The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss VOSS has issued cards for tea
Thursday for her niece, Miss Smith.
Mrs. Arthur Fletcher Hall will not OBJ
serve her usual reception this afternoon.
The Marion Whist Club will hold it's
initial meeting tomorrow night at the club
rooms.
Y. is visiting her daughter, Mrs David
Gibson.
Mrs. Frank H. Carter will give a card
party Thursday afternoon at her home, on
Broadway.
Miss Stamp, who has been visiting Mrs.
j. A. Milburn for a fortnight, will return
home to-day
Mrs. Ross and Mrs Dryden are not guests
of their sisters here, and have deferred
their visit indefinitely.
Mrs. S. E. Rauh will give dance for her
daughter. Miss Stella Rauh, at the Bren-
neke Academy, Dec. 2S
The Rescue Mission, at South and Penn
sylvania streets, is in need of four heating
and one cooking stoves
Miss Proctor, of Vermont, who is Mrs.
Arricks guest. will leave Tuesday for
Washington to join her parents.
Miss Mabel Bryce and guest. Miss Womb
tab McCampbell, of Rockville, have re-
turned to school at Bloomington.
Mrs. Fletcher Hines will entertain num-
Der of friends at her country home, Ar
cadia farm this afternoon for her guest,
Miss dublin.
Mrs /. W. Mcdaniel will observe
Wednesday as her day at home for the sea-
son. Her new address is No. 2024 North
Alabama street
Miss Rose Holmes will sail for. Europe
Patton, and will spend three months or more
with her in Paris.
Prof Thomas Francis Moran of Purdue
University, will deliver a lecture before the
Girls Classical School this morning on
American History as Portrayed in Ameri-
can Poetry.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk gave a lit
erary and musical entertainment last even
ing for her guest, Mrs. Terrell, of Balti-
more. There were about thirty-five friends
present. Mrs. Terrell will return home to-
morrow; after being with Mrs. Prunk for
five weeks.
Mr.. Oliver Willard Pierce has been chosen
organist and director of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church choir. The quartet
will be Miss Lilly Adam, soprano; Miss
Conner, alto; Mr.. w II. Daggett. tenor,
and Mr.. o. w. Isensee, bass to begin the
first Sunday in January.
Mrs. Charles Z. Wilson, wife of the Gov
ernor's private secretary, entertained yes
terday afternoon at Lebanon with hand
some reception. The ladies assisting were
Mrs James A. Mount; Mrs. A e Daily.
bell and Miss Daugherty.
Mrs. Matilda Gaines. of Shelby county, is
visiting her brothers, Mr.. e. G. and Mr.. p.
$. Cornelius, for few days, before going
son. Mrs. Gaines is eighty years of age,
and has lived in Shelby county for sixty
years She is the widow of Mr.. Henry T.
Gaines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett ]. Heeb gave a
musicale last evening in honor of the Misses
Lawler, of Salem and entertained the
ladies who assisted at Mrs. Heebs reception
Monday and number of gentlemen. Par
Elephants in the informal programme were
Mrs. David Gibson, pianist, Miss Perry,
tons, and Mr.. Otto Letter, violinist.
Mrs. J. w. Schmidt entertained about
eighty friends at cards yesterday afternoon
at her elegant home on North Delaware
street. The spacious rooms were adorned
with flowers. pink chrysanthemums in the
reception room, yellow in the music room
and pink roses in the library. Miss Olga
Mueller, of St. Paul, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Albert Metzger, was the only
guest from out of town. Mrs. Schmidt was
assisted by Mrs. Carl Aneshaensel in enter
tanning The prizes were all handsome, and
included cut glass, bric-a-brac and en-
broideries.
Mrs. o. B. Jameson gave a chrysanthe-
mum tea yesterday for Miss Stamp, of
Ohio. who is Mrs. Milburn's guest. Mrs.
jameson was assisted in the yellow draw
ing room by her mother, Mrs. J. S. Tark-
Mrs ' EdWard T Daniels Mrs n A ii Gadding'
Mrs H. r. Allen. jr., and Mr.. n. B. Tark-
ington. In the Oriental room. with its deep
red furnishing, chocolate was served by the
Misses Walcott, Miss Hasseman and Miss
Emma Atkins. In the dining room Mrs.
Charles B. lockwood presided and she was
assisted by Miss Frances Atkins. Miss Ma
lott, Miss Duncan and Miss Hawthorne
Only few invitations were issued for the
tea.
Mrs. Clifford Arrick gave a holly tea yes
terday afternoon for her visitor, Miss Emily
Proctor, daughter of Senator Proctor, of
Vermont. Mrs. Arrick was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. w. II. II. Miller, and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Harrison in receiving In the
dining room holly decorated the chocolate
table, and the light was from red candles.
Mrs John l.. Griffiths and Mrs Augustus
Coburn presided. and the assistants were
Miss Jessie Miller, Miss Julia Fletcher,
Miss Knippenberg. Miss Martindale, Miss
Mary Foster, Miss Grace WATSON, Miss
Myla Coburn Miss Katherine Wallick, Miss
Lucy Holiday and Miss Edith Wallick.
Miss Foster, of Terre Haute, and the Misses
Zeller. of Greensburg, were among the
guests.
WILSON-SiMPSON.
CBARKSBURG, w. Va, Dec. 2.-This
morning, at the Camden Hotel, Camden-on-
Gauley. Miss Frances Warren Simpson,
daughter of DIR. G.. b. Simpson. was mar
ried TO Allen Christian Wilson, son of ex-
Postmaster General Wilson, who is passen-
ger agent on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
for the District of Columbia Rev G.. III.
Mcdonald. of Buckhannon. read the Epis-
copal service. DR.. r. II. Ramsey, of Clarks-
burg. was best man, and Miss Florence
Peterson, of Huntington, was maid of