The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Josephine Heron is visiting friends
in ShelbyviIle.
Mrs. Frederick r. Gall is home from Exc
ter for the holidays.
Mrs. Kate p. Morris will go to Noblesville
Friday to attend large party.
Mr.. Albert Durham Johnson and wife have
returned home from Greencastle.
Mrs. j. IL. Walsh (nee Clune) leaves for
her home in Detroit Wednesday morning.
Miss Grace Davis of Chicago is visiting
her parents on North New Jersey street.
Miss Mary Potter, of Glendale o., is Wis
iting her brother, Or. Theodore Potter, and
wife.
Miss Helen Matthews, of Clinton, will
come the last of the week to visit Miss Ber-
tina Gall.
Miss Florence Coffin will go to Lafayette
tomorrow to visit Mrs. Henry ViDton for
three weeks.
Miss Tula Safer will entertain friends
Friday evening at her home on East Thir-
teenth street.
Mrs. John Downey Johnson, of North
New Jersey street, is visiting relatives In
Pittsfield Ill
Mrs. Runge and daughter, Mrs Weiss,
neon at cards.
Mr. Harry Thompson, of Detroit. is visit
ing his mother on East Tenth street, near
Cornell avenue. 44
Miss Louise Schellsehmidt will give mu-
Sicale Thursday evening at her home on
East Ohio street
Mrs. Nellie Barth has returned home from
Laurel, Ind, where she has spent several
weeks visiting friends.
Miss Laurel c. Thayer, who is attending
the State University, is spending week
with friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank will give a party ,a at
the Propylae Friday evening for their
daughter, Miss Emma Frank.
Mrs. Herbert. c. Jones mee Davis, of
Chicago, is visiting Miss Lettie Victoria
Fleming, on East South street.
Miss Mabel Lutz, Of Woodruff Place, will
receive informally tomorrow afternoon for
her guest Miss Morris, of Boston.
Mrs. G. f. r. Porter and daughter Helen
are spending the holidays with Mrs. Ride
nour, on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius b. Swift entertained
a few friends at dinner last evening Tor
their sisters, the Misses Lyon, of Detroit.
Mrs. Charles II. Wood will give a hearts
party this evening for Mrs. John w Holtz-
mans sister, Mrs. Stevens, of Reading, Pa.
Mr. John Hand. of Caldwell, Ida. is visit
ing the family of his father-in-law, Mr.. f.
P Rogers, corner of Broadway and Home
avenue.
Miss Lucia Holiday, of North Meridian
street, gave a pretty luncheon yesterday for
Miss Alice Longs guest, Miss Mulnix, of
Denver. sfglIur
Mrs John E. Cleland will receive inform
ally this afternoon after 8 o'clock for her
daughter Mrs. John A. Blair There are
no invitations. i~nNi1
Miss Addie ]. Prahm entertained the
Christian Endeavors Society of Memorial
Presbyterian Church last evening at her
residence, 1917 Ash, street.
Miss Lucy Hadleyt was hostess for card
party last evening, the guests or honor pc
ing Miss Boggs. Miss McDoel and Miss
Fahnestock, of Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ogle gave a supper
last evening to the friends of their son AL
fred and daughter jamie for Martin Pierce,
of Lafayette, who is their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Frank have issued
a a the
Propylaeum Friday, Dec. 81. for their
daughter Emma. About $50 invitations are
out.
Rev. Frost Craft and family have re-
moved from Bloomington to Decatur. Ill.
Mrs. J. Fl. Murphy and Miss Coffin will go
to visit Mr.. Crafts sister. Miss Shuler, next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Colvin, of New Bur-
lington, o., Miss Woolenham, of Urbana
o., and Mrs; r. f. Harmey OF &c CHICAGO,
Alabama street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taggart gave a
theater party last evening for their daugh
tiers, Misses Florence and Lucy Taggart
and their visitors. Miss Yocum, OF st. Louis,
and Miss Leffingwell. Of Chicago.
The programme committee of the Indiana
Union of Literary Clubs held a meeting last
evening at the home of Mrs G. NJ. Walker,
preparatory to the annual meeting, to be
held in Bloomington in the summer.
The announcement is made of the mar
riage of Mr.. NJ. A. Morland, of New Castle,
and Miss l.. b, Grouse. OF this city, at the
home of the bride, No. 226 East Ohio street,
Dec. %. Mr.. and Mrs. Morland will reside
in New Castle. 6
The ladies Of the Hebrew congregation
at the American Club for the children.
There was music a fish pond and games
for entertainment, and prizes were given
for the games
large party of friends az. cards yesterday
afternoon for Mrs. Wrinkle, of Louisville.
who is visiting Mrs Frederick Rush.
Laurel and red satin ribbons were the hOli-
day adornment for the rooms.
Mr.. Adolph Schelschmidt' orchestra
class will give a parlor concert this even
Ing at the hO%e of M FRANK soHE Ps Pe
played by o. B. Sailor. cello: Margaret
Burns. violin, and Gustav Stark, flute.
The Woman's Association of the Meridian
Years day, from to o'clock, in the lee
ture room of, the. church, for DR.. and Mrs;
Sims and Rev. IL. b. and Mrs. Rawls All
members of the church and congregation
and friends are invited.
Mrs. Cordelia Hardy. sister of Mrs.
Thomas Shufelton, and Mr.. George 0.
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Shufelton. in
the county jail building. Only the relatives
of the couple are invited.
Mrs. o. D. Weaver and Mrs. Z. Z. Rex
ford received informally yesterday afternoon
for Mrs. Myra Goodwin Plantz, Of Apple
ton. Wis. and Mrs. f. NJ Goodwin, of Buff
IdlO, N. y, DOIn 1OTIneF RESIDENTS OF InlS
city In the evening Mr.. Weaver. Mr. Rex
ford and Mr.. Goodwin received with the la
dies.
Miss Lucia Gruft Holiday. of Woodruff
Place gave hearts party last evening,
PERTAINING Miss Alice Long and visitor, Miss
Mulnix Of Denver, Miss Emma WATSON.
Miss Sherman. Miss Lucia Holiday and
Messrs Stuart, Dean. Ezra Hendricks,
Frank and Alex. Holiday and Harry Ray
mond.
Mr.. Edwin A. Plum gave dinner at his
home at the Blacherne, last evening for
Prof James Mitchell, of Alma, Mich, who
is to be married this evening TO Miss Plum.
The other guests at the dinner were Mr..
Tracy johnson, of New York; Mr.. Frank
l.. Tuft, Phi. D., of Columbia University;
Mr.. Abram j. Van Page, OF Chicago, and
Mr.. John Plum. jr.
The Misses Margaret and Nettie Shower
entertained yesterday morning for their
visitors. Miss Boggs and Miss McDoel of
Lafayette, Miss Larsh of Richmond and
for Miss Myrtle Smythe's visitor, Miss
Fahnestock of Lafayette. Holiday gar