The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

FEROUNHL HIND OOLlE /.
Mrs Edna Merrill. of Boston, is attending
the food show
Miss Williams, of Brazil, is the guest of
Miss Estelle McCune.
Mrs Thomas G. Smiley has issued invita-
tions for a card party Feb. IA.
Mrs. Tower of Maryland, is the guest of
Mrs. v. M Woodward on Broadway.
Mrs. Morgan, of ST. Louis, is visiting Mrs.
Baumgartner, Of North Meridian street.
Mrs. G.. c. Everts will entertain at cards
Feb. for Miss McDermott of Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Conduit entertained
at cards last evening at their home on Park
avenue.
Miss Mayme Brown gave a cinque. party
Tuesday evening at her home on North Cap
itol avenue.
Mrs " V. Martin, of Chicago, is spending
a few days with her son, w. Vance Mar
tin, at the Delano.
Mrs. c. II. Peck, Mrs. c. G. Pierson and
Mrs. Joseph l.. Casper have issued invita-
tons for party at the Propylaeum
Feb. 10.
Mrs. Ruschhaupt and daughters, Mrs.
| George Brinkmeyer and Mrs Paul Nestle
entertained large party of ladies at cards
yesterday afternoon.
The Misses Burk, of Morton Place, will
give a card party Saturday afternoon for
Miss Hinkle, who is visiting Miss Josephine
Smith at Iryington
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas McCarty Harrison
have gone to Charlottesville to spend a few
her usual Thursday at home
| Mrs Jackson Landers went to Washing
| ton, d. c.. yesterday, accompanied by her
| daughter. Miss Dora, who will enter the
! Mcdonald Ellis School for Girls.
Mrs. R. H. M. Hopkins, of Buffalo. N: Y.
| formerly resident of Indianapolis, is the
guest of Mrs Lorenzo Warren MacDaniei,
at 2024 Alabama street, Morton Place.
Governor and Mrs. o. Vincent Coffin, of
| Connecticut, Mr.. Phelps, Of Minneapolis,
and Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Coffin were guests
night.
| Mrs. William E. Miller, of Motion Place.
! will entertain few friends at cards Fri
| day evening for Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, of
! Nashville, Tenn, who has recently come to
| this city to reside.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Knight will leave to-
day at noon for the City of Mexico and Cali
! fornia. They will be absent two months.
| Their daughter, Mrs. w w. Wentz, of
Louisville, is here to bid them goodbye.
Mrs. Elmer NJ. Pursell. with her guests,
| of Dana, Ind. will be at home informally
! tomorrow afternoon after 3 O'Clock, No.
| 1923 Congress avenue. No invitations will be
| issued
Mr.. George C. Calvert gave a luncheon
| at the Bates yesterday for Prof. ]. Laur-
ance Laughlin, of the monetary commits
! Baker, w. j. Richards. Albert j. Beverage.
| Medford 3. Wilson,, Rev. J; A. Miiburn
Dr. L. l. Todd, M. V. McGilliard and John
| r. Wilson.
The marriage of Mr. Frederick J. Foster
and Miss Maud E. Howden took place last
evening at No 71S East Ohio street. Rev.
| r. T.. Neighbor performed the ceremony in
! the presence of the relatives and few
| friends. Mr.. and Mrs Foster have gone on
a wedding journey and they will reside in
this city on their return Mr.. Foster is a
/ SON of Judge Jones Foster, of Eaton, O.
Among the guests were the mother sister
/ and brother of the groom from Elkhart.
Mrs Miles w. Burford received yeseter-
| day afternoon assisted by her mother, Mrs.
James r. Carnahan, Mrs. William 3. Bur
ford, Mrs; a IL A. Barnes, Mrs p F.; Win Vim
/ young ladies who presided In the pretty
| dining room decorated with red were Miss
Helen Matthews of Clinton, Miss Edith
| Pana, Miss Coburn and Miss Daisy Wilson:
| The rooms were adorned with palms and
| In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Burford re-
| ceiyed, and had the same ladies, and Or.
f krs Mr. Mr. H RaTnaF Grh r JOHN aT
/ Dittemore and Mr.. Ernest Burford to as
sst,, The reception was the second and last
| of the formal ones since the marriage of
| Mr.. and Mrs Burford.
Miss Genevieve Campbell was hostess for
/ two large card parties yesterday. The one
! in the afternoon was in honor of Mrs.
Marion H. Tuttle and the one in the even
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle, at whose we'd
ding Miss Campbell was maid of honor. The
house was adorned with vases of pink and
white roses and carnations. Miss Campbell
was assisted by her mother. Mrs. II. c.
r. Kennedy Mrs. Charles 8. Nichols, Mrs,
| Theodore McCune, Mrs oliver Cox and
Mrs c. 70. Wilson, of Lebanon, in the after
Mr.. Bernard O'Conner received the guests.
/ Miss Campbell was assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
r. c. Campbell MIS-. c EDWARD Balr' Ms MIS-
! Grace Webster Mrs c. E. Wilson and Miss
| Anna Matthews, of Lebanon. Married ladies
were entertained at the first company and
young married people and young people in
/ the evening. Among the guests were Mrs.
Morgan, of st. Louis; Miss Blanche Riggs
4 n1,1 Isr- lrN1n TnHFy of 1Ch nd
| Miss Williams, of Brazil. Six prizes were
| given at each party.
The marriage. Of Mr. D. A: Chenoweth. of
| this city, and Miss Blanche Espy took place
last evening at the First Presbyterian
/ Church at Shelbyville, Tenn. Over six hun
| dred invitations were issued for the event
/ three bridesmaids Miss Nell Bradford, of
| Cincinnati Miss Christine Cooper and Miss
| Nell Sardusky, of Shelbyville and the maid
| Of honor was Mrs. George 10 Caldwell It
! was a green and white wedding, one maid
| in white walked up one side aisle, one in
| green walked up the other, and one in
/ white and green preceded the bride ana her
maid of honor up the center, where they
were met BY MI Chenoweth ana his best
/ The bride wore a full bridal toilet of white
satin and carried lilies of the valley a
| large reception at the home of the brides
parents followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Chenoweth
/ will make extended trip through the
Eastern cities and they VIII reside at No;
SCI North Delaware. street. where they will
! be at home after March 2. number of
/ entertainments will be given for Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Chenoweth soon after they arrive.
/ Mrs Flora c. Jones and her daughter
/ Mrs Jacob Piatt Dunn. entertained large
! number of friends yesterday afternoon with
! a reception. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Dunn
| had Miss I4ura Bryner, of Peoria. H., as
| their guest Of honor In the reception room
American Beauty roses and carnations per-
! fumed the atmosphere, and in the pink sit
! ting room tall vases of Bermuda lilies We're
placed. IN the Delft dining room violets
! and Roman hyacin1hs were the floral adorn-
ment and the ladies presiding at the dainty
| appointed table were Mrs NJ. l.. Haines,
1 Mrs. Charles N Thompson. Mrs. Walter
| Milliken Mrs. Preston T. Kelsey. Mrs. E.
! T. Wood Mrs. Joseph Taylor Elliott, jr..
| and Mrs. j. K. Sharpe, jr alternating dur
/ ing the reception hours. In the parlors as
| ssting in entertaining were Mrs. J. T.
| Elicit. Mrs. H. c. Day. Mrs. G. G. Foster.
! Mrs. J. II. Holiday. Mrs. Henry W. Tute-
/ wiler Mrs. II. c. G.. Balls, Mrs. John w
/ Jones. Mrs. Edward Daniels, Mrs. Emma
/ Davis Miss Phillips and Miss Dunn. The
/ young ladies who were assistant hostesses
| in the dining room We're Miss Florence Day
Miss Eleanor Smith Miss Mary Davis. Miss