The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

attend the opera.
Miss Taggart has issued invitations for a
luncheon Tuesday for Miss Alma Haerle
Miss Lolita Schrader is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Louise Schrader Graham. in Madison.
Mrs ]. NJ. Neuberger, of Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. Herman Pink, at the Deni-
son.
Miss Daisy Clark will entertain her cinque
club this evening at her home, on North
Meridian street
Mrs. j. K. Sharpe, jr., and Mrs. Augustus
Coburn are at Martinsville. They will re-
IL IN home next week.
Mrs. Arthur Morse of Chicago. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sells, on
North Meridian street.
Miss BaecEtel, of Hagarstown, Nd, is Wis
ting her aunt, Mrs. j. g. Mcdowell, and
family, North Meridian street.
Miss Lora " afd Of P Iann w. will
family, on North Delaware street.
Miss Martha DRAPER will go to Chicago
Tuesday, where she will be one of the
bridesmaids at the wedding of friend
Mr. T. ]. McCune entertained the MEM
bers of the card club to which he belongs
at dinner last evening, and later with the
usual game.
Mrs. William Scott, with Miss Knippen-
berg and Miss Margaret Carey, nave re-
turned from Chicago, where they went to
attend the opera.
Mrs. Charles II. Martin. who has been
visiting, relatives in this city has returned
..
formerly Miss Julia Cobb.
Colonel ]. N. Walker returned yesterday
from Cleveland Mrs Walker, with H. her ns.
will return the last of the week
Mrs. A. B. Mansur will return from Cali
fcrnia in few weeks. Mrs. Wulsin and
children will remain on the Pacific coast,
and Mrs. Mansur will return to them later.
Mrs. ]. r. Mckee is visiting Mrs r. M.
G. Brown, in Washington. d. G.. and is re-
ceiving many Inequalities. Monday Mrs.
Mckee received with Mrs. John w. Foster.
The Womans Missionary Social Union
lors of the First Presbyterian Church. Mis-
sionary societies of the city are invited to
send representatives to this meeting.
Henry Walcup,. a coiored boy charged
in Police Court yesterday and sent to the
workhouse. He claimed the wheel was
given him by another colored boy to sell.
Mrs. A. E. Dietrichs entertained the Ger
man Literary Club yesterday afternoon
Miss Corinna Robbins read the paper, and
Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, Jr., led the con-
yersation. Mrs GoetZ sang The parlors
were decorated with tulips, and the usual
collation. served.
Mrs. Marcus Strauss. of Rochester n. Y,
is here to attend the wedding of her broth
ter which will take place this evening.
Mrs. Strauss Will remain several weeks as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Hays, on
North Meridian street.
liver the address before the Contemporary
Club this evening on Japan Revisited
will lecture before the girls of the CLASH
cal School Friday morning on Scenes from
the Daily Life of the Japanese" Mrs. JOS
Swain of Bloomington, is the guest of Mrs.
May Wright Sewal, and with Mrs Mabel
Loomis Todd will receive with Mrs. Sewall
this afternoon from 3 to $50 O'Clock. To-
morrow Mrs: Sewall will give a luncheon
ception for her and Saturday afternoon will
give reception to the married alumnae
Of the Girls Classical School for Mrs.
Frank Nichols Lewis, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Milburn invited party of ladies for
The New Education by Mrs. John Vance
Cheney of Chicago, who is her guest. Mrs.
Cheney is a beautiful woman, and i'm
pressed her audience with the idea that
she exemplited the theory which she set
forth Mrs; Cheney believes that the first
know myself" to educate the mind and
the soul and let this knowledge find it's out
LEI let in the nature natural expression of the body.
truth When the mind and soul are Gull
tiyated they perfectly control the body, she
thinks Mrs Cheney's special study is mu-
not begin at too early an age. She would
teach the child rhythm and the meaning
of music. and instead Of spending weary
years at the instrument, using all energy
ard nervous strength, the mental equipment
would ind natural expression. Her theory
is TO conserve energy and at the same time
70 always give of whatever one possesses ;
mat ny generous giving there is always
more 10 give. The address was listened to
with close attention. and at the close Mr.
EDWIN Farmer played the introduction to
Chopln's Crosse Polonaise." Mrs. NIiburn
was assisted by a number of friends in a
social hour after the talk.
STILLWELL-BROWN
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, March 22-The mar
riage Of Miss Olga Browne, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs Chittenden, and Mr.. Horace Still
well, was solemnized at the First Methodist
Church in this city this afternoon. Three
hundred invitations had been issued, and
many were in attendance from distance
The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr.
Eldridge Miss Browne was attended by
Miss Florence Fowler of Buffalo, and Miss
Alta Henry, of Washington. and Mr.. Still
we'll by Mr. Chester Browne, of Indian
apolis. The ushers were Messrs. DR. Chit
tenden. Greyer, Albright. Scott, Kinnard
ard McNevin. all of this city. Following the
ceremony the brides parents gave Il recep-
ton. and this evening Mr.. and Mrs Still
we'll left for three weeks stay In the
East They will be at home the first Sun
day after Easter, and will occupy a pretty
residence in the west part OF the city. Both
the bride and the groom are we'll known,
Miss Brown as a society leader I'm this city
and Mr.. Stillw I'll as one of the three most
formidable candidates now in the Repub-
trct. He is Major Doxeys private secre-
tary, and since the major has been an In
valid he has had entire charge of his af-
fairs. Mr.. Stillwell IS a graduate from Ann
Arbor and Miss Browne graduated from
Buffalo, n. T., seminary