The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

tives in Kentucky.
Mrs. Frank w. Flanner will return from
Florida early in April.
The annual election of the Woman's Club
will be held this afternoon at the Propy-
laeum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell have
invited friends for musicale Wednesday
Miss Reba Rooms, of Muncie, who is visit
ing friends in this city. will return home to-
morrow.
Miss Daisy Wilson left last evening for
New York, where she will visit friends Tor
some time.
Rev. H. N. Kinney is in st. Louis and ex
poets to go to Phoenix, Ariz., to spend
few months.
Mrs. Frank Freeland, of Spencer, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs II. A. Mansfield, in
Morton Place.
Mrs and Miss Peery, of Greensburg, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. ~. j. Heeb, OF North
Delaware street.
visiting Mr.. George Ellis's family, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Judge and Mrs. John H. Baker will give
a dinner Wednesday evening at the Deni-
son to few friends.
Mrs. Allen Summons, of Michigan City,
is visiting Mr.. James E. Robertson, on
North Alabama street
Miss Annie Fraser who is a student at
Smith College, will spend the Easter vaca-
ton with friends in Boston.
Mrs. Kipp has issued invitations for
euchre party March 81 and a bowling party
at the German House April l.
Mr., r. B. Gruelle will give a talk on
English Artists" Wednesday morning be-
fore the Mary K. Denny Coterie-
The members of the Happy Family Club
surprised Mr.. T. J. McCune last evening at
his home on North Meridian street.
Mr. Newton Booth Harrington will go to
Dayton to be groomsman at the marriage
of Mr.. Harrison Daniels and Miss Davies,
April 6.
Mrs. Charles E. Coffin entertained a few
children yesterday afternoon in honor of
her daughter, Jean Fletcher's, birthday an
niverSary
Mrs W. A. Woods and daughter. who
have been in New York all winter, Will re. RE-
reside at the Delano
Mr. w. r. Steele, artist, addressed the
Portfolio Club last night. considering the
effect of the modern processes of photog-
raphy on the art spirit.
A social tea, given by the ladies of May
flower Church, will be held at the residence
of Mrs. c. E. Hollenbeck this evening. Sup
per will be served from $50 to z O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Maus have issued
invitations for a dance Wednesday evening
for their daughters, Lillian and Madeleine
Maus, at their home on West North street.
Miss Anna Weaver, formerly of the Girls
Classical School, and who was graduated
in December from the Leland Stamford
University, is the guest of Mrs John W.
Kern.
>. Il.
ladies at whist yesterday afternoon for Mrs,
Gowen. of Louisville, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. L. G. Millard. Mrs. Cowen will
return home to-day
The ladies' of the Third Christian Church
will entertain their friends at the residence
Of Mrs. e. E Thornton, l2lS Broadway, this
to 10 o'clock in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Buchanan and sons and
Miss Celine Kinney will go to Tippecanoe to
spend next week Mr. Buchanan will at
tend to the erection of a new cottage, where
the family will spend the summer.
Mrs Samuel Reid and Miss Agnes Duncan
will go to Martinsvile next week. During
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Reid in Eu-
their residence on North Alabama street.
Mrs. Mary r. Connolly, 1903 Central av
enue, entertained thirty-two ladies Tuesday
afternoon at cnch. Mrs. Laurance and
Mrs. Charles Parquett won the two first
all
Miss Clara Haueisen will entertain few
friends of Miss Alma Haerle Tomorrow I1
will give linen shower for Miss Haerle
Monday and Miss Lucy Taggart luncheon
Tuesday.
Miss Rose Holmes, who has been visiting
Mrs. Alexander Patton in Paris, France, is
now travelling in Italy with a party of Eng
fish friends. After going through Germany
to Paris for a few weeks before returning
home, some time in June.
The Mary K. Denny Coterie was enter
Tbsay bs emyers invited 9S their M
husbands as guests. Mrs. E. j. Heeb read
a paper on THE Merry Wives of Windsor"
Mrs. p c. olcott read Of Victoria and Her Ea,
read English Womens Positions at
Court: Morals, Etiquette and Pastimes."
music to the evenings programme.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall gave yellow
tulip luncheon yesterday Nm honor of Mrs.
Mabel LOOMS Todd Of amherst :, The hs
Atkins, Miss Laura Ream, Miss Caroline
Hendricks, Miss Alice Edwards; Mrs Joseph
Mrs T Mary ar s Mnore ol Mrs. r Charles B. Ciark
Fletcher. Last Evening evening Mrs. sewall gave
tanning about thirty friends. Mrs Todd
read a number of selections from book of
poems by Emily Dickinson, which she has
been editing.
sec ond and last formal reception yesterday
afternoon assisted by her mO her, Mrs II.
A, Bingham. Mrs Dittemore wore her
wedding gown. Tae rooms We = decorated
with roses and the dining roor in daffodils,
while yellow candles were shs led with yell
low. Mrs. Dittemore was assisted in enter
tanning and serving her guests by Mrs.
Miles w. Burford. Miss Bessie Black of
Springfield. O., Miss Mary Noble, the Misses
Miss Mary Foster, Miss Caroline Denny
Miss Julia Spade Spades Miss Corella Taylor
MISS rate Snnln, MISS Bryan ana
Miss Edith Wallick. The rooms were
thronged with callers all the afternoon
Misses Martha Foster. Edith Wilson, Julia
Kern and Helen Carson presided at the
punch bowl.
Mrs. Frank w. Wood and her sister Miss
Hettie Adams, gave a flower tea yesterday
afternoon at Mrs. Woods home on North
Delaware street. in Morton Place. The
ladies were assisted in receiving by their
mother Mrs. j. c. Adams, and the recep-
ton parlor was adorned with American
Beauty roses and the gas was shaded with
a corresponding color In the Oriental
room were quaint wall pockets and vases
filed with tulips. The second parlor was
graced with daifodils and the lights were
shaded with yellow. The dining room was
artistic with the table set in crystal and
cries and garlands of smilax and wall pock-
cts filled with pink roses, the whole har-
moniZng with the green hanglngs of the
room. Among the ladies who aided in en-
tertaining the many guests were Mrs. +.
A. Kleinschmidt. Mrs. H., A. Mansfield
Miss Julia Walk, in the parlors; Mrs. VIM.
Il. Christian. jr.. Mrs. Frederick h. Adams,
Mrs. Herbert Wood. Mrs. Beecher Terrell
of Irvington, Miss Mabel Folsom and Miss
Nellie Wiles. in the dining room. and Mrs.
:. A. Townsend, Mrs. Richard f. Gent, Mrs.
Homer ii. Van Vie and Miss Julia Fish,
who poured Russian tea In the Oriental
room. Among the guests in the afternoon
were Mrs. Allen Sammons. of Michigan
City; Mrs. Frank Freeland, of Spencer;
Mrs. w. ID. Wiles and Mrs A. G. Tousey.
of Tacoma, Wash. and Mrs. Charles Ray
mond, of Dayton.
SALE-L0WRY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind March 24--MisS