The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-02-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. George Warren is spending a month
at Martnsville.
Dr. Geo. f. Coughlin has returned from
the Bahama islands.
Mrs. Edward Ducas will entertain at
cards Monday afternoon.
The Clytus Club and the Lae-Tus Clubs
held their regular dances last evening.
Mrs. Charles W. Moores has returned
from a visit to relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aquilla Q. Jones gave
childrens dance last evening for their son
Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Henderson will leave
Monday for California TO be gone two
months.
terrain Church held social last evening In
the church parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Heath enter
tanned friends at cards last evening at their
home on College avenue.
Miss Deborah d. Moore will return
Wednesday from visit TO her aunt, Mrs.
Albert Fletcher. and family in Milwaukee.
Miss Florence Malott will return early
next week from st. Louis, where she has
been visiting the Misses Hill for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, of Woodruff Place,
entertained a number of the residents OF
Woodruff Place with a Valentine party last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest p Matthews who
have been making their home in Evansville
for few years, have returned to this city
TO reside.
Miss Lucy Holiday entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon and among the guests
was Miss Kirby, who is visiting Mrs. Ar
thur Deuel. Gates.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Ed
win Farmer, pianist, and Miss PARROT, of
Dayton, o.. who visited Mrs. Lafayette
Page last summer.
Mrs. John G.. Dean entertained the young
ladies of the Classical School residence last
evening with party at her home on North
Pennsylvania street.
Washington's birthday and the anniver-
sary of the society will be observed by
Z. G.. Atkins Feb. q.
Mrs. John Stevenson will give a luncheon
Monday for Mrs. +. c. Gardners guests.
Mrs: Orr, of Attica; Mrs. Harry Martin, or
Covington. and Miss Kramer, of Laporte.
social in the interest of the Sunday
| school was held last evening in the parlors
of the Second Presbyterian Church under
the direction Of the new Sunday school SUI
| perintendent, Mr.. Matson.
Mrs NJ Deitrichs assisted by her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. A. z. Deitrichs entertained
number of German friends yesterday
| ladies gave a family dinner party
Mrs. c. f. Merrifeld entertained about
fifty friends handsomely at cards yesterday
afternoon at her home on Broadway. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with va
riety OF flowers and artistic prizes were pre-
scented.
| Mr. and Mrs. James S. Cruise went to St.
| home they will be accompanied by Mrs.
| Cruse's mother. Mrs. Eliza Jones, who has
| been visiting her daughter Mrs. Brownen.
since the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Cruise.
| The valentine party this afternoon. from 2
| to g. at the Propylaeum, will be the event
of the week for children. There will be
dancing in the west parlor, postoffice and
| other features In the east parlor, The pro-
ceeds are for the Rector's Aid Society OF
| Christ Church.
The Misses Shower gave hearts" party
| ping, of Covington, KY, who is the guest of
Miss Jeanette Foster. The tally cards were
heart-shaped and many of the appoint
| ments, as well as the prizes, were of this
| form, appropriate to the Valentine season
Invitations have been received by the la
dies who attended school at Pennington,
Conn.,, for reunion next month at Farm
| ington Lodge. This lodge is a large farm
| house sustained by the students and gradu-
| ates of the school for the purpose of giving
| holidays in the country TO working girls in
| New York 1t has been largely endowed.
Mrs. Bement Lyman, Mrs. H. Bates. jr.,
and Misses Florence and Carrie Malott and
Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown are among
the Harrington students in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Carey gave a dinner
OF fourteen covers last evening in honor of
Rev and Mrs, c. ~ Sims In honor Of
| the national colorS. Red white and blue
| hyacinths formed the centerpiece. set on
| The names of the guests were on the white
| stripes of the tri-color satin ribbons and
| each had n quotation from Lincoln. AT
| each end of the table were three silk flags
| stacked. All of the appointments were in
| harmony with the general idea.
| reception was given yesterday after
| noon and last evening in the rooms of the
| Young Woman's Christian Association TO
| the new members. Two factions of the So
| ciety have been interested in soliciting new
| members. The result was recently made
| known. The reds" Miss Flora Shank. cap
| tain, secured 81 and the blues. Miss Flora
| Austin. captain 277 new members 1t was
| thought at first the side getting the
4 greatest number would give a banquet to
1 the others. On account of the suffering in
| the city il was decided TO abandon the ban
quet and have each member contribute
| some article of food for the Charity Organ
I ization Society. This was done, and the re-
| suit was a goodly assortment of food. The
entertainment consisted of drill by the
| gymnasium class, music by Miss Minnie
| Deiner, Miss Iliff. Miss Frances McElwee
| and Mrs Helen Dalrymple Rice a music
| box also was heard. FavorS for the occa-
sion were tiny fans tied with red or blue
| ribbons. The membership contest gives a