The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-22

| in the autumn. About 500 was cleared at
the concert given Friday evening for Mr..
/ McGibeny.
i Mrs Lockwood and daughter. Miss Mar
! garet Lockwood, will return next month
/ from California, where they have been for
| year.
/ Mrs A. Laurence Wright and daughter
| of Chicago. who have been visiting Mrs. V.
| L. Malott and daughters, returned home
yesterday.
| Mrs Richard Calling. who has been the
| guest of her niece Mrs. John r. Wilson.
| for several weeks, will leave tomorrow for
/ New York.
! friends to meet her guest Mrs. Kate Gresh-
am Andrews, Of Chicago, informally this
/ afternoon.
| Mrs and Miss Newcomer have gone to
4 Broad Ripple to be with Mrs Bremme err
mann until June, when they will go to Ma
/ ryland for the summer
Mrs NJ. J. Allison, No. 2414 Broadway. will
receive Informally this afternoon for the
guests who constitute her house party.
/ There are no invitations.
Mrs. III. r: Allen, jr., has returned to her
nome and her mother. Mrs. Charles w.
| Fairbanks, who was summoned on account
| OF her Illness, has returned to Washington.
| DR.. and Mrs r. c. Dean, of Washing
ton, who came to attend Miss Emily Bling
| hams funeral, will remain with Mrs. Dean
| mother, Mrs. j. j. Bingham. until next
week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Sering celebrated
| their fifth wedding anniversary Tuesday
evening at their home, No 800 Ramsey ave-
| nue.. They were the recipients of numerous
presents.
| Miss Frances McElwee entertained the
| Half-and-Half Club and few other friends
| yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Wfchet, of Dayton, and Mrs. Hunter Faust,
| of Columbia City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell NJ Seeds entertained
| q. cards last evening for their guest, Miss
Black, of Springfield, and Miss Wright, of
| the same place, who is visiting her aunt,
| Mrs Charles A. Layman
/ Mrs Edward npan Mrs Abort Baker
Mrs. J. n claypool and Mrs. James |.
Lodge VIII have charge of the revolutionary
1 musical programme this evening.
Mrs. Adelaide Thomas will leave early in
/ May for Martinsville, and will spend the
summer In that place and at crown POINT.
| Mrs Thomas's house. on North Capitol ave-
| nue.. will be occupied by Mr.. II. FL. Child
| and family. of Grand Rapids, Mich.
| Mrs. Perce will return from Chicago early
| next week, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
| r. r. Wheeler. Mrs. Peirce's daughter and
| husband. Mr.. and Mrs. James n Hamilton,
| viii come the last of the week to make a
| while they are here.
Miss Anna HasseIman entertained q few
| friends informally yesterday afternoon for
| Miss Ethel Fletcher, of Milwaukee. Miss
| Hasselnan will go to Pennsylvania next
month, where she will join house. party to
| be given by Mrs. Stockton and daughter,
| Miss Martha Stockton. of Evanston.
| Mr.. Will III. Wilson, farmer of Marion
| county, and Miss Pearl Parks will be mar
ried Sunday at the home of the brides
| Waverly, Ind. Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Wilson. parents of the groom. will give a
arge dnner d N their honor After the wed
| to Mooresville and the bride and groom will
| remain OH the farm and receive their
! friends after May /.
Mrs. Allen M. Fletcher gave a luncheon
Yesterday for Miss Ethe. Fletcher of Mil
| waukee. The table was decorated with
/ white roses, and the name cards were rice
4 paper. With JADanGS6 naintinPS which We're
brought by Mrs. Fletcher. from San Fran
cisco The The. company at the table included
SON 4, Miss knippenberg, Miss Coburn, Miss
| Holiday. Miss Louise Spann and Misses
| Mary and Fanny Fletcher.
| Mrs. Jesse c. Tarkington left for Boston
last night to attend the convention of the
| Daughters of the Revolution, which con-
main in. session three DAYS The elaborate M ate
programme Of entertainment provided, how
| ever, will take up the time of the delegates
| sets Daughters have prepared excursions
| to all the colonial and revolutionary spots
Paul Revere's home, Increase Mather's
home, charlestown and Bunker Hill,
bridge, the Minute Man, Sleepy Hol-
low T,,r, Gsemeteryi historie houses. to
| the old Washington Elm, Longfellow's
mansion (the, old Craigie home), Harvard
University. Plymouth and Plymouth Rock,
house, Plymouth to see the old family rec
| ords: also, a visit to the woods to gather
| Mayf1owers. On Saturday the party Sisits
| Salem and Marblehead, visiting RobeDt Will
| liamss house, the witchcraft jai1 Haw-
| thorne's birthplace, etc. A banquet will be
| given Wednesday night, luncheon on
/ Tuesday and a tea on Monday.
MRS. THOMASS RECEPTION.
Mrs. Adelaide Thomas gave large re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her home, on
| North Capitol avenue. The house was
deliberately decorated with spring flowers
the parlors being in yellow tulips and daft
fodils, the library in red tulips and the din
ing room in white and green, with mantels
massed with spirea and the table adorned
| with white tulips. Mrs. Thomas was assist
| ed in receiving by Mrs. Anna Lou Mitchell,
| of Martinsville, and In entertaining by Mrs.
| G. e. Hollenbeck, Mrs. Thomas Dean, Mrs.
j. III. Greenstreet, Mrs. Byron Hutchinson,
Mrs. Alfred Burdsal, Mrs. A. S. Comstock,
Mrs. w. A. Bristor, Mrs. NJ. v. McGilliard,
Mrs. Charles Lilly, Mrs. T. o. Calls, Mrs,
H. S. Holton, Mrs. j. III. Serff and Miss
Laurel Y; Babb. In the dining room Mrs.
y: w. Lilly, Mrs. Edward Roll, Mrs. M. w.
| and Miss Mary Hicks extended the hoSpi-
| talities. The punch was served by Miss
| Louis Lilly Miss Katherine Goodwin, Miss
| Anna Louis Beck. Miss Mary Edith Dean
| and Miss Laura Salter. A harpist played
! during the reception hours.