The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Fox has returned from visit
of six weeks TO friends I'm Chicago.
Mrs. Wood. of Dansville. y. Y, will come
Friday TO visit Mrs. julius +. Pratt.
Bishop and Mrs John Hazen White will
go abroad in June TO spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson and Mrs.
Wulsin and children have friends from Hot
Springs.
abroad the last of May TO be absent several
months.
Dir. and Mrs. S. ID. Pray left last night
for Omaha to visit relatives for a week or
ten days.
Miss Amac. who has been the guest of
Miss Sue Read, has returned to her home
in st. Louis
Mr.. Clarence ID. Ingraham, of st. Louis.
formerly of this city, spent yesterday here
with old friends
Mr.. John Fox. of Purdue University is
spending the holidays with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Fox.
Miss Lois Pratt. who has been spending
her vacation at home, will return to school
at New Milford. Conn, to-day.
Mrs. John l.. Griffiths will receive infor-
mally Thursday afternoon for her guest.
Miss LISA Cipriani. Of Chicago
p,s The Y. P; s. c; f: of the TabernaeIe
day evening in the church parlOrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis r Roots of Con-
nersvile. are visiting Mr.. James T.. Rob-
erts, of No. so North Meridian street.
MrS. IlOS. Nln1errOWd, NO. so Centra1
avenue. will not observe her usual recep-
ton days, Tuesday. during the remainder
Of the season.
Mrs. Pierce Norton will leave next month
for London, England. where she will visit
her sister, Mrs Thomas Kingan, at St.
Johns Wood.
Mr. Mitchell Mayberg returned to ST.
Louis Sunday Mrs. Mayberg will remain
some time to visit her parents. Rabbi and
Mrs. Messing.
Mrs. Eliza G.. Wiley has issued invite tions
Tor Friday afternoon. when Mrs. William
Line Elder will read her. paper on The
Evolution of the Heroine.
The marriage is announced of Miss Eve
lyn Morris. of this city. and Mr.. l.ail. of
Denver Miss Morris left last Wednesday
for Denver TO meet Mr.. Lail.
The Young Peoples Auxiliary of Roberts
Park Church have engaged Aunt samantha
Allen TO exhibit her album in the church
parlors on Wednesday evening.
Miss Hettie Adams has invited the MEM
ernoor at 2:3O o'clock. in honor of Miss
Edna M:Gilliard. who is to be married next
week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Mcdowell of Kenosha,
Wis. are guests of Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Mil
burn. Mrs. MacDowell will receive this
afternoon with Mrs. Milburn. her regular
reception day
Members of the Dramatic Club who de-
sire tickets for visitors 10 the performance
this evening will secure them of the presi
dent. Mr.. William j. Brown. IN the absence
OI MT. Arrlck In the East.
The Zerelda Wallace Club will have an
open day Monday. April 26 at the home of
Mrs Daniel +. Fleener, No. 1894 North Me-
ridian street Miss Noble will read d paper
on How to Read Books"
The engagement is announced of Miss
Rhea Mckee and Mr.. Henry Taylor of Co
lumbus. o. Miss Mckee is the niece of
Mr.. James |. Lodge. of this city, and has
visited here. The wedding Is 10 occur In
June.
Miss Louise Schrader will give a song re-
cital before the Matinee Musicale Thursday
afternoon. assisted by Miss Wilson. of
Muncie. NonmemberS will be admitted
TO other artist recitals on the payment of
the usual fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Eckhouse have issued
invitations for a dinner tomorrow even
St. Louis. The invitations are in rhyme
and the responses are To be in the same
form. with a prize for the best.
Miss Elizabeth Dye will return tomorrow
from a short visit to her sister, Mrs. Cush-
ing, in Pittsburg. Thursday evening Miss
Dye VII give a dinner i'm honor of Miss
Lucy Williams and Mr.. Harvey NJ Blan-
ton, who are 20 be married in a few weeks.
The WomeLs S Missionary Society of the
Tabernacle Church will meet in the church
parors lits afternoon Mrs; ketchem will
read paper on Alaska The hoStesses for
the day will be Mrs. Finlay Pugh. Mrs.
Arthur II. Webb and Mrs. a. Il. Mitchell.
Mr.. Arthur w. Peterson of the News.
was married last evening in Chicago TO
Mrs T. 5. Young. They will return to this
city tomorrow to reside. Miss Young Wis
tied her aunt, Mrs. John f. Scott, here last
winter. and became we'll known on account
y: her talent as pianist.
The ladies of the Maennerchor gave an
Easter ball last evening at MaennerchOr
members and their friends. Preparations
for the event were elaborate and the hall
was in appropriate and. festal dress for
the event. AT either side of the stage We're
yNhiph m O
glories and southern smilax. Across the
front OF the stage was broad row of flow
ers. daisies. geranumS and other gay bios
scms intermingled with green. Each of the
wall chandeliers also decked i'm bios
SONS and green. In the room at the left
of the stage the walls were draped en-
tirely in white and decorated with smilax
and flowers forming dainty and pleasing
effect. Favors were distributed from a ta-
bic festooned with asparagus. ferns and
carnations. The orchestra, directed by Mr..
Ernestinoff. played for the grand march,
which was led by Mrs. Frederick Francke.
president of the society. and Mr.. Otto Fren-
eel. who were followed by long lines of
couples, all afterward taking part i'm the
and at long tables. which were decorated
with gay-colOred eggs, tissue napkins and
fanciful dishes TO resemble flowers. The
committees who were responsible for the
success of the affair included:
Arrangements Committee = Mrs F.
Erancke, Miss wicker; Mrs; Paul Krauss,
Burkhardt, Mrs. Theo. Hoffman.
Music Committee-Mrs. c. Adams Mrs.
A. III. Balls. Mrs. o. f. Frenzel. Mrs. Theo-
Reyer. Miss Resner. Miss Schulmeyer
Miss Mueller Miss Ernestinoff.
Reception Committee-Mrs. w. Rhode
hamel. Mrs. o. n. Frenzel, Mrs Loring
Schmidt. Mrs. Andy Smith. Mrs " Jose.
Mrs. George Mannfield. Miss Becker Miss
Reisner, Miss Frick, Miss Steffen. Miss
Greiner Miss Busenberg
Refreshments Committee-MrS. II. kipp.
Mrs. Joe Schneider. Mrs Ernestinoff. Mrs.
II. Roepke. Mrs. +. Happelsberger. Mrs w
Junglaus. Mrs r. Feldkamp. Mrs. A Doep-
pers. Mrs. G.. Weis.
MAUDE-GORDON
NEW YORK, April 19.-Miss Daisy Cor
don, of Cleveland. o., was married TO Wal
ter ID. s. Maude, of England, and Texas.
in st. Agnes Church. this city. to-day The
bride is a granddaughter of Henry Smith
who was collector of the port of Cleveland
under President Andrew Johnson's adminis-
tration.
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