The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Mr. Edgar H. Evans has returned from
visit to New York.
DR.. l.. ID. Waterman will return TO the
Denison TO reside March Is.
There will be a song service Sunday even
ing AZ Roberts Park Church.
Mr.. James r. Henry will leave to-day
for New York 10 make visit.
Mr.. Cortland Van Camp. who is in the
South for his health. is much improved.
Mrs. w. ID. Owen, Miss New and Miss
Hyde are in Chicago TO attend the opera.
Miss Jordan will receive informally to-
night for her guests, Miss Heath and Miss
Cook.
Mr. and Mrs William Gilmore Mcguire
will leave this week for Orlando, Fla, 10
spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7. Roots. who have been
at the Denison six weeks, have returned TO
their home in COnnersvlile.
Mrs. David Braden will not observe her
day at homie to-day on account OF the
Katherine Home reception.
Mrs. Frank Nichols Lewis. of Philadal-
phia. came Monday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Adams.
Mrs Duncan, of Bedford, who is the
guest of Mrs. Ramsey. on North Illinois
street, will return home this week
Senator and Mrs. Duncan of Blooming
ton, who have been here during the ses-
sion OF the Legislature returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. Winifred Hunter Mooney will go 10
Lafayette soon TO give piano recital, in
which she will be assisted by Mrs. Geiger,
baritone.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Ballard enter
tanned the card club of which they are
members last evening at their home on
North Meridian street.
Mrs. Alice Fleming Evans will sing the
offertory at Christ Church Sunday morn
| ing. Her selection will be "Entreat Me
Not to Leave Thee by Gounod.
| Rev. and Mrs. Milburn entertained Rev.
and Mrs. j. Cumming Smith at dinner
| Monday evening, and "A number OF friends
| called in the evening to meet them.
| The Misses Bryant, of No. 4O5 North Illi-
| their card club and few other friends
yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. T. Nj. Talbot. of North Illinois
| street. has gone 10 Peru TO attend the flu
neral of Mrs Hale who died suddenly
| city.
| Mr.. John A. Allison has returned from
| Vincennes, where he has had charge OF
| the music in the revival services conducted
| in the First Presbyterian Church of that
| city.
| The annual reception and fair of the
| Katherine Home will be held this after
noon from to o'clock at the home, cor
| ner of Capitol avenue and Eleventh street.
| A short musical programme will be given
| during the afternoon by Miss Dagget, harp
/ ist. and Master Thad Rich, vioiinist, will
| play.
The first Earlham reception iL this city
| will take place this evening at the Friends
| Church. at the corner of North Alabama
and East Thirteenth streets (Oid Home
| avenue) There will be a programme of
addresses by G.. w. Powell, Dr. Evan Had
| ley, j. 4. Dunn, George Carter and Frank
| McCrea, who are limited to five minutes
each. Other attractive features have also
| been arranged.
Senator ana Mrs. T. T. Ellison. who
| have been at the Grand Hotel, left yester-
| day. Mr.. Ellison will return to his home
in FIT. Wayne and Mrs. Ellison will go to
been the recipient of many social attentions
| while in this city. where she has large
circle of friends. She is an accomplished
| musician and a woman of unusual mental
| and social attachments.
The German Literary Club was enter
| tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Will
liam Hearle. A programme of spring
| time was presented, and proved most de-
| lightful. The season was praised in prose,
| verse song and instrumental music. Those
Saang part r were Mrs Ms RegSn Mrs
| Mrs. Sickles, who recited or read from
Goethe: Heine. Ruckert. Lenan or Geibel,
Mrs Eaglesfeid and Mrs. Painter. who
| played. The composers illustrated were
Schubert. Schumann and Mendlessohn.
Mrs. Frank Kenny entertained about
! eighty children yesterday afternoon with a
birthday party for two of her daughters,
| Marie, who is fifteen, and Marguerite, who
| is ten. The hours were from 10 and the
| guests were entertained with games and
| dancing. Supper was served at two tables
Marie presiding at one and Marguerite at
| the other. In the center of each was a
| mound of Smilax with parti-colored candles
! equal to the number of birthdays of the
| respective hostesses, and there were flowers
given as favors and just before the depar-
ture OF the guests each was presented with
| q box of candy Mrs. Kenny was assisted
| by Mrs. Ennis and Miss Martha OF and
the children by Miss Mary Clune and Miss
Amelia OFF.
| WATKINS-8I ALLISTER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
| MUNCIE. Ind. March 9.-The narriag
| OF Mr.. Frederick Watkins. of Chicago, and
| Miss Vertie McAllister took place at the
| brides home this morning. After the wed
| ding breakfast the couple departed for
| Chicago where the groom Is freight
| agent. The bride is vocalist of much
| note. and has been located i'm Chicago for
| coma time taophipor wool music