The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-23

Mrs. Pence has returned to her home IN
Charlottesville.
Mr. J. d. Early, of Terre Haute. is in the
city for few days
Mr. and Mrs. win Hough have returned
to their home in Greenfield.
Mrs. ]. S. Partridge is very i'll at her
home, No. 2729 Cornell avenue
Miss Jessie Hughes, of Minneapolis, is the
guest of Mrs. Charles H. Comstock for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albrecht Kipp returned
home last evening after three months
trip to Europe,
Mrs. Clara sinker Rossum. of St Paul
to visit friends here.
Miss Lucille Skidmore, of Charleston, ILL.,,
will come week after next to visit Mrs
George n. CatteIson.
Mrs. Julia |. Herriott will go to Woodruff
Place early in May, and will OCCUPY a new
house on the East drive
Mrs. l.. S. Ayres has returned from At
lantic City and Painesville O., where She
has been vita her daughters
Mrs. J. J. Fletcher, Of Kansas City. is
spending a few days with DIR. and Mrs. c.
H. Albeit ON West Vermont street
Mrs. Harry e. Drew has returned from
Cincinnati, and Mrs. George Brecount will
come "Wednesday TO be her guest for two
weeks.
Miss Bette Wilson, Of Logansport, is Wis
ting Miss julia Kern, and last evening
Mrs. Kern gave childrens dance to few
Miss Jeanette Shaw entertained num-
Der of friends yesterday afternoon for her
sister, Miss Candee, of Columbus, o. Miss
Candee is a vocalist of ability.
Mrs. Charles S. Hernly and daughter, of
New Castle, are spending few days at the
Denison with Mr.. Hernly, chairman Of the
Republican state central committee
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Shaffer, Of Chicago,
VIII come to attend the May festival. They
will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
j. Beverage part OF the time and will be at
the Denison later
Mrs. NJ J. Allison received informally yes
terday afternoon for the ladies who have
been spending the week with her, Mrs. Fora
Cooley, of Chicago; Mrs. j. A. Coleman and
Mrs. E. p. Brown.
Nine. Davies, of Purdue University, was
the guest of Mrs T. G. Day yesterday Last
evening Nine. Davies read a paper on
Emile lola before a number of invited
guests at the home of Mrs. May Wright
Sewall
Miss Anna K. Mclaughlin gave song
recital Thursday evening before the Port
folio Club. Her programme was entirely
songs by women composers including Mile
G.. Chaminade, Guy d'Hardelot Margaret
Ruthven Lang and Eleanor Smith.
Rev Archibald Bradshaw, of New York,
who is visiting his parents, Mrs. and Mrs.
j. w. Bradshaw will preach at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church Sunday evening.
He occupied the pulpit at Bishop Hurst's
church, in Washington, d. c., last Sunday
evening.
Mrs Olive Thorne Miller, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, will address the Contemporary Club at
it's meeting next Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Miller will take for her subject, The Bird,
Our Brother The reception committee is
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Elan,
Mr.. and Mrs Noble G. Butler, Rev. and
Mrs Frederick e. Dewhurst.
Invitations have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Wright, of Carthage, Mo,
for the marriage of their daughter, Anne
Matilda, and Mr.. George Cruiser Hench, of
St. Louis, formerly on the indianapolis
MAY 4, at Carthage. The at home an
nouncement is for No 2935 Henrietta street,
st. Louis.
A Denver paper says: WORD comes from
Liege, Belgium, of the marriage of Mr.. Paul
Lyon Reed, son of Rev. and Mrs. Myron
Reed, of this city, to Laura; daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John b, Van Wyck, of the
former city. Mr.. Reed is carrying out large
contracts with the Belgian government for
the dredging Of rivers and will reside with
his bride in ner native country for some
time to come
Miss Myla Coburn gave a luncheon yes
terday in honcr OF Miss Ethel Fletcher, of
Milwaukee. The guests were seated at two
long tables one being decorated with a
basket of scarlet carnations and hghted
with candles shaded in scarlet. All of the
appointments were in crystal. the other
was in silver and pink, with a basket OF
roses at either end and silver. candlesticks
Pretty photograph name cards were used.
Miss Coburn and Miss Fletcher alternated
in being hostess at either table
..
Misses Lille and Alice budorff, gave q
large card party yesterday afternoon at the
formers home on North Capitol: avenue.
The rooms were decorated in tulips and
roses The scores were kept with pms
placed in dainty receptacles of different col
ors A harpist played during the afternoon.
Among the guests were Miss Pfaff of Co
lumbus, visiting Mrs. Albrecht Kipp; Mrs
Murray, of Toledo. visiting Mrs. Jacob
Becker, and Miss Reisner's guest.
To-day will be chidren's day at the revo-
fYT+fn ant "A NJ.
Mrs j. r. Carnahan will have charge, and
there will be music. The exhibit will close
this evening, and the pictures will be taken
to Chicago. During the week there have
been many visitors to the exhibit, and Mr.;
Frederick c. Yohns pictures have received
much attention. Mr. Smith, who has
charge of the pictures, says that Mr.. Yohn S
work has had more attention than any
other one artists in the collection. All of
the pictures are interesting to children who
care for either art or history.
WARD-HAAIILTON.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKONIO, Ind April 22.-Mr. ]. B. Ward
and Mrs. Mary E. Hamilton were married
last evening at the residence Of the bride,
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