The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Daniels and son Thomas who have
been visiting friends here for a short time,
have returned TO their home in Piqua.
Dr. and Mrs Theodore Potter have
moved into their new home on Central ave-
nue.. near Twelfth (old Butler) street.
Mrs. Alfred Hovey entertained a party
of children yesterday afternoon for her
children at their home on North Illinois
street.
Miss Eleanor Minor has gone to Bloom
ington for few days, where she will be
entertained by some of her old college
friends.
YER will come Wednesday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason, on North
Delaware street.
Mrs. A. l.. Hoover gave a surprise party
in honor of her husbands birthday Tues
day evening. The guests were entertained
at progressive cinch.
Miss Elizabeth Sulz left yesterday after
noon for Louisville to spend few days.
and later will go TO Nashville TO attend the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Clara Jack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson were enter
tainers for card party last evening at
rooms were adorned with flowers for the
event.
Mrs. Mary Foster Boyner of Chicago.
will conduct the lesson and also give "A talk
before the Primary Teachers Union at the
First Presbyterian Church this afternoon
at 1 o clock
Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Nichols. of ST.
Paul, will spend to-day with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Cooper and Mr. and Mrs Ogle and
will leave to- morrow for Tampa. Fla. Mrs.
Nichols was formerly Miss Maud Myers. of
this city.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt Rowland,
Miss Farquhar. Mr.. Edward Gates Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. White Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Ross. Miss Emma Atkins and Mr.. e. l.
Payne formed a box party at English :
opera House as the guests of the Press
Club.
Miss Alice Somerville held a reunion for
the Sketchng Club yesterday afternoon.
the guest of honor being Miss Leah Fetch
er. who has been making her home in
Denver end who is spending a few weeks
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Il Fletcher
Miss Mamie Hogan, pupil OF Mrs. Flora
Fawker. gave piano recital most cred
itably last evening at the Cariin & Lennox
rooms. Her programme embraced numbers
by Chopin. Ruhinsiein and Raff Miss
Hogan was assisted by Mrs Fuller. Mr..
Duthie and Mr.. Saylor.
Mrs. Hervey Bates entertained few
young ladies yesterday afternoon with a
ponoche party. The guests were asked 10
a prettily arranged table and worked and
chatted. Mrs. Bates sat at one end of the
table. and her sister. Miss M-rtindaIe. at
the other In the chaiing disnes before
them one made ponoche. a KIND of Mexican
candy. and the other mace Judges. The
company was entirely informal and very
enjoyable.
MIS- J. l. JiSStttes No oN5 Last SOutn
street. will give reception this evening
from TO 10 o'clock in honor of Mrs. Pooley.
OF Oak Park. H.. president OF the north
western branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Mrs DR.. Thomas. Of Gin
cinnati president OF the Cincinnati district
W. +. NJ. s. and Miss kcmDer OF Ander-
son. returned missionary from India. All
the members CT the W. +. II. 8. of the
East and West Indianapolis districts are
invited.
rrb. Over ,l,., rT,oa,.,,,,s f,i,,b ~, ,.,.,.
day afternoon with Mrs. u. l. Wood. Mrs
Elliott Perkins read paper on ''Supersti-
lions. and Mrs. w. {. Allen one on THE
Supernatural In Literature. Both were of
more than ordinary interest and provoked
q general conversation. which was led BIZ
Mrs. Il. 5. Folsom. Nearly every member