The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

guest or Mrs. john h. Elan.
Mrs F. T. McWhirter and daughter are
visiting friends in Lafayette.
Mrs j. G. Mccullough went to Lafayette
yesterday to visit Miss Ada Louise Kendle.
Mr.. and Mrs Hervey Bates. jr., and Miss
Emma Martindale will return home to-day
from the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Addie walcott Caulder,. of Utica, N.
Y, is visiting her brother, Mr.. benjamin
ID. Walcott and family.
Mrs. J. H. Parkhurst will entertain the
German Literary Club, Tuesday, at her
home, on Central avenue.
The Hope Circle ofKings Daughters. will
meet Monday afternoon with Miss Alma
Routh, 1921 College avenue.
Mrs. o. L. Fisher. of Richmond. who has
been visiting Mrs. c. l.. Trusler, of Wood
ruff Place, has returned home.
Mrs. F. s. Newcomer and daughter Nan
cy have returned from Hagerstown, Md,
where they spent the summer
Mrs. A. B. Milford. of Charlottesville,
and Mrs John A. Blair, of Terre Haute.
are visiting Mrs. John E. Cleland
Mrs. William P. Lamb will be with her
sister, Mrs. R. c. Arnold 2412 Talbot avenue
until her departure for Denver Col.
Mrs. L. G. Willard and daughter have re-
turned from their summer at the seacoast
ano visit to relatives in Utica, N. Y.
Mrs. o. S. Brumbach, of Toledo, o., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Carey of 615 North Pennsylvania street
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Clark. of Mishawaka,
Ind, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Paquett, No. SIG North New Jersey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander p. Spruance will
occupy Mrs II. ". Ruddells house, No.
1904 North Pennsylvania street. this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Coburn will give
a dinner Thursday evening in honor of
Miss Louise Erwin and Mr.. Henry p. CO.
burn.
Mrs. Jane H. Patterson has returned
from Nebraska After spel ding few weeks
here she will go to New Albany for the
winter.
Mrs r. E. Scott, of Richmond, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Boyd, of Englewood. Ill, will
come to-day to visit Mrs. o. p. Morton and
Mrs. S. G. Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wulschner entertained
the members of Roberts Park Choral Union
last evening at supper, previous to the reg
ular weekly rehearsal
The engagement is announced of Miss
Anna, e; Wilmington and Mr.; James A.
Dougherty. The wedding will take place the
first week in November
Master Pierce and Miss Ethel Rhodehamel
will give q birthday party Thursday even
home, 1922 Talbot avenue.
The Ceramic Club will meet Wednesday,
instead of this afternoon, as previously an
nounced Mrs. j.. B. Roberts, No. 2023 Park
avenue, will be the hostess.
Mrs. w. c. Bell, No. 1885 West Michigan
street was called to Anderson, Ind, Thurs
day evening on account of the sickness or
her sister, Mrs Jno A. Haugh.
Miss Lille D. Bergh will be unable to be
here this week. and the parlor talk she
was to have given this morning at Mrs. Ed
win Farmers will be postponed until next
week.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Milliken have re-
turned from the East and will be at the
Denison until their new home on North
Pennsylvania street is furnished for occu-
pancy.
Mrs Emma Mont McRae, of Lafayette.
daughter, Charline, and Mr.. Samuel Hardy
Mitchell, of Chicago. The ladies are well
known in this city.
Admiral and Mrs George Brown will
leave to-day for Washington, and while
East Admiral Brown will go to Boston to
attend the annual meeting of the Military
Order of the Loyal Legion, to be held Oct.
Mrs Maud E. Showers, who recently went
to Bloomington to reside, will come to at
tend the Monday Afternoon Club, of which
rell wedding Mrs. Showers will be the
guest of Mrs. Pauline Kistner for a few
days at No. 612 North New Jersey street.
A reception will be given by the official
board of the Central-avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church next Wednesday evening at
the residence of Judge Allen, 140S Central
avenue. to the pastor. Rev. DIR. Lasby and
Mrs Lasby and to the presiding elder of the
district Rev. E. B. Rawls and Mrs. Rawls
Mrs. Kate Y vinnedge will go to New
York to spend the winter with Mrs. Albert
Yohn and sons. and Miss Mary Yohn will
go to Macon. Ca, to spend the same time
With her cousin. Mrs Annie Delzell Hughes.
The home CT Mrs Vinnedge and Miss Yohn
will be occupied by Mrs Eleanor Coffay
and family.
Mr. w. Garrard Comfy will give dinner
Tuesday evening to his friends who will at
tend him at his marriage Wednesday even
ing. The guests will be Mr. Judson Brook,
Of Pittsburg, who is to be the best man;
Mr.. Slocomb Rowland, of New York; Mr..
Richard Garlick. of Youngstown, .. Mr..
n. Booth Harrington, Mr.. Henry +; Copurn'
Mr.. Stuart Walcott and Mr.. Edward ~;
Gates. The same evening Miss Walcott will
give dinner to her attendants
Mrs. ]. M. Parkhurst and daughter re-
ceived informally yesterday afternoon for
Mrs. Lohr of Balsapor, India Mrs. Lohr
is a native of Germany, who has been doing
Missionary work in India for thirteen years,
TO examine into the methods of the Chris
tan Women's Missionary organization.
Mrs. Lsohr gave talk about her life and
experiences in the Orient during the after
noon. The hostesses were assisted in en-
pertaining by Mrs. j. B. Sdener, Mrs. j. s.
Moore and Miss Gertrude Droege. Mrs.
Lohr will remain until Tuesday. when she
will go to Chattanooga to attend the con-
vention of the Christian Church.
THE WoMAN'S CLUB.
Presidents day lin the Woman's Club is a
social event of the club year Yesterday
was the date for the first meeting. and
eighty members and out-of-town guests en-
joyed the Inequalities. In the west parlor
the meIhDers we're received Dy MRS. George
c. HIT, the retiring president, and Mrs
William L. Elder, the new president The
hostesses were Mrs. ]. l.. Ketcham Mrs J.
f. Cleland Miss Anna Spann and Miss
Julia Harrison Moore. who presented the
members to the presidents. Assisting in
the parlor were Mrs Henry D. Pierce
Mrs. d. w. Marmon. Mrs. John N. Carey.
Mrs. Charles Martindale. Mrs. Edward
Daniels and Mrs. j. l.. Mothershead who
invited the ladies to the east parlor Here
were found twenty small tables. having
seats for four each. decorated with slen-
der vase of henotrope and cosmos. in the
club colors OF purple and white On raised
platform before the fern-decorated mantel
was small table with flowers and three