The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

LAA0OAIlL INV OOAAL1 Il
Mrs Lathrop. of Greensburg, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. +. l.. Mayer.
Mr.. w. w. Knight has returned from
a visit to relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Louise Brink will return to-day to
Cincinnati, after spending ten days at
home.
Miss Fox and Miss Courtney, of Virginia,
will come next week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Fox.
Mr. Louis ]. Dochez left Tuesday for New
York, where he will spend the winter study
ing music.
Mrs. Emma Winsor who has been max
ing short visit to friends here, has re-
turned West.
Mrs A. NJ. Candee will return tomorrow
from visit to relatives in Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Mr.. E. NJ. Thompson has returned from
Memphis, where he had been for the last
nine weeks.
Mrs John A. Glover and children, who
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ID. L. Wood, will
return home to-day.
Mrs. J. Judson Higgins. recalls the invita-.
tons for her tea Thursday on account OF
the illness of her daughter.
Mr.. Augustin Hopper, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting the family of w. III. il.
Miller, has returned home.
Mrs. George A. Dickson will entertain
with euchre party Jan. IL in honor OF
Mrs. Winkler, of Louisville
Messrs. Howard Mcbride and James
Cromer. who have been home for the holt
days, returned to Princeton last night
Miss Louise Bybee has returned to board
ing school i'm Washington, having gone
with Miss Mcdonald and Miss Baldwin.
Miss Martha Carey returned to Washing
ton, ID. C., yesterday, accompanied by her
mother, who will visit there for short
time.
Miss Ida Osgood has returned from visit
of three months with relatives and friends
in the East. Mr.. Osgood went East for
his daughter
Mrs. May Wright Sewall gave a hand
| some luncheon yesterday to a few friends.
| having Mrs. Wilmarth, of Chicago, and
| Mrs. John M. Judah for her guests OF
| honor.
Mr. N A. GIadding, of Memphis, is in
| the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Gladding, who have
| been making their home in Memphis for
| several years, will return here to live IN a
| short time.
| Prof. Moran, Of Purdue University, who
/ addressed the meeting of the Local Council
| of Women yesterday, was the guest OF Mrs
| c. NJ. Walker, chairman of the programme
| committee
Miss Susan Hayward, of Pana; , pr
| Jackson, of Kansas City, and Miss
Georgine Haskell will come Monday. and
will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllam
| Burford and Miss Burford-
| Mrs Kathleen Griffis. who has been
spending week with Mrs. A. b. Gates, is
now with Mrs. N. S. Byram for short
| time, before going to Asaevllle, N. e., Tor
| the remainder of the winter.
| Mrs. Kate p Norris gave dinner dance
| last evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Emmett Coffin. Twenty guests
| were entertained, and among. them was
| Mrs. Mary St G. Blackburn, of Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Albrecht enter
| tanned number of friends at dinner last
| evening for Mrs. r.. o. Fleming, of Fort
| Wayne Mrs. Fleming, who has been Wis
| iting her mother, Mrs Gillett, will return
home to-day.
The programme of the annual meeting of
TT-.s- Is (fIffhe *
nearing completion. There will be no pros
pectuS sent out, as there was last year. II
| will be sent through the state early enough
| to give sufficient time for club and personal
consideration.
The Meridian w. c. T. u. will meet this
afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock with Mrs. e. &.
| Cornelius No. 1905 North Meridian street.
| s'Household Economics. Education of the
| Appetite, Ventilation, Cleanliness ana care
| of Waste Matter.
Miss Bertha Knobe, of Chicago, who spent
| the summer and fall in California and has
| since been visiting her parents in Franklin,
| spent Monday and yesterday with Miss
Irene Backledge MISS kno tten %i tb go su 70
| frage convention and the meeting of the
| d. A. r., Feb. Y.
| The Marion Club was in its brightest garb
reception to ladies' All of the decorations
| that made the club so attractive on New
| Years day were left for the reception last
L
| callers The hours for receiving were from
| s until 10 o'clock and during the two hours
| the clubrooms were quite gay. The visitors
| We're served with punch, and all who cared
| for the. amusement We're invited to take
| turn at the bowling alleys. some OF the
| women made creditabe scores me clu6
| has fine piano in its reception room, and
| the guests enjoyed some good music
FOR MRS. WINKLER.
| Mrs. Frederick Fahnley gave an elegant
| reception yesterday afternoon, at which the
guest of honor was Mrs. Winkler, of Louis
Vile, who is visiting Mrs. Frederick c.
Rush The ladies received in the blue
| drawing room, the beauty of which was en-
| HANGED by the use of profusion of South
ern smilax and Bermuda lilies. The crystal
| chandelier was festooned with smilax, and
| tall vases of lilies were effectively placed:
| In the south parlor and library holly and
| smilax were used, and portieres and draper
les of Southern smilax were Topped with
| scarlet ribbons. Carnations and American
| Beauty roses made the atmosphere frag-
rant. Mrs. Fahnley was assisted by Mrs.
w. Bradshaw, Mrs. John Coburn, Mrs.
Frederick Rush, Mrs. Noble G. Butler, Mrs.
Winters. Mrs. David Wallace, Mrs. George
Brown, Mrs. A. NJ. Ogle, Mrs. G. A. SchnulI,
Mrs. George G. Haerle, Mrs: John Somer-
| vile, Miss Malott Miss Bertha Rush, Miss
Reese. Miss Fahnley, Miss Carey, Miss
| Spades, Miss New, Miss Holiday, Miss
Margaret Malott. Miss Thompson, Miss
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Ellis, Miss Louise Brink, Miss Mary Noble,
| Miss Hyde, Miss Annie Butler, idiss Clara
| Hauesen. Miss Marion Ritzinger. Miss Ella
| Vonnegut Miss Elizabeth Peck and Misses
| Bertha and Ada Fahnley. Pink and green
characterized the decoration in the dining
room where pink roses and begonias filled
| the buffet and on the polished table
large basket of roses and at the corners
We're tiny rose lamps set in maiden hair
ferns. The Southern smilax was used every
where. An orchestra played during the re-
cepton hours, when several hundred
friends were entertained.
VENS-HATHAWAY.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Jan. 4.-The marriage of
MIR. William p. Stevens and Miss Lydia
Hathaway took place this evening at the
Hathaway home at Riverside No date for
the wedding had been given. Miss Hath
away invited her guests of the evening
simply to come to a party, and none was
aware of the wedding being on the pro-
gramme until Rev. Noftzger, of Hgh-street
NJ. e. Church, appeared. The happy couple
| and We're married. Mr.. Stevens came here
from Cfreensburg. and is a member of the
drug firm of Stevens Il Durham. The bride
was until recently a court stenographer.
FARRIS- NEWLY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR. Ind. Jan. 4.-Mr. j. W. Far
ris, of Bloomington. and Miss Inez Newly
were united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents tonight. Rev. j. w. Clev-
enger, OF the First Baptist Church, offici-
ating The couple Will make Bloomington
their future home.