The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. S. A. Van Ness. of the Windsor, has
gone TO Lafayette.
Miss Blanche Lee has issued Invitations
for q company, Saturday afternoon, In
honor of Miss Mount.
The IT. Z. G.. Card Club will be enter
tanned tomorrow afternoon by Miss Jo-
sephine Brermerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson will enter
tain at cards tomorrow evening at their
home on Senate avenue
Mrs. Oliver p. Morton has gone to Wash
ington, ID. c., to join her son, Mr.. John
Morton, for few days.
Mr. Ray Scott is making arrangements
for young peoples dance at the Bren-
neke Academy, March rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hovey will give a chill
dren's party Friday afternoon at their
home, Illinois and Eighth streets.
Mrs. Charles b. Pfaff. of Chicago. came
with her sister. Mrs. John w. Browning.
Mrs. Louis c. Deschler will give a card
party; Tuesday afternoon, for Mrs. George
w. StoutS guests, Mrs. Row and Miss
Wadley of Dubuque, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parvin Heron enter
tanned a few of their unmarried friends last
evening with "a hearts" party at their
home on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. J. Alfred Barnard gave a supper at
the Columbia Club and a bowling at the
German House last evening for Mr. and
Mrs. George l.. Bradbury and their guest,
Mrs. Norton, of Chicago.
Il
pleasant company yesterday afternoon at
her home on North Alabama street. Mrs
Wallace Donnon read her paper on Mot
leys the Only Wear prepared and read
before = club a few weeks ago.
The visiting artists. Mr.. Duveneck. Mr.
Meakin and Mr.. Fanny. of Cincinnati; Mr.
Bringhurst and Mr. Won Saltza. of ST.
Louis Mr. Paulus, of Dertoit. and Mr.
Adams. of Muncie. who were here Monday
and Tuesday, returned TO their homes yes
terday.
The Misses Dilks entertained number
of young ladies at hearts yesterday
afternoon. inviting their unmarried friends
to meet their sister, Mrs. Charles Lloyd
Wayne. who has recently come here to
reside. The floral appointments and the
prizes were artisticaIly chosen.
quiet wedding occurred at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Franklin
and M MAR e. a 9f t foo
place. Rev. Jas. A. Sargent officiating
Only the immediate families We're present.
| bus. o. being the only guests from out Of
| town Mr. and Mrs. Kaler will be at home
| to their friends after April l at 1910 Ken
| wood avenue.
| Bieler. gave a delightful card party yester-
day afternoon for a large company of
| friends. The pretty home in Morton Place
| was tastefully arranged for the event and
was fragrant with lilies in the hall and
| pink roses in the parlor. Daffodils adorned
the library and smilax entwined the fret
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| signed with q heart. club diamond and
! spade i'm colors. Among the fifty guests
| was Miss Senour. of Shelbyville. who is
visiting Mrs. Schlotzhauer and Miss Pye.
| The annual reception at the katherine
| Home. yesterday afternoon, was largely at
| tended. The board OF managers received
| the visitors and presided i'm several rooms
| while the young ladies Of the auxiliary
| board did the honors for the sweets and
| flowers. The six old ladies who make up
| the family at the home were arrayed I'm the
| neatest of gowns and kerchefs and re-
| ceived their friends in their own apart
| ments or mingled with the others who
| lowered about the teacups in the dining
| room, the cakes and salads in another
| room or sat in the wide reception room
| and watched the visitors enter. II was a
day full of interest for them. The home
| was inspected and many envied the old
ladies their delightful abiding place. Flow
| ers had been brought for decoration. and
| with the golden sunlight streaming through
| the windows the home was like a gala
| place. During the afternoon Miss Cora
F, Daggett played several harp solos beauti-
| fully.