The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Rariden is the guest of Mrs.
n. r.. Dalton. at the Blacherne.
Mrs. John VI. Butler and Mr.. and Mrs. A..
n. Snow have returned from their visit to
California.
Miss Susan Todd. who has been spending
this week in Kentucky. will return home
tomorrow.
Mrs. j. F. wallick will discontinue her
reception day. Friday, for the remainder of
the season.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will
meet to-day with Mrs. j. NJ. Payer, No. 453
Park avenue.
Mr.. Warrack. OF Denver. Col. is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Lewis Wallace, jr., Op West
Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Seeds will entertain
Ut cards this evening in honor of Miss
Black, OF Springfield. o., who is their guest.
Miss Greta Cook. of Park avenue. gave
a pretty spring flower luncheon yesterday
In honor OF her guest, Miss Mabel Grimes.
OF Anderson.
Ex-Governor Cumback and wife will
spend Sunday with their son. Mr.. viii
Cumback. jr.. at his home. No. 4i6 North
Alabama street.
Miss Irene Ferris and Miss Kathryn Nor
rison left yesterday for Detroit, where they
will spend a fortnight. and afterward they
VIII go to Canada TO make a visit.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Plum nave taken
MIR. and Mrs. F. Il. Matson have taken the
rooms recently occupied by Mr.. Plum.
Mrs; Louis Haughey. who has been visit
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VINO has been visiting her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. I. IA. Jameson. will return to-day TO
their homes in Chicago.
The Misses Terrence were hostesses for
q delightful card party yesterday at their
home or North Meridian street. given i'm
honor OF Miss Henrietta Darby. of Chicago,
who is visiting Miss Lucy Hamilton.
The board of deacons of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church will give their annual re-
ceptlon this evening from S TO 10 o'clock. at
the church parlors. to the members and
friends OF the church and congregation.
Mrs. H. A. Mansfield gave the second of
n series of companies yesterday afternoon
at her home in Morton Place i'm honor OF
her mother. Mrs. Freeland. Of Spencer,
decorated with spring flowers.
Miss Esther Swain entertained yesterday
afternoon with a losamachy party in honor
Among the out of town guests were Mrs.
William K. Mooney. of Columbus. Mrs. =
+. Neal: of Noblesville and Miss Casky. of
South Bend.
Mrs. Addison Bybee gave a coffee vester-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. William r.
Mason The rooms were adorned with
roses, carnations and marguerites tastefulIy
arranged The entertainment was espe-
ciaIIy enjoyable on account of the socia biIity
and ~informality. Coffee was served 10 ali Of
the guests in the dining room.
Mrs. Emma l.. Davidson. OF Peru. the re-
firing state librarian. will return home to-
day. During Mrs. Davidson's residence in
this city she has made a large circle of
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and has taken an interest not only I'm her
work at the Statehouse. but in a number
OF church and other matters.
Mrs. Dwight Fraser gave an informal
luncheon to fifteen yesterday i'm honor of
Miss Adelaide Packard. of New Albany.
who came Wednesday 10 visit her for a
week. Pink prevailed in the artistic deco
rations OF the table After the luncheon
there was an informal musicale, i'm which
Miss Packard and Mrs. Carroll partici-
pated.
The last OF a series of entertainments
will be given this evening at the home of
Mrs. j. " Rogers by the members of the
ChiidreT 5 Mission. The children of the
neighborhOod have been meeting during
the ent re season with Mrs. Gustav Rocker
ana Ms SwigSett, and working for the
poor. They have kept eighty children
clothed. The programme arranged for to-
nlEht VIII consist OF tableapx. recitations.
music and other interesting 4eatures. ci;en
entirely by children.
The members OF the first and sixth sec
lions or the Free Kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Society will save a tea to-nor-
row afternoon and evening al the home of
Mrs John g New Inter esting programmes
have been provided for ffternoon and even
ing. For the former Miss Carrie Hyatt will
take part and for tho latter Mr.. Thomas
Bard Arnold. There Is probably no nom
professional In the State who is such an