The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Harry s. New has gone to Detroit
to spend few days.
Mr.. Charles Mayer has gone to Dansvllle
~ Y, where his wife is quite Ill.
Mrs E,mswiler of Peru, is the guest of
her sister Mrs. l. N. Walker, and Family.
Mr.. and Mrs Preston Kelsey have taken
the residence No 1902 North pennsylvania
street.
Miss Elma WoolIen will give, a plate
shower tomorrow morning for Miss Alma
Haerle
Mrs. S. p. Sheerin has returned from
Louisville, accompanied by her daughter,
Monica.
Mrs. ]. j. Harrison has gone to Terre
Haute to spend the week with her uaugh-
ter, Mrs. Kidder
Miss Elizabeth Hughes will return to-day
from Bloomington, where she went 10 spend
her spring vacation.
Miss Helen Holman will give a small card
party Friday evening for her cousin, MISS
Eugenia Voolfolk, of Buffalo
Mrs Harry f. McCollester will observe
Tuesday as her day at home after April
at No Ala North Delaware street.
Mrs Phoebe Cook. of Terre Haute. who
has been visiting her niece. Mrs. w. M.
Jillson, returned home yesterday.
Miss Emily Bingham and her sister Mrs.
r. c. Dean, of Washington, y. G.. are
spending a few weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foster. of Chicago,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roberts at the Plaza, have returned home.
Dr. c. /. Fletcher who has been to the
West indies; arrived Yesterday In New
Dr. and Mrs. c. G.. Everts will give FAM
lily dinner Tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Or
pheus Everts. of Cincinnati formerly of this
city.
At the Indianapolis Literary Club, last
evening. Rev. F. r. Dewhurst read a paper
on Some Application of the Higher Criti-
cism.''
Miss Cora Parry, who has returned from
cnlan fraV1 tfan ion
is entertaining Miss Potter and Miss Darl
ing, of New York.
Mrs. A. ]. Venn will entertain the Hall
place Home Missionary Society this aft
ernoon with a tea at her home, No. 1876
North Capitol avenue.
Mrs, I. N. Walker and daughter Mrs.
Sara Layton Walker Black, returned from
Cleveland Sunday: Mrs. Black will remain
with her parents for some time
Miss Edith Smith and Miss Mary Sayles
will return from college for the spring va
cation. Miss Katherine Ayres will go to
Atlantic City, where her mother will join
her.
Mrs Frances NJ Haberly will sail for
Europe April II with party to spend sew
eral months. Mrs. Haberly will be mar
ried in the autumn to Colonel Robertson.
of Fort Wayne.
Miss Kirby and the teachers of the pri-
mary class of the Second Presbyterian
Chuch will give party for the children
in the church parlors Friday afternoon
from to 5 o'clock.
Mrs c. c. Foster, who went to Washing
ton D. c. to attend the convention of the
D. A. r. and has since been visiting her Sis
ter Mrs Merrick Vinton at New Rochelle
will return home to-day.
The Winona Reading Club was enter
tanned last evening by Miss Clara Brown
at her home, on Ruckle street. Prof. w. f.
Henry. state librarian. led a conversation
on the subject of English Literature"
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Allen Dale have
taken possession of the w. +. Stevenson
home. No 1412 North Alabama street, which
they recently purchased. MIR. and Mrs
Stevenson have taken Mr.. Dale's house on
North Meridian.
Mrs. Sewall will not observe her usual
hours at home on Wednesday afternoon of
this week. but she will be at home to her
friends on Wednesday evening, from S TO 10
o'clock. Mrs. John Swift. of San Francisco,
will be Mrs. Sewalls guest of honor.
Miss Mary Wilson entertained number
OF friends of Miss Alma Hearle yesterday
afternoon with linen shower. The linen
gifts were placed in lage ornamental bas-
ket. decorated with roses and smilax, and
rhymes. which were read,
Mrs. Bement Lyman viii have charge OF
a series of living portraits Wednesday even
ing, April IA, at the exhibit and entertain
ment to be given by the Daughters of the
number of Daughters who are prominent
society girls will pose for the pictures.
Mrs. Charles c. Divine, who has been
spending the winter in New York studying
music has been filling position In prom