The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-16
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Miss Janet Ayers, Of Chicago, is the guest
of Miss Katherine Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Rush have re-
turned from visit to As.levilie, n. c.
Miss Bertha Buscher, of Helena, Mont, is
in the city visiting her brothers. Henry and
William BuScher.
Mr. and Mrs p B. Raymond viii enter
tain friends Saturday evening at their home
in Woodruff Place.
Miss Pessie Miller gave a small luncheon
yesterday for Miss Herod's guests Miss
Oglesby and Miss Forwood.
Mr. Thomas II. Mclean is in Europe on
a business trip. He will return to this coun-
try the first week In May.
The Carnation Cinch Club was entertained
on Wednesday last by Mss Mollie Poehler
of 1902 West Washington street
Miss Rose kingsley will be the guest of
Mrs. May Wright Sewall while in this city
giving her course OF art lectures.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Dewenter and Miss
Dewenter will give a party this evening at
their home on North Alabama street.
The annual meeting of the Free Kinder
garten and Chi.dren's Aid Society will be
held this afternoon at the Tabernacle
Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nichols Lewis, who
have beer visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
F. Adams. have returned to their home in
Philadelphia
Mrs. Frederick Francke and children and
Miss Andre of Dusseldorf, will leave Satur-
day for New York and viii sail next week
them as far as New York.
Mrs. d. NJ Parry will give a curio party
tomorrow evening at her home, No. 800
North Meridian street, for the benefit of
the Ladies' Social Circle OF the First BaD-
fist Church.
Mr. Gustave A. Efroymson and Miss Ma
nlie WaliensteiI were married Tuesday
evening at Odd Fellows Temple, in Cincin-
natl Quite a number of indianapolis peo-
pie were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder. formerly
of Minnesota. have been visiting Mrs. Will
der has gone to Toledo where he win To-
cate, and Mrs Wider will follow later.
Mrs. Louis Hollweg and daughter, Mrs.
George c: Haerle, received informally yes
terday afternoon at their home on North
Meridian street. The rooms were adorned
with fragrant flowers, and the ladies were
assisted ey Mrs. William Haerle, Mrs +.
Reese and Miss Reese.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs James r. East for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Mary Una East. and
Mr. Ellsworth David Bishop. to take place
street NJ. f. Church At home cards are
for No. l. East Michigan street, after
May Is.
Miss Hannah Erwin gave an elegant din
ner party last evening in honor OF her guest,
Miss Burkhardt, Of Cincinnati. The table
was beautifully appointed and at each cover
artistic Den-and-ink design They were
brought from Paris by the hostess last fail
The dinner guests were Miss Hayes, OF
Richmond Va: the Misses Erwin, Mr.
Harrington. Mr.. Lockard. Mr.. Allen. Mr..
kraS, Mr. l.. II. and Mr.. Robert Martin
dale. After the dinner there was a dance 10
about forty guests given In the ball room
Mrs. Martin W.. Mansfield entertained
about fifty ladies yesterday afternoon with
a library party. The drawing room re-
certion hall and dining room were embel-
lished with vases and bows OF pink roses,
In the hall was the library" which con-
sisted of a series OF numbered pen and ink
sketches, illustrating the titles OF we'll
known authors. The sketches were an
clever and were made by Mr.. Mansfield
The guests were provided with numbered
cards, and were asked 10 name the severa,
sketches. The prize given 10 the one NAM
ing the most correctly was handsome
illustrated set OF Lorna Doone. The re-