The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Samuel E. Kercheval is visiting her
daughter in st. Louis.
Miss Salter, of Lake Erie Seminary, is the
guest of Miss Jane Williams
Mr.. Noble G.. Butler has gone to New AL
barry 10 remain until Friday.
Miss Lois Pratt is home from New York
to spend the Easter vacation.
Misses Josephine and Helen Holman will
return from Pennsylvania the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin M Elan have taken
the residence, No. 14l6 North New Jersey
street.
Mrs. ]. II. Serff will give a. euchre party
tomorrow afternoon for her guest, Mrs.
BoSworth.
Mr. d. NJ. RansdeIl has returned from
Arizona, where he spent few weeks with
lis wife and son.
Miss Lillian Day. of Milwaukee. who has
been visiting Mrs IT. G. Day and family,
has returned home
Mrs. John a. Newman, of Mooresville,
who was the guest of her sister. Mrs. l.. S.
Knots has returned home.
Mrs. LETTERS. of Boston, is the guest of
Mrs. May Wright Sewall and will receive
with her tomorrow afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Kahn entertained the
members of the j.. L. l.. Club last evening
at their home on North Pennsylvania
street.
Miss Jennie yelling has returned from
Florida, where she spent the winter and she
is now visiting friends in Knightstown for
q rev Gays.
The Parlor Club will meet tomorrow
evening with Mr.. and Mrs Edwin E. Rex
ford. No 1928 North Illinois street, instead
of with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Dye.
Miss Marguerite Hubbard viii sing this
evening at the performance of the ORA
matte Club. Her number will be an aria
and the spinning song from Faust"
Miss Martha Bradshaw will give a euchre
party at the Denison Thursday afternoon
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Ramsey.
The Lyra Casino will give q prize bowling
this evening. Each member will contribute
prize wrapped in paper and the choice by
scores will be made from the packages.
Mrs. Carrie Z. Edgar and daughter EN-
ma. of New York, are visiting Col and
Mrs. w. G. Young. Mrs. q: P. Gephart, of
Dayton, O., spent Easter with Mrs. Young.
Next week the Daughters of the American
Revolution viii have the privilel of show
ing to the Indianapolis public the collection
of original pictures prepared for a magazine
series on the War Of the Revolution by
some of the most eminent artists and illus
traitors in this country. The exhibit will
continue throughout the week in the east
parlor of the Propylaeum. The paintings.
etchings and drawing have aroused interest
wherever they have been shown, and have
a peculiar interest at this time on account
OF the patriotic feeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Barcus entertained the
members of the Fork Club last evening
for the last meeting of the season. in honor
OF their guest. Miss Katherine Kilen of
Rochester, The members and few other
friends were Invited for a progressive din
ner. The guests We're seated at small ta-
bles. which were decorated with flowers
The blossoms for the ladies were ionquils
ard for the gentlemen pink carnations, The
house decorations were palms, flags and the
national colors. During the third course
the orchestra played the Star-spangled
Banner and small flags in the ice cups
were the fayors for the guests. Three
cheers were also given for the flag and the
country. After the dinner the usual games
We're played: Mrs Barcus was assisted by
Mrs. l.. A. kinsey Mrs. j. II. Serff, Mrs.
Edward Hawkins Mrs p. r. Mutchner
Mrs. c. ID. Pearson, Mrs. John x. Robson,
Mrs. Claude Griffith, Miss Mary Hicks, Miss
Maud Elliott. Miss Nellie Johnson. Among
the guests was Mrs Potter of Des Moines
LAR-DUNNINGTON.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Lucille
Huntington. daughter of the late DIR. An
drew Huntington, and Mr. Samuel Todd
Mllar took place yesterday morning. at 10
o'clock, at the home OF the brides mother