The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-04
Per.onaI and social Notes.

Mr.. Otto l.. Kipp returned yesterday from
Dallas, Tex.
Miss Cecil Clune will issue invitations soon
for dinner dance.
Mrs. A. F. Kleinschmidt will go to Adrian,
Mich, tomorrow to visit a friend.
Mr.. William Churchman, who has been
in New York, has returned home.
Mrs. Frank w. Wood went to Martins
vile yesterday to spend few weeks.
Misses Mildred and Harriet Morris. of st.
Louis. are guests of Miss Florence Day.
Mr.. George Lilly, of Anderson, is visiting
his brother, Mr.. j. w. Lilly and family.
Mrs. w. d. Cole, of Rushville, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas H. Parry.
Mrs. L. S. Ayres and family have taken
apartments at the Denison House for the
winter.
Mrs. Helen Allen of Terre Haute, is
spending few days with Mrs. Charles c.
O'Boyl9.
The marriage of Mr.. Maurice O'Connor
and Miss Hyland will take place Thanks
giving week.
Miss Elsa Wocher will entertain Friday
afternoon Nov. &c. and will give a dinner
in the evening.
The Needle Society of the First Presby-
terian Church will meet Tuesday afternoon
in the church parlorS.
Mrs. Catherine James and Mrs ]. Van
B. Anthony, of New York, are guests of
Mrs. James w. Lilly.
Miss Margaret Hamilton, who went to
. =. d. L
will return home soon.
Miss Lavelle Lynch and Miss Mary Thorn
son. of Edinburg will come next week to
visit Miss Annie c. Reaun1e.
Mrs Winifred C.: stilwell. of Anderson,
and Mrs. Martha Thayer of Bloomington
are visiting friends in the city
Mr.. ]. H. Pattison has returned from a
visit to Troy N Y. Mrs. Pattison will re-
main a few weeks visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank James will take pos
of q
of Delaware and Seventeenth streets, next
week.
Mrs. James r. Wagner, of New York,
and Miss Mary Hamilton Dreher, of Chi
cago, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
WATSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Brenneke have issued
invitations for large card party Monday
evening, Nov. Is, in honor of Mr. Duvall
of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen M. Fletcher have is
sued invitations for a party "Wednesday
evening, Nov. II, at their home on North
Meridian street
Grace Reals of 1.-The Prisoner of zenda"
Company. will stop with her cousin Mrs.
Maria Maxwell No. 28 Fort Wayne avenue,
during her stay in the city
The engagement has been announced of
the Hon. John S. Duncan, of this city, and
Mrs. H. 0. Hynes, of Richmond, the we'd
ding to occur some time this month.
Mrs: j. H. Greenstreet entertained a few
friends at dinner yesterday in honor of
Mrs. Katherine Lilly, of Mount Clemens,
Mich, and Mrs Mary Lilly, of Anderson.
General and Mrs. James r. Carnahan an
Eounee the engagement of their Youngest
Burford. The marriage will occur Thanks
giving week
Mrs Mcdonald Robinson held her first
reception since her marriage. yesterday aft
ernooh at her pretty new home on East
Twentieth street In the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson We're at home informally.
William Braden, Z. E. Braden and Mas
oil Dra01 OF
House. They are the sons and grandsons
of Mrs. William Braden formerly of this
city. and came here to join their mother
the family will make it's home.
Mr.. j. NJ Dennis's fine painting, THE
Tambourine Girl now on exhibition at
fIe Is attracting much attention
tacheS to it from the resemblance borne
by. the girl to well-known Indianapolis
lady. The picture is to be sold for the bene-
fit of the art booth of the Flower Mission
fair.
The first coaching lesson in golf will be
given this afternoon at the Country Club
by Mr.. i'weedie, an Eastern expert. Satur-
day afternoon at the Country Club will be
the society day and golf day hereafter. A
tea will be served by the directors and the
wife of one will be hostess. Mrs. j. K. Lilly
will preside the coming Saturday. The
club membership has but five vacancies
now; and the popularity Of. the delightful
clubhouse has grown steadily.
The first play of the Dramatic Club for
this season will be given Tuesday evening.
Nov. 20, at the Propylaeum. The commit
tee in charge is Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin d.
Walcott. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martndale,
Miss Newcomer, Miss Foster and Mr.. Com
ly. The. play to be given is He is Not
Jealous" a translation from the German,
made by Mrs. John o. Perrin, of Lafay-
cite, a member of the Dramatic Club. The
cast is as follows Cecilia, Miss Elizabeth
Dye; Mamselle, Miss Margaret Carey; DR..
Hohendorf, Mr.. Horace Hord, and Bau-
mann. Mr.. Arba I. Perry.
Mrs Marshall T. Levey observed her first
reception yesterday afternoon at her home
on North Alabama street. Mrs. Levey was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. E. r. Parry.
and Mr.. Levey's mother Mrs. William M
Levey. In the dining room Miss Elsa Woch-
er, Miss Alberta Won Rake, Miss Clara
Scholz and Miss Freda Walk presided and
at the punch bowl were Miss Cora Griffith
and Miss Frances Pangborn. The rooms
were tastefully adorned with flowers. In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Levey received and
were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Parry and
the same friends as in the afternoon. There
were numerous callers. Mrs. w. M. Levey
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