The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. z. S. r. seguin went to
New York yesterday to spend a week.
Mrs c. E. Marvin, of FRANKLIN, who has
been in the city, has returned home.
Mr.. James Costello, of New York who
has been visiting friends in this city, has
returned home
Mrs J. w Skinner, of Milwaukee, came
yesterday TO visit Mrs. Adella w. Coe, on
Talbot avenue.
Miss Josephine Hill has returned to. her
home III St Louis after visiting Mrs. 3. *.
Fletcher and family.
Mrs John L. Griffiths went to Lafayette
yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs Mortimer
lowering, and family.
Mrs. T. J. Harrison, of North Pennsylva-
MIA street, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Kidder, of Terre Haute.
Mrs. Robert Springsteen will issue invita-
lions in a few days for series of conf
panieS early in November.
Mrs. w. w. Wentz, of Louisville, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John knight,
on North Delaware street.
Mr.. Roland Sherman, of Massachusetts
who is visiting Mr.. William Haerle's family
will return home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richie and children
of Evanston formerly of this city, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Friedley.
This evening the deacons of the Taber-
naole Church will give a reception to the
congregation in the church parlors.
The Training School Orchestra will give
a concert in the school auditorium Oct 90
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Ritchie, of Evanston, H.
will come to-day to be the guests of Mrs.
Sybil Friedly, of 1913 North Delaware street
Mr.. John A. Kurtz, of Denver, who has
been spending d week with his brother Mr..
William E. KurtZ, will return West to-day.
Mrs Emma Frank Hook, of Whatcom,
Wash, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frank, left yesterday
for her home
There will be a called meeting of the
Young Women'S Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church this afternoon
in the church parlorS.
Mrs William C. Haueisen has gone to
Philadelphia TO make short visit, and lat
er she will join Mrs. Y. T. Malott and
daughters at Atlantic City.
''The Charles N. Todd Students Class
will hold its first meeting OF the season at
the home of Mrs. w. r. Myers (new) 1892
North Meridian street, this afternoon.
Mrs Burks and daughters. of Morton
Place. have issued invitations to the mem
bers of the Morton Place Card Club to meet
Monday afternoon for reorganization.
Miss Mary Fletcher has taken a position
in the Public Library at Denver, Col, and
will remain there for the winter and spring,
with her sister, Miss Leah Fletcher
Mr. William Cravens of Evanston who
came to attend the golden wedding ceiebra-
ton of DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Woodburn and
has since been their guest, will return home
tomorrow.
Mrs r. M Talbot and Mrs. j. III. Loves.
who are at the head of the Household
Booth Labor day., of the coming Flower
Mission fair, will issue invitations in q few
days for a household shower.
The wedding of Miss Minnie Hardwick
and Mr.. w. c. Echols, of indianapolis, will
occur on Oct. 20 at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hardwick, in
brooklyn Morgan county. Miss Hardwick
recently moved to Brooklyn from Indian
apolis.
Mr.. w. Douglass Webb of Louisville, a
baritone who sings at the Adas Israel Tenn
pie and st. Agnes P. T.. Church in that city,
will sing at both the morning and evening
services at Meridian-street Church Sunday.
Mr.. Webb will be the guest of Mr.. Campbell,
of Woodruff Place, while here.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Elizabeth Bates for the marriage of her
daughter, Harriette Edna, and Mr. Archi-
ernoon at ! o'clock at the family residence
new No 1545 Woodiawn avenue. The at
home announcement is After Nov. Is, No.
sos North Alabama street"
Mrs Frank w Wood entertained few
young ladies delightfully."- yesterday after
noon in honor of Miss Anna Carter. A
guest of honor, was given her and then the
company was entertained with the guessing
of quotations. The hostess was assisted by
her sister, Miss Hette Adams.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Van camp for The the marriage Of
W We ls evening Oct a. at af the resi
denee. new No. 1910 North Pennsylvania
n.
ment is. After Nov. 20. new No. SS9 North
Pennsylvania street
Miss Elise Morrison Stewart, who has
been connected with the Orphan Asylum of
this city for nearly five years will sever
her connection soon and will leave within
fortnight for her former home in Nova
Scotia. Miss Stewart is The youngest
daughter of Rev Robert Miller Stewart
She viii be married in December to Rev
Ralph Grant Strathie M. A., b. D.. pastor
s. s 8 PRESBYTERIAN Church at Newport
The first meeting of the Portfolio Club
new clubrooms at the Metropolitan School
of Music. There was an informal reception
of members, Mrs. Carl Lieber and Mr.. and
Mrs Bernard Nonnegut acting as hostesses
and host During the evening there was 4
brief programme Miss Holman recited
Pauline Pavlovna' and Mr.. Hugh McGib-
old folk song, "Plunkett Green Off to Phila-
delphia" Summer recolleotions and COM
ment formed a pleasant feature of the gen.
eral conversation.
At the meeting of the Ceramic Society
Wednesday afternoon Miss Welborn read a
paper on The China Decorators of Ameri-
ca" and Mrs Thrasher. of Snelbyvile also
read an interesting paper. The society will
give an exhibit in the west parlor of the
Propylaeum Dec. I, and g. The test for
membership will be held early in January
The society has decided to purchase the
punch bowl and twelve cups decorated by
I.eykuff, a Detroit china decorator and
make Ii the nucleus of collection to place
in its permanent quarters which it hopes
TO have early in the new year The society
has an enrolment of eighty members.
The first social gathering Of the German
House Club for this season was a progress
sive euchre party given. last evening. The
arrangements were in charge Of Mr. Fred
erick Berger. Thirty-one tables were occu-
pied with players in the large dining room.
They were arranged in rows and as the
head table of the rows finished the game
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