The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Rhea s. Carpenter. of Wabash. is
in the city.
Mrs. W. III. Tennis has returned from a
visit to friends in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Snow will leave soon
for Europe to spend the summer.
Miss Caroline Burford is home from Bos-
ton TO spend the spring vacation of a week
Mrs. Miller, of Lafayette. who is visiting
Mrs. Norris Defrees, will return home
to-day.
Oakley Anderson, son of Mrs. j. E. An
derson. OF North Meridian street Is lying
seriously i'll.
The Flower Circle of Roberts Park
Church will meet with Mrs. Oscar s. Huey
at Woodruff Place, Tomorrow afternoon, at
3 o'clock
A number of young men are arranging
for dance to be given at the Country
Club April % for Miss Jane Fuller of
Washington.
Miss Jessie Miller received informally
YESTERDAY, afternoon for her guest, Miss
ter of Chief Justice Fuller.
Miss Jessie. Bybee has returned from
California, where she has been spending
several weeks in company with her sister,
Mrs. Walter Mllikan and family.
Mrs. Thomas Smith. of Walnut Hills. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. William $:
go to Hot Springs, Ark, next week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Finch. president of the Over
the Teacups Club. will go TO Columbus
Tuesday TO read a paper before the Mon
day Club at the invitation of that organiza-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius B. Swift gave a
small dinner last evening for Mrs. Swift's
sister, Miss Lyon. of Detroit Mrs. J. s.
Holiday will give a luncheon for Miss
Lyon on Saturday.
The annual meeting of the Free Kinder
garten and Children's Aid Society will be
held this afternoon at 2:3G o'clock in the
parIors of Plymouth Church. The meeting
is open to the public.
twelve young ladies Informally yesterday
afternoon in honor of Miss Grace Hull. of
Lafayette, who is visiting. Miss Margaret
also one of the guests.
Mrs. Fletcher Hines entertained the
Fletcher cousins and number of other
relatives yesterday afternoon with "A thim-
Fletcher. The beautiful country home at
Allisonville was made attractive with flow
ers for the event
The annual reunion of the Alumnae AS
sociaton of Glendale College will be held
at the Grand Hotel. Cincinnati April 80
and a banquet win be spread. a number
city viii attend. Mrs. d. W Coffin is to
respond to the toast ''Ye olden Time
The two plays to be presented before the
Dramatic Club Tuesday evening will be
for the benefit of the Boys Club. Miss Car
rie Denny and Miss Jessie Miller have
charge OF the entertainment in behalf Of
a Happy Pair and Poor Plllicoddv =
and attractive performances of both will
be given.
A programme Of unusual interest was
presented at the Matinee Musicale yester-
day afternoon. For a few years there has
been membership composed of students.
Any pupil hearing u certificate from her
instructor j. admitted. The programme
was given by these members and was
thoroughly creditable i'm every particular.
The Vocalists are all pupils of Mr.. Arens
and the pianists represented Mrs. r. NJ,
Hunter Miss Sarah T. Meigs. Mr.. Oliver
willard Pierce. Mr.. Max Leckncr and Miss
Mckenzie Fully half of the number par
ticipating are equal 10 IL not better per-
formers than some already active mem
berS I'm the Musicale. Mrs. Whittier. who
presided thanked the pupils and the teach
erS for arranging so excellent 4 musical
entertainment. The participants were Mrs.
John Arthur Williams. Miss Frances Me
Elwee Miss Anna Rirk. Miss Jessie Pat
terson Miss Alice Halpin. Misses LYDIA and
Cathrine Bell Miss Lillian Moore, Miss
Anna Evans. Miss Maud Bryan. Miss Mar
tha Palmer Miss Clara Koons. Miss Muriel
Hit Miss Helen lockwood. Miss Becker
and Miss Nora Tasgart. Miss Shirley
ments at short notice with much taste and
skill Mr. Oliver Willard Pierce played for
Miss Pattersons song Mr.. Rudolph Kos
ter PLAYED "A violin ohligato for Miss Birk
and Mrs. r. NJ. Hunter played the second
piano part for Miss McElwees number.
The next meeting will be held Thursday,
Anrii % and a recital will be given by Miss
CuiSa Schrader. who Will be assisted by
Miss Wilson pianist of Muncie.