The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Ethel Faily went to CrawtordsVille
yesterday TO attend the commencement eX-
erciseS.
Miss Katherine Sullivan is the guest of
Mr. Maurice ThompsOn's family at CraW-
louisville.
Mrs. f. G. Darlington will return to-day
from visit to her mother, Mrs. Bucklng-
ham, of GAINESVILLE, O.
Mrs S. S. Harrell and daughter Edna,
of Brookville are spending few days with
friends at No. 100 Broadway,
Mrs. j. w. K. Lemon is visiting Mrs. c.
e. Lemon. at her home, on North Alabama
street, near Sixteenth new)
DIR. Rilus Eastman has returned home
from the University of Berlin from Which
he was graduated last August.
Mrs. C. S. Denny and daughter; Miss
Denny, will go to CraWfordsville tuesday
to spend a few days with friends.
Miss Marjorie Ellis will entertain a few
friends informally this morning for Miss
Holden, who is en- route to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Wallace and chill
dren will go to CEawfordsyllle7 en- next ext week
to visit General and Mrs. Lew Wallace.
Mrs Albert Baker and daughter Ellen
will go to Charlottesville Monday to spend
the week with Professor and Mrs. Camp
bell
Miss Myrtle shumate formerly of this
city, is spending few days with Mrs
Frank NJ. Milikan, No. 1850 North Della
ware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Morss and daugh-
They will spend two weeks visiting friends
in the East before coming to this city.
Miss Mary Thompson will be at home in
formally this afternoon for Mrs. Clifford
Sunderland Losey, formerly Miss Gertrude
Gillette of this city, who was married at
Ashtabula, o., last week. No invitations
have been issued.
Mr. William c. Bobbs entertained new
directory of the Dramatic Club Thursday
evening with a dinner at the Country Club.
The table was decorated by Mrs Ripple
with flowers and gracefully shaped leaves.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs; j. K. Sharpe
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Woollen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Coburn. Miss Jane Graydon,
Mr.. Wallace Krag and Mr.. Page Chapman
A choice programme marked the last
meeting of the Over the-TeacupS yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Henry Coe, on
North Pennsylvania street Mrs John w.
Jones, the new president, read paper on
''Wit, Wisdom and Realism OF the B1geIoW
Papers" and Mrs. NJ. l.. Haines gave a
review Of ''LoWel's Poetry" The conVersa-
ton on the second paper was led by Mrs.
A r. Hale. The usual social hour followed.
The Epworth League of Broadway M. f.
Church rendered a reception to the church
members last Wednesday evening: The
flowers, flags and bunting. An historical ad-
dress. by Mr.. w. H Atkinson, a prophecy
of the future. by Mr. l.. f. Dimmitt, and
a congratulatory speech by the president.
Mr.. Herbert NJ Atkinson, were features or
the evenings entertainment An eXGell LEI
musical programme was also rendered The
young ladies of the society prettliy attlred
in costumes of white and red the EpWorth
coors, served ices and distributed taVors
in the church parlors.
RECITAL OF MISS BELL.
Miss Catherine Llewellyn Bell a pupil of
Mr. O. w. Pierce, gave her graduation re-
cital last evening at the Metropolitan
School of Music. Miss Bell has attained
considerable reputation as an amateur play
er of merit and now that she has success
fully concluded the several years work she
will take her place among the ADVANCED
pianists of the city She played with skin
and artistic finish. Her programme, incluG-
ing "Fantasie in Form of Sonata, by
Saran; "Gonoliera," by Moszkowski
''Nachstueck' and BIRD as Prophet, by
Schumann. and "Rhapsodie No. H., by
List. Miss Bell was, assisted by Miss Stella
Riddell, soprano who sang a "Hush-a-by
Song" by Root, and the beautiful Bird
and the Rose" by Horrocks.
RINEHART-M ELVAINE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind, June 11.-Andrew Rine-
hart and Miss Anna McElvaine were united
IN marriage last evening at the residence
of the brides grandfather, j. J. Frey in
this CITY. Rev. J. n. Baxter officiating.