The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


few days at West Baden.
Miss Zerelda Beatty is spending few days
with Mrs. Benjamin Harrison.
Miss Nan Todd has returned from Oxford,
where she attended school during the Win
ter.
Miss Simmons, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of the Misses Frances and Emma At
kins.
Mrs. Henry Kahn will entertain the class
Of 80 Friday afternoon with an informal
company.
Miss Jennie Tompkins, of Fishkill-on-the-
Hudson, will come to-day to visit Miss Car
RE Malott.
Mrs Thiebaud, of Springfield. O.. will
come to-day to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles
A. Layman.
cousin. Mrs. Arthur c. White on East Thir-
teenth street.
Miss Clara A. latham. of Cleveland, o.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James e. Shower,
of the Blacherne.
Gordon f. Varney has gone to Chicago to
attend the convention Of the National Elec-
trio Light Association.
Mrs. j. NJ. Nethnent and Mrs. w. d. Find
ley are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Magee,
at Lafayette, this week.
Mr.. Frank Keller. of New York, who is
to be one of the ushers at the Walk Brink
wedding this evening, is the guest of Mr..
Carl F. Walk.
Mrs. Lockwood and daughter Margaret.
period, have returned to their home, in
Woodruff Place.
Mrs. H. B. Hibben, MRS. e. NJ Wiles and
Mrs. Harry Murphy who have been spend
ing a week at the Country Club, will return
home Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Schmidt are at home
at 2010 North New Jersey street. Their
daughter Mabel returns from Vassar the
last of this week.
Mrs. John c. New, Mrs George f. Town
ley. Mrs E. s. r. Seguin and Mrs Frank
Baldwin will go to Green Lake, Wisconsin,
early in July to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison and
daughter will leave next week for the sea-
shore to spend a few weeks before going
to their cottage in the Adirondacks for the
summer.
Mrs. Mcdonald Robinson entertained the
Half and Half Club yesterday afternoon,
Miss Minnie Diener, one of their number
who is to be married this month.
Mrs. William Daggett, Mrs. William H.
Daggett and Miss Cora Daggett will goNto
their cottage at Maxinkuckee next week.
Miss Daggett will entertain a house party
of Detroit friends during the month.
The Earnest Mothers of the Junior De-
partment of the Y. M. c. A. will give a
Mrs. w. w. Winslow, on North Meridian
and Twentieth street, for the benefit of the
stereo9ticon fund.
Mrs. Z. B. Martindale and Miss Martin
recently known as the Remy farm. Mrs
Bates will visit them previous to going
East and Mrs. Charles Martindae and
Messrs. John, Clarence and E. B. Martin
dale, jr., are with them now.
Mrs. w. w. Herod gave a pretty rose tea
yesterday afternoon, for Ter daughter Mrs.
Hiram G. Keays,- of Cortland, H., and her
sons wife, Mrs. Joseph F. Herod. of Toxic.
Japan. Mrs Herod was assisted by Mrs
Frank Baldwin, Mrs. Addison c. Harris.
Mrs Henry G. Atkins, Mrs. William Pirtle
and
in the drawing room. Among the guests
was Miss Simmons of Philadelphia
Mrs. T. y. Raymond and daughters Ro-
sale and Gertrude, the family Of Capt. T.
arriving from Fort Candy. Washington,
Thursday afternoon. For the present they
will stop with Mrs. Raymond's mother, Mrs.
Deshong, of 913 East Georgia street. Cap
tain Raymond is a surgeon in the United
States army He has left Fort Candy for
San Francisco to join General Merritt's
command for service in the Philippines
The Feast of Lanterns will be given this
evening at Woodruff Place and there will
be extensive Nominations in all of the
houses and through the grounds. Each resi-
dent Will keep open house and there will be
dancing in the assembly room of the club
house and, the serving of refreshments. Car
riages will be admitted free and bicycles
The When Band will furnish the concert
and there will be singing of the patriotic
songs by the Arion Club and the darkey
quartet. The fete will be The most notable
event of the early summer and it is always
largely patronized. The entire proceeds will
be for the benefit of the free kindergartens
of the city
Mrs Benjamin Harrison entertained YES
terday afternoon with a seven-hand euchre
party. The parlors were adorned with roses
Two prizes We're given. Mrs Harrison was
assisted by Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason.
Miss u. w. Beatty and Miss Louise Garrard
The guests included Mrs. l.. G. Willard
Mrs. II. Z. WATSON, Mrs. John r. Wilson.
Mrs Henry W. Bennett, Mrs. Henry L.
Wallace, Mrs. o. b. Jameson Mrs q O.
Tanner, Mrs. Helen b. Holman Mrs W
II. Coleman. Mrs. Hinsman of ST T,ouis.
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Ogle. Mrs. John M. Kitchen
Mrs. W. p. Kappes, Mrs. Arthur ID. Gates
Mrs John B. Sherwood Mrs Arthur y
Grover, Mrs. John l.. Grifhths. Mrs Harry
d. Murphy, Mrs. Augustus Column ARE
William Scott, Mrs N. A. Gladdine' Ms
John N. Carey, Mrs. w. F. G. Coli Mrs
Charles H. Comstock and Miss Anna Snann.
The last meeting of the Fortnigbtlv liter
airy Club for this season Was held vester-
day afternoon and the retiring president.
Mrs. Jacob +. Dunn. was in the chair. If
was guest day and large number of Wis
itors accepted the hospitality of the club.
The programme was musical Miss Mary
Josephine Wight played a ''Nocturne - Nv
Chopin, and Mrs. A. W. Posey sung "The
Wild Flower" by Leoni. and IA resnonse
to recall "A Mag Morning. bv Denzs
Mrs. II. G. Newcomb read an interesting