The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Violet Coen, of Chicago. is the guest
of Miss Helen Armstrong.
Miss Emily Elliott of Cincinnati will
come to visit Miss Hannah Erwin to-day
Mrs. w. w. Herod is visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Hiram G. Keays, at Cortland, Ill.
Mrs. Shallcross. of Louisville is visiting
Mrs. Frank James, on North Delaware
| street.
Mrs. Phil Mitchell. of Rock Island. will
come this month to visit Mrs. Henry s..
| Fraser.
Mrs. a. L. varney. Mrs. o. r. jameson
and Mrs. 10. c. Miller will not receive this
| afternoon.
Miss Tine Berry and Mrs. George Afford
| of Elwood. Ind, are spending the week
with Mrs o. r. Clements
Miss Caroline Goodhart will give a cnque
party Saturday afternoon for Miss Harri-
son, who is Miss Tutewler's guest
Mrs. StillwelI, of Lafayette. is visiting
Mrs. Bement Lyman. and she vii. be Joined
Saturday by her mother. Mrs. Taylor
Miss Mabel Lutes entertained a number
of friends at cards yesterday afternoon for
her guest, Miss Waterhouse Of Providence,
r. ].
Miss Media Dickson who is visiting rela-
tlves in this city. went to Terre Haute last
evening TO attend a ball. She will return
to-day.
Mrs. stevens, Of Reading, Pa, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. John w
Hoffman, is the guest of Mrs Coleman for
week.
General and Mrs. Harrison and daughter
returned yesterday from Washington. Mrs
Harrison will not observe her usual recep-
ton this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman W. Louis have issued
cards for Wednesday evening Feb g. from
3 TO IL o'clock at their home OH North Me-
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry I'll. Roseman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Stein, of No. 14lO
Central avenue, gave q dinner last night
in honor of Mr.. Franklin Vonnegut and
Mrs. Emma Krauss, who are to be married
lnf1 fn,.
teen.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r. Herod and child.
who have been living in Japan, where Mr.
Herod has been secretary of the legation
on a leave of absence. They will spend a
few weeks in California before coming to
this city.
The Misses Roache entertained at lunch
con yesterday for Ex-Governor and Mrs
Matthews and Miss McMechen and the
Irlends who composed a house party at
ldazel bluH farm last summer. Last even
ing Miss Laura Ream gave theater party
Tor the same guests
Mr.. Frank Ormsby, the new tenor of the
Second Presbyterian Church gave a re-
cital last evening before a few invited
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
a Mcbride on East Sixteenth street Mr.
q voice of sweet and sympathetic quality
IN SOFT passages, and which is powerful in
songs OF a robusto character. Mr.. Charles
j.. Hansen assisted with two solos given
with characteristic excellence.
Mrs. John u. Pearson and Mrs Horace
Smith entertained d party of Twenty-Five
ladies' at coffee yesterday afternoon for
their mother, Mrs. Dickson. The parlors
where the guests We're received were deco
rated with American Beauty roses and the
halls were adorned with smlax and aspara-
gus vine. The guests were seated at two
tables adorned with viOlets and dainty an
pointmentS, and at each cover was a knot
or violet ribbon having the date of the
party. An elaborate menu was served
mrs. PEARSON and Mrs. Smith were assisted
by Mrs. George A. Dickson, Mrs. John r.
Dickson and Mrs. William Dickson in en-
PERTAINING their friends. Among the guests
We're Miss Olive Hapgood. OF Cleveland:
Miss Parks, OF Martnsville, and Mrs Tim
othy Harrison, OF Chicago.
Mrs Henry W. Tutewiier and Miss Tt1te
Wller gave a large reception yesterday after
noon at their home on North Senate avenue
Inc ladies' received in the parlor and Miss
Iutewiler, who was introduced TO her moth
sI ; friends. wore a gown of white organdie
me spacious connecting rooms were deco
rated with palms and smilax, and different
flowers adorned the mantels and cabinets
There We're pink roses in the parlors red in
the library and yellow and white i'm the din
ing room. with handsome appointments IN
each. Mrs. and Miss Tutewier We're as
sisted by Mrs G. =. Bacon, Mrs. V. w
Woodward Mrs. J. S. Berryhill Mrs C. w
Tutewiler, Mrs. Charles Baggs Miss
Peoria, H., and Miss Catherine Dunn i'm
the parlors. Mrs. j. =. Dunn. Mrs Isaac
Dunn of anderson, Miss Anna Smith Miss
julia Brown, Mrs Arthur V. Brown and
Mrs. Henry d. Tutewiler presided at the
tables, and they Were assisted by Miss
Frances Arnold, Miss Myrtle Ridpath Miss
Arta Smythe and Miss Edna Hawkins OF