The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

MIS-. I1OIdCt NOOu lldS iCluIIlOo III Il
visit to Martinsville.
Mrs. Frank Wocher has issued invitations
for n card party Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Louise Morrison. of Connersville. is
the guest of the Misses Rottler for a few
days.
Mrs. E. S. Walker. of Cincinnati. is visit
ing Mrs. Granville Ballard on North Me-
ridian street.
Lieutenant Wells is the guest of Captain
and Mrs. Ralph ". Hoyt on North Penn
sylvania street.
Miss 10 Hill. of st. Louis, who has been
the guest of Mrs. John Randolph Brown,
has returned home.
Mrs. w. w. Herod and Mrs. Ferdinand
Winter have returned from a visit TO their
mother in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c.. Sparks and daugh-
ter left yesterday for New York and BoS-
ton TO be absent three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Barnes will enter
tain at dinner Tuesday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Taylor Elliott. j.
There will be a general social this even
ing at the Tabernacle Church to introduce
the new members of the congregation.
Mr.. Charles z. Kregelo. of Los Angeles;
who has been here for several days, Will
return TO the Pacific coast tomorrow.
Mrs. George II. West. of Detroit. is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. William Mullen, who is
i'll, at'her home on North Senate avenue.
Mrs. D: =. Knickerbaeker is the guest
of Mrs. G. e. kregelo at Los Angeles, Cal,
and will return TO this city early in May.
Mrs. Swain and Mrs. Arthur N. Dwyer
have issued invitations for a company
Thursday afternoon from ? to . O'Clock for
Mrs. Eldridge.
Mrs. S. S. Harrell, of Brookville, Ind.
and daughter Mollie. q senior of De PAW
University. will spend next week With Mrs.
j. S. Scott, No. 1G9 Broadway.
Miss Emily S. Bingham, of this city, is
giving a series of Shakspearean readings
at the Washington Club in Washington,
ID. c., during the early spring season.
Mrs. Clark Mallory entertained the whist
club this afternoon of which she is a MEM
Der. Mrs Mallory has as her guests Mrs.
Swain and Mrs. j. w. De PREF, of Shelby
vile.
Miss Joslyn. of Greencastle, will come to-
day to visit Miss Julia Landers for a short
time. Miss Joslyn is en- route home from
Washington, d. c., where she has been
visiting relatives.
Mrs. George Woodbury., of Oak Park, H..
will come to-day to visit Mrs. Z. Jacoby
and Mrs. Charles Yerkes. of the same place,
will come next week. Both ladies will re-
main several days.
Mrs. j.. w. Browning entertained a few
friends of her sister. Mrs. Charles Il. Pfaff.
of Chicago, formerly of this city, yesterday
afternoon with an informal musicale. Mrs.
Pfaff will return home to-day.
Miss Caroline Hudson entertained a few
friends informally Yesterday afternoon for
her visitor, Miss Ellis. of Cincinnati. and
Miss Scott. of Lebanon, who is visiting
Miss Winifred Hawkey. In the evening Mr..
anu NIB. IIdnC1S d. 1t ECDOI gave Il pro-
gressive cinch party for the same young
ladies. Mrs. LIE Feber was assisted by Miss
Hudson and Miss Hawkey. Tomorrow
afternoon Miss Ada Hill will entertain for
the same young ladies.
The annual Purim fancy dress ball took
place last evening at Maennerchor Hall.
of the Ladies Benevolent Society of which
Mrs. Leopold is the president and Mrs. Ben
Cohen is the secretary The hall was dec
GRATED with palms for the occasion and a
nnmhQr nf tho UOnflnmnn nCsiCfnH nc Hnnr
managers. There was the usual enjoyable
time, and there were numerous participants
in fancy costumes, prince and peasant,
school girl and old men elbowing in the
dances, and there were several humorous
characters represented. Ar orchestra
placed on the stage furnished the music.
the charitable work in which the society is
engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Millikan gave
last evening at their new home in Morton
Place, the invitations for the event having
been issued with their wedding cards. Mr.
and Mrs. Millikan received in the drawing
room, the latter wearing a handsome gown
of white brocaded satin trimmed with
mousselaine de sole and carrying American
Beauty roses. Mrs. Millikan was assisted
in the first two rooms by Mrs. j. ]. Hig-
gins. Mrs. Eva Boyd, Mrs. Belle French
of this city. Mrs. O. p. Hubbard of Chicago
Miss Fannie X Gowdy of Nashville, and
Miss Eva Stoddard. In the dining room
with it's delft furnishings, the table was ar.
tistically arranged with blue hyacinths
and cinerarias and violets were a featur,
of the refreshments. In the room Mrs. c
c. unit of New Castle. Mrs. j. b. Aver OF
Brazil; Mrs. f. E. Elliott of Shelbyville
and Mrs. Il. A Swain presided. Miss Corr
Parry and Miss Peed, of New Castle. wer,
at the punch bowl. Music was furnished
by a harpist and violinist. Among tn,
guests were Mrs. William Elliott. MI. anC
Mrs. John Blessing, Mrs. Sara Treese. Mis-.
Elizabeth Fleming and Miss Aurilla JET
fries of Shelbyville, Mr.. Roy Simpson o.
DAYTON. Mr.. T.. r. Elliott of Sheihvvilla
Mr.. c.. c. Hunt of New Castle. and MIR. J
Il. Aver of Brazil.
PINNELLrBROWN.
Special to The indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 1s.-Mis,
Allie Mae Brown, daughter of Mrs. Ann;
Il. Brown, and Mr.. Osborn r. PinneIl, o
Hume. Ill. were married to-day nv Eide,