The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs Laura Terrell, of Baltimore, came
yesterday to visit Mrs. Harriet A. Prunk
for month
Mrs. d. w Grassland is visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. Lathrop, and family.
at Greensburg.
Mrs E. c. Hewlett, of Peoria. is the guest
of Mrs. Harry Grassland and FAMILY, on
North Alabama street
Mrs. H. ID. Haring and Miss Caroline Fry,
of Clifton, Cincinnati are visiting their
mother at 2505 Broadway.
Miss nellie Hardie. of East Washington
street, has gone for a two months stay
with friends in the South
Mrs. ]. c. Mendenhall has issued invita-
tons for a card party Tuesday Nov. 16 and
card party Friday, Nov. 49,
Mrs Juliet /. Herriott has returned from
a visit of four months, visiting friends in
New England and others places.
The North End Whist Club met for the
first time this season last evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Appel were the entertainers.
Miss Mary C. Chomel has resigned her
position with the Indiana Woman, and her
place has been taken by Mrs Albert Rabb.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Daily entertained. the
state officers and their wives handsomely at
dinner last evening at their home on North
Delaware street.
from Kokono yesterday to witness the per-
Torrance of Doctor of Alcantara." They
will return to Kokomo to-day.
The young people of the First English
day evening at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Holland No. 2Ol5 Park avenue.
Col. and Mrs. George w. Parker, of Pen
dleton, who were in the city to attend the
funeral of their niece, Mrs. Archibald Nc
Fadden, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. A. l.. Varney entertained a few
friends handsomely at luncheon Yesterday
for Mrs Henry S. Fraser and her sister,
Mrs. Wadsworth, of Rock Island.
Mrs. John Somerville entertained num-
Der of friends delightfully."- yesterday morn
ing in honor of Miss Mary Wilson, of Chi
cago, who is visiting Miss Anna Hassel-
man.
Mrs. ]. A. Milburn has received word from
her brother Mr.. Malcolm Mcdowell, of
Memphis, who is i'll with yellow fever, that
the crisis is passed and that he is out of
danger.
Mrs. Breyfogle and Mrs. Winstanley, of
New Albany. are the guests of Mrs. George
E. Townley, having come to attend the
performance of the kindergarten opera,
Doctor of Alcantara-'
Mrs. A. C. Reaume, assisted by her daugh-
ter. Miss Annie Reaume, and Mrs Frank
@ Reaume, received Informally yesterday
William, of Terre Haute.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank A. Morgan, of Park
avenue, are making a short visit to Mrs.
Morgans parents, in Terre Haute, after
which they will conduct a series of evan
gelistic meetings in Illinois.
Mrs. Samuel Reid entertained her coterie
of assistants for the doll booth of the fes-
tival of holidays yesterday afternoon with
an informal tea The dolls, which have
been dressed for the fair, were on exhibit
ton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Eva and Mr.. Thaddeus Eddy
Is, at $3.50 o'clock, a large reception to fol-
low. At home cards read After Dec. 16, No.
n West Twenty-first street.
At the meeting of the Woman's Club, yes
re In m
on Cleopatra, and Miss Lucia Ray gave
STUDY in Shakespeare" The conversation
On, On the nS Two papers was led by Miss Gather
club and unusual attention was conferred in
her remarks. There were many out-of-town
guests
mum luncheon yesterday for her guests,
Miss Wagner and Mrs. Dreher The
friends invited to meet the visitors were
Miss Bassell of Virginia, Miss Wadsworth
of Rock Island, ILL.,. Miss Knippenberg, Miss
Holiday, Miss Carey Miss Krag, Mrs H.
R Allen, jr., Miss Martindale, Miss Coburn
and Miss Krag.
Mrs. j. H. Vajen and Mrs S. Herbert
Collins gave an elegant luncheon yesterday
in honor of Mrs. Charles Stuart Voorhees,
of Spokane, Wash. There were nineteen at
table. long oval basket of pink roses and
ferns, with candelabra at either end, and
water color name cards and rose favorS
made the table especially attractive. Among
the guests was Mrs. Tallmage, of Evans
Miss Dugdale entertained a few friends
yesterday afternoon with a thimble party
for her guest, Miss Caldwell, of Waynes-
boro, Va AS the guests stitched on their.
fancy work they were delightfully."- diverted
with series of stories. Mrs. j. d. Bark
ley read a Mexican sketch, and Miss Kath-
crime Layman and Miss Macy Coughlen
each read an original story. Miss Caldwell
will remain with Miss Dugdale several
weeks.
Miss May Louise Ship, editor of the
tlfngryn inn Axfr,
tertained the contributors informally yes
terday afternoon, assisted by the ladies who
are to assist in the library booth and its al
cove, the Valentine booth. The magazine
is of superior excellence in its art, it's lit
erature and its typographical appearance.
The selections of prose and verse are de-
azine is the best number that the Flower
Mission has ever brought out.
The German Ladies Aid Society met yes
terday at the German House to make
preparations for the annual charity ball at
Tomlinson Hall, which will be given Nov.
10. The patronesses for the ball will be
Mrs. e. Aneshaensel, Mrs. c. Broich, Mrs
lilly, Mrs. Frederick Rusch, Mrs S.
Scherer, Mrs. William Haerle, Mrs. Fred
erick Fahnley, Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, jr.
Mrs. Rhodehamei, Mrs. A. Metzger Mrs.
@. Borst, Mrs. julius Wocher, Mrs. Otto
Stechhan, Mrs. Robert Kipp,- Mrs A. Schell
Herman lieber, Mrs. Weiss, Mrs. Leo Lam
do, Mrs. =. Rappaport, Mrs. Siebold, Mrs.
buenlef, MIS- X. Mueller Miss G. Mueller.
The gentlemen who will constitute the floor
committee are Messrs Carl Walk, chair
man, Henry SEVERN, jr.. Robert Lieber,
Louis Reese, Ferdinand Hollweg, Frederick
Dickson, Frederick Krauss Otto Kipp, w.
+. Jungclaus, Adolph Schellschmidt, Frank
Keller and Paul Martin.
Musical Night at Flower Mission.
The entertainment for Saturday night at
the Flower Mission festival of HOLIDAYS will
be musical and will be given by the mando-
lin, guitar and banjo clubs under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Frank 2. Maffey. The pro-
gramme win be as follows:
'Eelian Harp Sounds" Pomerov
f. u. Nancy Banjo Club. Messrs. Carl
Conduitt, III, NJ. Dufour, Robert Wells Nc
Nicely, Sinner, James O'Donnell and Keene
yellow Kid Patrol ...................
Messrs. F. z. Maffey, e. L. Mason, Ray
Scott, A. I. Vert, Robert Wells, w. Pear
son, n. nj. Agnew, indianapolis Banjo
Club.
Phantom March .Rosey
Misses Ann Hurry, Nettie Shower, Eleanor
Carey, Margaret McCulloch Messrs. Victor
Keene, Ray Newcomb, Charles Johnson,
Walter Bond, Miss Edna Kuhn. accom-
PIANIST
Scissors Grinder Patrol" .Amsden
Mandolin Club. Messrs Noble Dean, Al
bert Morris, John Holiday, George Eek
house, Fletcher Duval Herbert Eckhouse,
Herbert Spann, Albert Bristor.
II captain .......................,... .SOuSa
Ensemble orchestra, fifty mandolins, gut
tars and baniOs.
An orchestra will also furnish the music
Tor the chess game.
Pure blood is absolutely necessary for
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