The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-24
nFNTICT DIR. A. E. BUCHANAN
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Henderson is visiting in New York.
Miss Margaret Carey is visiting friends in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. H. c. Thornton is the guest of rela-
tiyes in Chicago.
Mrs. T. Gent of Auburn, Ind, is the guest
of Mrs Nicholas Ensley.
DIR. Henry Jameson gave a break party
to Millersvilie last evening.
Mrs. Clifford ShopbelI. of Evansville,
came yesterday to visit friends.
Miss Josephine Morss returned yesterday
from a visit to relatives in Goshen
Miss Josephine Wight will go to her home
early in July to spend her vacation.
Miss Virginia Shaw will give a break
party to the Country Club tomorrow.
The first summer night concert at the
German House will be given this evening.
Mrs. r. K. Somers has left for Cleveland
and the East, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs Jacob Bieler will entertain friends at
coffee" Tuesday at her home, in Morton
Place.
visiting in Cincinnati and Hamilton, o., and
Liberty, Ind.
Mayor Taggart and his family will go to
Niagara Falls this afternoon and win re-
turn Monday.
Misses Katherine NJ. Ayres Edith Smith
and Mary Sayles will return from Smith
College tomorrow.
Mrs. Florence Shilling has gone to Chi
CdgO 10 spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. t. L. McMonies
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kiersted of Chicago,
are visiting Mrs. Abby A. Cady and family,
on North Illinois street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott and daughter
and Miss Helen Bennett will go to the
Country Club to-day to spend week
Mr. Clarence Coffin will return from Yale
to-day, accompanied by Mr.. Noble, of
Kansas City. who will spend few days.
Mr.. Oliver Eddy. of Washington. D. c.,
has Joined his sister. Miss Josephine Eddy,
at Mr. l.. c. Haugheys home, in Maple
ton.
Mr.. Charles Hubbard. of Chicago, is Wis
iting his father. Mr.. William S. Hubbard
and brother, Mr.. William H. Hubbard. and
family.
AIR. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny and the
choir OF Grace Cathedral gave a patriotic
entertainment last evening for the choir
outing fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Lilley formerly
Of this city, sailed Wednesday for an ex-
tended trip through northern Europe, going
as far north as the North cape.
A lawn fete will be given this afternoon
and evening at the home of ]. X. English,
on College avenue. for the benefit Of the
College-avenue Moravian. Church
The wedding of Miss Emma Woessner and
MT sam Schumacher will take place
Wednesday of next week. Miss Callie Schu-
day. 80 20 : $50
Messrs. Harry r, Wilson, James v. Kelly,
Albert seatin. jay, Dill. win Morrison and
s. b.. Monkey will give brake party to
Broad Ripple this evening in honor of Mr.
Bert r. Brown, OF Lafayette, who will come
to visit James V. Kelly.
Mrs. Addison c. Harris entertained with
a breakfast yesterday, the guest of honor
being Mrs. Joseph r. Herod. Mrs. Henry
G, Atkins. Mrs. Evans Woolen. Mrs. w. p.
Herod and Mrs. Frank II. Baldwin were
among those invited to meet Mrs. Herod.
Mrs. Alexander Taggart gave a high tea
yesterday afternoon for her daughters, the
Misses Taggart: About thirty young ladies
were entertained. They were seated at small
tables, each decorated with a vase of flow
ers. no two being alike and a tea of several
courses was served.
Mrs. George e. Townley gave lunch
con yesterday for Miss Farquhar. of Mime
apolis, and for her daughter, Mrs E. S
r. Seguin, whose birthday it was There
was q birthday cake-and the name cards
Cora Griffith. The guests were Mrs J. o.
Ghenoweth of st. Louis. a sister of Mrs
thur B. Grover. Mrs. w. p Herod Mrs. J
A. Milburn. Mrs. Perry II Clifford. Mrs
w. +. Cievenger and Miss Rowena New.
Mr.. Edward l.. Mckee gave an elegant
sweet peas. artisGically arranged The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Griffiths.
Katherine Wallick. Miss CASTOR. Miss Ma
lott. Miss Julia Fletcher. Miss Knippenberg
MFR. George T. Porter. Mr.. John NJ. Shaw.
Mr.. j. A. Barnard, Mr.. N. E. Tarkington
Mr. L b. Martindale and Mr.. Phil NJ Wat
SON. The round table was set in the garden
under circular tent and when twilight
fell the garden was Illuminated with incan-
descent lights
Miss Tompkins. Of FishkilI-on-the- Hud-
son, was the guest OF honor at a o'clock
tea given bv her hostess Miss Carrie Ma
lott, yesterday afternoon Mrs Malott as
sisted the young ladies In receiving Miss
Tompkins wore a dainty gown OF pink silk
trimmed with pink and white rose petals
Meteor roses sweet peas of every hue and
marguerites decorated the rooms and the
tea tables. Miss Malott was assisted by
her sisters and Mrs. Macy Malott Mrs
Charles w Fairbanks. Mrs w. III. Cole
man Mrs. John l.. Griffiths Mrs. o. ID.
Jameson. Mrs. j A.. Milburn, Mrs. IA i.
Mason, Mrs. Samuel G. Carey, Mrs. IL. II.