The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Pliny M. Crume and wife, of Peru, are
at the Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. McOuat have gone
to housekeeping at No. ia West Tenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Bybee will leave to-
day for California to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Westfall.
Mrs. Arthur Brigham, of Boston, will come
soon to visit her sister. Mrs. w. S. r. Tark-
ington, and family.
Miss McCurdy of Bloomington, came last
evening. and will be the guest of Mrs. S.
Il. Morss until Saturday.
The Matinee Musicale will have a mis-
celianeous programme this afternoon, the
last meeting until after the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Henry Bell, of $50 Elm
street, gave party Monday evening in
honor Of their tenth wedding anniversary
Mrs. Alexander Jameson, who has been
visiting Mrs. Micheners family in Washing
ton for six weeks, will return home Satur-
day
Mrs. W. II. Coleman, accompanied by Mrs
John Middleton, of Louisville. has gone to
Terre Haute to spend few days with Mrs.
Harry Miller
Mrs. Henry w. Bennett has invited the
brides and u few young ladies to meet her
sister Mrs. George E. Hume, at a tea Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. Franz Bellinger has resigned his posi-
ton as director of the choir of the Second
Presbyterian Church, to take effect at the
close of the year
Mr.. Tolerton McCleary, of Columbus, o.,
and Mr.. Charles McCleary. of New York,
viii come to spend Christmas with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. McCleary.
Miss Martha Carey Miss Elizabeth Dali
ton, Miss Esther Haughey and Miss Eudora
Landers, who are at school in Washington,
holiday vacation.
Mrs. Crawford of Louisville, is visiting
Mrs. Sample. ON North Illinois street. Mrs.
Crawford viii be guest at the Matinee Mu-
sicale this afternoon. She is one of Louis
VILE S leading NOcaliStS.
Mr.. A. y OReily will give a theater
party to see Mansfield this evening in Chi
Mrs. Daniel Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Carey, Mrs. William Scott and Miss Knip-
penberg.
Mrs 5. e. Morss entertained twelve
young girls yesterday to celebrate the
twelfth birthday anniversary of her daugh-
ter Josephine. There was fortune telling by
Senorita Hensona, games and a supper. The
table was decorated with a wreath of smii-
lax and pink bows set with twelve candles.
Mrs. ]. NJ. King gave a military party,
Yesterday afternoon, at her home, on
Broadway. The guests were asked to name
the pictures of the heroes of the late war.
Each guest was presented with an album
Of photographs Of Porto Porte = Rican scenes,
was "a member of Battery A. No two col
iectiOns of pictures were alike.
Mrs. N. A. Hyde and Miss Hyde observed
their usual day at home yesterday. and
their guests of honor We're Miss Harriet
Hosmer. the sculptor and Mrs. Fuller, of
Terre Haute. who are her visitors Mrs.
and Miss Hyde were assisted in entertain
ing their callers by Miss Julia Fletcher. the
Misses Hayt. Miss Margaret Ridgeley, Miss
Mary Noble, Miss Griffith ana Miss Eliza
beth Peck
The Musk Verein's concert for this month
will be given this evening at the German
House. The soosts will be Miss Lulu
Fisher, Mr.. Oliver Isensee and Mr. Dell
schlaegel. The latter is a violnist. who has
recently come TO this city from the East to
act concert meister for the Musk Nerein
Orchestra. There will be choruses by the
male chorus and by the mixed chorus and
also for the mixed chorus and orchestra.
Mrs. c. b. Lockard entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Henry p. Coburn the guests being the
briGeS and a number of young ladies. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. Hugh McGibeny
gave a series of her musical monologues in
PRODUCING several new selections. The Linn
tied Express and some society studies
that were much appreciated. Among the
guests were Miss Teasdale. of Cincinnati,
who is visiting Mrs. Lent. Miss Haldeman
of st. Louis. who is visiting Miss Ransdel
and Mrs w. L. Collins. of Hartford, Conn.
who y here TO spend a month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. steele