The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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from visit of two weeks in Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Pink received informally,
last evening, for their daughter Freda.
Miss Julia Landers has issued cards for
tea Wednesday, from to 6 o'clock, for
Miss Emery.
Mrs. Charles Sherman was the guest of
honor at luncheon given yesterday by
Mrs Hanson.
Mrs. ]. II. Clarke left. last night. for her
old home in Illinois where she will spend
the summer
The circles of Meridian-street Church gave
a jubilee festival last evening In the
church parlors
Mr.. and Mrs William Garstang have gone
to Chickamauga for a few days to visit
their son, Dr. Garstang.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Heaton and daugh-
ter have gone to Sedalia Mo-. and Topeka,
Kan, to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs NJ II. Aldrich and sister, Mrs. ].
Donovan, of Chicago, have returned from
visit TO relatives and friends al Vevay
Mrs Charles R. Foster will go to Cincin-
natl to-day to attend the May festival. and
next week she will go to Frankfort to re-
side.
Miss Esther Haughey will give house
party for one week next month, in honor of
Miss Niblack, of Chicago who is to be her
guest.
The marriage of Miss Grace Blume and
Mr.. Percy Creeman will take place June
Is, at st. PaulS Church, at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
Mr. Charles A. McCleary has been re-
called to New York by the sudden death of
John r. Pupke, senior member of the firm
he represents.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Coldwell entertained
the members of the Mayfiower congregation
last evening with lawn fete, at their
home, in Woodruff Place.
Miss Mary Williamson will spend next
week with Mrs. d. w. Coffin and will give
an exhibit of her art embroideries each aft
ernoon of the week, until Saturday.
The ladies of Woodruff Place will present
flag, this evening, to the clubhouse. Mr..
William Fortune will make the presenta-
ton and after the exercises there will be a
dance.
Mrs Harry Davis Harng, formerly of
| Cincinnati. left, yesterday for her new
home in Chicago. after ding few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fry,
on Broadway.
Mrs. Howard Maxwell Stanton received
informally. yesterday afternoon for her
this city. A number of friends assisted Mrs.
Stanton in entertaining callers.
Mrs V. X. Hendricks's class of young
girls of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
gave red, white and blue entertainment
| last evening, having patriotic songs, instru-
mental music and a series of picture tab
leaux. The entertainment was for the bene--
| fit of the fund for a new Sunday school
room.
| Mrs. o. G. Pfaff gave a luncheon, yester-
| day, for Mrs. Arthur Auchincloss. of Red
and similar flags on the white name ribbons
| were used The other guests were Mrs.
Henry L. Wallace, Mrs. John r. Sherwood,
Mrs. w. II. Coleman and visitor. Mrs. Hins,,
| man of St. Louis. Miss Margaret Carey and
| visitor. Miss Waller of Chicago, Miss Ella
! Haines and Miss Amelia CASTOR.
| Miss Elizabeth Dalton gave a pink lunch
con at the Country Club. yesterday after
noon, for her visitor. Miss Mary MacKenny.
Of Xincennes; The guests were Misses Lucy
Mary Wilson. Ella Vonnegut, Gertrude
Wocher, Mayme Beck, Lucy Taggart
Edith Wallick, Ada. Fahney Julia Holl-
veg, Katherine Sullivan. Esther Haughey
and Mary Fletcher Mrs. Louis Haughey
ladies.
Miss Holiday and Miss Malott were in
charge of the lawn fete given last evening
at the home of Mrs. E. G. Cornelius. for
the benefit of the Young Women's Christian
Association, The grounds were Illuminated
with lanterns and decorated with flags. The
broad porch was used for the serving of
| lemonade, and other refreshments were
served out doors. During the evening there
WAS wa. an entertainment, which included the
and there was music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SEVERN. jr.; gave a
| dinner last evening, for Miss Mathide
Brink and Mr.. Carl Walk. The table was
adorned with a tall vase of Bride roses in
the center and fernery at either side. The
name cards were small water color heads
Brink and Mr.. Walk, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
] Cooper. Miss Louise Brink, Miss Julia
Walk, Miss Emma Wittenberg, Miss Bertha
Gall. all relatives of the bride-elect; Mr..
Robert Lieber, Mr.. Otto Vogt, Mr.. Otto
Kipp and Mr.. Herman Lieber Green and
white prevailed throughout the dinner and
the favors were sprays of cape jessamine
The ladies of the First Section of the
! First Baptist Church gave reception yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs A. A
Barnes, on North Meridian street The
guests of honor were Mrs. Villers. wife of
| the pastor of the church, and her sister
Miss Marian. The handsome rooms were
decorated with flowers, a different color for
| each room. Mrs Edgar J. Foster and Mrs
| Elnora Griffith assisted Mrs. Barnes in re-
| ceving and presenting the ladies. Mrs. f.
| G. Atkins, Mrs. d. NJ. Parry, Mrs. r. o.
| Hawkins, Mrs o. ]. Dearborn, Mrs. II. c.
| c. Balls, Mrs. H. j. Eddy and Mrs. H. A.
Barbour had charge of the entertainment of
callers. Miss Lillian Atkins and Miss Clara
| Hawkins presided at the punch bowl. Mr.
and Mrs. Villers have taken the residence
No 1741 North Meridian street