The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. William Dickson entertained friends
at cards yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Thomas Bassett and Miss Ella Waite
will go to Asheville, n. c., next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Baldwin and Mrs. En-
rique c. Miller have returned from Florida.
Miss Halle voorhees, who has been visit
ing friends in this city, left yesterday for
Danville.
from ST. Augustine, Fla, where she has
been for month
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Walton, who have
been spending four months in California,
will return home to-day.
Mrs. E. S. Folsom entertained few gen.
temen last evening in honor of her huS-
bands birthday anniversary.
The board of managers of the orphan asy-
lum will give reception at the asylum
Thursday afternoon, March 81, from to
o'clock.
The Flower Circle of Roberts Park Church
will meet with Mrs. Emil Wulschner No.
$40 North Meridian street, this afternoon at
8 o'clock.
Mrs A. Aneshaensel, jr., and Mrs. c. C.
Perry will entertain the members of their
bowling club April at the Lyra Casino
clubhouse.
Mrs Florence A. Warner announces the
engagement of her daughter, Halle E., and
Dr. Wilmot B. Stone, the marriage to take
place April Is.
The members of the Christian Endeavor
Society of the First Presbyterian Church
will receive their friends in the church par
lOrS this evening.
The Misses Roach will give a luncheon to-
~day for Mrs: E: F. Cost and Miss Maeder,
of Cincinnati. Mr.. Cost will come this aft
ernoon to join Mrs. Cost.
A st. Patrick's dinner will be given this
evening at the Classical School residence
by Mrs. Clark and Miss Parker. All the APP
pointments will be in green.
Mrs. John Vance Cheney, of Chicago, will
come Monday to visit Mrs. Milburn. While
here Mrs. Cheney will give parlor talk on
THE New Education" before number of
guests of Mrs MilburnS.
Mrs. Elmer Gay entertained at progress
sive euchre yesterday, having forty guests.
The parlors were adorned with green and
white. Mrs. Gay was assisted by Miss Eliz-
abeth Baker and Miss Freda Cockrum.
Miss Lora Hayward of Pana, ILL.,, former
ly of the Girls Classical School, of this city,
will come next week to visit Miss Gertrude
her honor. Miss Hayward is to be married
soon to the mayor of Pana, and one of the
parties will be a book shower
Mrs. George NJ. Chandler and Mrs J. III.
George gave st. Patrick's day party yes
terday, entertaining informally. The guests
were asked to give the nick names of
cities, for which a prize was given: The
ices were in the form of Brownie policemen
and the decorations were of white and
green.
At IL o'clock yesterday morning at the
home of her sister, Mrs. J. l.. Benedict, BIAS
North Meridian street, Miss Katherine Lud-
low was united in marriage to Mr.. William
H. White, of Paxton, ILL., The ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. E. Bacon in the
presence of the near relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
White left at o'clock for their future home
in Paxton.
Miss Grace Sickford entertained friends
for eight tables at cards yesterday, the
guest of honor being Mrs. Albert G. Snyder
formerly Miss Mabel Pee. The tables were
covered with green and the score was kept
with shamrock leaves Tho rooms were
decorated with palms. Miss Sickford was
assisted by Mrs E. G. Brier, Miss Lillian
Despo and Miss Blanche Laycock.
Mrs. William A. Apologize gave lunch
daughter, Mrs. E. +. Cost. and Miss Kara ara
Maeder, of Cincinnati, who are spending
at small tables which were crossed with
green satin ribbons bearing the guests
names in gilt, and at each cover was cor
sage bouquet of mignonette. The guests in
Guided Mrs Albert j. Beverage, Mrs. w
II. Brown, Mrs. a. S. Benson, Misses Isa-
bella and Jane Roache, Mrs. c. j.. Coffin
and Mrs. A b. Hobbs.
Mrs. John v. Dittemore observed her first
| reception since her marriage yesterday aft
ernoon, and was assisted by her mother
Mrs. H. A Bingham, in receiving Mrs
Dittemore was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. Horace r. Allen, jr., Mrs. Joseph T.
Elliott, Mrs. Miles w. Burford. Miss Corella
Taylor, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Denny. Miss
Grace WATSON. Misses Anna and Louise
Spann, Miss Edith Wallick, Miss Juliette
Bryan, Miss Daisy Wilson. Miss Alexandra
Hale. The lemonade was served by Misses
Julia Kern, Edith Wilson, Martha Foster
and Helen Carson. The rooms were deco
rated with daffodils, roses and hyacinths in
profusion. There were numerous callers
during the afternoon.
The initial concert by the Amphion Club
under the direction of Mr.. Oliver Willard
Pierce. and with Raoll Pugno as soloisu,
will be an important musical event of the
season. The patronesses for the concert
will be Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Mrs. Will
liam p. Fishback, Mrs. May Wright Sewall
Mrs Henry Coburn Mrs. Augustus Lynch
Mason. Mrs. Alexander G.. Ayres, Mrs.
John NJ. Spann, Mrs. Charles f. Coffin,
Mrs Samuel Z. Morss, Mrs. Ivan N.
Walker Mrs. Louis II. Gibson. Mrs. Robert
l. Brakeman, Mrs. c.. p. Jacobs. Mrs. Wal
ter Milken. Mrs. B. b. Peck. Mrs. David
Wallace, Mrs. William p Kappee, Mrs.
Charles II. Walcott, Mrs. John l.. iGrihiths
Mrs. f.. C. Atkins. Mrs. F. G. Darlington.
Mrs. Medford b. Wilson Mrs. Jason Carey,
Mrs. Enrique c. Miller Mrs. James a.
Mount Mrs. Cortland Van Camp Mrs.
Hervey Bates, jr., Mrs Lewis Haughey,
Mrs. Nathaniel A. Hyde, Mrs. Miles w.
Burford Mrs. Nicholas McC. Harrison,
Mrs. William II. Coburn. Mrs. Max Leck-
ner Mrs. James NJ. feathers, Mrs joseph
A. Milburn, Mrs Major Taylor, Mrs A III.
Robertson. Mrs. Albert j. Beverage, Mrs.
A H. Snow, Miss Amy Jacobs. Miss De-
borah d. Moore, Miss Julia Harrison
Moore Miss Agnes Duncan. Miss Martha
Bradshaw, Miss Blanche O. DOnnell. Miss
Helen Mount, Miss Winifred Hysung Miss