The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-13

pocketbook. sews her Old one when it rips,
loses money through the holes and uses the
book until 1t is altogether disreputable.
The only time she gets new one is when
some good friend has seen her extreme need
and has given her one for Christmas.
Personal and Society.
Mrs Mary p Gibson will go to Cincin-
natl this week TO make a visit.
Mrs. Herman L. Peck is visiting friends
in Columbus and Chillicothe, o.
Miss Nellie Wilson has gone to Greenfield
to visit her aunt, Mrs. A. j. Banks.
The marriage of Mrs. Mary Hinton and
Mr. Fleming will take place Wednesday.
Misses Ethel Reeves and Hazel Kinney
will give the Spanish dance at the fair.
Place, have returned home from New York
city.
Mr.. Caleb Newell Lodge has returned
from visit to New York and other Eastern
cities.
Mrs Bessie Clapp, of Kankakee, ILL.,, is
visiting Mrs. ]. b. Clapp, 1OS West Walnut
street.
The North End Whist Club was enter
tanned Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. j. ].
Appel
Mrs. Robert Bennett will go to Cleveland
to-day TO visit Mr.. Benefits sister, Mrs.
Brooks.
Mr. Edward II. Cornelius and daughter
Ruth, of Chicago, are spending a few days
with Mr.. z. s. Cornelius.
Miss Miriam r. Moore, of Evanston, will
come tomorrow to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Kate NJ. Bowles, and family.
Mrs. c. ]. Bowman will observe her sec
ond day at home, informally, Tuesday aft
ernoon. No. 34 East Walnut street
Miss Florence Ogle, of Washington Court
house, O., will come this week to visit her
brother, Mr., A. NJ. Ogle, and family.
Mrs. Z. p. Thompson and daughter May
have returned from the East Miss Caro-
THOMPSON friends "A Orange
N j.
Mrs. G. G. Tanner will give a small tea
tomorrow for her guests, Mrs. Book, of
Battle Creek, and Miss Beebe, of Fort
Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Marcy will re-
turn this week from New York and will
occupy their new home. No. 313 North Ala
bama street.
Madame Carvi, of Paris, France, who has
been the guest of Miss Margaret Rudisill,
on Park avenue, will leave for Fort WORTH
Tex, in a few days.
Mrs. H. V. Ruddell has gone to New York,
Ninton and Mr. Lindley Vinton, and will
join her sister, Mrs. H. ID. Pierce.
Mrs. Mary Maxon. of Marietta, o., re-
turned home yesterday, after having spent
the past week with her old friends, Rev.
Thomas j. Villers and family
Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, Mrs Bernard
Vonnegut, Mrs. @. A. Schnull and Mrs. j. g.
Mueller will give large card party at the
The engagement is announced of DR.. Jules
Dubiel and Miss Eleonore b. Boyd. The
wedding viii take place Wednesday morn
ing in Roachdale at the brides residence.
Mr.. B. Wilson Smith and family, of La
fayette will come Wednesday to this city
to reside. They have taken the residence,
No. 2114 North New Jersey street, Morton
Place.
Miss Jeanette Strauss, of Wabash, who
is visiting Miss Sarah Messing, will be
given a dinner this evening at the Denison
by Mr. Louis Newberger, and later the
party will be entertained at the Americas
Mrs. E. r. STANCE has returned from
Terre Haute, where she has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A Shaw, for
merly of this city. Mr.. and Mrs Shaw left
spend the winter.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Holiday and
Mr. George e. Hume will take place
Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Miss
WATSON will give a dinner tomorrow even
ing for Miss Holiday and Mr.. Hume and
the bridal party
DR.. J. s. Van Voorhis of Belle Vernon,
Pa. has returned home after a short visit
with friends in this city. He is authority
on the history of the Monongahela valley.
being the author of a book entitled The
Old and New Monongahela."
The Women's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon in the church par
lors. 1t will be a Thanksgiving meeting.
v,
Mrs. William Voris, Mrs. Dollens. Mrs.
George Warren. Mrs. w. j. Johnson and
Miss Coughlen.
Mrs. G.. A Christensen and daughter are
spending this winter in Paris, after having
been in Copenhagen and Germany for more
than two years. Miss Christensen has been
accepted as a pupil by the noted artist
Bougereau, and will divide her time between
his studio and the Paris Atelier. Mrs. Car
stensen and daughter will return to this
city in June.
Mr.. Edward /. Mckee gave a handsome
pink lose dinner last evening for Mr.. and
Mrs Keys and Miss Warren, of Terre
Haute. The guests to meet them were Mr..
and Mrs. Harold B. Hibben, Mr.. and Mrs.
son. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy, Miss
Erwin Mrs. w. J. Mckee, Miss Malott,
MI i Martlnd ALIEN Mr. r. Tarhbgton and Mr.
Mrs. A NJ Ogle gave pretty pink
chrysanthemum luncheon yesterday at
which the guest of honor was Mrs Char
lotte NJ Bushnell, of California, formerly
of this city and Lafayette. The guests to
meet Mrs. Bushnell were MRS. w. J. Rich
ards, whose visitor she is, Mrs. A. l.. Var
ney, Mrs. c. c. Foster, Mrs. ]. II. Holiday,
Mrs. f. w, Miles, Mrs. John b. Sherwood,
Mrs. Albert Baker and Mrs. Harry M. Ohr.
Mrs. John c. New entertained a party. of
ladies at luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Keys
and Miss Warren, of Terre Haute. A rose
cloth covered the round table, and a quaint
vase of white chrysanthemums adorned the
center. Quaint name cards were set on the
pointments filed the table. Among the
guests to meet the ladies was Mrs Young,
OF Terre Haute, who is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Francis T. Hord.
Mrs. William A. Taylor was hostess for a
large reception yesterday afternoon at her
home. on Central avenue. The friends of
the hostess were invited to meet her daugh-
ter-in-law Mrs. Edward Taylor, formerly
Miss Lyon. Mrs Taylor, jr. wore beauti-
full gown of pink satin combined with lace
and clusters of blue forget-me-nOts. The
house was decorated with palms, winter
smilax and vases of chrysanthemums in
various colors. Mrs. Taylor was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. George D. Kahlo Mrs.
j. Rius Eastman. Mrs. ]. n. Todd. Mrs. L.
H. BlantOn, Mrs j. NJ. Leathers Mrs w.
H. Coburn, Mrs G. c. HaeTle. Mrs. A j.
Graham. Mrs. r. L. Dorsey. Miss Coe, Miss
Mary Noble. Miss Ridgeley, Miss Niblack,
Miss Annie Dye and Miss WATSON.
Mrs Henry Scot Fraser gave tea yes
terday to the buds and brides for her niece,
Miss Wadsworth. of Davenport. Ia. The
hostess and her guest were assisted in re-
ceiving by Miss Wadsworth's mother. In
the rooms were Mrs. Morris Eddy Of Wash
ington d. c.: Mrs. w T. c. Colt Mrs
William Pirtle Herod, Mrs. o. II. Hassel-
man and the three brides, Mrs. ]. Rilus
Eastman Mrs. William Garrard Comfy and
Mrs Henry p. Coburn. The beautiful pink
T,ouis XVI drawing room was adorned with
vases Of pink begonias to correspond with
he coloring. In the other rooms were yell
low or white chrysanthemums. The coffee
vas served in the Dutch den, with its
ricb decoration of terra Gotta and green,
and The ices in the French dining room
49, mara invited at 4 o'clock and