The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. John z. Stephenson and children are
visiting relatives in Wabash.
Miss Alberta Miller entertained yesterday
afternoon with a children's party.
Miss Mary Hussey of Chicago, will come
April Is to visit Mrs. John l.. Grifiths.
Miss Mary Sayles has returned from
Smith College TO spend her Easter vacation.
Miss Walcott. of Chicago. who has been
the guest of Mrs. j. II. George, has returned
home
Mrs. Ferdinandina Reese gave a family
dinner last evening in honor of Miss Alma
Haerle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer C. Sewall enter
tanned the North-end Whist Club last
Mr.. John Deschler, who has been visiting
Miss Lilly, has returned to his home, in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bradbury will
come next week from Chicago to spend
few days.
Mrs. John w Browning has returned
from visit TO her sister, Mrs. Charles B.
Pfaff, in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith enter
tanned a party of friends handsomely at
dinner last evening.
Miss Anna Louise Beck will entertain q
few friends this evening for her guest, Miss
Bayless, of Evanston.
Miss Jessie Miller has returned from
visit to her brother Mr.. Samuel ID. Miller,
and family, in New York
Mr.. Parsons of Chicago, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs. George N. Cat
terSon, has returned home.
Mrs Florence Bennett Brooks son and
daughter of Cleveland, o., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs w. Fl. Bennett for a few days.
Miss Waterhouse, of Providence r. l..
who has been visiting Miss Mabel Lutes
since early in January. returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. Allen M. Fletcher and daughters
Mary and Fanny who went to New Orleans
and thence TO California will return home
next week.
Dr. James H. Taylor will take his family
to Europe this summer. Mrs. Taylor will
remain with the children, who will attend
school in Dresden.
Mrs. Henry Werbe received friends in
formally yesterday afternoon for her sister,
Mrs. Albert q. Ovens, of Columbus, o.,
formerly of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs; Willis c. Vajen and family
and Mr.. Charles Holman Black and Mr..
Frank Holman were registered at the same
hotel in Nice March 10.
Misses Ida and Emma Lilly left yesterday
to visit their brother, George Lilly, and
family, at Anderson, before returning to
their home, at Mount Clemens, Mich.
Miss Mabel LItes's Sunday school class
of ST. Pauls Church Will give Easter
sale this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Thomas l.. Sullivan, No. 500 North Capitol
avenue
The Philomathean Club was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. S. N Preston.
1t was guest day. and the parlors were filled
with an audience for the literary pro-
gramme.
Queen Esther Auxiliary Will be enter
tanned next Friday. April g. by Mrs. Ella
Billings in Iryington. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Georgia Bartholomew and Mrs.
Ruth Towles.
Mr. Thomas E. Chandler has returned
from Mexico, where he has been for sew
eral months. Mrs. F. c. Gardner will give
a family party this evening to celebrate his
homecoming.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Nordyke Mr..
and Mrs. A. Fl. Nordyke, Mr.: and Mrs.
Henry Knippenberg ana Mrs. c. e. Kregelo9
are among the indianapolis people who VIII
spend the summer on the Pacific coast
Mrs. Robert Kipp and the Misses Kipp
gave bowling party yesterday afternoon
given. Among the bowlers was Mrs. Won
Wyck, of Cincinnati, who is Mrs. Happier
burgers visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Thomas gave a chill
Woodruff Place clubhouse for their son
Ross. hundred children were invited for
the dance in the ballroom. The supper was
served on the stage, which was prettily ar
ranged with flowers. Mrs Thomas was as
sisted by number of friends in entertain
ing the guests.
Mrs Az M. De Souehet entertained twenty
ladies at progressive euchre yesterday aft
ernoon at her apartments at the Blacherne
in honor of Mrs. Fox of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Nettleton of st. Louis. Spring flowers
were the decorations, and pEizes were pre-
scented. Mrs De Sohchet was assisted in
entertaining by her daughter Mrs. Edwin
A. Hendricksoh
Yesterday was guest day at the Woman's
Club and an unusually latge number CT
visitors were present. The papers were of
interesting subjects and the conversation
was general. Mrs. john Il. ELAN lead of
THE Literature of Victoria's Reigr," Mrs.
George H. Chapman read q, English Ccun-
try Houses" and the converse ton. led by
Miss Frances Atkins, was on the second
paper. 8
Miss Kirby and the teachers of the rri-
mary department of the Second Presby-
a
in the church parlors Tor the children.
There were one hundred or more little ones
hours of the party were spent in games
and songs. Mrs. McGibeny entertained the
children with musical monologues. Supper
was served at long, low tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Kenyon gave
a dinner last evening at their home. on
East Pratt street The polished table was
set with center and plate doylies of rose
embroideries and a rare vase of pink roses.
The guests were Admiral and Mrs George
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Ohr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert J. Beverage, Mr.; and Mrs
c. E. Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Lay
man and Mr. and Mrs. William Fortune
The name cards were decorated with
RaDhaeIS hours.
Mrs Charles Aneshaensel. jr and Mrs
c. C. Perry entertained the ladies C the
Lyra Casino Club yesterday afternoon by
giving a prize bowling party. each lady
bowling thirty-six balls. which completed
the game Five prizes of cut glass ard
china. were giver,. The nostesses were as
Philip Goetz, Miss Julia Walk and Miss
Lillian Krauss III all of the decorations the
club colors of yellow and black were us ed
The guests were seated at d long L-shaped
table and at each plate was tenpin about
ten inches high. tied with yellow and
black ribbons and filed with candles and
cotton chocolates, the one april Fool fea-
ture. The ice cream was in the shape OF
balls, of yellow and chocolate. The flowers
were daffodils and yellow tulips fhe cutoff
town guests were Mrs. Neuburger Of chi
cago, Mrs. Stein of st. Louis, and Mrs.
Richards of California.
KELLAR-WHITE.
special to the indianapolis Journal.
PENDLETON. Ind. April 1.--Society
circles here were much surprised last night
to learn that Mrs. Lottie White, wealthy
widow of this city. was united in marriage
TO Mr.. Conrad KeIlar, a wealthy farmer
from Hancock county Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Kellar left for
the grooms home, near Miners Corners
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