The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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visit to relatives in Louisville.
Miss May Louthan will give a china show
er to-fnororw afternoon for Miss Grace
Blume.
The Chapel Club will meet at the residence
of Mrs. w. F. Kenney, No. 12O4 North llli-
ncis street, tomorrow, at p. m.
Mrs A. M. Candee, who has been visiting
her mother in Milwaukee since her fathers
death, will return home Thursday.
A tandem party was given last evening
by number of young people for Miss Will
helm, of Defiance, and Miss Adams, of To-
ledo.
Miss Mabel Kerper, of Woodruff Place
will go to Muncle Wednesday to attend the
marriage of Miss Heinsohn and Mr.. John j.
Hartley
Mrs M V. O'Donnell will receive infor-
mally Friday afternoon for her guest. Mrs
Carl Moler, of ST. Louis. There are no in
Vitations.
Mrs. c. c. Bosworth, of Lexington, KY,
who has been visiting her parents on East
Washington street for two weeks, has re-
turned home
Mrs. Abby v. Judson will leave tomorrow
for Madison. Wis, to visit her niece, Mrs
Proudft, after spending several weeks with
Mrs. John Love.
Rev. and Mrs G. c. Hickman, of Read
ing. Pa. formerly of this city. will be in the
city Thursday, the guests of the Misses
Stewart on West Walnut street
Mr. and Mrs H. N Kelsey and children
who have been spending some time with
Mrs. Kelseys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. N
Boomer, will return to Chicago tomorrow
Miss Emily Uphold will return to-day from
Washington, where she has been visiting
DR.. and Mrs r. c. Dean. The latter will
go to Hagerstown, Md, to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. T. A. Winterrowd gave national
card party yesterday to few friends for
Mrs. Alice Newly, who is to be married to-
morrow to Mr. James V. Mitchell, of Mar
tinsville.
Miss Adams, of Toledo, and Miss wilhelm,
of Defiance, O., who are visiting Mrs. John
G. Ingram, will return home Friday Mrs
Ingram will receive informally THURSDAY
afternoon and evening for the young ladies.
There are no invitations.
Miss Mary Rariden went to Cincinnati
yesterday, where she will respond to
toast, THE Wesleyan Girl of Fifty Years
Ago" at banquet given by the Wesleyan
alumnae. This college claims to have orig
mated the feminine alumnae."
The Needle Society of the First Presby-
terrain Church will give strawberry social
and novel bonnet sale Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. There will be golf sunbonnets
seaside sunbonnets, Country Club bonnets,
and also cakes made from the recipes in the
First Presbyterian cake book.
Mr.. Edward l.. Mckee entertained about
sixty children yesterday afternoon for his
young son Taddy, and had a flag raising
The ceremony took place in Mr.. McKee's
garden, and Mr.. William N. Jackson, who
is long past his four score of years, drew
the large flag to the top of the tall flag
staff, amid the cheers of the children. The
children were seated under long canopy
made of a flag for their supper, and num-
Der of ladies present assisted in both cere-
monies. Flags for decoration and an or
chestra to play patriotic airs made the oc-
casion memorable one for the little ones.
Miss Lena Brash gave May tea yester-
day for her visitor, Miss Leonard, or La
fayette, and her cousin, Miss Dexter, of Mil
waukee. Red, white and blue predominated
throughout, with pretty effect Miss Brash
was assisted by her mother and her aunt,
Mrs. Dexter, of Milwaukee. The guests in
cluded Miss Clara Ingram, Miss Roberts
Af ms
kiefer, Miss Lucy Taggart, Miss Mary Will
son, Miss lone Hayward, Miss Ella Nonne-
ia watson, Miss May Hanly, Miss Mayme
Beck, Miss Gertrude Wocher Miss Adams
ofNToledo, Miss Bessie Byers Miss Florence
Miss Alma Watts, Miss Alice Murray. Miss
K. Elizabeth Morris, Miss Laura Paxton,
Miss Bertha Ellis Miss Adelaide Lecklider,
Miss Ethel Spring and Miss Corona Steitt-
ner.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall and the faculty
of the Girls Classical School. with Mrs.
Clark and Miss Park, of the residence, gave
ents of the former and present pupils of the
school. The hostesses received in Mrs. Sew
used. The second room was adorned in yell
low and the third in green and white. As
sisting in the reception were MI and Mrs
Chambers, Mr.: and Mrs. j. L. Ketcham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. f. Spann. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Cleland,
Mr. and Mrs. e. c. Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble c. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Hey
wood and Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Dye. the
refreshments were served in the drawing
room of the residence, where the national
colors were used in profuson. Flags draped
the hall and rooms and bunting was also
used. On the table was a great bowl of
white peonies, and red and blue bows dec
Grated the corners. The tri-colors were used
entirely on the north side. This evening
the annual hop will be given at the Propy-
laeum; tomorrow evening will be the COM
mencement exercises at the Propylaeum,
and Thursday the alumnae meeting will be
held at the Country Club. This will close
the gayety of the Classical School seniors
. of 1898.
TERRE HAUTE HOUSE PARTIES.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 3O.-Mr. and
Mrs. John G. Williams and Mr. and Mrs.
j. B. Elan of Indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brownell of Peru, Mrs. Emerson Morgan of
Evansville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Riferenberich
of Middletown o., composed the house par
ties at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. George
E. Harrington and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Crawford for the past several days. A num-
Der of dinner and card parties have been
given for the women, the men coming to
spend Sunday only.
HAWKINS-PATTERSO
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PENDLETON, Ind. May 3O.-The mar
riage of Ora Hawkins young man prom
inent in the local Christian Endeavor, and
Miss Mary A Patterson, took place last
evening, Rev. Hasty officiating.