The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

tations for a tea Thursday.
Mr.. Eugene Mettler of Toledo, is visit
ing Mr.. William f. Landers.
Mrs. James Miller entertained few
neighborhood friends yesterday at dinner.
Mrs. George Burgess, of Cairo, ILL., is
visiting Mr.. Burgess's mother on Capitol
avenue
Mrs. A. L. Varney gave a luncheon yes
terday to a party Of twelve at her home at
the Arsenal.
Mr. Edwin ST. George Rogers entertained
a. number of friends with a 'possum sup
per at his home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Emmett Coffin went
to Bloomington yesterday TO visit Mr.. Cof-
fins mother for few days.
Miss Mary Hunt, who has been visiting
relatives in this city for a month, left for
her home in Detroit yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Reid entertained a few
young people informally last evening at her
home on North Alabama street
Mrs. Harry w. Carry. of Terre Haute,
who has been the guest of Mrs. j. H. Serff
for the last week, returned home this morn
ing.
Miss Virginia Foster left yesterday for
Pittsburg, where she will be bridesmaid
for cousin, who is to be married Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. williams will leave
in few days for southern California to
spend the winter. They may locate there
permanently.
Miss Jeanette Orlopp, of this city, will
make her appearance in this country, after
returning from abroad, in a concert to be
given at Chickering Hall, New York,
Dec. Is.
The announcement has been received here
of the marriage of Mr.. Albert Lupton, of
New York, formerly of this city, and Miss
Howard of st, Louis, which took place in
| st. Louis recently.
Mrs. Walter Fugate and Mrs. H. E.
Christian will sing at the entertainment at
the First Baptist Church next Wednesday
evening. The latter will be accompanied by
the whistler from the Boys Club.
Mrs. Edward Hawkins entertained yes
terday. at whist. having guests for fourteen
tables. She was assisted by, Mrs. c. 4.
p. r. Mutchner. Each room was adorned
with flowers, and the score cards were tied
with yellow and white ribbons. Among the
of Terre Haute Mrs. Hodge, of Evansville,
and Miss Hawkins, of Portland.
Miss voss invited a few friends to her
home last as , evening for first view Of her
swell niche made for the beautiful figure
and arranged hidden electric lights to IL
Illuminate it. The room is tinted an ex-
quisitc pink rose color, and the hangings
are of heavy satin brOcade of a deeper
tone. On the walls are paintings and art
treasures gathered in all parts of the
world making rare setting for the rare
possession of the Bacchante There is
probably no room in the city that contains
such collection as the pink drawing room
of Miss Voss.
largely attended meeting of the Indian
apoiis Chapter O. the Daughters of the
Revolution was he'd Thursday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs Harrington. opposite
st. Clair Park, large amount of official
business was transacted and entertain
quinia Voss, Mrs. Will Harrington, Mrs.
James Braden, Mrs. b. c. Thompson, Mrs.
Beck, Miss Romaine Braden, Miss Adams,
Miss Gail Smith Miss Virginia Minor and
Mrs. Helen Parry Fitzgerald, was appointed
to prepare for reception at an early date,
at which members will be privileged to in
ito 10 10 q
JAN s, at which time several papers will be
read.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Mayer enter
tanned their friends last evening with
dance at the Propylaeum Receiving with
the host and hostess were the Misses Zoler,
of Greensburg. Miss Zoller wore gown of
pink silk and chiffon trimmed with roses,
ard Miss Louise Zoler wore gown of
blue brocaded silk. The hall was decorated
in garlands of lycopodfum across, the
breadth and length Of the room. and the
entire north wall opposite the doors was
filled with smilax studded with white and
red electric lights. The red lights were
placed on the mantel amid the ferns and
palms and lights were in colored Japanese
lamps which were swung from the sides of
the hall. There was lattice frieze of
laurel. with festoons of laurel and lycopo-
dunn around the entire room making an
embroidery of green against the plain color
of the wallis Mr. and Mrs; Mayer were
assisted in entertaining by Maj. and Mrs.
W. j. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +.
Sayles and Mr.. and Mrs II. r. WATSON.
music for the dance, md the most popular
airs were played. supper was served in the
east parlor, where the table in the center
of the room was decor ted with a large
basket of chrysanthemuL . the Dresden
colors. set on a cloth ri embroidered
in the Dresden design. " 9 candles in
crystal candlestcks gave soft light
through the room Amor g the guests were
Miss henton, of Chicago. Miss Proctor, of
Vermont; Mrs. N. A. ella adding. of Mem
phis: Miss Won Starkloff, of st. Louis Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Lovett, of Anderson, and
Mr.. Eugene Mettler. of Toledo
DURBIN-TEMPLE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. 3.-Last evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. {.
Durbin, Clarence Durbin and Miss Minnie
Il. Temple were married, DIR. Wright of the
Presbyterian Church. officiating.
IFyingtOn.
Miss Edith Griffith has invited the mem
hers of the Young Folks Dancing Club to
meet with her Saturday evening.
The young men of the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity entertained a few friends in their
hall after the contest on Wednesday even
ing.