The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Neptune Club gave a dance last even
ing at the Brenneke Academy.
Mr. ard Mrs. Henry SEVERN will leave
Tuesday for an extended Southern trip.
Mr.. Boone Mckee and Mr. Stuart Wal
colt are spending few weeks at Nice.
Miss Goodwin, of KendaIIviIle. is the guest
Of Mrs. Frederick A Joss, on East Tenth
street.
Major and Mrs. w. ]. Richards will go to
New York next week to visit their son
Hugh.
Miss Alma Gillette. OF Jacksonville. Ill,
viii come soon to visit Mrs. Harry Cross
land
Mrs. Higgins and Miss Barnett. of Massa-
chgsetts, are visiting their sister, Mrs. G.
G. Hit.
Miss Jeffries. Of Washington, who is visit
ing Mrs. c. b. Lockard, will return home
Friday of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Castle entertained
party at whist last evening at their home,
on East Eleventh street
Miss Julia Spades will leave Thursday for
St. Augustine. Fla. to join her mother, who.
Is there spending the winter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller and son, who came
to this city from Nashville Tenn, have
gone TO New York to visit for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Sias Baldwin and Mrs. En-
rique Miller, who were detained at home
by illness in the family will leave Monday
for Florida.
Miss Carrie Malott is visiting the Misses
Mary and Josephine Hill in st. Louis. Miss
Josephine Hill and Mr.. Lee Trayers will
be married in April
The ladies of the Chapel Club will give
a children's valentine party this afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. A. NJ. Sweeny, on
North Illinois street.
Mrs. George B. Stats. daughter Laura,
and ad sister, Mrs Belle Smith, left Yesterday
gone two or three months.
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Hill entertained num-
Der of friends last evening with card
party, the guests of honor being their son,
Mr. Caleb s. Hill and bride.
The Sons of the American Revolution will
celebrate Washington's birthday with an en-
tertainment at Plymouth Church. Rev. G.
N. Sims is TO make the address.
Miss SWayze. of Taunton, Mass. who is
the guest of Miss Jessie Miller will leave
the last of next week for Washington, ID.
c., to make visit before going home.
The Clio Club was entertained yesterday
read a paper on "Imag inary Heroes and
Mrs. ID. w. Harmon one on Gail Hamil-
ton.
Mrs. A. w. Hatch entertained Mrs Eu-
#. l.. Sullivan and Mrs. Tanner at lunch
con yesterday, Mrs. Baum being the guest
of honor
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Grassland gave
family dinner last evening in honor of DR..
George Edwin Hunt and his bride and in
the evening entertained party of relatives
informally.
Mrs Charles b. lockwood and Mrs. Love
the funeral of Mrs. ROckwood's sister, Mrs.
Holford, who was formerly Miss Augusta
Caldwell, of this city.
Miss CIothilde Schwartz entertained few
friends at luncheon Thursday for Miss Mil
dred Adler, of Lawrenceburg. who is to be
one of the bridesmaids at the marriage of
Miss Adler and Mr.. Harris.
Mrs John b. Sherwood entertained
number of friends at cards yesterday after
noon for Mrs. Robert A. Miller. of Canton.
who is visiting Mrs. EgOe. Mrs Sherwood
aS nv har cic to
CASTOR.
Mrs Ada Carey and daughter Miss Mar
garet Carey, received informally yesterday
afternoon for their visitors, Mrs. Henry and
Mrs. Eulette, of Chicago. Mrs. Bement Ly
man and visitor, Mrs. Stillwell, of Lafay-
cite, assisted.
The ladies of the Rectors Aid Society of
Christ Church will give the annual chill
drens valentine party at the Propyaeum
TINS afternoon. from to . O'Clock. Games
and dancing, with music by an orchestra,
VIII be the features.
Mr.. John &. Deshler, of Cincinnati. came
yesterday to visit MI. and Mrs. John Nj.
Lilly, and will leave with Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Kinsey
and Mr. and Mrs George C. Beck for Hot
Springs, Ark, to-day
Mrs. F. r. McCrea entertained the Over
the-Teacups Club yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
r.. w. Cathcart read paper on Greek
Dramatists,'' and Mrs. Allison Maxwell
read Mrs. Arthur n. Dryers paper on
Modern Greece" The conversation was
omitted.
Cards have been received by friends in
this city announcing the marriage of Mr..
VIM. III. Schmidt and Miss Sarah Curry
last Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt are
now in Chicago. They will be at home to
their friends after March l at 5l3 North
Delaware street.
Mrs. G. G. Foster, state regent. Mrs. Al
bert Baker, chapter regent, and Mrs. Addi
son Bybee and Miss Florence Malott, dele
gates will leave Friday for Washington, ID.
c., to attend the convention of the Daugh-
tor of le Ar,1nf sifaot lt1fin
lott will later visit friends in New York.
A musicale of much excellence was given
last evening at ID; I; Baldwin's by the
pupils of Mr.. Max Leckner The programme
included -Four Short Studies by Berens,
Miss Love Brown; study" by Loeschorn.
and 'Gavotte,' by N. v. Wilm, Miss Nellie
Edna Shower; Caprice" by Schytte, and
alpine Rose" by GoerdeIer. Miss Trina
kantrowitz; Air and Variations" by
Beethoven, Miss Hortense Rauh: Gentle
Maidens and BY the Spring" by Gurlitt,
Miss Josephine Stout: Peaceful Evening"
and Waltz" by Gullitt. Miss Marie I.eck-
mere. Turtle Dove Polka" by Behr Miss
Stella, Morrison Squirrels Frolic. by
Simon. Miss Florence Weiss Variations
on Swiss Air" by Beethoven Miss CIari-
Rose by Bohm, Miss Grace Gibbons. Mr..
Andrew Smith assisted singing tenor
solo.
FOR MISS BINGHAM
Miss Corella Taylor gave a linen shower
yesterday afternoon for Miss Edith Bing-
ham, who is to be married next week.
After the guests had assembled they were
invited to the dining room for three
course-high tea. At the large table in the
center of the room the bride-elect and her
attendants were seated and in groups of
four at small tables were the other guests.
Suspended from the chandelier over the GEN.
tNr table was a large ball OF flowers on
eacl table We're clusters of flowers in pretty
vases, roses and spring blossoms being used.
Inc name cards were heart-shaped yalen-
tlhes, IN honor OF the birthday of Miss Bing-
nam, as Well as OF her approaching mar
riagc. At the conclusion of thu. tea white
SATIN rlDbOnS, which We're thought to be a
decorations Tor the bah OF flowers were
drawn, and the dainty gifts Of fnen which
the guests mao Drought 10 bestow on her.
Tell on the table in front of the honored
guest. They We're opened and passed for
the others To admire. The guests were Miss
Lucy Hitch. of Paris, ILL.,; Miss Edith Dan
iels. of Dayton. o.; Miss Emily Olcott, of
Muncie; Miss Kate Smith. who sat at the
Taylor; Miss Helen Armstrong. Miss Julia
Spades Misses Stella and Katherine Wal
colt. Mrs. III. r. Allen. jr, Miss Esther
Haughey. Miss Juhette Bryan, Miss Daisy
Wilson Miss Edith Wallick, Miss Julia
Fletcher, Miss Annie Dye. Miss Grace
WATSON, Misses Anna and Louise Spann.
Miss Julia Holweg Miss Lyon Miss Laura
Huey Miss Mabel Lutes. Miss Waterhouse
of Providence. r. L., Miss Hale Miss Jo-
sephine Smith, Miss Carrie Denny. Miss
Miss Helen Krag and Miss Abby Watson.
FOR -LINcOLN'S BIRTHDAY.
The Morrow Circle celebrated the eve of
Lincoln's birthday with an entertainment
in the parlors of Meridian-street Church