The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Lll0OAt11L E1LO 0NNAL
Mrs. Henrietta Kitchen Brakeman will
give a recital March IL.
mr.. Arthur Dougall of Fort Wayne will
come tomorrow TO visit friends.
The Aftermath Club will be entertained
this afternoon by Mrs George ]. Hammel.
Mrs. Frank N Lewis is visiting her pa
city.
Mrs Cecil Smith and son will leave to-
day for Georgia TO visit friends for a
month.
Mrs. r. B. u PIERCE returned yesterday
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Wheeler, in
Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. williams. of Wa
pash, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Row
land Evans.
Miss Clara Haueisen is visiting her broth
er, Mr.. Otto Haueisen, in Evansville, for
two weeks
Mrs. Swain, of Richmond, who has been
visiting Mrs. Max Leckner, left yesterday
for Martinsville.
Mrs. Frank Nichols Lewis, of Philadel-
phfa, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George F. Adams.
Mrs. Lynn B. Millikan has issued invita-
tions for q card party, March II, at her
new home in Morton Place
Miss nellie .Colgan entertained a few
friends at luncheon yesterday for Miss JeS-
sic Hughes. of Minneapolis.
Miss stimson, of Terre Haute. will come
Helen Mount in Woodruff Place.
Mrs. M. P. Harrison will give a thimble
party this afternoon in honor of Mrs
Charles A. Robbins, of Pittsfield, Mass.
Mrs. Elliott Durand and Master Eugene
Durand, of Chicago, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs H. s. Tucker and family for few
days.
The Carnation Cinch Club was entertained
last evening by Miss Hogan. of woodruff
avenue. Miss Edith Thomas will be the next
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs Harry E. McCollester are
at the Denison for a few days, previous to
taking apartments at No. 4l0 North Dela-
ware street
Mrs. Samuel D. Murphy, who has been
visiting her parents, DR., and Mrs. L.: L.
Todd, has returned to her nome in Biz
mingham, Ala
Mrs. Lee Cannon, of Denver, who has
been visiting her brother, Mr. Frank M.
Talbot. and family, has returned 10 her
home in Denver
Mrs. Francis Il. Brown entertained twelve
ladies at luncheon yesterday for her sister,
Miss Viola Brown. The table decorations
were marguerites and maidenhair fern, and
Marguerite candlestcks were, were at each Gov sr
Miss Brown will leave to-day for Buffalo.
n. Y, to reside.
A recital by Mr.. Leckner's advanced pa
& W be given wednesday evening pr
choir Of the church. Those who are to take
part are Mrs. David Gibson, Miss Mamie
Jenkins. MISS MINNIE hlrSnDaunl, MISS lar
rie Herbst Miss Eloise Crawford, Miss
Flora Williams. Miss Lille Adam, Miss Su-
sic Brown, Miss Alice Halpin and Master
Theodore Vonnegut.
Mrs. Charles w. Smith gave high tea
yesterday in honor of her visitor, Mrs
Charles A. Robbins, of Pittsheld, Mass.
The parlors and the small tables at which
rated with daffodlls:. Mrs. Smith was as
sisted in her Inequalities by her daughters,
Miss Smith. Mrs, II. H. Hornbrook an, and
Smiths guest for fortnight or more.
Mrs. e. M. Johnson gave a green and
white luncheon yesterday at her home ON
North Meridian street, entertaining sixteen
nj. winters; Mrs Heinly, of Danville Ill.
visiting her daughter, Mrs lafayette Pa age
Mrs. w. II. Griffith, The luncheon was the
first of series which Mrs. Johnson will
give.
The magazine entertainment at the First
Baptist Church last night drew out a large
audience The magazine, a sample copy
of the Baptist Lookout, included a series of
s sh1u lean IngeIow's SONGS of Seven" a
children's department, jokes and fashions.
In the latter the wedding gowns of Mrs.
r. O. Hawkins Mrs. Edgar Foster and Mrs.
c. p. Jacobs were worn and also dresses,
which the same ladies wore when they were
little girls Mrs. Sada Daggett Allen read
the magazine A colored trio presented vo-
cal and instrumental music.
The annual reception of the Katherine
Home was held yesterday afternoon The
visitors were received by Mrs John g..
Wright. the president and the board of
managers There were cakes, candies and
fancy articles for sale. The members of
the auxiliary presided at the candy table.
During the afternoon the following pro-
gramme was given: Song of Sunshine" and
"Slumber Song" Mrs. T. b. Sontag; Little
Boys Troubles Master Charles Arthur
Lewis; cornet solo, Walter Dollhouse; quar-
tet. by members of the Boys Brigade Band,
and q number by the Young Peoples Me-
ridian-street Mandolin Club
At the Washington birthday ball Mrs.
James r. Ingraham, with a party of friends
and visitors wore handsome dress of dark
silk with vest of pink chiffon. Mrs. M ii,
Spades, her guest, wore beautiful gown or
silk. Mrs. Spades had with her Mrs. Miller,
of Indianapolis, guest of the Alcazar, who
wore an exquisite gown of figured organize
over red silk. Mr.. Baldwin, of Indianapolis.
dainty evening gown of white muslin over
silk. Mrs. NJ Fl. Spades, who has sung mere
in public several times, sang at the CASING
Faure's Ave Estelle,' soprano solo with
violin 0bligato, most pleasingly Her voice
is sweet and clear. and the song beautiful
one, giving much pleasure TO the audience.
Florida Tattler.
CROW GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 2.--rhe
golden anniversary of the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward II. Crow was celebrated
to-day by a number of their friends at their
country home. three miles east of the city.
Among those present was Rev. John Hull
of Dauville. Ind. who, fifty years ago, pro-
nounced the marriage ceremony for Mr.. and
Mrs. Crow. The groom Is seventy-three
years old and the bride seventy The for
mer came from Kentucky and the latter
from Maine. They have lived for forty
eight years in their present homestead and
are Well known in this part of Indiana. OF
their ten children, five were present, also
1--WE grandchildren. Among those present
from distance were Mrs. w. b. Vesey, of
Fort Wayne Mr.. and Mrs, II. M. Harding,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Harding and Charles
Harding, of Charlottesville; Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Crow, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Crow $
maiden name was Waterhouse. and she Is a
sister of AL Waterhouse. of Chicago. who
gained national distinction during the war
at the head of the famous Chicago battery
of that name.
PIERCY-MELTZER
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCASTLE. Ind, March 2-Miss
Clara Meltzer, daughter of Mr.. Henry
Meltzer. was married last night to Mr.. c..
i. Piercy. young druggist of this city,
Rev. w. X, Weaver officiating. On account
of recent bereavements in the groom's fam
lily the wedding was quiet one. Both are
prominent young people of, Creenca stIe
Miss Lillian Day was bridesmaid and Mr..
Ernest Martin best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Percy will go TO housekeeping in this city
at once.
OZIER-CAMPFIELD.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, March 2-Mr Charles
E. Ozier. of Mansfield, O., and Miss Ara
Campfeld, of this city, were married to-