The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Joseph r. Evans has returned from
q visit to her mother in Ohio.
Mrs. Louis Shallcross. OF Louisville. will
come Monday 20 visit Mrs. Frank r. James.
Mrs. ID. +. Erwin and daughter Hannah
have returned from a visit 10 West Baden.
Miss Ida NJ. Seeley, of New York. who
visited here last week. has returned TO her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Malpas have taken
possession of their new home on North
Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor Elliott, jr..
have returned from a wedding trip to
Washington, ID. g
Mrs. George CT. Tanner has invited a
number of the brides and young ladies TO
a luncheon Friday.
Mrs. II. S. Ticker entertained a party
of thirty friends at cards Monday after
noon at her home on East North street.
Mr.. Fred Garstang entertained a party of
forty young men at cards last evening, at
his home on North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Adella w. Coe will entertain the
whist club of which she is a member
this evening at her home on Talbot ave
nue..
The German Literary Club met yesterday
with Mrs Bertha Test. Miss Mabel Ditto
more read a paper on The Conquest of
Spain" and the conversation following was
led by Mrs. Carine =. Eaglesfield.
A number OF the children of the neigh
borhood gave a play last evening at the res
idence of Mr.. H.. j. Milligan. The people of
the neighborhood, to the number of forty
or more. made an appreciative audience.
The proceeds are TO be given 10 one of the
daughter of the house, had charge OF the
entertainment.
The George II. Thomas Post members
gave a social yesterday afternoon at their
hall. and Miss Harriet Noble read her paper
on the Work of the Local Cu-uscil." There
were a number OF visitors. The post will
Colonel and Mrs j. K. Ross. No. sos Cen
trail avenue. Feb. 10. Little silk bags for
the birthday pennies accompany each invi-
tation.
The marriage of Mr.. Frederick Bachman
and Miss Kate Roger will take place this
evening at the home of the bride on East
Ohio street. Miss Roger is one of the best
known German singers in the city. After
the ceremony a wedding supper will be
served at the home of the groom on North
Meridian street. The couple will take a
bridal tour TO California.
The ladies of the third section of the
Kindergarten will give a reception and en-
tertainment Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. V. VI. Backus. No. 7Ts North Meri-
dian street. Miss Ida Virginia Smith will
give a series of character poses and pam
t0mime. accompanied by Miss Schell-
schmidt on the harp, and there will be a
flute and cornet duet by Miss Lewis and
Miss Banks.
Mrs. w II. Brown was the hostess for a
delightful progressive luncheon yesterday.
which she gave in honor OF her guest, Mrs.
MineaT, of Greensburg. The guests were
seated In parties or four at six tables.
which were brought into the crimson draw
Ing room. Each table was decorated with
a different flower, and places ar table We're
found with corresponding flowers. After
each course the ladies' progressed. thus
changing the tete-a-tcte conversations. The
guests Included Mrs Neuburger of Chi
Cago. Miss keene OF GAINESVILLE. o.. Miss
Weller of Louisville. Mrs. Chapman VIII
liams. Mrs C:S- Holmes. Mrs. l.. II. Lee
Vey. Mrs. j. w. Kern. Mrs. Evan Lilly.
Mrs. G.. y. Catterson. Mrs. Barton Parrot.
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy Mrs. W. II.
Brown. Mrs. o. q. Pfaff, Mrs. l.. b. Swift.
Mrs. H.. s. New. Mrs. J. c. Dean. Mrs. Ii.
- Petit, Mrs. j. l. Keteham. Mrs: Hor-
ace Wood. Mrs. William Fortune. Mrs. T..
y. Raymond. Mrs. Thomas Taggart and
Miss Florence Coffin.
A reception was given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Alfred NJ. Ogle in honor of
Miss OSle. of Ohio. who IS her guest for
IA few weeks. and Mrs. ]. Cumming Smith.
The three ladies received ih the parlor,
which was adorned with vases of Brides
maid roses. In the library We're Bermuda
lilies and narcissi. combined with soft ferns
and draperles OF smilaX. Nlrs. Ogle was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. +. ID Wal
colt. Mrs. NJ. Y. McGilliard. Mrs. Harold
Il. Hibben. Mrs 4. l. Narney. Mrs. f. G..
Darlington. Mrs. NJ. Is. Wilson. Mrs. George
T. Evans and Miss Freeman. In the Ii
brary Mrs. Ogle's daughter. Miss jamie
OgIe. with Misses Edith Wilson. Marguerite
ILL., and Martha Foster dispensed the
punch. The dining room gave hints of
sprinstime. with the decorations OF da fro-
dis. In the center OF the table was a high
handled French basket filled with daffodils
OCT oth4U TIE diAN d1HaAdSu~. AT tllner
end OF the table ladies presided. and the
bowls from which they served We're set i'm
vreaths OF daffodils and ferns. The ladies
who alternated in doing the honors of the
table were Mrs. Henry Wallace. Mrs.
George {. HaerIe. Mrs. William n. coburn.
Airs. John y. Butler. Mrs. Charles w.
M0Ores Mrs. j. X. Lilly. Mrs. Ernest
Wiles- MisE Caroline Farquhar and Miss
julia Landers A number OF the visiting
ladies from out OF town were among the
guests.
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