The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Broadway.
Dr. Charles Il. Wright is house physician
at the Lorette
Miss Ruth Wagner. of Troy. o., is visiting
Mrs. Marshall T. Levey.
Mrs. Schultz, of Logansport is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John w. Kern.
Mrs. ]. w. Bradshaw and family have
taken apartments at the Lorette.
Miss Margaret Cushing. of Toledo. is
visiting Mrs. Kate Perry Morris.
Miss May, of Chicago. Mrs. C.. r. Lock-
ards guest will return home to-day
Mrs. Emma Keller of Logansport, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Adams
Mrs, Jennie Griffith and her father have
gone to Paris, KY, for a few weeks
Mrs. Hoabird, of Chicago who visited
Miss Louise Garrard, has returned home.
Mrs. Early. of Terre Haute, is spending
few days with Mrs. Sontag at the Deano
Mrs. s. S. Early, of Terre Haute. is visit
ing Mrs. j. II. Sonntag, jr., at the Delano
Mrs. Annie II. Wright is spending a few
weeks with Mrs John T. Brush at Lom-
hardy.
Miss Mary Elston, of Charlottesville. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nicholas McCarty
Harrison.
Mrs. James Wallace Ingolds, of Kansas
City, is the guest of Miss Grace Taylor, of
Bellefontaine street.
Mrs. John Middleton, who is visiting Mrs.
w. IL. Coleman will return to her home in
Louisville tomorrow.
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy has issued
invitations for a tea this afternoon in honor
OF Mrs. Hatch, of Quincy, Ill.
Miss Minnie Diener entertained few
friends last evening in honor of her visitor,
Mr.. Becker, of Buffalo, n. y.
Mrs. Harry f. Drew will entertain friends
Wednesday afternoon for her visitor, Mrs.
George Brecount, of Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Shaffer, of Chicago,
will be guests at the Denison until Saturday
night, when they will return home.
Mrs. Caroline Siddel. of Richmond. is the
guest of Mrs. Addison Bybee at the Bla-
cherne, and will remain for week.
Rev. and Mrs c. n. Sims. Mrs s. x.
Fletcher and Mrs. Charles Lilly are spend
ing the week at Mr.. Sims's farm near
louisville.
Mrs. Crump and Miss Crump of Column
bus, are spending IL few days in the city
Miss Crump is the fiancee of Mr. Jesse
Overstreet.
Rev. J. A. MiIburn, Mr., G. +. SayIes,
Mr.. III. $. Tucker and Mr.. T. H. Spann have
returned from a ten days fishing trip to
Wisconsin.
Miss Dore Alexander and Mr. Frank
Johnson, of Charleston. Ill. are visiting
Alabama street. <.eh
Mrs. George Edward Hunt will entertain
a few, friends this. afternoon for Miss
Amanda Fabris, of New York, who is here
with Nine. Juch. ofgh
Judge and Mrs. John II: Baker gave a
supper at the Columbia Club last evening
for their nd guests Mr and az Mr
Miss Winifred Stiles has returned from 4
months. visit at Liberty, having been the
guest of the Misses Byram. She also Wis
tied at Cincinnati and Hamilton, o.
Mrs. IT II. Smith and sister, Miss Il. l..
| Voss, have returned from Boston, where
they went to attend the convention of the
Daughters. of the. Revolution. They were
| guests of honor at dinner given by Mrs.
Louise Chandler Moulton
Mrs. Benjamin Crane, of Charlottesville,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Albert Baker
Mrs. Baker had reception yesterday
scented by the Daughters of the American
Revolution was on exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Smith gave a festival
party last evening, which was followed by
| a supper at their house The American and
Cuban flags were conspicuous decorations
in the rooms and on the table The guests
of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. CToley, OF
Chicago, who came TO attend the festival
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Claypool have re-
turned from California, where they spent
House until next month, when they will go
to their cottage at Marthas Vineyard. Mr..
Newton Claypool and family will continue
to occupy the Claypool residence on North
Meridian street. r
The Indiana branch of the Oxford alumnae
held reunion yesterday afternoon at the
home of, Of the secretary Mrs j. Fl Le tbo
purpose of the organization being to pro-
mote sociability and the interest of the col
President, Mrs. s. Elliott Perkins; vice
president Mrs. Alexander Craig secretary
Mrs. Lecklider: treasurer, Mrs Boswell
Ward; corresponding secretary. Mrs a. A.
wilkinson; executive committee, Mrs. John
B. Elan, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Moffatt.
Miss Florence Coffin entertained a few
friends informally yesterday afternoon for
here spending the week. The guests We're
mostly from out OF town with their
Mrs. White Of Quincy, Miss Lucille skid kid
more of Charleston. Ill, Miss May OF Cht-
cago. Miss Amanda Fabris of New York,
Hughes of Minneapolis, Miss Benham OF
Cleveland, Miss Dice of Crawfordsyiile.
of Portland Miss Gushing of Toledo. Mrs.
Early Of Terre Haute, and Miss Helen
Smith of Charlottesville Lilies and lilacs
were the decorations.
Mrs. Agnes v. De Way gave an elegant
luncheon at the Country Club yesterday IN
honor. of Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Shaffer, of Chi
cago. The table was adorned with large
flag and vases of lilacs and the favors were
munitions of war. The guests included
besides.the guests of honor. Judge and Mrs
J. II. Baker, with their visitors, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Baker and Mrs Hubbell, of
Goshen, Mrs. C.. B. Lockard and her visitor
Miss May of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs, w. H.
dleton. of Louisville, and Miss Hughes. of
Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Beyer-
idge, Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. sayles. Mr..
and Mrs. Cortland Van Camp, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace t. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Wood. Mr..
y. II. GNODeTIS anu 1NlSlIOr. MI. NlulnCey
Mount. Of Connersyille, and Mr.. John w.
Hoffman.
OLD GLORY RECEPTION.
Mrs. Thomas Fl. Parry gave large recep-
ton yesterday afternoon. at her home, on
North Illinois street her guests of honor
being Mrs Marshall +. Levey and Mrs
Chestina Mauzy. of this city. and her sis
tiers. Mrs. U. d. Cole and Mrs Evan Payne,
of Rushville. Mrs. Parry wore French
gown of turquoise blue, satin draped with
applique lace: Mrs. Levey wore her white
satin wedding gown. Mrs. Mauzy a gray
crepe over cerise silk Mrs Cole a brown
and white silk with white chiffon and Mrs
Payne wore black silk with chiffon and let
decoration was elaborate. silk flags, with
red, white and blue in flowers. palms ferns
and SmilaX In profusion everywhere. White
roses, carnations and lilies were mingled
with the ferns in the parlor and carnations
and lilies In the library. SILK flags draped
a space on the wall and We're effective
wherever used. In the dining room the table
held mirror. surrounded with ferns, and
on it was a boat of red, white and blue
flowers The candles cakes and ices We're in
red and white and the buffet and rAantel
favor for. each guest was was a glory
knot" OF silk, An orchestra stationed In an
upper hall was screened with flag and
played national airs throughout the after
noon. Mrs. Parry was assisted by Mrs. d.
NJ Parry. Mrs. K. r. Parry, Mrs. st. Clair,
I.evey, Mrs. George W. Bliss, Mrs. Henry
Malpas. Mrs A S. Comstock, Mrs. S. F,
Gray. Mrs. J. w. Lilly. Mrs. Edmund C.
Gail Mrs, Ernest Trip. Mrs. A: 5: Benson,