The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

| East next week to make a visit.
| Mrs. Benjamin Harrison will not observe
her usual reception this afternoon.
Mrs. Alexander Taggart has been called to
| Plymouth by the death of an aunt.
Miss Maud Smith will go to New York
next month to make visit of some length.
Mr.. Samuel Davis, Of Lansing, Mich. is
| spending the week with Mr.. Alexander Tag
CART, jr.
Mrs. John Hennessy will receive informally
this afternoon for her guest, Mrs Grove, of
Dayton, o.
Miss Margaret Summers. of Louisville, will
| come the last of the week to visit Mrs. w.
| II. Coleman.
Miss Josephine Hyde win go to New York
early in January to remain five or six weeks
| with friends
Master Martin Pierce, of Lafayette. is
| spending the week with Frederick and Ed
ward Wallick.
Mr. Herbert Bennett, of Columbus, o.. will
come Saturday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. III. Bennett.
Mr.. r. Fl. Lowe sailed from Naples on the
18th and arrived in New York yesterday
afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Corunna Stettman, of Toledo, o., is
| the guest of Miss Gertrude KirShbaum, 1920
North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Schmid gave a thea
| ter party last evening, entertaining the
Priscilla Club of Rushville
Mrs. Walter p. Benton has returned from
Cincinnati, where she went to- attend the
funeral of her grandmother.
Miss Florence Liebert entertained party
or young ladies' at cards yesterday Tor MISS
Duenwig, who is her visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Crane who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Estabrook, re-
turned to Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer c. Sewall will enter
tain the North End Whist Club Saturday
evening for their holiday party.
Mrs. Charles o. Durham and daughters
| are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Durham and
family, near North Salem, Ind.
Miss Alma Bachman entertained num-
Der of friends yesterday afternoon at her
| home on North Meridian street.
Mrs John M. King and daughter Ose will
leave this week to spend few weeks visit
| ing Mrs. Kings son, in New York city.
Mr. Albert Matzke is giving an exhibit of
panels in oils and water colors this week at
his studio, No. 2lO6 North Delaware street.
Mrs; j. A. Lemcke and daughter, Miss
Lemcke, will leave next week for New Or
| leans and Florida, to remain several weeks.
Mr. Clarence Hough. of Chicago is in the
city, and was entertained at luncheon yes
| terday by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Coffin.
| Miss Alma Mauzy, of Rushville, will come
| Thursday to spend New Years with Miss
| Edna Fobel, 2233 North New Jersey street.
Miss Jessie Smith will entertain a few
| friends at supper this evening in honor of
| Mrs. Raymond Whinnerah, of Leadville, Col.
Mrs. Frank Blanchard has with her for
| the holidays her niece, Mrs. A. M. Snyder,
and her son, Gaylord Snyder, of Cleve-
land, o.
Mrs. Jason Carey and Miss Carey enter
| tanned at dinner last evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. o. e. Brumbach, of Toledo, who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Carey.
Miss T. L. Voss, director Of the juvenile
auxiliary of the Daughters of the Revolu-
| ton, will entertain the members of the aux
| Hilary this afternoon from to 8 o'clock.
Miss Maud Martin will return next Mon
| day after having spent the holidays with
| relatives near jamestown, Ind. she will
spend the remainder Of the winter attending
| Butler.
| The ladies Of the Tabernacle Church gave
a Christmas social last evening in the church
parlors, which was preceded by party for
| the members of the primary department in
| the afternoon.
MIR. William " Judson, who came to at
| tend the funeral of his mother, returned to
Governors island yesterday. Mr. Ellis
| Proudfit returned to his home in Madison
| Tuesday evening.
| Asheville, n. c.. last week. Mrs Wckard
and children will spend the winter with her
sister, Miss Alice Murry Mr.. Wickard will
return after the holidays.
Mrs. Frank G. Slower who have been Wis
| iting her father, Mr.. William II. DRAPER,
will leave to-day for her home in Rockford.
| DRAPER, VINO will remain indefinitely.
] A musicale will be given Friday evening at
| the Young Womens Christian Associate
| by Mrs. Enrique Miller, assisted by Mrs.
| Arthur ID. Gates. Miss Amy Jacobs, Mr..
Andrew Smith and Mr.. Arthur Preston.
| The ladies of Roberts Park Church have
arranged for a reception for DR.. and Mrs.
c. +. Bacon on Monday. Jan. 2. in the church
] parlors, from to and from 1880 to 10. 1t is
| the twentieth anniversary of their marriage.
| Miss Helen Todd entertained about forty
| friends at progressive euchre last evening
| in honor of her visitors. Miss Cook and Mr..
| Charles Cook of Greenfield. There were
! pretty holiday decorations for the rooms and
| dainty prizes were awarded.
The ladies OF the second section of the
Free kindergarten gave two successful par
| ties yesterday at the Brenneke Academy.
Mrs. John II. Holiday and Mrs. Herman
| Pink heads of the section were assisted by
| the members in being patrons of the dance.
| The proceeds are for the kindergarten work.
Rev. John Hayward Mckenzie, rector of
! school al Lima, Ind, will give his annual
| dinner to the alumni of that school and of
the Ohio Military Institute Hillsdale. o..
| at the Bates Sunday. Mrs. KnickerbackeT
of this city, and Mrs. Howe. of Lima, both
patronesses of the former school, have ac-
cepted invitations TO attend.
Mr. Oliver Willard Pierce left for Della
| ware, o., last evening, to assist in the con-
! cert which closes the convention of the
! Ohio State Music Teachers Association. He
| will play Saint-Saen's G. minor concerto for
piano and orchestra, the latter under the di-
| rection of Mr.. Frank Van der Stucken, with
his orchestra Herr Paul Teichert, of the
| Tribune, accompanied Mr.. Pierce.
Mrs. Braxton Baker gave the second of a
! series OF high teas for her daughter, Miss
Bessie Baker, yesterday afternoon and en-
tertained Misses Florence Plum. Ruth AL
II .
Mary Chambers. Lisette Krauss, Esther
! Cole. Margaret Donnan, Jessie Dollhouse
| Florence Dunnng, Clara Ingram. Theodosia
| Hadley, Mona Faggart, Mary Sewall Ruth
| Patterson. Bertha Bergen Edna Gunckel
| Clara Lewis, Helen Carson, Rachel Baker
Margaret Bugbec. Maud Murphy Fannie
| Sloan and Susie Taggart.
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon James
! Heffernan. of Elwood, and Miss Noa Brehm,
| of Anderson, were married at the residences
of John J. Rockford, 80 North East street.
| Rev Father G. j. Lennert. of st. Joseph S
! Church, performed the ceremony. Miss Liz
| ze Fife played the wedding march and the
/ bride was given away by her father, Philip
| Brehm. Only members of the family were
| present at the wedding. Mr.. Heffernan is a
! brother-in-law of Mr.. Rockford. The bride
! groom is prominent business man of FL
wood where he and his bride will reside.
| A reception was given at the Propylaeum
| last night for the visiting alumni of the In
| diana University. About $50 people were in
| attendance. The visitors were received from
; until II o'clock. The reception committee
was as follows: DR.. Allison Maxwell and
wife, Joseph Swain president of the State
| University. and wife. Superintendent ID. X.
Goss and wife, Rev. A. r. Philputt and
/ wife, Judge j. III. Jordan and wife Mr.. and
! Mrs. Albert Rabb and Mr. J. w. Fesler.