointments as
we'll as the menu followed the same gen.
| eral scheme Of color. Above the table was
| a bell Of white flowers and green and on
| the cloth were garlands OF the same. AT
| each cover for lady was a basket of
| ftoWers a souvenir OF the event. Besides
| the host and hostess and the guests OF
| honor there were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Muir
| nhy' Mr.. and Mrs. James M. feathers.
| Miss Cram. of Portland Me-; Miss Far
1uhar Mr. Null and Mr.. Payne. AS
| dnale to the feast the loving cup was
MUNCIE WEDDING.
| snecial TO the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind. Jan. S.-Samuel Ringolski
| and bride arrived here to-day from st.
Mary,s, O., where they were married yes
terday. Rabbi Messing. Of Indianapolis.
welded Mr.. Ringolski and Miss Rosaiind
| Netzorg in the presence of two hundred in