The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Ora o. Davis is in Waukegan, ILL.,,
quite i'll.
Thomas II. David is home from Purdue
for few days.
Mr. and Mrs F. L. Mayer have returned
from Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eastman have gone
to Asheville, n. c., for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs William H Eastman have
gone to Asheville, N. c., for asshort stay.
Mrs. W. w. Hammell is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Scooter, near Hazelwood, Ind.
Miss Poe, of Richmond. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Oran Perry, on North Delaware
street.
Miss Pearl Shufelton, who has been away
attending college, returned home yesterday
evening.
Miss Josephine Smith, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Howard Dill, of Richmond, has re-
turned home
Mrs. Gabriel Schmuck, Of Galena, Kan,
is visiting the Misses Wales, at 1928 Col
lege avenue.
Mr. Hugh H. Hanna and Mr.. Bement Ly-
man have returned from New York and
Washington.
Mrs. H. A. Schlotzhauer entertained sew
eral young people in honor of her SOD 3
birthday yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Eaglesfielc enter
tanned a few friends with a musicale at
their home on Park avenue last night.
Mrs. r. A. Hendricks and Mrs. L. w.
Comstock have returned from Florida and
California and are at home at 119 North
Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Henry G. Werbe will receive inform
ally this afternoon at her home 1908 Nortn
Delaware street, for her sister, Mrs. ALBEIT
G.. Ovens, of Columbus, o.
Mrs. Henry G. Werbe will be at home
Friday afternoon at 1903 North Delaware
street for her sister, Mrs. Albert q. ovens,
of Columbus O. No invitations
Mrs Harriet A Bingham, Mr. and Mrs.
John v. Dittemore, Mr.. Booth Harrington
and others will go on Tuesday to Dayton,
o., to attend the marriage of Mr.. Harrison
Daniels.
DR.. and Mrs. III. A. Wahl, formerly Miss
Lizzie McCloskey, announce their marriage,
which occurred Dec: %. 1897. They will be
at home to their friends at 118 West New
York street.
The engagement is announced Of Mr. John
G. Ruckelsnaus, of this city, and Miss Ce-
ella Kiley, daughter OF Councilman John
h baes t6 81 ma %nek n June VIII
Mrs. ]. F. Parker returned yesterday
from Hot Springs, where she has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
S. p. Ceilings, formerly of this city. Mrs.
Parker is at home at 2S12 North Illinois
street.
A bowling party was given yesterday
afternoon at the German House by Miss
Edna Kuhn for her guest, Miss Fry, of st.
Paul Mimi The favors were dainty little
tenpinS tied with different colored ribbons,
which were worn for decorations at refresh
ments.
1t was Miss Winifred White, daughter of
Oliver White, of Richmond, who was mar
ried to Mr. Herbert Emery, of Boston, at
Nicaragua and not Miss Hite, as announced
by the dispatches. She belongs to an old
family and was graduated from Earlham
College.
The Unity Circle of Meridian-street NJ L.
Church will met with Miss Emily Coffay
this afternoon at her home at half past :
o'clock. This evening supper will be given
by the young people in the parlors of the
church from until o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Kipp, with her daughters
ana Paula. entertained SlXfVAladl6S
at cards yesterday afternoon. The decora-
tions were spring flowers. Miss Alma Bach
the players were Mrs. Murray, of Toledo,
and Miss Pfaff, of Columbus, Q.
A unique party was given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Joseph Haas at her home on
North Alabama street. Seventy ladies were
invited to participate in a. tandem game
and the naming of notable personages.
for each guest were miniature bicycles and
American Beauty roses. The house was
deliberately decorated with vines, ferns,
palms, roses and variegated tulips. The
dining room wars in yellow. Mrs. Haas was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. A. Cohn, Mrs.
John G.. Edmunds, her nieces, Misses Han
NAH Bertha and Josephine Cohn, and her
daughters Isabella and Rose, An orchestra
played during the entertainment. the out
of-town guests were Miss Strauss, OF WASH
ington, d. c., Miss PrinZ of Portland. Miss
Lehman, of st. Louis, and Miss Mayer or
Louisville.
The value of the Woodruff Place club
house was again accented last evening wnen
a play, "Mr. Bob" was successfully pre-
scented. The play was given under the dl-
rection of Mrs. Charles A. Layman. who
was stage manager and general director.
was given several times in Springfield, y.
For the presentation last evening Mr. Har-
ris Thiebaud of Springfield, who has taken
the small but important part or the putier
several times, came over and shared IN uhe
work as well as the triumphs or the play.
Mr.. Russell Seeds sustained the leading part
of Philip Royson in good style ana Mt.
Charles A. Layman was excellent ~ Ins
character part of Robert Brown. tne aisr :
for Benson Miss Bessie Hord as Katherine
Lake and Miss Bessie Rlack ~ Nla ~
Bryant were capable, and Mrs Frahh r.Os-
ers as a maiden lady was dain tht MI MI
Seeds was a maid that any one might envy.
The stage setting was etectlVe anu Ine
whole character of the ehter w 800
invited their friends; ana alter me pay
there was an informal dance,
wARD-SPRAKER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
KOKOMo. Ind, March S1.-At the Main
street Christian Church last night the Kew.
r. Fl. Kuhn united in marriage Mr.; VIII IL, !.
Ward and Miss Myrtle SprdhSI, poI. e u w NJ
| citv The bride Is the daughter OF H. w.
| Shaker a well-known manufacturer.
IryingtOn.
Mrs Rvram and family have removed to
! Indianapolis for permanent residence
Miss Georgia GAVIN VIII 80 "
1 n Y the first OF next month to visit Miss
/ Mary Calvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Jink have pur,
| chased property on Ritter avenue and VIII
/ build this spring
I Asiss Bertha Mason, of Ashevile. n. G.
/ MS returned to college and will be with
| Miss Calvin during this term.
/ Miss Flora Shank has been elected q
/ delegate from Indiana to the national con
/ yention of the Young Womens Christian
| Association, TO be held this summer In Lon