The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Over-the-teacups Club will meet Friday
with Mrs. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knight have returned
from a trip to Mexico and California.
Miss Eleanor Benton has gone to Column
bus, o., to visit relatives until after Easter.
Miss Shedd's pupils will give a recital in
the Carlin & Lennox music rooms tonight.
The Misses Grounds, of Carthage; Mo,
ter.
Miss Mamie Jenkins will give a piano re-
cital this afternoon at the Matinee Musi-
Gale.
Mrs. Theodore varney will give a lunch
con Friday for Miss Kelley and Miss Com
stock.
Mrs. w. @. Gresham, of Chicago. came
yesterday. and is the guest of Mrs. Addison
G. Harris.
Mrs. Minerva J. Davis and daughters
st. Joseph street.
Miss Charlotte Chase, of Ashville. KY.
who has been visiting relatives, returned
home yesterday.
been spending a. few days in the city, re-
turned East yesterday
Invitations have been issued by Miss Bob
mie Miss Totach and Miss Morse for st.
PatrickS party March Is.
The third section of the Maennerchor
Ladies' Society will give euchre party in
their clubrooms Friday afternoon
Mrs. F.. NJ. Johnson was hostess for a vio-
dies in honor of Miss Jessie Hughes, of Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Louis Deschler, who recently re-
turned from Burlington, Ia, has been re-
called by the death of her father, Mr.. James
w. Smither
Mrs. H. S. Tucker has gone to Texas.
Her son, Mr.. William Tucker, who has
been spending the winter in the South, will
return home with her.
Mrs. r. J. King and daughter gave
luncheon Monday for Mrs w. f. Drummer,
Of st. Louis. Mrs. Sada Daggett-Allen re-
cited in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Levey and Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Johnson are travelling in the
Holy Land. They will not return home be-
fore the last of next month.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will address the
Missionary Society of the Second Presby-
terrain Church this afternoon on THE Spir-
itual Side OF the Council Idea"
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Bookstore and
daughters will leave to-day for California,
where they will spend several months with
MIR. Beckstones brother and family.
The managers of the Woodruff Place min
strel show. given a short time ago, cleared
$50. The additional furnishing to the
house from this fund will be a console and
mirror built in the wall.
A party consisting of Mrs E. H. Spear
and three children, Miss Agnes Duncan,
Miss Martha Bradshaw, Rev G.. A. Car
stensen and Mr.. James M. Winters will sail
July on the Amsterdam for visit of two
months in Europe.
bration of the golden wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Parkhffst, March IS.
Out of town guests will be received from
II to o'clock. AT o'clock there will be
family dinner, and in the evening a recep-
ton from to 10.
Mrs E. p. Brown received informally yes
terday- for her visitor, Mrs. Fora Cooley. of
Chicago. The parlors were decorated with
palms and flowers Mrs. Brown was as
sisted in entertaining her callers by Mrs.
John A. Coleman, Mrs. o. S. Huey, Mrs. N.
IT. Perine and Mrs. William Sumner. Mrs.
Cooley will be the guest of honor at num-
Der of companies during her visit.
Mrs c. E. Holenbeck gave a card party
Yesterday afternoon for her visitor, Mrs.
w. +. Drummer. of st. Louis Pink and
green were the colors used and quaint
wreath cards were used for the scores.
Among the guests We're Mrs. Mary A. Fox,
OF Minneapolis. who is visiting Mrs. Alex
ander There were six tables for cards and
one Tor conversation, a new fashion, which
is meeting favor. The rooms were taste
Tuliy decorated with flowers and ferns.
The annual Purim ball, given by the
Montelore Society at Y. M. 1. Hall,
East North street, last night, was an in
About fifty couples en- masque participated
IN me grand march and the dances that fol-
lowed. No one not masked was allowed on
the floor. The costumes of the maskers
We're most grotesque, and the spectators
who sat about the sides of the big hall were
much amused by their quaint antics. At
midnight the masks were removed and a
supper was served below stairs The bail
was arranged for by Messrs Morris F.
Cohn, Simon Segar. Sylvan Kahn Morris
and George Levy, who constituted the com
mittee on arrangements.