The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-02-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. A. J. Graham and Mrs. Harriet A
Bingham will not receive to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil willbrandt will soon
leave for St. Louis to reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Pratt will leave Fri
day for Pass Christian to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. w. w. Lowry will give a reception
Monday, March /, at her home in Woodruff
Place.
Mrs. Chaplin C. Foster will give a small
luncheon to-day in honor of Mrs. Hatcher,
Of Lafayette.
Miss Carlton. of Terre Haute. will come
to-day TO attend the Ryan-Armstrong we'd
ding tomorrow.
cinnati is here 10 spend two weeks with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson.
Mrs. Henry Kantrowitz entertained a
number of ladies handsomely yesterday aft
ernoon III honor Of visiting guests
Mrs. j. S. Anderson will not observe he,
afternoon at home to-day, and Mrs. A. l.
Varney will not receive tomorrow.
The Aftermath Club will be entertained
this afternoon at 2 p. m by Mrs. III. G
Campbell, No. 1865 North Illinois street
The Daughters of the Revolution will en-.
terrain the Sons of the Revolution Monday
evening, at the home of Mrs. z. C.. Atkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Hasiey will give
their marriage reception Thursday evening
Feb Is, at their new home. No. 332 Downey
street.
Miss Louise Stephens, of Montpelier, Ind
is here with Mrs. Hal b. Canine, who Is
critically ill at her home on North Illinois
street.
Mrs. Addison Bybee has recalled her I'm.
vitations for Thursday afternoon on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. Smart who was
TO be her guest.
Mrs. George w. Stout has issued invita-.
tons for a reception Tuesday afternoon
March ?. for Mrs. Row and Miss Wadley
who will be her guests.
Mrs. Aaron b. Howe will entertain the
ladies of the Central Christian Church with
a tea at her home, 454 North New JERSEY
street, this afternoon from to ,.
Miss Bessie Emery, of Cambridge, Mass.
will come to-day 10 visit the Misses Hol
man. a number of companies will be giver
for Miss Emery while she is their guest
The German Literary Club will meet al
Mrs. Bernhard Vonnegut's next Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Phillip happaport will reaC
paper on "Contemporaneous German Pub
licatiOnS.
Prof. Hugh TIL Miller has gone to Chi
cago to spend few days, and his lectur,
in the university extension course, an
| nounced for Friday evening, will be post
poned one week.
Miss Blanche Brown gave a chafing-d
and fancy work party to a few friends yes
| terday morning at her home. at the Bla
cherne, for her guest, Miss Wright of Buf
| falo In the afternoon and evening Mis-
| Brown received informally for her guest.
Invitations have been received here by :
number of the old friends of Rev. j. II. 7
| Ingraham, of ST Louis. formerly rector o
Christ Church, for the celebration OF tn
| fiftieth anniversary of his ordination to tn
| ministry, to be held Sunday. Feb. 2S at 1913
| O'Clock, which will be the day and the hou
| of the first ceremony. The invitations ar
printed in gold and purple.
Mrs A. j. Gardner gave six-han,
| euchre party yesterday afternoon TO "A par
| ~ of forty guests. in honor OF her daugh
ter. Mrs Harry Martin. Of Covington, VIII
| is visiting. and for Mrs. Burnett Orr O
| Attica. and Miss Kramer. of Laporte VIII
| are visiting Mrs. F. G. Gardner and Mis-
Davis. The room was .prettily arrange'
were awarded. Among the guests wer
I Mrs. II. e. Petit and Miss McCrea, of Wa
bash.
| The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
| sionary Society of the First Presbyterian
Church viii hold its annual praise meetin,
| in the church parlors this afternoon at 2:3
| o'clock Mrs. Jeffries, who has recently re
| turned from the mission fields OF India vii
| address the meeting and will present
! young lady dressed i'm the native costume
| Hostesses for the day will be Mrs. Pattison
Mrs Comstock, Mrs. Brash and Mis-
| Sickles.
Mrs w. II. Armstrong and Miss Arm
| strong received informally yesterday after
noon for their guests, Miss Ryan and Mis-
] Tinsman, of Williamsport, Pa. They wer
assisted by Mrs. Henry Winton Streete
and Miss Helen Armstrong in the reception
of a large number of friends. who took TN
| meet Miss Armstrong socially again befor
| she leaves for South America to reside. Mr.
Ryan and a party of friends who hay
| come TO attend the wedding We're among
| the callers.
| Mrs. John II. Holiday was the hostes
for beautiful reception yesterday after
| noon which she gave TO Introduce her niece
| MISS Lucia Cruft Holiday, daughter OF ir
| Francis j. Holiday. of Woodruff Place
| The debutante wore gown OF white nous
selaine de sole over white silk. The nous
| ers. Tulips and jonquils prevailed in III
| reception room. and in the drawing room
| opposite Bermuda lilies and roses wer
| used. Amid the heavier furnishings of tn
| library dark red was the color used an,
| yellow again in the dining room. The flow
| ers were artistically arranged, and eacl
| room was lighted by candles that CORE
| harpist and volinist played during the re-
| ception hours. and there being few regret
| TO the numerous invitations issued the spa
| cious rooms We're filled all the afternoon
| Mrs. Holiday was assisted by "A number o
! friends i'm serving the dainty refreshment
I'm the severaI rooms. including Mrs
Rose Filler, Mrs. Flora G. Jones
| McOuat Mrs. {. c. Foster. Mrs. Henr
| Knippenberg Mrs. J. w. Ray. Mrs. o. :
| tunnels. Mrs H. MiIligan. Mrs Georg
! T. Evans Mrs. W. w. Woollen Mrs Her
| man Pink. Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown
| Mrs Jacob L. Dunn. Mrs. Meredith Mich
| olson Miss Hendricks. Miss Rowland Mis-
| Robbins. Miss Mothershead. Miss Ray Mis-
| Cleland and Miss Johnson. To serve TIA
| lemonade there were Mrs. Holiday
daughters. Evelyn and Mary. and thel