The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-20
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Fuller. of Washington, d. c.. has
returned home.
Mr.. Henry Van Anda has returned from
visit to New York and Chicago.
There will be a song service at the Cen
tTal-avenue Church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Howard y. Dill and daughter Of
Richmond are visiting Judge l.. c.. Walker
Miss Agnes Duncan entertained Mr. and
Mrs. James Nelson Hamilton at dinner last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph We'll announce the
engagement OF their daughter Bertha and
Mr. Otto A. Deitch.
Mrs. John Cutting entertained party of
ten friends of the First Baptist Church at
dinner yesterday noon.
Mr.. and; Mrs Merriman. of Chicago will
come to-day to remain until Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Mayer.
Mr.. II. j. Blackledge. of Anderson. will
come to spend next week with his sister,
Mrs. j. w. Smith, and family.
Nj. Voiney Perkins has returned home,
accompanied by Louis Ream, OF Peru, and
Harry Brown of Logansport
Mrs. Fora Cooley, of Chicago, who is Wis
iting friends. will be the guest of Mrs Lew
Nicolai for lew days after to-day.
Mrs. Myia Ritzinger has returned from
Boston. where she visited her daughter,
Mrs. Briggs, for several weeks.
Mrs. William Haueisen entertained
friends Yesterday afternoon with a German
coffee at her home, on North Capitol ave-
nue..
EDWARD Duff Balken, of Pittsburg, and
d.,
here as guests of the Hopper-Miller we'd
ding, returned home yesterday
Miss Nelly Love, of the Institute for the
Blind, will leave next month for California,
where she will enter Leland Stanford jr.,
University for course of study.
Mrs Shut of Memphis, formerly Miss
Anna Constant, who came to attend the
HopperMiller wedding will be the guest of
Mrs. w II. H. Miller for fortnight or
three weeks
Mrs. Charles f: Kregelo will leave next
week for California to spend several
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs Paul
Martin, Mr.. Martin and daughter.
The marriage has been announced of Miss
few months ago, and DR.. Wasser. of La
porte. The event occurred secretly in Feb
ruary, and has just been made known.
The Parlor Club will have an open meet
ing Friday evening, May 81. at Plymouth
Church. Mr. Oliver Willard Pierce will
give a musical lecture. Each member has
the privilege of inviting three guests
The annual May day meeting of the Ac-
ton cottagers will be held Wednesday at
Acton. The cottages will then he made
ready for the season. Quite a number of
persons of this city have summer residences
there.
Mrs. John A. Blair. of Terre Haate, who
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
land, will return home this evening. Miss
Anna Siekles will give n small company
this afternoon for Mrs. Blair. entertaining
the Rosemary Club and few other friends.
friends yesterday afternoon for a number
Of friends who have recently returned home
from visits out of the city. Mrs. Hugh Nc
Gibeny gave a number of her delightful
musical monologues for the pleasure of the
company
Mrs. Pleasant Bond entertained a few
ladies yesterday afternoon for Mrs. G. r.
Kregelo. who will leave soon for California
The parlors were adorned with snowballs
ard pink roses. Mrs. Charles NJ Walker
poured tea AT daintily appointed table
Ices were served in the dining room by Miss
Nina Bond; Miss Daisy Avery. Miss Anna
Sickles and Mrs. John A. Blair of Terre
Haute.
Mrs. w. c. Lynn received informally yes
terday afternoon for her guest, Mrs Albert
sisted by Mrs. ~ s. Byram Mrs George l..
Rittenhouse Mrs. Robert Scott Mrs. Thos.
We're passed to the callers in the parlors
by Miss Annie Louise Beck and Miss Eliza
Hodgson of Nation, Ill Mrs. Lynn will
remain fortnight and a number of enter
tainments will be given in her honor.
Mrs. A. A. Barnes, l74O North Pennsylva-
MIA street. viii be at home informally to-
Mrs. Walter l.. and Miss Stella Hunt Gal
lup, of Chicago. Mrs Barnes will be as
sisted by Mrs. r, Q. Hawkins. who issleader
of Section 3 of the Boys Club. under whose
auspices Miss Gallup gives a reading for
the benefit of the Boys Club at the Propy-
laeum tonight. There are no invitations
for the reception.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. Oh
iver willard Pierce for an ensemble recital,
to be given by his pupils, Misses LYDIA and
Catherine Bell. assisted by Miss Elma Igel-
mann and Mr.. r. Byron Overstreet at the
Propylaeum, Thursday evening The Misses
Bell Will play on two pianos, similar to the
playing Of the famous Sutro sisters. They
will play &c minor concerto" by Bach:
'.Andantino Pastorale." by Brull; ''Vors-
Novelette," by Gade; "Fou Roulant." by
Duvernoy: Hungarian Dances. Nos. and
g." by Brahms. and Les Preludes," by
Ldszt Miss Igelmann will sing the Bach
Gounod Ave Marie" ana Mr.. Overstreet
will sing ''Where'er You Walk" by Han
del: Winter Night" by Hollender, and
Light" by Hawley. FL
The patronesses for the readings by Miss
Stella Hunt Gallup this evening at the
Propylaeum will be Mrs. A. A. Barnes.
Mrs. w b. Burford, Mrs. Fl. A. Bingham
Mrs. J. A. Bradshaw, Mrs. II G. G. Balls
Mrs. K. r Butler Mrs. j. A. Bradshaw
Mrp. T. c. Atkins. Mrs Henry Coburn
Mrs. w. H. Coleman. Mrs. Benjamin Har-