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


Mrs. Robert H. Simly is spending a few
Gays visiting in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. Edwin Farmers class will give a
recital the afternoon of Feb. II.
The Reading Circle will be given chatting
dish party by Miss Valette Miller.
Mr. L. A. Hins has been called to De-
troit by the illness of his mother.
4 theater party was given last evening in
honor of Miss Williams, of Brazil.
Mrs. William Boyd. Of Dayton, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hull.
The r. u. C. Card Club will be enter
tanned Friday by Miss Gertrude Minor.
Mrs. Frank Harrington will entertain her
card clubs Thursday morning and evening.
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy will leave for
Quincy, ILL.,, to visit friends for two or three
weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Nesbt, Of Milwaukee, is the
cherne.
Mr. J. Robert Craig, of Terre Haute, will
come Friday to spend few days with
friends.
Miss Jeffras, of Washington, d. c., is Wis
iting Mrs. G. q. Lockwood, on North Della
ware street.
Mrs. Charles d. Johnson has issued heart
shaped invitations for a reception st. VAL
entine'S day.
Mrs. Philip NJ Hildebrand entertained the
Alpha Club yesterday at her home, on North
Meridian street.
Miss Compton, of Charleston, ILL.,, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. S. M. Shepard, on North
Alabama street.
her usual Wednesday at home during the
month of February.
Mrs. Lane of Chicago. will come to-day to
join her daughter, who is visiting Mrs.
Byron Hutchinson.
Mrs. Benjamin Minor has issued invita-
tons for a reception Feb. 10 in honor of
visitors from out of town.
Mrs. A. NJ. Sweeny received informally
yesterday afternoon for her visitors Miss
Kuebler and Miss Sweeny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Baldwin and Mrs En-
rique G. Miller will leave Monday for Flor
ida to spend several weeks.
Mrs. e. A. Plum entertained about four
teen of her Blacherne friends informally
yesterday afternoon with pillow party.
Miss Susan Gay Purseli has issued in
vitations for a reception Feb 9. from to
10 O'Clock, at her home on College avenue.
Mrs. r. b. Mundelle. 2410 North Penn
sylvania street, will entertain the North
side Euchre Club. to which she belongs,
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Carmichael and
little I daughter of Williiamsport, Ind, are
on Fort Wayne avenue.
The Misses Estelle and Cora King will
give an informal card party Monday even
ing for Miss Williams. of Brazil, who is
visiting Miss Estelle McCune.
Miss Ida Bell Webster, of Parksville,
Joseph p. Durham. and family, several
days, has returned to her home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker enter
tanned a few friends at supper last evening
for their visitors, Ex-Governor and Mrs.
Matthews and Miss McMechen Governor
ana Mrs. Mount were also guests of honor.
An unusually good programme will be
presented this afternoon at the Matinee
Musicale. A canatata, 1.-THE Fisher Maid
en-, by Henry Smart, will be sung, and
there will be several miscellaneous numbers
hn To- 90 Toll all
Chinese tea yesterday at the home of DIR.
A. l.. Wilson. The ladies wore quaint
Chinese costumes and served an appropriate
menu amid Chinese decorations The pro-
ceedS were for the church society.
Ex-Governor Matthews and daughter will
return to their home in Clinton tomorrow
main with Mrs. c. M. Walker until Satur-
day, when Mrs. Matthews will return home
and Miss McMechen will spend next week
with other friends in the city.
Mrs. Harriet A. Bingham has issued invi-
tations for the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Edith Louise Bingham, and Mr. John
Valentine r Dtttemore to occur Wednesday
Church. The at-home announcement is for
Thursdays, March II and "a, at No. 1903
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Frank o. Northup, of Seattle Wash.
is with Mrs Augustus Bruner. No. $50
North New Jersey street. having been
called by the illness Of her mother, Mrs. r.
M. Riner, who has been sick for eight weeks
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her mother and sister Hazel will leave Mon
day for their home, in Seattle.
Among those who are to participate in
one of the programmes at the Indiana Union
of Literary Clubs at Bloomington are Miss
Josephine Robinson, of the Vat nee Musicale
or this city; quartet from the Craw-
fordsyille Musical Amatuers; the Rheinber-
ger Ladies Quartet from the Lafayette
Matinee Musicale; the Fort Wayne Morning
Musicale, and Miss Dice, of the Crawfords-
vile Musical Amatuers.
Will leave tomorrow for Indianapolis have
been entertained from the hour Of their ar
rival. Owing to the time and labor required
in the important case which brought Gen.
Harrison t. Washington at this time many
dinner invitations had to be declined. The
President and Mrs. Mckinley Justice and
Mrs. McKenna, Senator and Mrs. Elkfns,
and ex-Secretary of State Foster all enter
tanned these distinguished visitors at dinner,
While Mrs Harrison was given a number
of smart luncheons as well. and received at
three large afternoon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ton Post.
The reproduction of the worlds fair
which is to be given week from to-day
at Tomlnson Hall for the Girls Industrial
School, has been arranged as follows: Mrs
c. c. Kahlo and Mrs. B. +. French will have
charge of the Moorish Palace" Mrs. o.
Ensey and Mrs. H. Carlin of the Irish VII
lage;" Mrs. Il. Neal and Mrs. George Cough
len of the Turkish VILLAGE" Mrs. w c.
Hall and Mrs. Garrett Archibald of odd
Vienna" Miss Augusta Schram of 1.-The
Italian VILLAGE" Mrs. Walter Hubbard and
Mrs. Charles WAYNE of 1.-The Congress Of
Realities; Mrs. Lawrence George and Miss
George of THE Streets Aof Cairo" Mrs J.
II. Serff and Mrs. Byron Hutchinson of
1.-The Japanese Villages" Mrs. r. Demerley
and Mrs. Claude Sears of the "Hagenback
Arena" Mrs, NJ G. Smith and Mrs. G. L.
Ritter of 1.-THE New England Home" and
Mrs. Bozell and MISS Elizabeth Stilz of
1.-THE German Village"
Mrs. Daniel f. Fleener entertained large
number of ladies yesterday afternoon with
a reception at her home on North Meridian
street. The spacious connecting rooms and
reception hall were profusely decorated with
palms and flowers. Gold and green We're iii
the hall, blue and green in the parlors and
red and green in the dining room. Satin
riabons held the feStoons of gree 4, and crepe
shades were placed over the lights. In the
dining room red tulips and ferns filled a
large basket on the center of the table, and
canopy of red and green from the chan
delier to the corners of the room was effec-
tive. In an Oriental room coffee was poured
Mrs. Fleener was assisted IN receiving by
Mrs. w. e. ForlSer, of Chicago: Mrs. w. A
Moore, of Creensburg, and Mrs A. c. Sell
man. Assisting in the several rooms were
Mrs. Charles Zion OF Lebanon: Mrs. John
X. Pounds, Mrs. +. Nj. Neal, Mrs. Edward
b. Hutchinson, Mrs. A. p. Hendrickson
Mrs Il. Y. Shuler. Mrs. Charles Shepard
and Miss Shepard, Mrs. William Wilcox,
the Misses Bradley, Miss Selman and Miss
Kate Selman OF Greenfield Miss Weller of
Chicago. and Miss Nenn. a harpist played
during the reception hours. Many guests
We're accompanied by out-of-town visitors.
Mrs. Forker will remain one week and Miss
Seman two weeks with Mrs. Fleener,
A large and brilliant party was given at
the Propylaeum last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram p. WATSON. The entire building
was thrown open for the event, and there
We're elaborate decorations. Mr.. and Mrs
Wasson. with their son. Mr. Frederick Was
SON. and daughter. Miss Grace WATSON, re-
ceiVed the guests at the broad door of the