The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Gil will be held this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Mayer will go to New
York Saturday for short visit.
Miss Laura Huey will give q dance at
the new Woodruff Place clubhouse Feb. 10.
Mr.. David Buntin entertained a number
of friends with q theater party last even
ing.
Mrs Henry D. Pierce will give a luncheon
Breed.
The regular Ladies night of the Ameri-
can Whist Club has been postponed to
Feb. 8.
Mrs. o'Kane and daughter, Of Chicago,
will come tomorrow to visit Mrs. Russell
Seeds.
Miss Taylor of Milwaukee. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. NJ candee, on West Thir-
teenth street.
L. Nj. Brown. of Detroit. Mich. is visiting
bis daughter, Mrs. j. S. Partridge, No. TIA
Fast Nineteenth street
Miss Weller, of Louisville, who has been
visiting Mrs. S. b. Holmes for several
weeks, will return home to-day.
Miss Lutes will entertain at cards. to-
morrow afternoon for her guest, Miss
Waterhouse of Providence. r. /.
Mrs. A. NJ. Sweeny will receive informal
ly this afternoon for her sister, Miss kueb-
Ter and Miss Sweeny. There are no invita-
tionS.
Miss Hinkle, of Sullivan returned home
yesterday after visiting Miss Josephine
Smith and receiving many social atten-
tions.
Miss Bates, of Chicago. who is visiting
Mrs Byron Hutchinson will leave this
week for Townsville, Ca. to spend four
months
Mr. and Mrs Herman Sayes and son
will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Sayies
until they leave for Germany, Feb. 20. 1hey
will be absent several years.
Mrs Claude Matthews and Miss Nc
Mechen. of Clinton. who are guests of Mrs
G. NJ. Walker. were entertained at dinner
yesterday by Miss Sarah f. Kelley.
Mrs. r. S. Mckee has returned from her
trip to Europe. Mr. Boone Mckee remained
abroad and Mr.. Frank Mckee, who also
accompanied her, remained in New York.
Mrs. James NJ. Winters has issued in
VltatlonS for company thursday after
noon for Mrs. Claude Matthews, of Gin
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Miss Florence Coffin and Miss Annie
Reaume will so to Terre Haute to-day TO
attend a large party to be given this even,
Charleston, ILL.,, later.
Mrs. Charles S. Murphy will give tea
tomorrow afternoon to the members of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the College-avenue
Baptist Church and their friends at her
home, No. 2119 Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Adler have issued in
vitations for the marriage of their daugh-
louisville TO take place Tuesday evening
Feb. Is, at O'Clock at the Denison.
At the Century Club this evening Mr.
d
Triads of the Ancient Druids" 1t will be
an open meeting. and the members are
privileged to invite their gentlemen friends
who are not members of the club.
The Woman's Whist Club held its first
meeting in its new club rooms at the Den
ison last evening. The club is composed OF
one hundred members and each member
was privileged to invite one gentleman
The twenty or more tables were scattered
through the several rooms. The wall deco
rationS were pictures of different whist
clubs, rules of whist and pertinent SUBJ
jects. The club christened it's new gift the
Cassius Payne, of Milwaukee, and there
We're spirited games throughout the even
ing.
The members of the Young Women's
Christian Association gave reception last
evening to introduce the new physical di-
rector, Miss Clara Anderson. The guests
were given cordial greeting in the parlor
which was tastefuly decorated for the
event. The arrangements for the reception
were made by DR.. Rebecca Rogers and Miss
Mary Shuman A refreshment table was set
and was decorated with pink. Miss Mary
Meek, Miss Snyder and Miss Flora Austin
presided. The souvenirs for the guests were
tiny dumb bells tied with pink ribbons. Miss
Anderson will form her classes at once, and
hours are arranged to suit every one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison T. Wood gave a pro-
gressive game party last evening at their
home. at the Blacherne having Miss Lura
Bryner, of Peoria, ILL.,. who is visiting Mrs.
J. p. Dunn as their guest of honor. There
were five. tables for games and the latter
were whist, eucher hearts, old maid and
cnque. a prize was given for each game
The guests incluoed Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Baldwin. Mr.. and
Milwaukee Mr.. and Mrs. John "A. Butler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Kelsey, Miss Bald
win, Miss Eleanor Dilks, Miss Shower. Mr.
Bowles and Messrs S. A. and Charles
Morrison.