The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Young of Upton is the guest Of
Mrs, w. II. Kenworthy. on North street
DR. Charles e Wright has gone to New
York TO spend some time in the hospitals
Mrs. Frederick Burke will leave to-day
to spend the summer in ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gregory and
Mrs. Appel have returned from Martins
vile.
Dr. and Mrs Herman Pink will sail for
Europe the middle of July TO remain few
weeks.
few friends handsomely at dinner last
evening.
Miss Rotene Hale has returned to her
home in Cincinnati after visiting her moth
er, Mrs. A. r. Hale.
Miss Anna Louise Beck will give porch
party this morning for Miss Virginia Keep
and her sister Miss Foster.
Mr. Charles Carter, of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting Mr.. Charles Mcguire 5
family has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w Coffin will cele
brate their china wedding anniversary Sat
urday evening with whist party.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Theodore McCune will
take possession of their new home, No.
1925 North Meridian street. to-day.
Meridian w. c.. T L. will be entertained
by Mrs. H. E. Matthews old number 9SS
North Illinois street, this afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. E. Fl. Drinkwater and
of Mr.. j. c. Sipe, at the Bates House
Mrs U. s. Wolf and Mrs. Edward Bran
ham, of North Madison. arrived yesterday
to visit Mrs. j. r. Ryan for few days.
The Rosemary Club will hold it's last
meeting for the season Saturday at Broad
Ripple and will have lunch at Mrs. Bren-
nemans.
Mrs Harriet Augusta Prunk will go to
Lafayette this morning to complete her
work there for the commencement at Pur-
due University.
A number of young men will give an in
formal dance at the Country Club Friday
evening for the young ladies who are visit
ing in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Herriott will so to
New York Saturday and later will go to
Lookout mountain. They expect TO be ab-
sent about three weeks.
Mrs. Coffin. of Bloomington, who has
been spending the winter and spring win
relatives In Texas, will Saturday to
visit her son, Mr.. c. E.
The lawn fete to ha' )een given
Wednesday night by the lg Womans
Missionary Society of the Second Presby
terrain Church has been postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brush have gone
to Hot Springs Va. to spend few weeks
Mrs. Hempsted, who has been their guest.
has returned to her home. in New York.
Miss Helen Krag will return from school
at Knoxville ILL.,, a week from to-day ana
the following day her sister, Mrs. Reynolds,
will give a tea for her and Miss Virginia
Keep.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Schurmann and Miss
May johnson, who have been making an
extended tour of Europe, North Africa and
the Holy Land, will return home early IN
September.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Coleman will enter
tain at cards this evening for their guests,
Mrs Cool of New York, and Miss Sum-
mers, of Louisville. Mrs. Cool will return
home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Brecourt, who
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fl. r. Drew
and Mr.. and Mrs I. II. Noonan, who We're
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Kern, have
returned to their homes, in Cincinnati
Mrs. j. H. Smart of Lafayette, will come
to-day to visit Mrs. t. G. Day. Tomorrow
afternoon Mrs. Day will give small re-
ception to some of Mrs. Smarts friends
from to 5 o'clock, for which cards have
been sent out.
Mrs Max Leckner and children will go
to Bay View, Mich, June Is to spend the
sin for the same time, and Mr. and Mrs.
Naumann will occupy the residence with
Mr. Leckner during their absence.
Mrs w. w. Scott, who has been visit
terday for Garden City, Kan, TO visit heT
mother. "A concert has been arranged
there, at which Mrs. Scott VIII sing. Sne
will then leave for San Francisco to MI an
engagement, stopping at Denver and SAT-
Lake City en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Courtney Wright,
Of Columbia s. CT are visiting r JgGse atn
spend the summer with her parents SAT,
urday Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and Mr. ana
Mrs Wright will go to Des Moines, Ia. to
attend the marriage of Mr.. William F. FL
lott and Miss Effie Marquardt, Whlch VIII
occur Monday.
An entertainment of tableaux, music and
recitations was arranged by the children
and presented last evening at the nome OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Comstock Tor the
benefit of the Eleanor Hospital ana II was
tboughlv enjoyed by an audience that nlled
the parior. The participants were ina aoll-
veg, Mary Kappes, Lydia ana Juha az, Ftal me.
and Florence and Lydia Latham. Inc cos
tunes in the pictures and the poses were
all good. For the charity SO was cleared.
The play of THE Happy Pair by, Miss
Helen Armstrong and Mr. EdWarQ T.
ance of the Dramatic Club, will be re-
peated tomorrow evening at WoodruH
Place. After the play there VIII De a uaiiGe
and refreshments. The entertainment LIS Is
open to the public and the proceeds VIII
be for the fund for two puohc pay +
grounds for children for the sumner 5 btst
Year at the playground at the NO IL Pup-
lie School there was an average OF seventy
five children in attendance
A birthday party, given by the members ae9p
of the Young Women mrs tlan % zach
member presented bag Win w. "a may oS
pennies in it as her years nuInpeLe 'o,, ,ti1e
the proceeds will be used for the expenses
of the association through the Sumlnen'
There were musical numbers by MISS 1 Nm,
Miss Lovejoy Miss Minthorne3 ana ia MISS
Clarke, a quartet. solos by MISS Dlener,
Miss Tucker Mr.. Ebert and Mr.; Evans
and Miss Nellie P. Simmons read palms
The hours were from 8 to 10, and gentle
men were the guests.
The senior hop of the Girls, Classlcal
School was held last evening at Inc Ine Pro oy :
aeum and was a pretty party, me sueStss
who numbered the friends and patrons or
the school were greeted by Mrs. SeWall
and the members of the class, Miss kather-
inc AVres Miss Edith Smith. Miss kath-
crime Sullivan Miss Ruth Wilson, MISS
Tora Harvard Miss Elizabeth Dalton ana
Miss Ella Belle Leonard, the latter wear
ing gowns of delicate light fabrics. The
snacious assembly hall was simply adorned
With nalms tastefully arranged. An orches-
ira furnished music for the dance. me
chief charm In the party was the number
Of nretty young girls in their pretty gowns.
Mrs. Pleasant Bond was hostess for re-
ception Yesterday afternoon at her home on
park avenue to which she invited about lou
friends Mrs. Bond was assisted in the par
lor by Mrs j. Cumming Smith. Mrs A. Is.
Mitchell Mrs F. r. McWhirter and MISS
Nina Bond and in the second parlor by
Mrs Rosepgarten, Mrs. John ID. Holiday
and Mrs w O. Anderson. In the library
Mrs. Lot Lee Mrs. ]. f. Shideler and Mrs.
r NJ Montgomery assisted, and in the din
ing room Mrs. ]. II. Wilson, Mrs, r. NJ.
Ieck Mrs II. d. Thomas and Airs John
Chestnut Pink, white and green in flow
ers and ferns prevailed in the tasteful deco
ration of the rooms. Miss Bond Will enter
tain this afternoon at o'clock.
The Misses Cora Mae and Estelle Elz-
abeth King on North Pennsylvania street,
gave a porch party yesterday morning at