The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Lac Tus Club will give dance Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Thaddeus Houston will entertain her
card club this afternoon.
The Parlor Club will be entertained to-
day by Mrs. d. l.. Wood.
Mrs. H. w. Bennett will return Friday
from Chicago, where she is visiting Mrs.
Crepe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foor will hereafter
pc at home to their friends at No. 72O North
Illinois street.
Mrs R. G. Taylor. of Noblesville, is visit
ing her parents, DR.. and Mrs. McShane, of
College avenue.
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy and Miss
Florence Coffin went to Cincinnati yeSter-
day to make visit.
The Wednesday evening dance class of the
Brenneke Academy will give it's first party
of the season this evening.
Miss Julia Penn. of New Albany, came
yesterday to visit Miss Lulu Chaser, at the
Bates House, until tomorrow.
Naomi Auxiliary, o. E. S., will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. H. Smythe, 2O29 North
Capitol avenue, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mrs w Q. De Way will give dinner this
and Tuesday she will entertain at cards.
I Mrs. George Brinkmeyer has issued invi-
tations for a eucnre party week from to-
day, and coffee party the Friday follow
Mrs. Austin Morris Smith, of Cincinnati
will come to-day to visit her sister Mrs
Chauncey Turner, and Mrs William r.
Brown
The alumnae and associate members of
Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity will meet
at the house of Miss May Brayton, 2l13
Broadway, Saturday afternoon, at $3.50.
The marriage of Miss Edna Dunlap and
Mr.. Eugene Collins will take place at
Franklin a week from to-day, and number
of friends from this city will attend.
Mr.. Paul T.. Wright, Of. Grand Rapids,
Mich. is visiting his sister, Mrs. John c.
Dean, and will remain some time in charge
of the gymnasium of the Boys Club.
The new clubhouse at Woodruff Place will
be opened Feb ! With i ca reception 3tho - and pd
given in it Miss Laura Huey will be the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles W. Burford will OBJ
serve their first reception, since their mar
riage, this afternoon and evening at their
new home, on North Meridian and Eight
zenith streets.
Miss Bertha Gall invited a number of
young ladies to meet her guest, Miss Helen
Matthews, yesterday afternoon, from to
o'clock. few friends were asked to as
sist in entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Johnston and Mr.. and
New York. and the following Thursday they
will sail for the Mediterranean trip, to be
absent several weeks.
Mr. William II. Sherwood will give a
recital this afternoon before the Matinee
Musicale, and visitors will be admitted for
the usual. fee. Mr. Sherwood is one Of the
prominent pianists In the country: He viii
while in the city, and this evening they will
entertain few friends at dinner in his
honor
meeting yesterday afternoon before the reg
ular game and decided to invite gentlemen
to the first meeting in the new clubrooms.
Jan. 81. Mrs. j. w. Bradshaw, Mrs George
N. Catterson, Mrs. c. f. Coffin, Mrs. S. r.
Perkins. Mrs. f. M. Heron and Mrs. G. ID.
johnson We're appointed committee TO ar
range for the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Elan and Mrs. John
G; Williams have returned from Peru,
where they were guests at an elegant house
party given by Mr.. and Mrs Charles H
Brownell. The other guests were General
and Mrs. r. p. Reifenberick, of Niddletown
Q. :. Mrs E. g. Morgan, Mrs. F. c. Craw-
Terre Haute Mrs. Reifenberick returned
to this city with Mrs. Elan, and is her
guest.
Mrs A.. M. Kuhn entertained party of
thirty ladies Handsomely yesterday after
noon with coffee The residence on North
Capitol avenue was decorated with pro-
fusion OF Southern smilax. The guests were
seated at one long table. which was beau
titled with smilax and carnations and Ores
den candelabra. Mrs Kuhn was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Ruschhaupt, Mrs. George
A. Dickson and Mrs. Paul Nestel. During
The afternoon there was an Informal musi-
Gale programme.
Mrs. :; K. Lilly and her sister Miss Mar
ferav Eagebs s ggaye an elegant tea yes
vania street, and they, with Mrs. Garland
stewart, of ConnerSville, welcomed several
hundred guests. The house was a bower
with its frieze of Southern smilax i'm each
room and in the hall, and in the latter the
staircase was hidden with the shiny green
leaves. American Beauty roses and Ber-
muda lilies made the hall and parlors fra
grant, and the dining room was in pink
roses with large baskets of roses hung
against the lace draperies of the windows
vases of the roses everywhere and large
oval basket Of the same set on q Honiton
lace scarf lined with pink. A harpist
played during the reception hours. Mrs
Lilly and Miss Ridgeley were assisted by
Mrs. Eli Lilly. Mrs. Albert Baker. Mrs o.
Il. Jameson. Mrs. John n. Carey Mrs
Evan Lilly. Mrs A. NJ. Ogle, Mrs. Henry D.
Ridgeley, Mrs. George r. Sullivan. Mrs
Harry NJ. Ohr, Mrs. e. NJ " les. Mrs. A. J.
Graham. Mrs. G.. c. Tanner and Mrs E. F.
Hodges who were in the parlors, and Mrs
Augustus Lynch Mason. Mrs Harold Tay-
lor. Miss Ellen Baker and visitor. Miss Tup-
per, Miss Mary Foster, Miss Mary Noble
Miss Denny, Miss Hasselman. Miss Eleanor
Smith, Miss Florence Day, Miss Hyde Miss
and Miss Jaquith did the honors Of the din
ing room.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Burford and Mr..
and Mrs. Miles w. Burford gave an elegant
reception last evening in honor of Miss Hay-
wood, OF Pana. ILL.,, and Miss Haskell Of
Chicago. The guests, all young people, were
was attractive with its decoration Of Amer
lean Beauty roses The hostesses we're as
sisted by Mrs, T. b. McOuat Miss Caroline
R1lffOrd Miss Ifcs n.