The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


ing in Chicago, is expected home to-day.
Mr. D. L. Whittier, of Elmira N. Y, for
merly of this city, is spending few days
here.
Mrs. John ]. Smith has returned from
ida W
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gates will leave Mon
day for Asheville, N. c., to remain few
weeks.
Dr. and Mrs George Edwin Hunt will re-
Monday.
Miss Florence Smith, who has been the
guest of Miss Florence Day. returned to
her home in Boston yesterday.
Mrs. G. F. Seymour and children, of La
porte, are visiting Mrs. Charles p. Jacobs
and family on North Delaware street.
Mrs A. j. Gardner was hostess for the
Broadway Card Club Thursday afternoon
at her home on North Meridian street.
The board of managers for the Girls In
dustrial School will meet Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at $40 North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Holloway entertained
party of friends last night after the play
in honor of Messrs. Armstrong and Norman,
of the French Maid" company.
Mrs. William f. Mason is visiting her son.
Mr.. Augustus Lynch Mason. for q few
days. en- route from Philadelphia and Wash,
months, to her home in Denver. Col.
Mrs. Fremont Swain. soprano; Mrs. Will
Chamberlain. alto; Mr.. Frank II. Ormsby,
Miss King as accompanies, gave. concert
last evening at the Martinsville Sanatarium
at MaTtinsville.
Misses Juliet and Carrie Hollingsworth of
Richmond, Ind. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
d. B. Brenneke at the Hotel Charlemont.
They came over to attend Mr.. Brenneke's
closing party last evening for the Wednes-
day evening class.
Mrs Hugh McGibeny gave a musical
monologue recital last evening at Roberts
Park Church, giving THE Revolutionary
Rising and THE Tin Gee-Gees'' among
other things. Musical numbers were given
by Miss Eliza beth Ketcham, Mrs. w. &.
Judah. Mr.. Arnold Spencer and the Man
dolin Club.
Mrs. Edward M. Churchman gave lunch,
con Yesterday for her cousin, Miss Ethel
Fletcher, of Milwaukee. The table was
adorned with ship of red. white and blue
flowers. and the favors were soldiers tied
cluded Mrs. Henry SEVERN, jr Miss Julia
Hollweg, Miss Elsa Wocher and Miss
Margaret Carey.
The children's opera, 1.-THE Grandmother
of the Wind will be repeated at O'Clock
Alabama streets The members of the cast
are: Richard Barbee,. Belle and Margaret
Dean Ethel and Dorothy Dorsey, Mary and
Robert Parrot, John Reinhard Jessie AL
lea May Aufderhed. Admission, 20 cents;
children, Is cents.
Mrs. Henry d. Pierce, who is still at Hot
Springs. being the only member OF the Cen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs in reacn
short of st. Louis, was persuaded to make
a short talk in behalf of the general fed
GRAFTON at the first assembly of the Arkan-
sas State Federation, at Hot Springs. last
week Mrs. Pierce is on the ways and means
committee of the coming biennial at Dem
Ver in June.
Mrs Olive Thorne Miller addressed the
girls of the Classical School and talked to
them of the education of birds; OF how the
birds have to be taught to eat and 1ly anu
sing and of how each bird is taught the
song of it's own family. One. instance was
given of a sparrow that. was brought up py
a canary and was taught the canary song,
and because it has the richer voice 1t out
sings the canary. Mrs. Miller will leave
to-day for her home in Boston.
Mrs Pere wilkinson sup SIi, n OF
resignation soon: Mrs Wilkinson mas ace
cepted the position of Superintendent OF
music in the School or Etn Naw york.
city at the suggestion and advice Oh
Mr.. Frank Damrosch. Mrs. Wilkinson
has done IN fhis c WORK she n h 6
taught the pupils a sensible, class or
songs by the best composers, she mas IN
stigated and carried forward the school tss-
rivals with success, and has given de-
cded impetus for good, wholesome music IN
tho schools and homes OF the pupils;
few years under such progressive super.
visor makes music a beneficial branch or
school work.
This months number of the Woman's
Home COMPANION has a portrait or MIS- IFS
Charles w. Fairbanks accompanying inc
following sketch: Mrs. Cornelia Cole
Fairbanks, wife of Senator Fairbanks, OF
Indiana, is the daughter Of Judge cole d anu
Gated at the Wesleyan University, Deia-
ware, and graduated in the same class s, win y,
her husband IN ls Ih9y M MaTysVilIe and
went directly to Indianapolis, where they
have lived ever since. Mrs Fairbanks enIts
is the and mother Hne Te The eldest SON
is studying in the Ohio wesleyan Uni
versity Frederic, Richard =, and ROD lob
the daughter, who was recently married, is
Mrs. Adelaide Allen, and she lives In In
dianapolis The family mansion IN ,t hat
leased, for a Washington residence, the
large house in which Chief Justice Fuller
lived, on Massachusetts avenue. MRS Falr-
banks is enthusiastic in promoting tne
growth of woman'S clubs and is the Ioun-
der of several literary and social cluDs, tne
president of some and liberal supporter
of all the women's clubs in her nome city.
Mrs. Fairbanks had an inclination TO liter
airy activity after leaving college, put nnus
in the duties of the club work all the APP
probation she Graves for her best efforts IN
writing and speaking Mrs. FAIRBANKS Is
handsome and attractive in personality ana
manner, and is alredy potent FACTOR IN
society at the capital.
musical tea will be given this afternoon
at the Boys Club by a company OF cmldren'
who will furnish the interesting programme;
and by the ladies of Section A. VINO VIII WIN
guests. The clubroom is one square south
Of the Union Station, on Meridian street.
Members of the section are Mrs. L. {. Day,
Mrs j. II. Byers. Mrs. j. II. Vajen, MIS-
George Merritt Mrs. Emil Wulschner, Mrs.
NJ. V. McGilliard, Mrs. j. A. Sutcliffe, MISS
Ship. Mrs. Howard Foltz, Mrs. Albert
Baker Mrs. r. b. Brash, Mrs. S. G. Dickey,
Mrs NJ Eckhouse, Mrs j. c. Dickson. Mrs.
J. F. Carson, Mrs. Anna Stiltz, Mrs. W. g.
Young. Mrs w. A. Dobbins Mrs. q. X.
Root Mrs Dwight Fraser Mrs. W. G., NC
Curdy Mrs Frank Van Camp, Mrs: Her
bert Collins, Mrs. George Warren, Mrs. e.
w. Coonse, Mrs G. e. Hollenbeck, Mrs. j.
Pugh. Mrs. Caleb S. Denny, Mrs. r; ".
Hayes. Mrs F. T. McCrea, Mrs. W. Z.
Griffith. Mrs. w. H. Hubbard, Mrs. George
Webster. Mrs. j. G. Wallick, Mrs. II. 5.
Tucker Mrs w f. Graham, Mrs 5. Il.
Rauh Mrs. c. A Van Pelt Mrs. f. w.
Wood. Mrs H. w Bennett. Mrs Enrique
Miller, Mrs. ]. l.. Fletcher Mrs. W; NJ
Doddrige, Mrs. L. II. Dunning, Mrs Mary
THOMPSON. Mrs. w. f. Marcy, Mrs. w. L.
Lockwood Mrs ]. r. Black. Mrs. j. II.
Serff Mrs c. j. Sherman. Mrs T.. NJ. john
SON Mrs A. G.. Daily. Mrs. NJ. l.. Haines,
Mrs NJ. l.. Hare, Mrs. j. H. Patterson, Mrs.
Adams. Mrs. simeon Carey Mrs. Henry Coe,
Mrs. j. H. Holiday. Mrs. A. A. Barnes.
Mrs. N. L. Byram. Mrs. G.. n. Gay Mrs. II.
A. Winterrowd, Mrs. r. s. Mckee, Mrs. NJ.
III. Spades Mrs. II. j. Kantrowitz. Mrs. Jo-
seph Haas. Mrs. a. A. Stubbins, Mrs. j.
NJ Spann Mrs. l. G.. Deschler. ..-rs. p 3.
Raymond, Mrs. j. 9. Van Wrinkle. Mrs. VIII
Tousey, Mrs. w. b. Holton, Mrs. Pres
ton Bowman. Mrs. A. Kiefer Mrs. Aonzo
Hendricks. Mrs. Nicholas Ensley, Mrs. Win
fred Peterson. Mrs. l.. A. Kinsey, Mrs. I'll. &.