The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

| Miss Maud Knowles will give a reception
| this evening to a few of her friends.
The Womans Whist Club will meet this
| afternoon in the clubrooms at the Denison
| Hotel
Miss Lenore Peden has returned from a
| visit of six weeks in Richmond and Knights
| town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Chislett have returned
! from their visit north, having been absent
| several weeks.
Mrs. H. N Castles Study Club will meet
| this morning at her home, on North Penn
| Sylvania street.
Mrs. M L. Haines and daughters will re-
turn to-day from their visit to relatives in
| New York State
Mr.. E. w. ChaiIle, who has been spending
his vacation at home, has returned for his
| third year in college.
Mrs. Samuel E. Kercheval and daughter
Blanche left for st. Louis yesterday for a
visit of several weeks.
Miss Grace WATSON will give a dinner
Monday evening for Miss Louise M. Erwin
and Mr.. Henry P. Coburn.
The Young Women's Christian Association
has issued invitations for tea at $50
O'Clock Wednesday, Oct. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. EIchholtz are spend
ing the week in St. Louis taking in the fair
and Yelled Prophets parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Crosley have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. D.
l.. Whittier, at Elmira, N. Y.
Mrs. George Burgess, of Cairo, Ill. who
is the guest of Mrs. John H. Holiday, at
Rika Dom, will visit Mrs. c. c. Burgess
next week.
Mrs. Annie H Wright entertained her
card club at dinner yesterday at the Den
ison. The dinner was followed by cards in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Wallace Donnan and daughter Mar
garet are in Chicago, where the latter will
enter the university. Mrs. Donnan will visit
Joliet before returning home.
Invitations will be issued soon for house.
warming for Rev. and Mrs. T. J. villers,
OF the First Baptist Church, on the seventh
anniversary of their marriage, Oct Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Whelden celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
yesterday, and We're entertained at dinner
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Swift.
Miss Laura Huey entertained a number of
friends at cards last evening. The guests
of honor were Miss Nellie Richards and Mr..
Charles L. Farrell. who are to be married
next week
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Kurtz, Mrs. w.
Fl. Hubbard and Mr.. John f. Kurtz will
go to Canton, o., Thursday to visit their
brother: Mr. Stewart Kurtz, and family for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mayer Mr.. and Mrs.
William Scott. Miss Knippenberg, Miss
Myla Coburn, Mr.. Page Chapman and Mr..
wilbur Dark will go to Greensburg Thurs
day to attend the county fair.
Mrs j. w. Chapman and daughter. who
went to pennsylvania to attend the mar
riage of Miss May Whitney, who spent
some time here few years ago will re-
Mr.. Augustus Lynch Mason was the first
speaker for the session at the Indianapolis
Literary Club. and last night read a paper
ON The Spaniard." 1t was ladies' night
and there were numerous guests.
Mrs Byron K. Elliott entertained yester-
uay AFTERNOON with O'Clock tea for her
niece 1,, Miss Ora Thayer, who will leave to-
morrow 1or Bryn Mawr.. Miss Thayer has
been spending month with Mrs. Elliott.
Rev. and Mrs Milburn will resume their
Monday evenings at home next week. Mrs.
Milhurn will resume her Tuesday afternoons
also next week, and will have with her for
her first reception Mrs. Malcolm Mcdowell.
of Memphis. Tenn.
Miss Anna D. Bergh. of New York, a vo-
cal instructor, will come this week to visit
Mrs. Edwin Farmer, en- route from Colora-
do to New York. Miss Bergh will receive
with Mrs. Farmer Thursday afternoon and
will give parlor talk one afternoon while
here.
Mr.. D. p. Erwin has issued invitations for
the marriage Of his youngest daughter Lou
to take place Tuesday noon Oct 49, at the
residence. No 1908 North Meridian street.
The at-home announcement is for Thursdays
after. Nov. 3. at No. 140S North Meridian
street.
Rev. Madison Swadener will give a lecture
this evening at the Central-avenue Church
section. The subject will be "A Parsons
PHILOSOPHY or Life. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Z. Brown viii entertain Rev. and Mrs.
SWadener, Rev. and Mrs. e. B. Rawls and
evening. previous to the lecture
The first meeting of the Minerva Club was
held yesterday afternoon with Mrs. William
7. Brown. The first of the programme was
musical and was participated in by Miss
Nellie Mowrer, violinist. and Miss Clara
Brown, soprano. Later there was contest.
by Illustrations, the solution being the name
Of prominent citizens. The contest was ar
ranged by Mrs. Clinton E. Galloway. and
there were thirty-two names TO be deri-
phered. The prize was picture book. BY
the resignation of Mrs. Frank Hovey. Mrs
Howard Gale, the vice president will sue
coed to the presidency for the coming year.
DEULIN-LAMBILLIO
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Oct. 3.--At noon
to-day took place the marriage of Miss Au-
gusta Lambilliotte. popular young French
society woman or this city. and Fernand
Deulin. Of Gas City. The ceremony took
place at the Catholic Church, Father Dhe