The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-01

tertained at dinner by Mrs. Fairbanks, who
showed the Indiana ladies much attention.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Talbot and sister, Miss
Beck, will return from a short visit to Chi
cago tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Ferguson and son, of Den
Yer, are the guests of Mrs. Adella w. Coe,
on Talbot avenue.
Mrs. Adelaide Johnson, sculptor, of
Washington, ID. c., hi the guest of Mrs.
May Wright Sewall.
Mrs Charles W. Smith will give tea TO-
morrow afternoon for her guest, Mrs. hob
bins, of Pittsfield, Mass.
Mrs. Phil Mitchell, who has been Mrs.
Henry $. Fraser,s guest. left yesterday for
her home in Rock Island Ill.
Rev. Archibald Bradshaw, of New York,
Will come this month to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bradshaw
Miss Halle Voorhees,, daughter of the late
u w. voorhees,, Will come to-day to visit
MIS- j. III. Vajen and daughter.
Miss Stone, of Boston, who has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. +. j. Hammond, has gone to Chicago.
Mrs F'lack, who has been the guest of
Mrs Huldah Burdsal for two weeks, re-
turned to her home in Newport, KY, yes
terday.
Miss Georgia Brown will go to Chicago
To-day. to spend month with relatives and
be bridesmaid at the marriage of a
cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Brumbach and daugh-
Tel, LydIa nave gone to Mexico, and later
will go to California They will be absent
three months.
Miss Florence Malott is visiting in New
York, where she will be joined this week
by Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Mayer and Misses
Carrie and Ella Malott.
Miss Jessie Miller will entertain to-mor-
row afternoon and Miss CASTOR Thursday
afternoon for Mrs. Comstock's guests, Miss
Kelley and Miss Comstock.
Mr.. John Thompson entertained few
friends last evening, at the Victoria, for
Miss Comstock and Miss Kelley, who are
visiting Mrs Charles H. Comstock.
Mrs John G. Wright, president, Mrs. w.
Mrs. w. 0. DeVay will receive tomorrow
AFTERNOON at the reception TO be given at
the. Katherine Home.
Miss Sarah Kinder is in Paris, where she
VIII remain until June, when she will re-
turn 10 her nome in this city. Miss Kinder
mas travelled extensively over Europe since
going abroad two years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Kautz will receive in
formally this evening in honor of Mr.. and
MRS. DemarchuS Brown, who have recently
returned from an extended wedding trip to
Greece There are no invitations.
Mrs Albert Minter was hostess for a
large card party yesterday afternoon, at her
home on North Illinois street. Mrs. Minter
ing. Among the guests were Mrs. Volland,
matt.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk received in
FORMALLY yesterday afternoon, having as her
guests of honor her friend, Mrs. Crissey
OF Chicago; Miss Peck of Utica, and Mrs
odSdl6yS OF AlleSneny. MRS. Prunk
assisted by Miss Emma Pearson and Miss
Nellie Shaffer.
Miss Annie Louise NewlanA and Mr..
harry e. McCollester, OF this city, were
married yesterday morning at the home of
Miss Newland's aunt Mrs c., E. Hecox,
Rev. j. A. Kumler officiating After a
short visit in Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. McCol-
tester Will reside in this city.
Mrs Charles H Comstock gave a tea YES
terday afternoon in honor of her visitors
Miss Comstock, of Duluth, and Miss KEEL
ley. of Cleveland. Young married ladies
and young ladies were the friends invited
TO meet them. Pink roses adorned the re-
ception room, and in the dining room
french basket of pink shaded hyacnthS
adorned the table, where a Dresden service
was used. The assistants were Mrs. Henry
3. Smith, Mrs Henry Latham, Mrs. H. B.
Holman, Mrs. G. G. Tanner Mrs. John B.
Sherwood, Mrs. Theodore Varney Miss Jes-
sic Hughes of Minneapolis Miss Eleanor
Smith, Miss Anna Hasselman Miss Helen
holman, Miss Mary Foster, Miss Emma
Martlndale and Miss Daisy Wilson The
married ladies alternated in presiding at
the table Among the guests were Mrs
Robbins, of Pittstield, Mass, Mrs. Higgins
Miss Kingman, of Duluth.
DAVIS-CURRY
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Feb. 2S.-Leon-
ard Davis. a prominent school teacher of
Jackson township, and Miss Mary Curry
Were married Saturday evening at the home
of the brides foster parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. Curry, Rev. Mount Gronendyke oficiat-
ing. The bride is a niece of County Clerk
Amor CURRY. of this CitV.