The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mrs. j. G. Mueller will entertain the Alpha
Club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Rottler will go to Greensburg to-day
to visit Mrs. Harry Lathrop.
Mrs. Thomas II. Mclean, formerly Of this
city, is the guest of Mrs. Kinnard at An
derson.
Mrs and Miss Lutes will receive infor-
mally this afternoon for their guest, Miss
Waterhouse.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson entertained
party of children yesterday for her sons
John and Donald
Mrs. Charles Ashley, of Toledo, o., will
come to-day to visit Mrs Charles l.. Bieler,
of Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Sniveley and Mrs. Sparks, who have
peen the guests of Mrs. c. e. Hutchison
nave returned home
Miss Trent, of Elizabeth town, will come
next week to visit Mrs. r. M. Hildebrand
on North Meridian street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank stalnaker will leave
early in February for Houston, Tex, to
visit relatives for month.
Mrs. George w Morrison, of Connersville,
will come Saturday to visit Mrs. r. T. Gent,
No. 2l2 West Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram P. WATSON have is
sued invitations for a party at the Propy-
laeum Tuesday evening, Feb. 1.
Miss Olive Pursell was hostess for card
party yesterday afternoon. given in honor
OF Mrs. Lawrence White George.
Miss Flora G. Jones and Mrs Jacob Piatt
Dunn have issued invitations for a recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon, Jan. rs.
Mrs. James Trindle will give q card party
Monday afternoon at her home, No. 1872
North Pennsylvania street for Miss Hill.
Mrs Byron Hutchinson has issued invita-
lions for tea jan % in honor of Mrs. Lane
and Miss Bates, who will be her guests.
Miss Nellie Samuels celebrated her birth
day anniversary last evening by entertain
ing party of friends informally with dane
ing and cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Hildehyand opened
their Rome last evening and entertained the
young, people of the English Lutheran
Church socially.
Mrs j. A. Houser. of No. 1924 North Ala
bama street, will entertain the Flower Cir
Gle of Roberts Park Church tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2:3O O'Clock.
Miss Lucille Judy of Kentucky, who is
visiting Mrs. DR.. Creighton, was the guest
of honor at a small company given yester-
day by Miss Maud Roach.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Kenyon entertained
with chating dish party last evening for
Miss McDermott of Cincinnati and for
Miss Colclazer, of st. Paul.
Colonel f. S. Robertson. of Fort Wayne,
was in the city yesterday. Announcement
is made of the engagement of Colonel Rob
ertson and Mrs. Frances NJ. Haberly, who is
now in Rochester, n. Y.
Mrs w: o. De Way gave an elegant dinner
last evening, inviting twelve friends to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Levey. American
Beauty roses gave the only color to the ta-
bic service of white and silver.
Mr. c. E. Kregelo who has been living
in Los Angeles, Cal, for few years past
has returned to Indianapolis for permanent
residence Mrs. Kregelo VIII come as soon
as arrangements are completed
The engagement has been announced in
Lafayette of Miss Grace Hull and Mr..
Charles A. MarStel!er the wedding to oc-
cur Feb. 16. Miss Hull is known to a large
circle of young people in this city.
The Indianapolis German Literary Club
will meet Tuesday with Mrs Meredith Mich
olson, and Prof. Jaeger will address the
club on Die NeugeiI und der Zeitgeist."
Mrs Frederick knefier will lead the con-
Versation
Misses Lavalette Miller and Rose Foster
will entertain the members of the Reading
COterie Saturday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Frederick Knefer, and will have
Messrs. Lag Noble, Walter 0. Williams,
Charles Merrill and Charles Williams as
their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hammond enter
tanned about thirty of their friends last
evening at their home, 4SS Virginia ave-
nue. The evening was spent with music
and games after which refreshments were
served They were assisted by Miss Mar
garet Poundstone, Mrs. Harry Gaddis and
Mrs. Charles o. Lombard.
Miss Della johnson and DR.. George Pen.
dleton were married last evening at
o'clock by Rev. F. e. Dewnurst at the par
sonage. Only the members of the two fam
lilies were present at the ceremony. DR.. and
Mrs. Pendleton will reside at No. 1927 North
West street. The only relative from out Of
town was Mrs. C. W. Riley, of Cincinnati.
Miss Margaret Reid will probably visit her
mother and brother in this city this spring.
She is now singing in opera in France and
Belgium, her latest success being in "Rigo-
letto," which has been repeated for her
several times. If she comes to this coun-
try it will probably be between the end of
the winter season of opera and the begin
ming of the Royal Opera in London.
Miss Mary E. Murphy, of Smiths. Valley.
and Dr. George Roland rr Ghrs tia OF
Father O'Donaghue at o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the. parlor of the. parochial
residence. Miss Sadie O'Neal, of this city
was the bridesmaid and a brother of the
bride acted as groomsman. The bride wore
beautiful gown of cream silk trimmed
and carried Bride roses. Miss O'Neal wore
pink silk and carried pink roses. They will
reside at Glenn's Valley, where they will be
at home to their friends after Feb. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles William Burford OBJ
served their first receptions yesterday aft
ernoon and evening at their pretty new
home on North Meridian street. Mrs. Bur,
ford wore her handsome wedding gown, and
she was assisted in receiving by her
mother. Mrs; James r; Carnahan. and Mrs
We're sr,sf' pink roses and in the two pariors
Bermuda lilies made the atmosphere fra
grant. The dining room table was dainty
and single candlesticks of silver. In each
room palms were effectively used. Mrs.
BIrford was assisted in extending her hos
pitalities by her sister. Mrs. James NJ.
feathers, Mrs. ID. p Winnings, Mrs. e. B.
McOuat Mrs. Robert l.. McOuat, Mrs. AL
bert A. Barnes, the young ladies who were
bridesmaids at the wedding Miss Caroline
Burford Miss Daisy Wilson. Miss Edith
Bingham Miss Helen Matthews of Clinton.
Miss Myla Coburn and by Miss Burford's
visitors. Miss Hayward of Pana. ILL.,, and
Miss Haskell of Chicago. In the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Burford received, and they
were assisted by General Carnahan, Mr..
William B. Burford, Mr.. Winnings, Mr..
feathers, Mr.. Barnes and the gentlemen
who were ushers at the wedding, Messrs.
Ernest Burford, DR.. Albert M. Cole, Mr..
Dittemore. Dr.. Bernard Kennedy. Mr.. Har-
ry Griffith and Miss Burford's visitor, DIR.
Jackson, of Kansas City Mr.. and Mrs.
Rurford will hold their second and last re-
ception next Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
IrvingtOn.
Mr.. George Gotham is spending a few days
in Waverly, Ind.