The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Cortland Van Camp and daughter
have returned from Cincinnati
Mrs. Geo. s. Warren has returned from
a six weeks stay at Martinsville.
Mrs. Hiram @. Keays. of Cornfield. Ill,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. w.
Herod.
Mrs. Florence Dunbar. of Greencastle. is
spending a few days with Mrs. Charles w.
Smith and family.
Mrs. Haugh. of Anderson. who has been
spending "A week with her sister. Mrs. Ed
win Francis. has returned home.
Mrs. Oliver VI. Scott and son and Miss
Margarettd Scott. who have been the guests
of Mrs. s. c. Gill, will return to Richmond
to-day.
Mrs. Katherine Stewart has gone TO Mar
t~insville 10 join Mrs. j. L. Ketcham and
daughter Eleanor, who have been there
some time.
Mrs. James b. Stafford. formerly of this
city, nov of Grafton. Pa. is the guest
of Mrs. William Elvin. No. SIS North Illi-
nois street.
Miss Willard and Mr.. Taylor will enter
tain the North End Whist Club Friday
evening at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. Morrison.
with his uncle, Mr.. K. NJ. Thompson. ana
family. on North Illinois street. before re-
turning TO Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs. Oliver p. Morton has. returned from
While there Mrs. Morton was entertained
by Mrs. j. W. Foster and Mrs. John A.
Logan.
Mrs. Sparks. of Alton. Ill.,. arrived yester-
day. having been on account Of
the serious Illness of her mother. Mrs. VIM
ston z. Noble, who has suffered a stroke Of
apoplexy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Willbrandt have re-
moved to st. Louis for permanent residence,
and Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Howe have taken
their home on North Capitol avenue, where
they Will go to housekeeping.
Mrs. ]. G. Thomas entertained her whist
! club yesterday afternoon at her home on
North Capitol avenue. Mrs. Il. S. Walker.
Of Chicago, who is visiting Mrs. Granville
Ballard. was among the guests.
Miss Martha Bradshaw has returned from
New York. where she has been for four
months with her brother. Rev. Archibald
bradshaw. Miss Bradshaw has been very
i'll, and Will not be able TO see her friends
for some time.
A pretty wedding occurred last evening
at 55l South New Jersey street. the future
home of the contracting parties, Homer
Clark Webb and Johanna Pasch. About ff-
ty guests We're present. The couple left for
a short trip to Milwaukee and Chicago and
will be at home TO friends after May l.
The Pickett Missionary Society of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church will give their
annual entertainment this evening at the
ture on Strange People in our Land"
which will be illustrated with numerous
| stereopticon slides taken by himself In New
Mexico. the Rocky Mountains. Utah. the
Southland and among the Indians. After
the lecture there will be a social hour.
Mrs. c. z. Kregelo gave a dinner party
last Friday evening at her home in Los
Angeles in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Evans and MIR. and Mrs. Henry Knippen-
berg. of this city. who are visiting the
Pacific coast. The guests to meet them
were all Indianapolis people,. and included
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Long. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. s. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Knip-
penberg. Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Fletcher. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Martin. Mrs. Jason Carey,
Mrs. Il. b. Knickerbacker, Mrs. w. G. De
Pauw, Miss Margaret Carey and Miss
Hawkins. K
Miss Mary Hannah Krout. London CORE
sponGent of the Chicago Inter Ocean. who
who has been making a short visit to rel
at1veS here. returned to Chicago yesterday.
and in a short time will go to London for
home was in Crawfordsville. She is known
TO a large number of friends i'm this city.
She Is a talented writer. and last year was
sent TO London, and she has been writing
two letters a week for her paper. Her posi-
ton has now been made a permanent one.
Miss krout has had a number of her arti-
cles published I'm the London papers and
magazines, and she has joined a coterie of
delightful literary people in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Barnes gave an
elegant dinner party last evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor Elliott, jr.
In compliment to Mrs. Elliott many of the
appointments for the dinner were violets,
her f~avorite flower. The name cards were
ana the cover favOrs were bOutOnnieres of
the flowers. A large BOWL of pink tulips
frightened the center of the table, and
crystal candelabra. with pink rose shades
The guests to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
We're: Mrs. Elliott parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
{. >: Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Swan
Brown. DR.. and Mrs. George Dwight Kah-
Holman, Mr.. Edgar III. Evans, Mr.. George
Nj. Hume and Mr.. Louis Reese.