The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. d. s. Hill will go to Florida Tuesday
to spend several weeks.
Mrs Robert Kipp has gone to Cincinnati
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Mueller.
Miss Blanche Laycock will entertain at
cards Friday evening of next week.
Miss Hannah Erwin will go to Cincinnati
to-day to visit Miss Blanche Burkhart
Miss Clara Kiletts. of Irving Place. was
given surprise party Thursday evening.
Mr.. Neal Means, of Shelbyyjle who has
been visiting friends. has returned home.
Mrs. Seaman has returned to Rushville,
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Kenneth Faucet, of Chicago, will
yesterday to visit Miss Josephine DoYney.
Mrs. Arthur Brigham and son. of st.
Louis, are guests of Mrs. Charles II. Wal
colt.
Mrs. Clarence Foster, of Chicago, will
come to-day to visit her parents at the
Plaza.
Mrs. William H. Hubbard and Mr.. Stew
art kurtz went to Philadelphia last night
to join Mr.. w. e. Kurtz.
Mrs Walter May and daughter Edna, of
Covington, KY, are visiting Mrs. William
Garstang, in Morton Place.
Mrs. Matte Simpson, who is visiting her
sister Mrs. w P. Malott, will return Mon
day to her home in Bedford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Brush. who are at
the Bates House, will remove to their resi-
dence, Lombardy, next week.
Miss Evaleen Stein, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. John l.. Griffiths, will return to
her home, in Lafayette, to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII G. c. Chaplin are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. James Brady at Anderson.
Mr.. J. Fl. Dilks and family have returned
from Philadelphia, where they went to at
tend the marriage Of son and brother.
Miss Louise Byram, Of Liberty, Ind, and
Miss Edith Mclean. of Hamilton o., are
guests of Miss Winifred Stiles
Misses Sadie and Nellie Mcintosh, who
have been visiting in New Albany for two
weeks, will return home week from To
day.
The Clio Club was entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. F. II. McCrea. Mrs. A.
Hugo
Mrs. Anna Hays and daughter. Mrs M
NJ Lands, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Leland
Greenleaf have taken the Clark residence,
No. 527 Lockerbie street.
Mr.. Karl Schneider went to Milwaukee
yesterday and this evening he will sing in
q concert with a Dutch violinist. Van Orth.
Mr. Schneider will return Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mcintosh entertained
a party of eighteen. friends at dinner last
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A.
Chenoweth. who were recently married.
Daffodils were used for decoration.
Mrs. d. M. Parry entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon for Miss By,
study in Europe. Miss Byram sang several
selections. She will sing before the Matinee
Musicale March 2.
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of twenty young ladies yesterday in honor
of Miss Meldrum, of Louisville, who is Wis
iting Miss Bessie Hendricks. An informal
contest of writing the first lines of Mother
Goose rhymes was the amusement for the
company.
A recital was given last evening at d. II.
Baldwin's by the intermediate grade pupils
of Mr.. Leckner. Mrs. Carroll Carr, Miss
Susie Brown and the Leckner Quartet as
sisted The players We're Misses s; Isabel lad3e
Alice HaIDin Anna Rogers. Nellie Shower.
Louise NJ. Reese, Lorraine Cost, Florence
Rogers and Jean L. Morrison.
Mrs. f. G. Darlington gave Bridesmaid
rose luncheon yesterday, at which the guest
Of honor was Mrs. Phil Mitchell; Of Rock
Island The guests to meet Mrs. Mitchell
were Mrs. Henry S. Fraser, whom she is
visiting, Mrs. A. l.. Varney Mrs. o. II.
Hasselman. Mrs Charles II: Comstock, Mrs.
G. Willard and Mrs. w. H. Coleman
The ladies of the fifth section of the Free
Kindergarten gave a successful tea, cake
and apron sale yesterday afternoon at the
head of the section. The assisting ladies
were Mrs. f. w Morrison. Mrs Horace
Wood, Mrs. William III. Cook and Mrs. Sol
lis Runnels, who were in charge of the ta-
assisted them. Last evening there was an
entertainment in which the members of the
Boys Club participated.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Wesley Bennett cele-
brated the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage last evening, at their home. on
Nerth Senate avenue, by giving reception
to seventy-fve friends. The house was dec
GRATED with smilax, and flowers, and tea
sticks, tied with ribbons, were given as
favors Mr. and Mrs. Bennett received a
number of gifts of china. Mrs: Bennett was
assisted in her hospitalities by Mrs. SilaS
Shepard, her sister Mrs. Robert Roberts,
of Lebanon Misses Jennie and Josephine
Pfaffenberger, her daughter Miss Zetta
Bennett and Miss Mary Owings. Miss Anna
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