The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Daniel G. Williams is in Milwaukee.
Mrs. f. w. Keller is visiting relatives at
Shelbyyille, Ill.
Mrs Anne Wright will go to New York
next week to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Gladding and Miss
Frances Atkins returned yesterday from a
visit to New York.
The Clio Club met yesterday with Mrs.
j. H. FurnaS and the regular club work for
the season was begun.
Mrs. William Barth and Mrs. r. J. Moul-
ton have returned from Chicago and an ex-
tended trip on the lakes.
Mr.. William F.. Parker, of South Bend,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Atkins. will return home to-day.
Samuel A. Wilson was yesterday appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Eben A.
Parker. He gave bond in the sum of $1,000
Mr.. Charles II. Pierce of Lafayette. has
Victoria. Mr.. Pierce's family will come
later.
Mrs. William Maclay Hall and daughter,
of Pittsburg, are visiting Mr. and Mrs "A l.
Lyon Mrs. Hall was formerly Miss
Augusta Lyon.
Mrs. Shoemaker and daughters, Mrs. Glib
son and Miss. Shoemaker, of Cincinnati, ar
rived yesterday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Oliver II. Morton
Mrs S. P. Bowman and daughter will
leave to-day for Mount Vernon TO attend
the marriage of Miss Menzies, which will
be celebrated Tuesday.
new dance club of sixteen young people,
and entertained the club last evening at her
home on East Vermont street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison T. Wood have given
UP their apartments st the Blacherne and
are at home with Mr. j. H.. Baldwin and
family. No. 725 North Pennsylvania street.
The Mary X. Denny Cotere held its first
meeting of the season Wednesday morning
with Mrs. Mary P. Gibson, on North Della
800 eject. The gathering was entirely a
social one.
l,apta.n and Mrs. Ralph w. Hoyt ar
rived yesterday and are with DIR. and Mrs.
ern New York since Captain Hoyt's return
from Cuba.
Mrs. Maud Conway Blanchard. of Boston,
who visited her sister, Mrs John M Lilly
last winter and gave an afternoon of
Songs of Shakespeare" will be here again
in January.
Mr.. John A. Kurtz and sister. Mrs w
n. Hubbard, went to Canton, O.. yesterday
to visit Mr.. Stuart Kurtz and family and
they will be Joined there to-day by Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. E. Kurtz
Miss Alice Woods and Miss Anna Hassel-
man went TO Corydon yesterday to spend
two weeks sketching. Mrs. Woods accom-
panied them to locate them, and will re-
main only short time.
Mrs. William A. Ketcham entertained
parry of ladies with an afternoon luncheon
yes -erday at her country place, Robinwood
The guests were seated at small tables
decorated with cosmos.
as La Terne, was entertained at the home
of Mr. Joseph A. Kebler, on East Wash
ington street, Thursday night The evening
was spent at cards, a buffet supper and
games
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. DUNCAN gave a recep-
ton and musicale last evening at their
home to the pupils Of Mr.. DUNCAN and
their parents and friends. After the recep-
ton there was a musical programme of vo-
cal and instrumental numbers.
The members of the 'Half-and- Half
Club gave a kitchen shower yesterday for
one of their number, Miss Katherine Nc
Bride, who is to be married next week.
Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter entertained the
club for the event at her home, on Oak
street
Parker Judah. Geo. Leet Austin Parker
VIII Cramer. Carl Sellers and Mr.. Duncan,
members of Company A, One-hundred-and-
ntty-eighth Indiana Volunteers, were en-
his home. 1922 North Alabama street, last
Tuesday.
:. The Friday Afternoon Reading Club held
us nrst meeting yesterday at the home of
MIS- j NJ. Payer on Park avenue. Mrs.
Paver is the president for this year. The
nrst reading on the subject washington
irving which is TO be the winters study.
MIS-. Samuel Hazlett. of Washington. Pa.
general secretary of the bureau for young
people In the Methodist Church. is the
ggs entro Of , Mrs; Gilbert Bowman No IN
are interested in home missionary work
TINS evening from to 10 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Whitson have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Margaret and Mr. Chester 70
Din. TO take place Wednesday evening
Oct. &C. at the Woodruff avenue Presbv-
terrain Church. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by reception at No 1872 Jefferson
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. J. Pendleton and
Miss Pendleton have given up their home on
81. Clair street and will spend the winter
with Mr.. A. d; Pendleton and family, at
1909 North Capitol avenue. Miss Ida II
Ayres. who has been with Miss Pendleton
is with Mrs. j. G. Hall, at 81 East ST
Clair street.
Miss Mary Noble entertained a few of
Miss Caroline Dennys most intimate
friends yesterday afternoon with a 4 O'Clock
tea. Miss Noble and Miss Denny received
Pink was the prevailing color and the flow
ers were roses, carnations and Cosmos. Miss
Noble was assisted by her sisters, Mrs. Ed
ward H. Dean and Mrs. Henry l.. Wallace
Mrs. Joseph T. Elliott. jr.. Miss Eleanor
Baker, Miss Annie q. Dye. Miss Margaret
Ridgeley and Miss Josephine Hyde.
Miss Margaret Carey gave white lunch
con yesterday for Miss Louise Erwin A
large loose cluster of white carnations
adorned the center Of the table The for
tunes were found in the ice cream instead of