The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-18
PERSONAL And SOCIETY.

Mrs John w Hoffman will not observe
her Friday at home this week.
Mrs. NJ j. Hornaday is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. John A. Kersey, at Marion.
Mrs Murdoch of Lafayette, is making
a short visit to Mrs. A. "A. Wilkinson.
Mrs. n A. Hyde and Miss Hyde will not
observe their at home next Tuesday after
noon.
the guest of Mrs. j. H. Baldwin and family
for week.
Mrs. O'Kane, of Chicago, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Russell Seeds, re-
turned home yesterday.
The semi-annual social Of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church will be given in the
church parlorS this evening.
Miss Gertrude Mills and Miss Lucille
Judy, of Charlottesville, are visiting Miss
Maud Roach, who returned from CraW-
louisville Tuesday.
Miss Vivian Greene has issued invita-
tons for a Washington's birthday party for
her three nephewS, HaWley Swan, Cornelius
Horner and Ralph Lockwood.
Inadvertently the name of Clarence Mar
tindale was used as being best man for Mr.
John " Dittemore at the Dittemore- Bing-
nam wedding Wednesday evening. Mr.. r..
b. Martindale, jr., was the one who OIL
ciated
The Orion Club will assist at the Wood
ruff Place MINISTRIES Monday evening. The
proceeds of the entertainment will be used
to purchase some article for the new club
house. An elaborate programme is being
prepared for the entertainment.
Miss Lucy Hitch and Miss Emily Olcott,
who have been with Miss Corella Taylor
since coming for Miss Bngham's wedding,
will be the guests of Mrs. II. A. Bingham.
Miss Olcott will return to her nome, In
Muncie Tuesday, accompanied by Miss
Taylor
Mrs. C. B. Lockard entertained informal
ly yesterday afternoon in honor of her Wis
itor Miss Jeffras, of Washington, d. c.
Among the guests were Mrs. Eulette, of
Chicago, Miss Swayze of Taunton, Miss Ell
lott of Cincinnati, Miss Hitch of Paris.
Miss Daniels of Dayton and Miss Olcott of
Muncie Miss Jeffras will return home
Thursday accompanied by Mrs. Lockard.
Mrs. Horace Wood gave a card party
yesterday afternoon, having for her guests
of honor Mrs. Frazer. of Rock Island, ILL.,,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Taggart, and Mrs. Albert B. Baker, of Chi
cago, who is visiting Mrs. Burton Parrot.
Eight tables were filled with players. The
rooms were fragrant with roses and lilies
and blooming azaleas were placed here and
Frank Wood and Mrs. Husbands in enter
tanning. Among the players were Miss
Sloan of Cincinnati, Mrs. Murdoch of La
fayette, Miss Wood of Chicago and Mrs.
Cannon of Denver.
Mrs. Thomas Sargent Hacker entertained
her Woodruff Place friends yesterday after
noon with hearts party. with Miss King
man, of Duluth, who is her visitor, and
Miss Black, of Springfield. o., who is
spending the winter with Mrs. Seeds, as
her guests of honor The home was adorn-
ed with roses in the parlor and lilies in the
Delft dining room. The broad shelf win
dow was filled with maidenhair ferns The
shape and handsome. Among the guests
were Mrs. Black, of Springfield Mrs.
oKane, of Chicago, and Miss Waterhouse,
of Providence. r. l.
WINDERS- BROOKS.
The marriage of Miss Annabel Brooks.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks, and
Mr.. George S. Winders took place yester-
day morning at 10 O'Clock at the Central
Christian Church. Only a few relatives
and friends were present for the ceremony,
which was pronounced by Rev. John E.
Pounds, former pastor of the church. The
ushers we've Messrs. Harvey Mccormick
and Harry Benson Miss Minnie Dener
played the wed ling march as the bridal
groom was Miss Ethel Stelhorn, who car
red the wedding ring in a basket
of flowers. The bride wore a hand
with green silk and chiffon, and car
red a cluster of Bermuda lilies. The
little flower maid wore white organdie. Mr.
and Mrs. Winders left at noon for Chicago.
and will make an extended trip before 60
ing TO their home in Lincoln, H., to reside.
Among the guests at the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Hege. of Columbus, and
Mrs. w. Fl. Riley of Franklin.
FOR MISS WICHMAN
Miss Edna Kuhn gave violet tea yes
terday afternoon for her visitor, Miss Wich-
man. of ST. Louis. The guests were re-
ceived in the parlor by Mrs. August Kuhn,
Miss Kuhn and Miss Wichman. The floors
were covered with white, and the decora-
ton was of ferns and vines, which filled the
mantels and smilax, which formed gar
lands above the doors and on the chande-
liers. The green and white was repeated
IN all of the rooms and the hall Miss
Kuhn was assisted by Mrs Albert Goepper.
n Fasa IrwnrrF Ill II
Miss Matilda Brink. Miss Elsa Wocher.
Miss Lillian Krauss. Mrs. Marshall r.
Levey, Miss Clara Scholz, Miss Stella
Rauh. Miss Alberta Won Hake, Miss Freda