The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr., and Mrs Carl F. Walk are in
| Montreal.
Mrs Stanley Igoe will go to Canton next
/ week to visit relatives.
Miss Lucas, of Columbus came yesterday
10 visit Miss Maud Smith.
Mrs: John A. Glover and children are Wis
| ltlng Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Wood.
Mr.; and Mrs. Charles Adam and son Carl
! Will leave to-day for Wisconsin,
Mrs. Thomas H. Parry will discontinue
| her reception day for the, season.
Mrs: Harriet Augusta Prunk has discon-
| tinued her day at home for the season
Mr.: and Mrs. John Hellekson will go to
| MaXlnkuckee In a few days for the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs w. F. c. Colt will give a
| friends
Mrs. George w. Snider and Mrs NJ l..
| tinSVille
| Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique C. Miller will go to
the Country Club to-day to remain until
| Tuesday.
Mr.: and Mrs John r. Brush and Mr.
H. S. New went to Chicago yesterday to
| spend few days
| Miss Hannah Erwin will entertain a few
friends this afternoon for her aunt, Mrs.
| Slade, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Howard of New York, will come
| Wednesday to spend few days with Mr.
and Mrs W. A. Krag.
Mrs. Walter c. Marmon, of No. 2O13 North
| new Jersey street. Will receive during the
remaining Fridays of this month.
| Mrs. A " De Way and son Newton will
| go to Atlantic City the first of next month
| TO spend the summer at Haddon Hall.
Mrs. g.: W. Thomas and Mrs. Victoria
| Reeves of Mount Vernon are visiting Mrs
| De SOuchet at her home, No. 80 Blacherne.
| Miss Sample, of Washington D. c. is the
| guest of Miss Roberts at the Victoria dur
| ing the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodloe.
| Mrs. Frederick Rush gave a small coffee
MrG Rip1h aII of
| st: Louis, who is visiting Mrs. Henry Sew
| erin.
Mrs. g I. Mcclellan and son Leon, of JEFF
| fersonyille are visiting the formers sister,
| Mrs. L. Il. Carr at 10 North Alabama
| street
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Matson and daugh-
| ter Ruth will go to Anderson Saturday
for two weeks, and later they will go to
| Canada.
Mrs. James p Curtis and son will leave
| this evening for the East to remain until
| the LIST OF October, when they will return
| to this city.
| Mrs Noble Butler Mckee and daughter
| will come week after next to visit her
| mother, Mrs Mary Sproue. and daughter
! on East Pratt street.
Mrs. Alexander Taggart has issued invi-
tatlons Tor tea Thursday at 4 o'clock in
| hcnor OF her daughters the Misses Tag
| CART, who have recently returned from col
| lege.
| Informal invitations have been issued for
| the marriage of Miss Dell Louise Johnson
| Tuesday evening at the home of Miss john
sons sister, Mrs John c. Wood, at Wood
ruff Place.
Miss Vera Turell and Miss Inez Turell. of
Champaign, ILL.,, are guests Of Mrs. I. II.
| wilson on Park avenue. Mrs. Wilson gave
wheel ride for them yesterday to the
water works, and after their return to her
nome refreshments were served on the lawn.
A reception will be given by the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Fourth Presbyte-
rian Church in it's chapel. corner Alabama
| hjc ava 1fr1rr nt
o'clock, for the young ladies of, the church
who were graduated from the High School
this. month. All friends are invited to at
tend. a>&
Mrs. j. w. Schmidt gave a beautiful par
ty last evening from to Z for her children
at their home on North Delaware street
The lawn and house were both arranged for
the entertainment and were deliberately
decorated. There were various amusements
The seventy children enjoyed the hospitali-
ties and did full justice to all that was pro-
! vided for their entertainment.
Mrs. Arthur DUEL Gates gave morning
tea yesterday for her visitor, Miss Meegan,
Philadelphia, who is visiting the Misses At
kins. Mrs. Gates's sisters assisted in en-
PERTAINING the twenty young friends.
of Nashville Tenn; Miss Tompkins. of
Ffshkill -on-the-H Hudson, and Miss Kelly, of
Cleveland.
and supper at Milersville last evening in
honor of Mrs. Slade, of Philadelphia, who
is visiting her brother, Mrs. D. P. Erwin,
Erwin. the Misses Erwin, Mr.. and Mrs
Cortland Van Camp Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Bennett Mr. and Mrs w H. Coleman, Miss
Roberts. Mr., Wilbur Dark and Mr. Henry
Coburn
Mrs. Harriet A. Bingham gave the second
of her series, of porch parties yesterday
Dayton. The porch was adorned with
plants. flowers and rugs, and at noon
Mrs. Daniels were Mrs. A. J. Graham and
sister Miss Lyon. Mrs. Frank Wood, Mrs.
William Johnston. Mrs. Darlow. Mrs. Ward
Richie, Mrs. A N; Robertson. Mrs. Edward
Hawkins Mrs. Macy Malott, Mrs. Frank
Van Camp. Mrs. Chauncey Turner and
visitor, Miss Chambers Mrs. Allan Wilkin-
son and Mrs H. B. Gates
Mrs. Ida A Harper and daughter Wini-
fred are in Rochester. where Mrs. Harper is
correcting the proof of the history of Miss
Susan B. Anthony, which she has been pre-
pairing for the. last two years. The new
have suffrage corner, and in it all of the
literature the subject will be gathered,
cove with Miss Anthony's files, letters and
papers pertaining to her work. 1t is ex-
cept busts of Miss Anthony. Mrs. Stanton
and Lucretia Mott for the library and give
them a place. The busts have been made
| by Miss Adelaide johnson in Rome
DEUTSCHE HAUS BALL.
The social season of the new German
! House was inaugurated last evening by the
! second of the series of entertainments with
| a grand ball and banquet 1t was bril-
| liant an event as the city has ever seen of
| its kind and there was an assemblage of
people that as fine as the hall in which
i it gathered. The ball committee was Mr..
Robert Lieber, chairman. Messrs Martin
Birk George c. Griffin, Otto l.. Kipp, Gus
tav Schnull, Henry SEVERN, jr., Ben C.
! Stevenson, N. Booth Harrington and Adolph
| Wocher. An of the arrangements were in
/ their hands, and they were carried out with
a fidelity to detail that left nothing lacking
! The people began to come in couples. groups
and families soon after o'clock, and by the
time the grand march began. at $780, there
were hundreds ready for the dance and hun
dreds of others ready to watch the various
| liEes of gaily dressed people wind in and out
in the mazes led by the floor committee
These latter gentlemen wore diagonal bands
| of ribbon of the national colors across their
white shirt fronts and they were easily dis
| tinguished by this badge. The gentlemen
! were accompanied by their ladies. They
were Mr.. Herman p Ideber, with Miss En-
ma MetZger, Mr. Otto L. Kipp and Miss
! Emelie Kipp Mr.. William Wocher and Miss
| Edna Kuhn, Mr.. Carl Prinzler and Miss
| Mini Gipe Mr.. Frank Maus and Miss Freda
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