The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-02
0ENTIOT DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
UuN11Ul sz.ss When Building
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Coreopsis Dancing Club gave its first
entertainment of the season last evening at
Y. M. /. Hall.
Mrs. c. w. Mcclure, of Louisville, is the
guest of Mrs. M. e. MCGUIRE, and family,
2l3 North New Jersey street.
Mr. Walton, of Lafayette, will come to-
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. Henry Cox,
on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr. w. r. Noble Mr.. w. t. Barnes and
DR.. Soils Runnels will go squirrel hunting
next week near Martinsville.
Efr John Rogers, of London, and Miss
Houchin, OF Washington D. c., are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Tanner and
family.
Miss Pearl Haynes, who has been spend
Ing q few days with her aunt, Mrs. l.. c.
Walker, win return to her home in Rich
mond this evening.
The engagement of Miss Augusta Day
Lyon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Lyon, and Mr.. William Maclay Hall, jr., of
Pittsburg. is announced. The wedding is
set for Oct. 20.
Mrs. d. b. Knickerbacher has returned to
the city after spending the summer in Sara
toga and Brooklyn and is with Mrs. Har-
riet A. Bingham on North Pennsylvania and
Eighteenth streets.
Miss Eleanor Whitcomb is in Rockville
and will spend the winter with Mrs. Whip
pie Mrs. Whipple gave a reception at her
home last evening. and Miss Whitcomb was
one OF the guests of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. q. M. Cornelius and son, Of
Washington, ID. O., are here to spend a
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Cornelius. Mr.. George Cornelius is con-
nected with the Government Printing office.
Messrs. Edward and Roger Eoote gave
ehafing dish party Thursday evening for
Rev. William Norman Guthrie, who spoke
at the Contemporary Club Wednesday
evening DIR. Guthrie returned home yester-
day.
Mrs NJ NJ Lands. who has returned to
this city to live, is with her sister, Mrs.
Anna Hays, on North Delaware street. Mr..
and Mrs John Leland Greenleaf and daugh-
for arn With Mr. nd Ire rt,,tt Il,
on North Illinois street.
The new club which there has been some
talk of forming will be known as a social
club. and the membership will consist of
families. 1t will have dramatic and other
features. and will not in any way interfere
with the present Dramatic Club, being on
an entirely different plan
Mrs. Fletcher Hines entertained thirty Ia.
dies at luncheon yesterday at her country
house at Millersvilla. The house was dec
grated with the flags of nations which she
collected during q trip abroad The name
cards We're miniature flags on satin ribbons,
with the name card attached to the stand
of the different flags. The whole entertain
ment was Ia excellent taste
Mrs. A. r. Mayo gave delightful recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home, on
North Pennsylvania street. entertaining
about fifty of Mrs. +. NJ. Farquhars friends
in her honor. The several rooms We're most
attractive with their iioral adornment of
golden rod, and pink roses in the parlors
and pink carnations in the dining room.
Mrs. Mayo was assisted by her daughters
and number of other friends In the enter
tanning of the company. Mrs. Farquhar
has been resident of this city for many
years. She IS the guest of Mrs w. II. II.
Miller until Monday, when she will leave
FOR Minneapolis, Mlnn 10 join her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Eugene Hay and Miss Caroline
Farquhar.
Mrs. Clark e. Mallory gave a reception
yesterday afternoon 10 a large company of
friends at her home on North Pennsylvania
street. Receiving with Mrs Mallery I'm the
pretty red parlor were her mother Mrs Geo
Spellmnn. and Mrs. G. Z. Honenbeck The
adOfnn ent of the broad reception hall and
the parlor We're Meteor ana American Beau
~ roses in handsome vases Palms were
arranged about the room and slnilax en-
twined the artistic grins above Che doors
In the south room Where the hangings ira
green. pink roses filled the vases and from
a cut glass punch bowl Mrs. Francis Jen-
nngs and Mrs Walter Goodall served the
refreshment In the blue and white dining
room, white roses were combined with
maidenhair fern and smilax. and presiding
at the daintily appointed table were Mrs
Harry 9. Smith and Mrs. j. III. Lotshar
and assisting them in passing the cups We're
Mrs. Herbert H. Hadley and Mrs. r. A
Swain. In the Oriental room, with its rich
hang1nss ai:d rugs, yellow predominated
and garden flowers we're used. Coffee was
poured by Mrs J. e Stephenson. assisted
by Mrs. George Hawkins. Mrs. b. s.
Muchmore of sEelbyville were special
guests of the hostess and assisted in the
parlor. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
lery entertained the ladies' from Shelbyyille
with Mr.. Swain and Mr. DePrez and the
NeighbOrhoOd Club. at cards The occasion
was the thirteenth anniversary Of the mar
rage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory.
FOR MR.. AND MRS. ELLIOTT.
An elegant party was given last evening
by ex-Judge and Mrs Byron X Elliott in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick
Elliott. who were married in June and spent