The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Bright Armstrong returned yester-
day from visit to her home in Camden.
MI. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith will en-
terrain few friends at dinner Friday even
ing.
Mrs Nicholson has gone to Chicago TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. r. w. P. Noble
ard family.
Mrs. Vogolson entertained thirty ladies
yesterday afternoon at her home, on Col
lege avenue.
The Carnation Cineh Club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Shurfee on East
Tenth street. s4r
Mrs Milton A. Morris will return this
week from a visit to Fort Wayne. Mr. Nor
riS is out hunting.
Mrs Arthur p. Preston and children will
leave to-day for New Jersey to remain until
fall with relatives.
Mrs Marvin Rice, Maxwell has discon-
tinued her Thursdays at home for the re-
mainder of the season.
Mrs Buck, of Plymouth, is visiting her
sons. MeSSrs. Samuel A. and Charles Nor
rison at the Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Manning celebrated their
ffty-fifth wedding anniversary on the 9th
inst. by family reunion.
Mrs. H. A. Pugh and daughters. Louise
and Charlotte, of Cincinnati, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maus.
Mrs Florence A. Meek and pupils gave a
concert last night at the Fellowship Congre-
gational Church. on Broadway.
Mr. and Mrs c.. "A Wallingford enter
tanned at dinner, last night, at the Delano,
for Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Coffin.
Mr.. A. @. Dotey, of the High School, left
for Ann Arbor yesterday to attend the
classical conference now in session in that
city. a~
DR. and Mrs. c. C. Everts gave a family
dinner yesterday for their mother, Mrs.
Orpheus c. Everts, of College Hill, Cincin-
natl. YM
Mrs. Will Birely and children. of Billings.
Mont, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Manning, OF West Twenty-ninth
street. he
are spending few weeks at Brazil visit
ing Mrs. Kahn's father, Hon. Geo. A.
Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. ]. Prinzler announce the
engagement Of their daughter Amelia May
and S. Ashley Greene. The wedding will oc-
cur in early june
Miss Marienne Ritzinger. of ST. Paul. who
has been visiting relatives in Brooklyn. will
come to-day and be the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. John f. Ramsey.
The closing parties for Mr.. Brenneke's
classes will, be given next month. The one
April 16, and those for the young people,
April 26 and 49, e
The Social Dozen Club and friends to the
of aoo OF 9o Ws afq st1e e
a surprise last night prior to their removal
to their country home. A supper was
served. :.
Miss Marie Allison entertained a few
friends last evening at her home on East
Walnut street for her cousin, Miss Daisy
Allison one of the teachers in Oxford Col
lege, who is spending her spring vacation
with her. 1t'-
Senator and Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks
will give large reception in Washington
Rec g. who 70 Tgn gR rf 0T r. M n Bro M
and the Misses Malott of this city, who
are her guests. snss8e
Mrs w F. c. Colt entertained few old
friends informally yesterday afternoon to
have them meet her aunt Mrs. Richard
Calling, of Hartford, Conn. Mrs Calling is
a guest of her niece, Mrs. John r. Wilson,
and will leave in few days to join her nus
land in the East
Miss Lillian Krauss gave bowling party
yesterday to a. few friends, who were in
n q 70 and mi Miss Alien IF Bloomns Miss
Fry, Of ST. PATH, NSssh. ,o@ho is visiting Miss
Edna Kuhn, was 3oTie of the guests. Four
prizes were given
dinner, last evening, at the Denison, enter
tanning Major and Mrs. A. l.. Varney, Mr.
and Mrs; Noble e; Butler, Mr.; and Mrs
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Beverage and
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Carey. The table
decorations were pink roses and bouton-
niereS were viOlets-fo-ti
Miss Elma Wooden gave q. card party and
plate shower yesterday morning for Miss
Alma Haerle. The twelve guests We're the
members of the Morning Card Club OF
which Miss Haere was one. Mrs. Ferdi-
nandina Reese will give family dinner to-
morrow and Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Ha aaI
will entertain at dinner on Sunday Tor MISS
Haerle and Mr.. Sherman
Miss Emma Holloway gave a pink rose
dinner, last night, for Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
p. Preston. The guests We're their musical
friends, Miss Minnie Diener, Miss Sarah
Foster. Miss Laura Hanna, Miss Belle
Melcher, Mr.. 1. 2. Peck, Mr.; William AZ
new, DR. A. A. Buchanan, MeSsrs. Roberc
and Edward. Neighboc and Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Ferguson and Miss Jennie and Mr.
Frank Holloway.
A public reception win be given this af-
ternoon by the board of managers of the
Orphans Home, from to O'clock, The
managers and number of invited friends
will be the hostesses. There will be short
musical programme in charge of Mrs. Hugh
McGibeny. who will take part and will be
assisted by Mrs. Zelda Seguin-Wallace, con-
tralto Mrs Mary feathers Clevenger, vio-
DR.. and Mrs Allison Maxwell entertained
Professor Zumpfes violin class last even
ing. and invited number. of their friends
to listen to the music by the young people.
The programme included concerted num-
bers by Schubert. Mozart, Boccherini
hun gaos and s May by
garet Cook, piano; Master Leslie Maxwell
and Miss Ruth Maxwell A series of must
Gales will be given by the pupils through
the spring months.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maus gave chill
drens dance last night at their home on
West North street, for their daughters
Lillian and Madeleine. The ballroom was
decorated entirely in japanese effects. Two
large inverted umbrellas were fringed with
lanterns and quaint 'wallpockets We're
filled with red an ! yellow tulips There
were Japanese benches for seats and the
favors were Oriental ornaments for the
girls and flowers, with whistles, for the
boys Mr. and Mrs. Maus We're assisted by
Misses Julia and Freda Walk and Miss
lone Scholl and Mrs. II. A. Pugh and
daughters Louise and Charlotte, of Gin
cinnati, who came especially for the party
IrvingtGn.
Miss Demfa Butler will return this week
from Chicago where she has just com
pleted her undergraduate work.
Miss Grace Carver. is home from Ander-
son. Ind. where she has been spending the
past month Miss May Mitchoff, of An
derson, is Miss, Carver guest.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will meet to-
morrow evening with Mr.. and Mrs. De
Witt Griffith at their home on Ritter ave-
nue. A short farce will be given. Miss
Edith Scott and Mr.. Charles o. Smith taxi
ing the parts.
Mr. James f, Downey, of Pueblo, Col, is
visiting Mr. George W. Julian and Captain
Brouse Mr. Downey was one OF the prin-
cipal original promoters of Irvington. and
until his removal to- Colorado in 1882 re-
sided in the house now, owned by f. {.