The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-30
Personal AND SOCIETY.

terday from Florida.
Miss Susan Gay Pursell is visiting in Shei-
byville for few days.
Mrs Henry Fraser will not observe her
usual reception to-day.
Mr. Edward G. Elder will go to Chicago
Friday to make visit.
Mrs. w. O. De Way has gone to Atlantic
City to spend few weeks.
Mr.. Shirley " Marten is spending a few
DAYS with his brother at the Delanc.
A supper will be given at Meridian-street
Church Friday evening from TO o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A Kenyon will en-
terrain party of friends at dinner Friday
evening
Mrs. Joseph d. Adams and son Raymond
are spending the week with relatives near
Rockville.
Mrs. Knowft6n, of Logansport, will come
this mornils to visit her daughter, Mrs. c.
p. Doney
Mrs. William B. Van Fps. of Rochester.
is visiting Mrs. NJ. S. Metcalf, No. 21lo
Broadway.
Miss Jenners, of Lafayette, is visiting
Mrs. John l.. Griffiths and will return home
tomorrow.
tanned Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
ncer G. Sewall.
Mrs. Chambers and daughter, of Pendle-
ton, are guests of Mrs. Chauncey L. Turner,
on North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jennings. of Ocono-
mowoc, who have been visiting friends IN
the city, have returned home.
Mrs. Joseph Haas will entertain party
of friends tomorrow afternoon at her
home, on North Alabama street
Mrs. Frances Murphy will entertain with
card party and a dance in her new nome
on Talbot avenue Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp and
daughter left yesterday for Atlantic city
to join Mrs. V. I. Malott and daughter.
Mrs. G. ". Brennan and son Robert, OF
Muncje, will come soon to visit Mrs. Bren-
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. U. Miller
Miss Matilda Brink went to Cincinnati
yesterday to spend the week win her sister
Louise, who will return home with her Sat
urday.
4 Al cabIegram from Bluefields TO Mr.. G. w.
Spellman, yesterday, ANNOUNCES the death
of Robert, the infant son or D u ana Eva
Spelman.
Mrs A NJ. De Souchet will entertain at
cards on Friday afternoon for Mrs. Nettle,
ton, of st. Louis, who is her guest, and
Mrs. Tott, of Minneapolis.
Mrs John NJ. Judah. who has been visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. p. Fl: Jameson. has gone
to Arkansas to visit friends, and later will
go to Memphis and Louisville.
phia, who has been spending several weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. f..
Adams, returned home yesterday.
The Danzadores will give its last dance
of the season Friday evening at the Brens
neke Academy. Mr.. j.. Robert Craig, OF
Terre Haute, will come for the party.
Mrs. julius Hartmann and mother, Mrs
Ludorff. will give a bowling party at the
German House April I: and Mrs. karrmann
The curtain will go up promptly at Sis
o'clock tomorrow night at the amateur
theatricals at the Woodruff Place Club
house. An orchestra will furnish music Tor
the dance after the play.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alice Nelson and Mr.. Carl Keller or
Logansport Mr.. Keller was formerly res
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social circles and Miss Nelson has visited
Miss Annie G. Dye.
The revolutionary exhibit which the D. A.
r. will give at the Propylaeum next month
artists M'i for for scribner's. Among the artists
are F. G. Yohn, of this city, Carlton Cnap-
man. E. g. Piexotto. H G. Christy' 3 Ward
and w Fl. Ditzier.
Mrs William l., Elder read her paper on
prepared for r't the Women's Club. last even
ing before the Century Club, II being guest
evening. The paper was followed by an IN
formal discussion, which related not only TO
the subject of the. paper, but women and
novels in general. Both members and
guests participated in the conversation.
Miss Jenners of Lafayette, was one or the
guests
Mrs Robert Louis Stevenson, the widow
of the novelist, arrived in New York city
from, Samoa last Tuesday and has since
cofnpanied by her son, Lloyd os-
borne. reporter who called at the hote'
to ascertain whether Mrs. stevenson r so con- ON
length of time was informed that she could
rot be seen, as she was slightly indisposed
Mrs Stevenson was at one time resident
of this city
Miss Lucy Taggart gave a luncheon and
book shower yesterday for Miss Alma
Haerle. The guests were seated at one table
for eight, and small tables for four. The
chosen color of the bride-elect, pink, deco
rated the large table where she sat. PINK
roses filled the central vase and pink satin
ribbons with medallions in water colors,
and the names in gilt were at each place.
The small tables were decorated similarly
in lilies of the valley with green ribbons,
with yellow ribbons. The guests included
Miss Lillian Day, of Milwaukee. who Is
visiting Mrs. T. G: Day Misses Lora AN, and
Gertrude Wocher, Miss Eugenia voolfolk
of Buffalo, Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Ella
gonnegut; Miss Ethel Failey, Miss Miss -s Nine
Henley. Miss Katherine Sullivan, Miss Vir-
ginia Keep. Miss Esther Haughey,, MISS
Elma Woollen Miss Ada Fahnley and Miss
Mayme Beck.
Mrs. Myla ]. Allison gave yellow tulip
luncheon yesterday at her home on Broad
way. At either end of the table were vases,
set ON yellow embroidered doilies, while
smilax from the chandelier formed
canopy. over the. center. The hostess was
lison, and the guests entertained included
Mrs j. A. Johnson Mrs. J. w. Beck, Mrs.
Andrew. Parker, Mrs, Dwight Fraser, Mrs.
II. w. g,utewiler, Mrs. D. G. Allison, Mrs.
J. A houser, Mrs. N. Il. Perine, Mrs:
Charles Daggs. Mrs. s. A. Clark. Mrs; Emil
Wulschner Mrs. Flora c. Jones and Mrs.
III. G. Newcomb. In the evening Mrs. Alli-
son gave a dinner in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. c. Z. Bacon. Of Roberts Park Church
table was lighted with yellow tapers. The
guests to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon and
Mrs. Cooley were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bags Mr.. and Mrs. f.. p. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. s. Huey, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cor
nelius and Mrs, j. A. Coleman.
p 8BOSWORTH-HAR
A pretty home wedding was celebrated
yesterday afternoon at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. William Hardie. the bride
being their only daughter, Miss Nellie
Hardie, and the groom Mr.. Charles Cliff
ford Bosworth, of Lexington, Ky. The rel
atives and friends were present for the
ceremony, which was pronounced at 8
o'clock by Rev. NJ. l.. Haines, of the First
Presbyterian Church. The harpist played as
the bridal party entered the parlor and
Scotch airs during the ceremony. The bride
wore a handsome travelling gown of tan
braided In gold. Her only jewel was the
grooms gift a SunburSt of diamonds and
she carried bouquet of white heather.
There We're no attendants, the parents of
the bride and the father and brothers and
sister of the groom forming about the
couple. The parlors were decorated with
maidenhair ferns and vines, white heather
and Bride roses, with white lily stalks In
tall vases between the rooms. After the
congra tulationS dinner was served Mr.
and Mrs Rn9Worth and rala tivaS cot 81 tba