The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Jennie Crane, of New Albany, is the
guest of Miss Virginia Hesse.
The American Whist Club entertained the
ladies last evening at the clubrooms.
DR.. and Mrs. o. G. Pfaff gave a bowling
party last evening for Mrs. 7. H. Noonon.
of Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Benson have returned
from Rushville. where they visited relatives
for few days.
Mrs. John Mcclure Wiley and son left
yesterday for Buffalo to join Mr.. Wiley.
They will make their home in Buffalo.
Mrs. Alex. Jameson will receive for Mrs.
F. d. Whallan, of Cincinnati, at her home,
on North Delaware street this afternoon.
Miss Daisy Ayler. of Marion, is visiting
Miss Coreila Taylor. Miss Taylor and Miss
Ayler will receive Informally tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Harry z. Drew entertained friends
yesterday afternoon at cards in honor of
her visitor, Mrs. George w. Brecount, of
Mrs. John w. williams will entertain this
afternoon, and Mrs. W. J. Richards will
give party to Millersville tomorrow for
Mrs. Brecount.
Mr.. John NJ. Shaw gave handsome din
ner last evening to twenty friends in honor
Of Miss Thomas, of Springfield, o., who is
guest in his house.
At the. next meeting of the German Liter
Sixteenth Century will be read by Miss
Corinna e. Robbins.
Mrs. George II. West, of Detroit, is a
guest at MT. WlllldIn Mullen > OH NOTln
Senate avenue, having come TO attend the
funeral of Miss Ida Mullen.
Mr.. A. Nj. Candse has returned from Mil
waukee, where he accompanied his wife TO
the funeral of her father. Mrs. Candee Will
remain in Milwaukee fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Buchanan gave a din
ner last evening to have Miss Helen Mount,
Nicely, of Beirut, Syria, meet Mrs. Gates,
Of Harpoot, India.
Miss Frances McElwee will give a gradu-
alton recital the last of the month. She
will spend part of the summer at Chautau-
qua studying with w. Fl. Sherwood, and in
the autumn will take a position as in
structor of the piano at Oxford College.
Miss Birk gave a card party and picture
shower yesterday in honor of Miss Alberta
Won Hake. The guests played cards and
after a luncheon was served the guest OF
honor was presented with pictures for her
prospective home. All of the appointments
were in heart shape. The company included
Miss FEeds Walk sa isT Edna Rnhn MISSES ss
Minnie and Clara ScholZ, Miss Susie Huber,
Miss Clara Becker, Misses Rose and Laura
Fitzgerald and Miss Anna Blk.
Mrs. Theodore Varney gave a high tea
yesterday afternoon, the guests of honor
being Miss Greer, of Columbia, Tenn, who
IS visiting Mrs. A L. Sarney, ana Miss MS.
Miss ruler of Washington. Miss WATSON
and Miss Katherine Wallick. The table
was adorned with pink roses and the buffet
with white liacs. Mrs. varney was assisted
by Miss Martindale, Miss carey. Misses
Josephine and Helen Holman, MISS Holli,
day. Misses Mary and Fanny Fletcher and
Miss Eleanor Smith. Bride roses adorned
the drawing room.
WIL.DING-KTNGSBUR
pretty wedding was celebrated last
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Kingsbury, on East Market street
The bride was their daughter Daisy, and
the groom Mr.. Edgar Wilding. The cere-
nlony, at clock. was pronounced by Rev.
G. S. Knots, pastor Of Grace III. E. Church.