The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Winifred Stiles has returned from a
visit to Cincinnati and Liberty.
A song service will be given this evening
at the Market-street Temple
Mrs. Benjamin d. Walcott will go to
Chicago to-day for a short visit
Miss nellie Louise Bloode of Mount Car
mel, ILL.,, is the guest of Miss Ella Yule.
Miss Helen Baldwin will entertain a num-
Der of friends tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Alfred Greene, of Evansville, is visit
ing Mrs. John H. Hellekson, in Morton
Place.
Mrs. John L. Griffiths will leave Tues
day to visit friends in Washington and
New York.
Miss ZuebIn, of Chicago, who is visiting
Mrs; Fletcher Hines, will return home
Wednesday.
Miss Harriet ClevengerS guest, will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Miss Ida Sweenie will sing at the Roberts
Park Missionary. Society, to be held this
afternoon with Mrs. j. A. Allison
DR.. c. /. Fletcher and sister Miss Emily
Fletcher, gave a handsome dinner party
last evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sew
erin, jr,
Mrs. ]. H. Holiday received informally
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. George Bur-
CESS, of Cairo, Ill. Mrs. Holiday was as
sisted by her daughter
Mrs. Charles E. Worrell entertained
friends yesterday afternoon for Miss Maud
Glossbrenner, who is to be married Wednes-
day to Mr.. Oscar Parrish.
Mrs. w. b. ALLEN and daughter Mary, of
St Louis. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Coburn Mr.. Allen and his sons will join
them here for the holidays.
Mrs Howard Gale entertained few of
the friends of Miss Zueblin, of Chicago, yes
terday afternoon at palmistry. Miss Zueblin
is visiting Mrs. Fletcher Hines.
Miss May Monfort and Miss Adelaide Mon
visit their grandfather, Mr.. William S.
Hubbard, and family, until Tuesday.
Mrs. ST.. Clair Perry will give a holly
tea and dinner week from TO-DAY Tor
Mauzy. for which invitations will be issued
this week.
Mr.. William S.. Hubbard and daughters
Mrs. Monfort, Mrs Johnson and Mrs.
Thompson, will go to California next month
to spend six weeks with another daughter,
Mrs. Field.
Mr. and Mrs John Edward Cleland have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Harriet and Rev. John Allen
Blair to take place Monday evening. Dec.
20. at $50 o'clock, at the First Presbyterian
Church
At the Rosemary Club, tomorrow after
noon, Miss Julia Fish will read of Hobbies
and Fads, and the conversation has
Culture Banished superstition?" will be led
by Mrs. Herbert Wood. The open day pro-
gramme is postponed until Jan. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn B. Millikan, who have
recently taken possession of their pretty
new home, in Morton place, entertained a
The guests were received in the parlorS, and
later went to the ballroom for the dance.
The next play of the Dramatic Club will
be given Tuesday evening, Dec: a. The
Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Butler and Miss
Margaret Smith. A short farce has been
chosen and the cast will include Mr.. j. F.
Dunn, Mr.. Walter 0. Williams, Mr.. Edwin
Taylor Mrs. Edison Il. Wood Miss Eliza
c. Browning. Miss Kate Smith, Mr.. John
Wallick and Mrs. ]. p. Dunn.
I The Misses Langsenkamp gave a large
Icard party yesterday afternoon twenty
tables being filled with players for progress
sive eucher. Their spacious home, on Vir-
glnia avenue, was decorated with holly and
chrysanthemumS. In the dining room holly
was combined with pink carnations. There
were palms in all of the rooms. The prizes
for the winners were of pretty shaped china,
decorated by Miss Ida Langsenkasnp. The
by Mrs Henry Granting. Among the
guests were Miss Olga Mueller, of st. Paul
Mimi. and Mrs. John Walsh and Miss Lii
liam Walsh, of Detroit.
Mrs. George r. Sullivan entertained land
somely yesterday with tea, at her home,
on North Meridian street. All of the appoint
ments were in admirable taste and the
floral establishment was graceful and
fragrant. Roses were used in the reception
room. dining room and library The hall was
a bower of Southern smilaX, and suspended
with green ribbons. Mrs. Sullivan was as
sisted by a coterie of friends, including
Mrs. Emil Wulschner Mrs. John n. Carey.
Mrs. f. w. Morrison Mrs. w H. Coleman
Mrs. John Middleton. of Louisville. Mrs.
William Scott. Mrs. =. l.. Mayer, Mrs. Har-
old Taylor. Mrs. ii. w. Bennett. Mrs. A. II.
Brown, Mrs. Harry NJ. Ohr and Miss Malott
In the dining room yellow roses filled a large
basket for the center of the table, and were
suspended In dainty wall vases. The guests
included married and young ladies Snd a
number OF out-of-town visitors.
Miss Voss gave an art tea yesterday at
o'clock for her niece, Miss Smith. The