The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Maud Prier will entertain her card
club Friday afternoon.
Mrs NJ H. Halpin and daughter Alice are
visiting friends in Michigan.
Miss Susan Stewart will accompany Mrs
Morris and Miss Coffin to Terre Haute to-
day.
Mrs Maurice Albrecht is visiting friends
in Fort Wayne and will not return until
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gates went to their
cottage at Maxinkuckee yesterday to spend
a few days.
Mrs A. w Morrell, of South Bend, will
H. Nordyke.
Mrs. ]. @. Van Wrinkle went to oxford
yesterday to visit her daughter Mary, who
is there at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knippenberg
home from Glendale Mont. where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter. of No 9o7 Oak
street, will observe Monday as her day at
home for the season.
Mrs. Willard Mcclure, of Louisville, is
here to spend week with her mother, on
North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Rein Hammond and Miss Mary
Hicks have taken the residence No. 626
North New Jersey street.
Miss Margaret Carey gave an opera party
last evening for her visitors. Miss Crane and
Miss Barnett, of Springfield 0.
Miss Grace WATSON gave pink rose din
ner last evening in honor of Miss Louise
Erwin and Mr.. Henry P. Coburn
Mr.. Hector Fuller read a story. THE
Confession of Darlington" last evening be-
fore the indianapolis Literary Club.
Mrs. William Macley Hall and daughter,
of Pittsburg, are expected a week from to-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs A. 1. Lyon
Mrs: James H. Baldwin. Mrs. w. w.
Herod and Miss Helen Baldwin sailed by La
Touraine Saturday from New York for
Paris.
Mrs Arthur c. White will go to Co
lumbus, o.. to-day to join her mother. who
was called there by the Hines of the latters
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mount and Mr.. Quin-
cy Mount, of Connersvllle, are here TO
spend this week at the Denison and visit
friends.
Mrs Edwin H. Spear and children and
Miss Agnes Duncan have returned from
Maine and New York. where they have
been since July.
Mrs. Newton Pattison and daughter Mrs.
Shawhan, will leave this evening for New
York to spend three weeks, and on their
return they will be the guests of Mrs. Fred
erick L. Thomas.
Mrs. Willard Nichols has issued invita-
tons for a tea Friday afternoen in honor
Providence, r. l., and her daughter-in-law,
Mrs, Clarence w. Nichols. formerly Miss
Nellie McConney.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Brickey of
this city, and Miss Clara Minich. of Worth
ington, will take place Wednesday. Among
those who will attend are Mr., and Mrs.
Claude Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Stone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Railsback, Mrs.
John Bobbs. Misses Marie Todd, Benie Vie
gand. Miss Graydon. Miss Marie Bradley
and Mrs. Noe of this city.
Mr.. Edward E. Gates, assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Rowland, entertained Miss Wal
colt and Mr.. Comfy and their bridal party
at dinner last evening. Pink roses formed
the table decoration, and the large vase full
in the center of the table was presented
to Miss Walcott. The out-of-toWn guests
aE lie. Tf1~
Ward, of Evanston, and Miss Harris. of
Governors island.
The first of a series of concerts by the
Metropolitan School of Music was given
last evening, when Miss Anna X McLaugh-
lin gave a song recital, assisted by Mrs.
Ora Lane-Fok, violinist, and Mr.: Eugene
Laughlin's first public appearance since she
studied with Mr.. Zielinsli in Buffalo. Her
voice has improved in power, compass and
quality of tone. There was an appreciatiVe
audience to listen to the programme. Mrs.
Folk and Mr.. Noel were heard to advantage
in their parts.
Club celebrated presidents day yesterday
afternoon with a reception at the handsome
new home of Mrs. Helen P. Robson. on
Mrs. Maud S E. Showers, . Of Bioomingo o1;
Mrs. Robson Miss Clara Clifford and Miss
Mary Eastman received. The members were
introduced to the new members of the club,
Mrs. Leila K. Galpin, Mrs. Charline Cooper
Woods. Mrs: Helen Jarbee, Mrs W.. d.
owen, Mrs. May Johnson Kendall and MISS
Mary Hicks. The rooms were decorated
with autumn flowers During the reception
Mrs. Minnie Gage Boyd sang and Mrs.
Blanche Bloor Schleppy played short pro-
gramme. The remaining meetings of the
club for the season will be of a literary
character.
Mr. ard Mrs. William Henry Coleman
gave brilliant party last evening for Miss
Katharine Virginia Walcott and Mr.. VIM Gar
rard Comfy Other guests of honor were Mrs.
John Marshall and Mrs John Middleton. of
TOlIiSViIlp- who Yesterday cpp00 fbp
week with Mrs. Coleman. American Beauty
roses in profusion. graced the drawing room,
music room and library, and the two
dining rooms where the supper was served
were adorned with the same flowers. After
the reception of guests the party went to
the ballroom, which was arranged with
flags and palms. An orchestra played for
a programme of popular dances. Many new
party gowns were worn for the first time.
the company being one of the first parties
of the season. Later in the evening many
guests arrived from the dinner and theater
were Miss Woodruff, of Knoxville Miss
Crane and Miss Barnett. of Springfield O.,
Miss Harris, of Governors island, and Miss
Ward, of Evanston
MISS LEES BETROTHAL.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 1O-Invita-
tons have been received in this city an
nouncing the coming marriage of Miss
Maud Hathaway Lee and Lieut. Harry
| Frederick Rethers. of the United States
army. Miss Lee is a daughter of Major
and Mrs. Jesse M. Lee, formerly of this
city, and at present located in Madison
! Barracks New York. where the ceremony
! will be performed at noon Wednesday
| Oct 10.
PEFLEY-PEEPLES.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
! MAXINKUCKEE, Ind, Oct. 10.-Yester-
day at noon took place the marriage of Mr..
Alfred D. Pef1ey and Miss Sarah NJ. Peoples
! Rev. L. l.. Carpenter, of Wabash, officiated
ocfe -
tendance. The presents were numerous. ele-
CANT and costly,