The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

MISS brlgnt armstrong Is spending week
with Mrs. Arba T. Perry.
Miss Margaret McKenna is visiting
friends in Peru and Huntington.
Mrs. F.. A. w. Davis has returned from
an extended visit to Eastern Cities
Mrs. j. c. Mendenhall has issued invita-
lions Tor company Thursday Nov Is.
Mrs. Orlando Bruner has returned from
III III eN'sN0ea VISIT 10 relatives IN Rockford
Auditor and Mrs A. c. Daily will enter
tain the state officers at dinner this even
Miss Grace WATSON will entertain a few
friends at luncheon to-day for her guest,
Miss Wagner.
Mrs. J.; Allen Parker and son Dale are
Miller on Ash street.
Miss Callie Lee of Peoria, ILL.,, formerly
OF this city, is visiting Mrs. H. Fl. Friedley,
No 1913 North Delaware street.
Mrs. James N. Rogers has issued invi-
tatlons for card party Friday Nov r.
in honor of Mrs. c. A. Wallingford.
Mrs. r. M. Riner and daughter Hazel.
of Portland Ore, are guests of Mrs George
Prier No. S541 North Meridian street
Mrs. Dr.; Wishard, of Greenwood, and
guests of Mrs. Isaac King yesterday.
Mrs Abercrombie, Mrs. Huffman and Miss
kittie Ravens, of Rushville are the guests
OF Mrs. George 3. Walton on College ave
nue..
Mr.. o. T. Morton will arrive tomorrow
to visit his mother and attend the Morton
memorial services Sunday morning at
Roberts Park Church.
Mrs. +. M Talbot, of North Illinois
street, entertained a party of Peru ladies IF
dinner yesterday. The visitors came to at
tend the chrysanthemum show.
Mrs. Reaume and daughter, Miss Annie
{. Reaume, will receive informally this
AFTERNOON from to 8 o'clock for their
guest, Miss William, of Terre Haute.
Bishop White and Mrs. White have is
sued invitations for reception, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 10, at No. 1901 Central ave-
nue., in honor of Rev. John Hayward Nc
Kenzie. dean of Grace Cathedral
Miss Lydia Fields, of Chicago, young
Seventh aria on the Violin this evening at t
the concert to be given by Miss Shedd' S
pupils at the East Washington-street Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. Robert Springsteen gave the second
OF her series of companies yesterday after
noon. Transposed cities formed the basis
for the guessing contest. The ices were in
the Yellow Kid series, and the rooms were
adorned with flowers.
A meeting has been called to formally
organize the University Club among women
All ladies graduated from any school that
gives college degrees under a state charter
are eligible. The first meeting will be held
on Saturday afternoon, in High School
Hall, corner of Michigan and Pennsylvania
streets.
Mrs. Benjamin d. Walcott and sister.
Miss Newcomer, have invited a few friends
for tea Wednesday afternoon for Mrs
F. w. Hitchcock, of Philadelphia. formerly
Miss Josephine Fithian, who visited Mrs
Walcott before she was married and was
one of the bridesmaids at Mrs Walcott' S
wedding, and for their cousin, Mrs. Dixon,
OF trenton, formerly of this city. The
friends of the guests are included in the
invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M Lilly entertained
the Lilly families at dinner last evening at
their home on North Delaware street The
house was decorated exclusively with vel
low and white chrysanthemums. The COM
psny included Mrs: Catherine James and
crime Lilly, of Mount Clemens. Mich; Mrs.
Mary Lilly and Mr. and Mrs. George Lilly,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lilly. Mrs Liliv
ana ana MI and Mrs. George Lilly will return
Mime MN the last of the week. accompanied by
MIS- James and Mrs. Anthony.
One of the pretty afternoon receptions
LOT young people this season was that given
SestSIuay by Miss Juliette Bryan, who had
P Pa mer guests as,s of honor Mrs. Alexander
Frances Preston. Of this city: Miss Marv
it t. VINO has recently returned from
S1sMds y SsaSs residence residence abroad and Mrs
mas recently come to this city to reside
n nnS -FOUR young ladies received in the
themums formed the floral decorations Tn
the library punch was served and chrvsan-
themums, and IN the dining room a basket
of pink roses filled the center of tho tahIo
me assistants alternated in presiding az
either end of the table. serving ices or noure
ing coffee from dainty service Miss Rrv
were Miss Elizabeth Cooper. Mrs. Frank
Harrington, Miss Lois Dyer, Mrs. r 7
tads, Miss Ema Woollen, Miss Dorothea
Van Camp, Miss Edith Bingham and her
visitor. Miss Daniels of Dayton. Miss
Blanche O'Donnell. Miss Rose Holmes. Miss
Laura Huey Miss Caroline Burford. Miss
Josephine Smith, Miss Nellie Richards Miss
Louise Dryer, Miss Martha DRAPER Miss
Mary Noble and Miss Nellie Richards Miss
Holmes and Miss Bingham were bridesmaids
at the marriage of Mrs. Patton.
Bicyclists are interested in the perform
ance on the wheels that is to be given at
the Flower Mission fair next week IT I'm
PRODUCES here, as il has in other cities in
door riding and fancy riding for ladies' So
often during The winter wheel riding has to
be given up on account of the weather In
door riding may be practiced at any time
With the general use of the wheel fancy rid
ing is being tried. In the performance nexr
week there viii be the grand march, the
quadrilles. the maze and several cotillion
figures. The rehearsals show that one of
the most attractive entertainments of the
entire week of novelties will be the night
when the wheels are In evidence. There win
be a second wheel performance Saturday
afternoon by young people for the children's