The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


DR., Edward Wiley. Of Lexington. KY, IS
visiting his cousin. Mr.. U. z. Wiley.
Miss Benie Wiegand will be hostess for
her card club tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. John Kurtz has gone to Philadelphia
to be with her son, Mr.. Stuart Kurtz.
Mrs. c. q. Cones, Miss Cones and Mrs. j.
G.. VosS will not receive this afternoon
Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Given entertained a
number Of friends at cards last evening.
The 7. E. G. Card Club was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Edward Nell
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baumgartner will
entertain their card club Saturday evening,
Miss Alma c.. Watts has returned home
after visit Of five weeks in Columbus and
Edinburg, Ind.
Miss Bertha Eckhouse will return to-day
from visit of several months with friends
in New Orleans.
Miss Bright Armstrong will give a St.
Patricks party to-day for the children OF
her kindergarten.
Mr.. Theodore McCune will entertain a
club of gentlemen at dinner, followed by
cards, Monday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Healing will entertain her
card club Saturday afternoon, at her home
on North Alabama street.
Mrs. Beno Gundelfnger, who has been
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Bak, in
Chicago, has returned home.
Misses Julia and Deborah Moore enter
tanned Mrs. Eliza Adams Lewis, of Phila-
delphia, at luncheon yesterday.
Il. "A.
this week of Mr. A. N Grant and family
and Mr. and Mrs. j. 7. Darnell.
Mrs M Wallerich and her son Carl, of
Des Moines, Ia, are visiting Mrs. Will II.
Brown, of 1923 Woodlawn avenue
Mr.. ]. Robert Craig, of Terre Haute. will
come tomorrow to attend the dance Of the
Sleon Club at the Brenneke Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Kennedy and
Mr. and Mrs. Marion II. futile will take
possession of their new home this week.
Mrs. p. C. Atkins has returned from a
visit to Washington and Philadelphia. Miss
Frances Atkins is expected home to-mor-
row.
Misses Nellie and Sadie Mcintosh have
returned from New Albany and Salem,
where they have been visiting for two
months.
tomorrow afternoon with her mother. Mrs.
A. ID. Rogers but will not be at home in
the evening.
!, Miss Marina Pierson and the members of
the Sewing Club entertained a number of
young men last evening with a soap-bubble
party, at the home of Miss Pierson.
Mrs. Baker and Miss Mary Higgins. of
Chicago, are guests of Mrs. S. f. Gray.
This evening Mrs. Gray will entertain at
cards for them and for Mrs. Dan Calkins.
Miss Gertrude Kountze, of Omaha ar
rived yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Meredith Nicholson. Mr. Nicholson has re-
York
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Salter and
Mr. Walter Hayes, of Rochester, N. Y, is
a % nee for Wedn@@sday evening s Ma rf
street.
Mrs. Mary Katherine Howard, who visit
ed in this city for several weeks last sum-
mer, will be married in June to Mr.. George
Fox, who represents Louis Tiffany in Lon
don. They will reside in London.
Mrs. Thaddeus Houston will leave Mon
day to visit friends at Salem, Bedford and
New Albany Mrs. Houston, who has been
visiting her son, Mr.. Thaddeus Houston,
and wife, has returned to her home in
Franklin.
Mrs. George NJ Chandler and Mrs. j. H.
George entertained a number of friends yes
terday afternoon with thimble party. A
floral pie was opened, and the winner was
presented with lavender hyacinth. All
of the appointments were in lavender.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hardie have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Nellie and Mr.. Charles Clifford Bos-
T Tuesday March e. at oeloc ekhe at pit the
family residence, No. 1880 East Washington
street.
Mrs. Mabel LOOMS Todd, OF Amherst,
Mass, will address the Contemporary Club,
at its meeting Wednesday evening. on the
subject of Japan Revisited" The recep-
ton committee will be Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Coburn, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wilson,
Misses Catherine and Nina Merrill.
A st. Patrick's eve supper was given at
the second Presbyterian Church last even
members who served the supper wore uni
form of black skirts, with white shirt
| waists and green ties. The menu cards were
| shamrocks, and the table decorations were
| all of green.
| The members of the Century Club gave a
reception in the clubroomS yesterday from
to c9es to Mr csf o5a ox The sne
| men of the club We're assisted by Mrs. John
L. Griffiths, Mrs. Alfred Potts. Mrs. Evans
W. Moores, Mrs. Herbert Foltz, Mrs ]. p.
| Dunn, Mrs. William F. Elliott, Mrs. Will
| liam Fortune, Miss Colgan and Miss Shipp
| in extending their Inequalities. There were
| flowers for decorations and ices were served
| by the assisting ladies.
| Mrs. Agnes V. De Way gave dinner last
| evening in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Milburn.
| AT either end of the table were tripods of
| wheat, mingled with pink roses and violets,
and in the center was a branching crystal
| candlestick, with pink roses tied to the
| stem with lavender ribbons. The ladies'
| favors were Dresden baskets filled with
| violets, and there were boutonnieres for the
| gentlemen. The guests to meet Mr.. and
| Richards Judge and Mrs. j. H. Baker, Mr..
| and Mrs. w. Fl. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs;
| William Burford Mr. and Mrs Cortland
| Van Camp, Mrs Goshen, Miss Van Camp,
| Mr.. Ray Van Camp and Mr.. Pierre De Way.
| The name cards were unique specimens of a
| new style.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ PaTkhurst celebrated
| their golden wedding anniversary yester-
| day at their home on North East street
| Mrs Parkhurst was Miss Elizabeth Wicker
| man, and Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst were
| married near Franklin and lived there until
| seven years ago, when they came to this
| city Yesterday at noon dinner was served
| to party Of guests from out of town,
| which included Mrs. Elizabeth Voris and
| Mrs Park of Franklin, who were at the
| wedding fifty years ago, DR.. and Mrs. L. c..
Hail. Dr. and Mrs. H. j. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Mullender Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Null
lender, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Blizzard, Mr..
| and Mrs. w. c. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Mel
| son Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs Milford Mo-
| lingo, Mr.. William Monzingo, a grandson,
Mrs; Catherine Riggs, a sister of Mrs.
and Mrs. O. Q. Frazier. of Morristown; Mr..
and Mrs. 3. Peters, of Franklin, and Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Pentacost. Mr.. and Mrs
| Pentacost have been married fifty-three
| years, Mr.. and Mrs. Blizzard ffty-two
years and Mr.. and Mrs. Peters f1fty-seven
years. In the evening a reception was held,
and friends from Irvington and the city
were the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst
were assisted in receiving and entertaining
Mary E. McGalpin. Misses Ella and Julia
Parkhurst and Messrs j. w and j. II.
Parkhurst. Other assistants were DR.. and
Mrs NJ H. Field, Miss Mary Langdon and
Mr. Smith Strickland Mrs j. Il. Averill
Miss Clara Carvin and DR.. J. d. Nichols
presided at the punch bowl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parkhurst were remembered with many
gifts in honor of the event. The house was
decorated with yellow flowers and smilaX.
doors between the rooms, and also in the
dipir IN fha latter