The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSUNHL HND SUClElY Y.
Mr.. j. Nj. Taylor has gone TO Martinsville
to spend two weeks.
Mrs. II. G. Taylor. of Lyons. Kan, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Mr.. William Pirtle Herod has returned
from a trip TO California
Miss Alice Higgins is home from oxford
TO spend the spring vacation.
Albert Lieber has returned from a hunt
ing expedition to Duck Hill, Miss.
Mrs. Charles f.. smith will give n
luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. w. f. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.. Coleman have issued
Invitations for a card party Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hatch will take pos
session of their new home in Morton Place
mex week.
Mrs. Philip Goetz has been called to Chi
cago by the serious illness of her father,
Mr.. Winter.
The Crescendo Club will not give an even
ing concert this season as announced on the
year programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dean left last night
for Chattanooga, Tenn, to spend the re-
mainder of the week
Miss Sara Layton Walker will come to
spend the summer with her parents. Col.
and Mrs. /. y. Walker.
Mr.. n. +. Haywood and son Harry, of
Wapakoneta, o.. are the guests of Mr..
Charles 5. Roney's family.
Mrs; Emma Winsor is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles. vi. walker on west
Twelfth street told Third.)
Mrs. Henry SEVERN will accompany Mrs.
Henry Schnull and Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens
Vonnegut to Europe in May.
Miss Gail Smith will be home from Glen
dale to-day 10 make a short visit to her
mother, Mrs. Theresa Smith.
Mrs. Edward Daniels will give a luncheon
to-day for Mrs. Charles w. Moores, and a
tnimble party Saturday afternoon.
Miss Benaldine Smith, of Lafayette, is
4 - ba- Hinf nra fhA AlfEHn. nAsAB -.
No. 26 North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. p. E. Haynes. of Richmond. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Brown
No. POI Park avenue, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Bristor. of NORTH
Capitol avenue. have returned from Florida
where they ave been for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Il. Fletcher gave a children's
party yesterday afternoon To celebrate the
birthday anniversary of her daughter Jean
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason has ISSUED
invitations for a luncheon Monday for Mrs
William +. Mason, of Denver, who is hel
guest.
Mrs. jeremiah Butterfeld, of Red Oak
Ia, is visiting her daughter. Miss Grace
Butterfeid, at the home of Mr.. Merricl
Potter.
Mrs. Spruance. who has been visiting hel
son, Mr.. Alexander Z. ~Spruance. and fam
lily, will return to her home in Delaware
| tomorrow.
The ladies of Mrs. Taggart's circle o.
Meridian-street Church were entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. 1. IL. Wilson
on Park avenue.
Mrs. Henry Sickels. of North Illinois
street, entertained for her cousins, the
Misses Warren, of Exeter, Mass. yesterday
afternoon with a thimble party.
Mr.. Nathan Morris will give a theatel
party tomorrow evening for Miss Kountze
of Omaha. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Sharpe. jr, and Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
The ladies of the third circle of Central
avenue Nj. T.. Church will give a tea at TN,
/ home of Mrs. William Id. COOPER. No. sd
College avenue, tomorrow afternoon, from
2 to q.
Miss Kathryn Il. Eldridge gave a small
luncheon yesterday in honor OF Mrs. Georgt
Il. Terrier. of Philadelphia, who 3 visiting
her brother, Mr.. Thomas IL. Ai,old, OF
Park avenue.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Isabel Nichols. daughte. of Mr.. and Mrs
willard {. Nichols, and MIR. Gardiner, o.
Providence. r. l.. The maria e is TO tax,
place at Christ Church Wednesday. April
at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Wocher will give the seconC
of a series OF afternoon companies to-day a
her home on East Twenty-eighth street (olC
Nineteenth. entertaining at cards. Satur
day afternoon Mrs. Wocher will give
imb party 10 a number of friends.
Miss Ida Roney gave a delightful! recep
ton yesterday. afternoon at her home OF
Park avenue the guest of honor being Mrs
Charles Sumner Wiltsie, formerly Mis-.
Mabel Timberlake. Mrs. Wiltsie wore he
wedding gown of white satin trimmed will
mousselaine de sole and pearls. The parlo
in which the guests were received from
TO 8 o'clock was adorned with vases OF pinl
and white roses. Miss Roney was a~ssiste,
in extending her hospitalities by Mrs. j. NJ
Taylor. Miss Winifred Stiles. Miss Marth;
Parsons. Miss Flora Austin and Mis-
Lucia Clark, of st. Louis. Punch Wa
served I'm the second parlor. where daffodil
formed the springlike decorations. and ice
in the dining room, where vases of pink an,
white carnations formed the centerpiec,
for the table. and "A canopy OF SmilaX fel
from the chandelier TO the four corners. :
music box accompanied the conversation.
The twentieth annual musical entertain
ment To be given by Prof. Paul Bahr an
pupils will take place Thursday evening
April l. at Plymouth Church. Mr.. Bah
will be assisted by Miss Lulu Fisher. so
Andrew Smith, tenor. and Miss Anna Sick
els. violinist. The pupils TO take part ar
Misses Alma and Selma Piel, Lucie Carvin
Alma Rech. Grace Rebel, Jewel Fargo
Minnie Buehler. Bessie Trout, Fiossie Win
ter. Jessie Stake. Bertha Borst. Bell
Roger, Wellie Geeting, Josie Halves, Ann
NJ. Tingle. Lulu Berger. Ella Louise Craw
ford. Bertha klusman. Edna Bair, Lul1
Mathews. Frances A. Moore. Lillian A
Despo. Minnie Clark. Ada Uhl. Gertie Selig
Nell Sommerville. Amy Spratt. Bertha Der
ger, Edna Burton, Lena Lesser. August
Rentsch. Lulu Scheidt and Messrs. Irwil
Reuter- and Charles L!zius. Mr.. Bahr vii
play the final number on the programme.
One of the best programmes of the yea
was presented yesterday at the Matine
Musicale under the direction of Mrs. n n
Rowland and Miss Bessie Beck. The mum
bers were all Bach compositions. and thi
writer of classic music was admirably In
tcrpreted. The concerto for three pianos b.
Miss Cafman, Mrs. &. =. CrOsley and Mis-
Meigs opened the programme. Mrs. Sonta
was never heard to- better advantage tina
I'm the solo Ave Maria" with violin obliga
kenburg played a "Bourree." which wa
her first appearance as a pianist, and gay