The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Century Club meeting for Jan. II has
been declared Off
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 3. Peck returned last
night from Lafayette.
Miss Eleanor Ketcham will leave Thurs
day for Dansville, N. Y.
Mr.. w. c. Bobbs left yesterday for trip
through the Northwest.
Mrs. Minear, of Greensburg, is the guest
of Mrs. w. r. Brown.
Mr.. Robert II. Smily has gone to Kalama-
zoo to spend a few days.
Miss Kingman is visiting Mrs. Il. S.
Hacker in Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Frederick Knefier entertained few
friends at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Baum, of Brooklyn, n. Y, is visiting
her sister Mrs. James NJ. Winters.
Mrs. Bement Lyman expects to so to Chi
cago on Wednesday for few days.
Rev and Mrs. ]. A Milburn have gone to
Buffalo TO visit Mr.. Milburn's brother.
Mrs. John N. Carey is. now the guest of
Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks, in Washington
Mrs James A. Low, who has been visit
ing near Charlottesville, has returned
home
MIR. Albert Leber and family are with
Mrs Frederick FRANKIE, on North Meridian
street.
days as her at-home day for the rest of the
season.
Mrs William F. Elliott is visiting her
parents, at Des Moines. Ia. Mr.. Elliott has
Mr.. Caleb Lodge has returned from st.
Louis, where he has spent a few days Wis
iting friends.
Miss Maud Weller, of Louisville, is visit
ing Mrs. c. L, Holmes on North PennSyl-
Vania street.
Miss Anna Birk, who has been studying
music in New York during the winter, has
returned home.
Miss Annie Ellsworth. of Lafayette. has
returned to knickerbacker Hall, where she
is attending school.
The eighth section of the free kindergar-
ten will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. Orlow Ball, 1119 Hoyt avenue.
Miss Margaret O'Conner of Ireland, has
come to spend the winter with Miss Mary
McAeever, on South New Jersey street.
Mr.. Julius f. Pratt and daughter Lois
left yesterday for the East: Miss Pratt is
returning to school at New London Conn.
Miss Jessie Miller received her friends
yesterday afternoon informally for her
guest, Miss, Swazey, of Worcester, Mass
Mrs. Lew Haughey will go to Chicago
to-day to spend the week with her husband.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Johnson entertained
the euchre club of which they are men,
bers last night at their home, on Park
avenue.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Central-avenue NJ. L. Church will
m' ct with Mrs. W. f. Curryer, 1920 College
avenue, this afternoon
H. L. f1GnQeISOn ana daughter, MISS EVA
of Kokomo, were among the .out-of-town
people who witnessed the performance of
the Bostonians last night.
Mrs. Helen Wheeler is expected this week
to visit Mrs. r. Is. F. Peirce a short time.
and together they will go to New York to
visit Suzanne Van Valkenberg.
Mrs Charles Pierce gave a pretty chill
drens party yesterday afternoon to observe
her little daughter Luciles birthday ami
versary Members of Miss Bright Arm
strong's kindergarten class were guests and
assisted in the entertainment.
Mr. John Delzell who has been visiting
his mother and other relatives during the
holidays for the first time in over twenty
Cal. He will spend few days there and
then return to Alaska, where he has been
for the last four years.
Mrs Maud Showers was hostess yesterday
afternoon at her new home, on East Pratt
street, for the Monday Afternoon Club.
Mrs Cara Clifford and Mrs. Anna d.
Yocky were the entertainers and presented
two excellent papers. Subject, Walter
Scott-Life and Writings"
The marriage of Miss Har. t E. Nettle-
of this city, was solemnized at Covngton
Wednesday, Jan. 5. They have returned to
this city. where they will receive their
friends at their home, corner Thirty-second
street and Central avenue.
Mrs. Helen B. Holman has issued invita-
tons for tea tomorrow "wednesday
afternoon, from 4 until 6, in honor of her
daughters guest, Miss Smith, of Pittsburg.
and Miss MillerS guest, Miss Swazey. The
guests of honor TO assist Mrs. Holman will
be Mrs. John Nj. Judah and Mrs. William M
hail formerly Miss Lyon. The invitations
are extended only TO young ladies'
The semi-weekly luncheon will be given
tomorrow noon by the Ladies Aid So
ciety of Memorial Presbyterian Church at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Brown, on North Alabama street. Mr. and