The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr. John Berthel of Peoria. is in the city
Mr.. John w. Kern ha7 returned from
West Baden.
Mr.. Frank Parks returned to his home in
Martinsville yesterday.
Miss Blanche Burkhardt, of Cincinnati
Is the guest of the Misses Erwin.
Mrs r. W. p. Noble and son, Of Chicago,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Nicholson
Otto Duane Letter has returned from New
York, where he has been studying the
violin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington and sons, Of
Nashville. Tenn, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Day.
Mrs NJ w De Wolf, of New York. Is
sylvania street.
The Woman's Whist Club will meet here
after Tuesday mornings at $3.50 o'clock In
stead Of in the afternoons.
Miss Maud Weller, of Louisville. will
come to-day to visit Mrs. G. L. Holmes on
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Frederick Fahnley and daughter Ada
and Miss Helen Swigart have gone to Mar
tinsville for week or ten days.
Mr.. Arthur Moore will go to New York
this week to spend three weeks visiting Miss
Ella Catherwood and other friends.
Mrs 3. A. Ellsworth and daughter Annie,
Hall, returned to Lafayette yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. "A. Applegate have
taken possession of their new home, No. 1904
North Delaware street, Morton Place.
Nli >. y. " I1uSScy Will give a iuucneOQ
to-day and afterward Mrs. Chapman will
read her paper on European Homes"
Mrs. ]. w. Bradshaw entertained the
board OF directors OF the Womans Whist
Club last evening at dinner at the Lorette.
Mrs. John N, Carey and daughter Miss
Martha Carey, who have been attending
Mrs. Somers's school In Washington will
return home to-day.
Miss Mary Williamson is giving an ex-
hibit of her art designs and CARBOHYDRATES
each afternoon this week at the residence
of Mrs. d. w. Coffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman williams will
and later they viii go to the seashore or to
the north for the summer.
Mrs. ]. C. Ingram will receive informally
ms ms afternoon and evening for her guests,
turn to their homes tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. G. e Hollenbeck will give
dinner this evening and Mrs. Hanson will
noon in honor Of Mrs Charles Sherman
Circle No. 3, of Central-avenue Church,
vii Vii giye a garden party at the home of
the party Will be given in the house.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Hickman. formerly
OF this city, will be the guests of the Misses
they. Will be at home informally to their
old friends. There are no invitations
Miss Annie Crosby Emery, of Madison,
Wis. who addressed the Classical School
Misses Atkins at luncheon and met a num-
Der Of former Bryn Mawr friends Miss
Emery returned home last night
Miss Mary Stowell, who has been spending
two years in Europe. has recently returned
and is this week in Franklin. She will come
TO this city Saturday and will be the guest
OF Mrs. James w. Lilly for a few days be-
fore going to Harrodsburg. Ky, for the
summer.
Miss Louella Miller gave euchre party
yesterday afternoon TO a few friends in
honor of Mrs Charles Sherman NJ Cbico o.,
and Miss Jennie Crane, of New Albany.
Roses and syringa made the rooms more
attractive Miss Miller was assisted by Mrs.
John T.. Scott.
Miss Gertrude Kirshbaum entertained the
seniors and juniors of the Girls Classical
School yesterday afternoon with a hearts
party. The class colors, white and green,
prevailed in the decorations and appoint
ments, and the class flower the daisy was
used. Handsome prizes were awarded.
A number of young men of the June class
OF the Indianapolis Training School gave a
drive and supper at Miilersvilie yesterday
afternoon and last evening. The hostesses
were Miss Valentia Egan and Miss Laura
NJ Buehler who assisted in making the ar
Fangemepts for the young mems guests.
Miss May Louthan entertained party of
twelve young ladies yesterday afternoon for
Miss Grace Biume. who is to be married
next week. The guests were entertained
with contest, for which prizes We're given,
and Miss Blume Was presented with china
by each OF the guests. June roses formed
the room decoration.
Miss Julia Landers entertained a number
room. her guests OF honor being Miss Annie