The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY,"

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY,"
Miss Susan Stewart has gone to Chicago
to visit Mrs. Henry J.. Mason.
Mrs. John Coleman leaves to-day for
Americus. Ga, to spend the winter.
The Minuet Club held its holiday dance
at the Brenneke Academy last evening.
Miss Harriet b. Hosmer Will come soon
to be the guest of May Wright Sewall.
Miss Garlic Woodson has gone TO Buffalo,
y. Y, TO visit relatives for a month or six
weeks.
Mr.. John G. Henderson has returned from
Chic ago, where he spent a week visiting
friends.
Miss Ethel Morrow. who is visiting Miss
Mary Vajen. will return home the middle
of the week.
Miss Corinne d. Anderson. of st. Louis,
came yesterday to visit relatives on North
Illinois street.
The Pen and Point Club will meet to-mor-
row with Mrs. Augustus Bruner. SOS North
New Jersey street.
Mrs. Orlando Bruner will return this
week from Rockford, ILL.,, where she has
been since October.
Countess di Braz2a reached the city last
night and will be the guest of May Wright
Sewall for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. join y. Scotson left yes
terday for Asheville. y. G. They will not
return until early in april.
Mrs. Garrett A. Archibald received in
formally yesterday afternoon for her Wis
it0r, Miss Brewer, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason
have taken possession of their new home,
No. $50 North Delaware street.
Fred Dickson. Samuel Johnston and
Charles Dalton. who were nome for the
holidays, have returned to Harvard.
Miss Eleanor Warden and Miss Helen
Kenton. who have been visiting friends III
Cincinnati. will return home to-day.
Judge and Mrs. l.. c. Walker spent the
holidays with their daughter. Mrs. Howard
Albert Dill, and family at Richmond.
Miss Jessie Murphy and Miss Katherine
French, who were here for the holidays,
have returned TO their home In Louisville.
Mrs. Julia Forsyth and Miss Julia Cook,
of Greensburg, who have been visiting
friends in this city, returned home yester-
day. A.
Mis-. George Harris Williamson. of Gin
cinnati, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n. Davidson, will return
home to-day.
Miss Bessie NJ. Turner. formerly of Co
lumbus. o., but recently OF cairo, ILL.,, is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. ). II. Snearer. 81
Morton Place.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall gave an informal
tea yesterday afternoon Tor Miss Susan
Lydia Hayward, of Pana. H., VINO Is here
visiting trends.
Mrs. NJ. II. Spades. Miss Spades and Mas
ter Cyril Spaces will leave Thursday for
their winter home at 81. Augustine, Fla,
to remain until May.
Mr.. O.. $. Brumbach has returned to his
home in Toledo. mrs. BrumDach will re-
main several weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. >. Il. Carey.
Miss Daisy Clark gave a card party yes
terday afternoon to about forty friends in
honor of Miss Warriner, of Memphis, Tenn.
Handsome prizes were given.
Miss Josephine Munson will leave to-mor-
row for Los Angeles, Cal, where she Will
remain until spring. when she will go TO
Portland, ore, TO spend several months.
Miss Bessie West, of Detroit, will spend
part of this week with Mrs. {. b. Lockard.
Thursday Miss West will receive informally
with Mrs. Charles Bieler at Woodruff Place.
Miss Stella Adams and guests. Miss Ed
monston and Miss Marsh, OF washington,
ID. c.. who have been here for the holidays,
returned yesterday To school in Washing
ton.
Mir. and Mrs. George f. Watson and fam
lily. who have been making their home i'm
this city for the last TWO years, have re-
turned to their former home at Spring
field, Ill.
Miss Mary Kurtz will return to school in
Boston to-day and Mrs. kurtZ and the
younger children will leave for Texas to
Join Mr.. kurtZ. The latter Will be absent
some time.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Fuller. who came to
visit Mrs. Fuiler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. VI. Foster. and be present at the dinner
given Friday evening ny Mr.. and Mrs. EOS
ter III observance OF their tWenty-nfth
wedding anniversary. returned yesterday
TO their home III New York.
Mr.. Tigrane Yergat is the assumed name
of a young Armenian noble who Is touring
Europe and will come To America IN the
interest OF his people. He Recently gave a
talk at the studio Of Mr.. Holman and Mr..
Charles Holman-Black in Paris at which
many distinguished people were present.
The Minerva Club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. John ~. Coleman. fhe
subject for the afternoon WAS "a debate.
was Ii Best for England for Elizabeth to
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and brought In the verdict that it would
nave been better Tor England had Eliza
beth married.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard N. Nelson cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage last evening by entertaining a few
friends at dinner. A large wooden bowl of
roses in the center of the table was the
only decoration appropriate for the wooden
wedding that was used. Progressive euchre
was played after dinner
Mrs. James n. Rogers gave Il children's
dance last evening at her home on North
Meridian street TOR her daughters. Anna
Louise and Florence. About one hundred
children were present. The four connect
ing rooms were canvaSed and feStooned
with laurel and the mantels were filled
with primroses. An orchestra furnished the
music. Mrs. Rogers was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav A.
Recker and her son Mr.. Newell Rogers,
who Is home from the South for the noli-
days. Among the guests who came to at
tend the party were Miss Lavilla Pratt, of
S~helbyville, and Mr.. Burton McCurdy, OF
Chicago.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. l.. Mackenzie observed
their silver wedding anniversary last even
ing at The Lutheran Church parsonage on
East Walnut street. A general invitation
had been extended to the members of the
congregation. of which Mr.. Mackenzie is
pastor. and their friends to attend an in
formal reception. Mrs. Mackenzie was AS
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick u. Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T.. Myers. Mr.. and
| Mrs. T. NJ. Hildebrand. Mr.. and Mrs. L. st.
G.. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ. Spiegle. Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Ohr. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Johnson, Mrs.
Josephine zimmerman and Mrs. Lydia
Shaneberger in the entertainment of
guests. The house was tastefully adorned
with palms and flowers. Rev. and Mrs.
propriate to the occasion.
PROCTOR-BEAUCHAMP.
Special To the indianapolis Journal.
Upton. Ind. Jan. t.-Mr. Robert Hazel.
wood Proctor and Miss Edith BeauchamI
were married at the residence OF the bride
on the evening of Dec. 20. The groom, al
though quite young, is a successful bust
ness man. a stakeholder and member o
the Upton Lumber Company. and the bride
a daughter of r.. B.. Beauchamp. of the Law
firm of Beauchamp & Mount. The home
stead OF the Beauchamps was-gay i'm it,
holiday attire of holly. mistletoe and smi
lax, and TO these was added a profusion O
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