The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Weinstein. of Terre Haute, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Parker
Mr.. H. F. Hackedorn is visiting in Wash
ington City and Long Branch.
Mr.. George p. Brown. editor of the ILL
nois School Journal, is in the city.
Mr.. John NJ Harris has returned from a
visit to Macon. Ca, and Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. Russell Powell is in New York and he
has commenced study with Victor Harris.
Mrs Edwin Farmer will sing the offer
tory tomorrow morning at Christ Church.
Mr.. Bernard j. w Lizius will leave Oct.
IS for Los Angeles, Cal, for an extended
stay.
Mrs. Lucinda Watson is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Samuel j. Boyland, at Browns
Valley, Ind.
Miss Ethel Wiles, of Spencer Ind, will
come next week to visit her sister, Mrs.
w. A. Pickens.
Mrs. Elbridge Gerry, of Paris. France,
will come soon to visit her mother Mrs.
Thomas Sharpe
Mrs w. L. Caldwell has issued invitations
for card party Oct. " in honor or Mrs.
MIR Morris Neck has returned from Ko-
komo where he went to sing at the Order
of the Maccabees.
Dr. H. S. Krug. will give bowling party
at the German House this evening Tor q
few of his friends.
Mrs. Winter of Chicago, will come Mon
day to visit her daughter, Mrs Philip
Goetz and family
+. T.. u. Il
reception for Mr. Charles Holman-Black
next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna and Mrs.
Mary S. Moore will return next week from
New York and Boston.
Mr.. William Maclay Hall, of Pittsburg
will come Tuesday. His marriage to Miss
Lyon will occur Wednesday,
Miss Lille Adam, a sister of Mrs; Rasch-
ig will sing at the Second presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning.
Mr. Egmont Johnson, of ColordO Springs,
is spending a few days with his uncle, Mr..
S. n. Chambers, and family
Mr. Sigmar Muehl and family are Wis
iting his mother in Hermann, Mo-, and
other relatives in st. Louis.
Mrs. Reynolds, of vincennes, is visiting
her nephew, DR.. Lafayette Page and fam
ily on North Meridian street.
Mrs; Lawson 4. Boydi OF Abbevillee; s G.,
rington, No. 1880 Central avenue.
Mrs. A. b. Meyer and little daughter
Sara Catharine will leave to-day for Los
Angeles, Cal. to remain six months.
Miss Mary L. Conrad. of Columbus. o.
is the guest of Mrs. Joseph A Humphreys,
at No. 1706 (new number) North Alabama
street
The Narlor Club will meet Tuesday of
next week instead of Wednesday, on ac-
count of the wedding of Miss Carter and
Mr.. John p. Frenzel and Mr.. Bement Ly-
man have returned from. Star island St
Clair Flats, where they have been fishing
Mrs c. p T1lrney, of Rome Ca, is at
tending the Christian Church convention,
and is stopping with Mrs. w. B. Barry on
College avenue.
from visit to Chicago and Bloomington.
At the latter place he visited his sister,
Mrs. C. c. Brown
Miss Carrie 3. Houser of Hopedale, O.,
and Mrs. Rein b. Mansfield of Blooming
dale o. are the guests of Mrs. Edward
Hall, No 1425 Central avenue.
Miss Mabel Folsom entertained a few
friends of Miss Anna Carter yesterday
afternoon with potpourri game party.
The guests will assist at Miss Carriers
wedding Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Atkins have issued in
vitations for company Monday evening In
honor of Mr.. Charles Holman-Black. Mr.
Holman-Black will leave next week to re-
turn to his home in Paris. France.
Governor Mount and family are now To-
Gated in their new home, No. 81 West drive,
Woodruff Place Mrs. Mount and her
daughter, Miss Helen, have issued cards an
nouncing Eat home on Thursdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hege. of Columbus,
Ind, and Mrs. Artie Ashbrook and daugh-
ter Mary, of Cynthiana, KY. are the
guests of Mr. EnoS Hege and family on
Meridian street during the national con-
vention.
The deacons of the Tabernacle Church
were hosts last evening for reception to
the members of the congregation. They
attended to all the details of the entertain
ment, which was carried out in an admira-
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Pauline Osborn and Dr. Jesse
Sydenham Bailey. to occur Oct q, at the
Friends Church. The reception following
the ceremony will be held at DR.. Bailey's
new home, No. 1913 Ash street.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Osa Annise Beck and Mr.
| Charles Eicher Conner, to take place
| Wednesday evening. Oct. o. at the home of
| DIR. W. S. Beck. No. 1915 North Meridian
street The ceremony will be followed by a
reception.
The Ladies' Elite Thimble Club was en-
| tertained by Mrs. W. A. Wiley Wednesday
afternoon. at her home, No. I'LL Pleasant
street Refreshments were served at small
tables in the parlors and a delightful after
Mesdames FRANCE, Faulkner Schwab
PIERCE, Y0klm, Zimmerman and Mcclure.
Miss Martndale gave a charming
o'clock tea yesterday afternoon for Miss
Augusta Lyon. who is TO be married next
week Miss Martindale and Miss LYON re-
ceived in the drawing room, and they were
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. T.. II.
Martindale, Mrs. Charles Martindale Mrs.
HerVey Bates, jr., Mrs Theodore Narney.
Miss Lucy Holiday and Miss Eleanor
Smith The rooms We're artstically deco
rated with pink chrysanthemums and stem
vases of cosmos Only young ladies were
Miss Martindales guests, Miss Haw-
thorne of Portland, Ore, being one of
them.
At the Woman's Club, yesterday after
noon, Mrs James II. Eaglesfield read an in
teresting essay, "A Plea for Autobiog-
raphy, and Miss Caroline Rowland read an
popular View which dealt with the faults
Of women. The conversation on Miss How
lands paper was general, and led by
Mrs. John II. Holiday. Mrs. Grace Julian
Literary Clubs, gave her report of the
meeting to the club. The reports of officers