The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

| L1A0OAI1L NV Twill
Miss Hannah Erwin is visiting in Cincin-
natl.
M. Mr.. pan Williams left last night for Buff
Miss Jessie jolly will leave soon to visit
/ friends in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Ayres have gone to
| Chicago to spend few days.
Miss Van Valkenberg will leave Saturday
| for New York to spend the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Van Wrinkle will go to
| Cincinnati to-day to attend wedding.
Mrs L. l.. Beck has returned from
three months visit with relatives in Boston,
| Mass.
Mrs. w E. Stevenson will go to Cincin-
| natl to-day to attend the wedding OF
| friend.
Mrs Charles Hall will entertain the card
club of which she is member tomorrow
afternoon.
The T. e. G. Card Club will be enter
| tanned Friday afternoon by Miss kistner
| of College avenue.
Mrs. Byron Hutchinson entertained Mrs.
/ Catherine Lilly, of Mount Clemens, Mich
| informally yesterday.
| Mrs. Ernest r.; Keith, Mrs. J. G. Bryson
/ and Mrs. j. c. Dean will go to Cincinnati
| to-day to spend few days
| Mr.. and Mrs John r. Meate, of New Al
| bany visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W.
| Finny, on East Twelfth street.
Mrs. c. L. Henry of Washington, D. c.,
| is spending a few days with Mrs. Henry
/ Clay Allen, No. 1908 Central avenue.
Miss Ethyl Healing gave linen shower
yesterday morning IN honor Pau OF MISS osa
Miss Baker, of Purdue will come Satur-
1 daily to give her first instruction in the
| Woodworking class which has been organ
| lied.
| Mr. N A. Gladding, of Memphis, came
| yesterday to join Mrs. Gladdng, who is
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. G. At
| kins.
Mrs. s. N. Preston will entertain a few
| friends Friday afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Alexander Patton, of Paris,
/ France
Mr. and Mrs. Roache and daughter, of
| Kansas. who have been the guests of Judge
| and Mrs. A. l.. Roache and family, have
| returned home.
The ladies of Central-avenue Church list
! ened yesterday afternoon to q paper by
Mrs. Emil Wulschner at Mrs. Browns, on
| Central avenue.
Mrs. James B. Hill. of Columbus, formerly
/ of this city, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Stainaker. Mr.. Hill came last even
| ing to join his wife.
Charles E. Finney. of Kansas City. will
be Ia the city to atten No., the s, Wedding OF
| this evening.
Miss Louise Brink has gone to Cincinnati
to attend the School Of Music; a number ep
| of friends went to Cincinnati Sunday TO
| spend the day with Miss Brink.
The Young Women's Missionary Society
| of the Second Presbyterian Church will
give their annual supper tonight, rem
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Worrell re-
/ turned yesterday from their wedding trip
to Chicago They will be at home with Mr..
/ and Mrs. Howie on Cornell avenue
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson has issued invi-
i tations forSa reception to-morrow afternoon
from to o'clock for Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
| Kountze and Miss KountZe, of Omaha.
/ Bishop Chatard has gone to Baltimore,
! where he will perform the marriage service
to-day for his niece, Miss Juliana Chatard.
The bishop will return home Saturday.
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| friends at cards last evening in honor OF
| their guest, Miss Minor. Miss Minor will
| return to her home, in Missouri, Saturday.
| DR. and Mrs. Willoughby Wailng and
son, who came to visit Mr.. William e. Eng
lish and attend the opening of the new
opera house. returned to Chicago yester-
day.
Among those who are to take part in the
concert for the fremen's fund are Mrs.
| Carolyn Winter Goetz, Miss Sara Layton
Walker, Mr.. Carl Hoenig and Mr. F. V.
Steele
Mr.. Harold r. Hewitt of Cincinnati, is
| in the city to attend the wedding of Miss
Bartholomew ana Mr.. Aim w. hewitt, ana
will act as best man to his cousin, the
| groom.
! Mrs. William Haerre will entertain num-
Der of ladies with coffee tomorrow after
| noon in honor of Mrs. Won Starkloff, of
| St. Louis, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
| Hollweg.
Miss Minette Taylor. of Greencastle, will
| for the convention of the Indiana Union of
| Literary Clubs, to be held in Blooming
| ton the second week in May.
Mrs Carolyn Winter Goetz will go to
| Danville to-day, and this evening she win
sing at concert to be given at the Normal
School. Miss Blanche O'Donnell will go
| with Mrs. Goetz and act as her accompanies
| Mrs. Augustus Coburn entertained the
members of the flower booth of the Flower
Mission fair, of which she is the head, in
| of the booth were discussed as tea was
/ slipped.
Professor Karsten. of the State Univer-
| sity, will deliver an address on Faust be-
| fore the German Literary Club some time
/ next month. Professor Karsten will be the
guest of the president of the ciuD Mrs. G.
/ M. Walker, while here.
| There were two interesting papers at the
Fortnightly Literary Club yesterday after
noon. Miss Emma Atkins read one on
Culture Demanded in Modern Life and
| Miss Alice Dresser one on Child Study"
| The conversation, which was general, was
/ led by Mrs. II. c. Newcomb
/ Invitations have been received by friends
| here from Mr.. Henry Campbell OF Craw-
| louisville, for the marriage of his daughter
/ Katherine and Mr. Jesse Austin Greene, to
| take place Tuesday evening, Nov 3, at the
| Center Presbyterian Church, of that city,
| The wedding will be followed by recep-
| ton.
| tanned yesterday by Mrs. Louis Hollweg
| Miss Emily Fletcher read an interesting
paper on 'Hedenstjerna, the Swedish au-
| thor, and Mrs. Frederick Kneher read a
| number of extracts from his writings. Mu-
| sic was furnished by members of the club
| Mrs. Won Starklom, of St. Louis, a
| guest of the club
A number of programmes of the Indiana
| SoroSis of Huntington, Ind, have been sent
| to club women in this city. The pro-
| grammeS handsome, typograp hically
| and interesting 10 the subjects selected
| The club requires certain reading by the
/ members. An apt quotation from Thack-
/ cray is on the opening page: My good
| people, 1t is not only impossible to please
| you all, but it is absurd to try
/ Mr.. Charles S. Willard is the author of
] the farce Lord Dunraven," which is to be
/ given at the Flower Mission fair Friday
! evening of the festival of holidays week
! Mr.. Willard is Yale graduate and has
introduced some actual experiences into the
| scheme of the play. MIR. Booth Harrington
| will be stage manager for the play and
! capable cast from the Dramatic Club mems
1 bership will present the performance. The
/ farce is all action and considered extremely
| clever.
| Mrs. John w. Kern entertained a number
| of the friends of Mrs. j. O. Henderson yes
| terday afternoon at her home on North
| Pennsylvania street. Mrs Henderson re-
Gently took a trip TO Honolulu and during
| the afternoon she gave an interesting talk
about the trip there, the country the GUS
/ toms, the costumes and a number of pleas
! and Mrs. Kerns sister, Mrs. Schultz. of
Logansport. contributed TO the pleasure of
| the afternoon by singing. Among the guests
was Mrs. Dalman, of Kokomo. Mrs Hen
| derson's sister. Mrs. Henderson Is to go
/ to Europe next month to remain two years.
| A rehearsal OF the bicycle dance for the
! Flower Mission festival af bolfdavc u.as