The Indianapolis journal., 1898-11-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Thomas Taggart will give tea Nov
Miss Mary Fletcher has returned from a
visit to friends at Marietta. o.
Mrs. John S. Duncan is spending a few
days with relatives in Richmond.
Miss Bonner, of Greensburg. is the guest
OF Mrs. St Clair Parry and Mrs. MauZy.
taken apartments at the English Hotel for
the winter.
Miss Van Camp and Mrs. Miles w. Bur-
ford will entertain next week for Miss
Daisy Wilson.
Mrs. l.. A. Gable and Mrs. Harris Gal
braith have issued Invitations for a card
party, Nov. 23
Mrs. ]. T. Lecklider will give an enter
tainment at the Propylaeum on the after
noon Of Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Houston enter
tanned their card club of young married
people last evening.
Miss Grace Wasson will give dinner
Monday evening to the bridal party of Miss
Holiday and Mr. Hume.
Mrs. Harry Murphy entertained few la
dleS at whist yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Keys and Miss Warren, of Terre Haute
Mr.. Burford McOuat is now at Santiago
where he is connected with the hospital
corps. He will remain there indefinitely.
Mr. Claude Thompson, of Charlottesville,
was in the city yesterday, having come to
attend the Sons of the Revolution dinner.
from Toledo, where she went to attend the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Blanche Ford.
Mr.. ]. A. Prince, of Carthage, Mo-, for
merly of this city, is visiting his sister,
Mrs William Perry, on North Alabama
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Burton Parrott entertained
friends last evening with a dance. Miss
Weller of Louisville was among the
guests.
Mrs. Louis r. Levey has issued invitations
for reception Monday afternoon, Nov. q,
from 3 to o'clock for Mrs. j. Clarence
Wilkerson.
The marriage of DR.. Jules Dubiel and
Miss Eleanore B. Boyd will take place
Wednesday morning, at the brides home, in
Roachdale
Invitations for the Propylaeum ball
week. Mrs. John c. New is chairman Of the
ball committee.
The fair given by the Fourth Presbyterian
Church ladies at the home of Mrs. " K
Hendricks will be continued this morning
from to II O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Root gave a progress
siye sT card party last evening for Mr.. and
Keys and Miss Warren.
Miss McCurdy, of Bloomington, ILL.,. is the
guest Of Mrs. Samuel E. Morss Mr.. and
Mrs, John r. Wilson entertained at dinner
last evening for Miss McCurdy.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McOuat have re-
turned from Chicago, where they spent
week with Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Mrs. Hays
The regular monthly meeting of all Pres
byterian women who are interested in mis-
sions will be held at the First Pres
terian Church this afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock.
Major Ross Guffin, of Fort Du Quesne
Utah, is visiting Mr.. Thomas Kackley at
the Victoria for few days. Last evening
Mr. and Mrs st. Clair Parry gave a family
dinner party for Major Guffin.
Mrs. George G. Tanner has issued invita-
tions for small tea Monday afternoon for
Mrs. Frank Book, of Battle Creek, Mich,
nd lice Qnn1an Cf
come to-day to visit her for a few days.
The ladies Of the first section of the
Maennerchor gave a prize euchre party
yesterday afternoon and there was a large
attendance of members and guests. Six
prizes were awarded. The hostesses We're
Mrs. Charles r. Adam, chairman, Mrs
Bake, Mrs. Burckhardt, Mrs. Roepke and
Miss Kiemeyer.
Mrs. George r. Sullivan gave a handsome
chrysanthemum luncheon yesterday for Mrs
Keys and Miss Warren, of Terre Haute.
All or the appointments were in green and
white The guests to meet the ladies were
Mrs. Harold B. Hibben, Mrs. Ernest NJ
Wiles, Mrs. Q. B. Jameson, Mrs Samuel e.
Morss, Mrs. Elbert Shirk and Miss MalOtt
To-day Mrs. New will give luncheon for
the same ladies.
Miss Lavinia McKenna and Miss Mar
garet Mckenna, the retiring president and
corresponding secretary of the 7. P. S. c.
E. of the Tabernacle Church, gave a recep-
tion last evening to the new officers of the
society, president Miss Clara Ingram: vice
retary. May Lemon; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Jessie Anderson. and treasurer
Mr.. John McKenna. The Misses McKenna
were assisted in the parlors by the Misses
Anderson, Mary Wilson. Maria Keehn and
Messrs. James Judsbn and Edgar Evans and
in the dining room by Mrs. Charles S. Cros-
ley, Mrs. Marsh, Misses Grace Foster. Nellie
W1leS and Lucy Montgomery. During the
evening Mr.. Judson sang.
Miss Florence Day entertained at dinner
last evening for Miss Holiday and Mr..
Hume, whose marriage will take place next
tables and partners were found by means Of
satin ribbons. which corresponded in color
TO the floral decorations of the tables.
Partners were selected by names of famous
characters, as Romeo and Juliet. On each
table the candle set in the center of
large chrySanthemum and the flowers and
embroideries matched the ribbons in color.
The appointments were mostly in green and
the cclors for the tables were white. for tie
bride-elect blue. RED. green. yellow and
lavender. The ice course was spun sugar
nests with cooling doves in cream After
Miss Holiday. who distributed the 'des-
tiny" humorous or sentimental. to the
guests and they were read. Songs written
for the occasion were also sung to the
guests of honor to the tunes of well-known
college songs. Among the guests We're Miss
Ethel Fletcher, Of Milwaukee. and Miss
Walton. of Cleveland. with the members OF
the bridal party. Miss Wasson. Miss Mary
Fletcher. Mr.. Gates, Mr.. Wiley and Mr.
Clarence Winter.
MRS. HARPER'S READING.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall entertained few
friends last evening with reading from the
advance sheets OF the biography OF Miss
Susan B. Anthony. by its author. Mrs. Ida