The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-30
Personal and Society.

Miss La Croix, of Vincennes, is visiting
Mrs. j. j. Price.
Miss Cora Franklin has returned from a
visit to Minnesota
Mrs w. H. Baumgartner left yesterday
for st. Louis, to visit friends
Mrs. F. G. Darlington will give domino
whist party Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram P. WATSON will give
party Tuesday evening at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. Fred l.. Saxton, of Cleveland, is the
guest of Mrs. S. A. Van Ness, at the Wind
sor
Miss Callahan. Of Dayton, O., will come
tomorrow to visit Mrs. Charles l.. Hol-
Miss Emma Abbott of Lafayette, is Wis
iting Mrs. c. w. Letter, No. 1913 College
avenue
Mrs. oran Perry has issued invitations
for o'clock Saturday for Mrs. John s..
Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. p B. Raymond will give a
dinner Saturday evening for Rev. and Mrs.
G. K. Bacon.
Mrs. d. F. Fleener will give a reception
Tuesday afternoon at her home on North
Meridian street.
Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Mar
lowe, 2019 Park avenue, gave an old-fash-
Toned quilting bee.
M. d. G. williams is home from Grand
Rapids, where he spent January at the
furniture exposition,
Mrs Charles p; Rqgsdale., Of c Cir in Att
$40 North Alabama street.
Mrs. William w. Hubbard has been called
to Mishawaka to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. H. G. Niles.
Mrs, Sarah Ramsey. of Columbus, O., is
visiting her sister, Mrs NJ. Dietrichs, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. H. R. Allen and Mrs; W. NJ; Taylor
will not receive Tuesday. Mrs. Alfred M.
Ogle will not receive Monday.
Mrs M. B. Wilson and Miss Wilson will
give reception Tuesday afternoon at their
home on North Delaware street.
The Misses Stewart have issued cards an.
nouncing that they will receive the fourth
Tuesdays in February and March.
Mrs. John r. Pearson and Mrs. Horace
Smith will give coffee Tuesday and
card party Friday evening of this week.
Miss Blanche O'Donnell gave small card
party last evening for Miss Arnold and Miss
Hinkle and followed it with an informal
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Miller gave a card
party last evening for Mrs. Elizabeth Mil
Ter, who has recently come to this city to
reside.
Mrs. Henry w. Tutewiler and Miss Tute-
Wiler will give a reception Wednesday aft
ernoon at their home, on North Senate
avenue.
Mrs Emma E. King will go to Pittsbure
this week to visit Mrs. z. L. Miller for a
few days, and later she will go TO Column
bus, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks announce the
engagement of their daughter Annabel and
Mr.. G. S. Winders, of Chicago, the wedding
to occur in February.
The ladies of Roberts Park Church will
give birthday party Feb. Z in the church
parlors. The supper from to will be
followed By musicale.
Miss Helen Colclazer, who is visiting Mr.
and Mrs Harry Ohr, VIII be joined TINS
both will go to New York.
Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
OF Broadway NJ T. Church will be enter
tanned Friday AFTERNOON at the home Of
Mrs. Z. r. Rainy, 2ll9 Bellefontaine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Talbot, of North
Pennsylvania street, entertained few
friends at cards Friday evening for Miss
Stone, who is visiting Mrs. Anna K. Ham
mond.
The members of the Young Womans
Christian Association will give reception
tomorrow evening at the association par
Tors to Miss Clara Anderson, the new physi-
cal director
A Japanese tea. will be given by the
Kings Daughters and the Dorcas Aid So
eiety Friday afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Frederick g. Gardner, No. 1916 Broadway,
Cor the benefit of the Door of Hope.
Mrs. s. E. Perkins has resigned as head
of the Third section of the Free Kindergar-
ten and Children's Aid Society, and Mrs.
Frank II. Carter and Mrs. &. Il. Dark were
elected to the position at a called meeting
of the section held yesterday morning.
The members of the first section of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Hall-place Church will give a Chinese tea
at the residence of DIR. A l.. Wilson, 81
West Twentieth street, Tuesday evening,
from till IL o'clock. A tearoom in charge
OF ladies dressed in Chinese costume will
be a feature.
Miss Bertha Ellis gave a progressive
.uchre party yesterday afternoon 10 the
seniors and juniors of the Girls Classical
school The class flowers. violets of one
and da sizes of the other. were on the score
cards and lavender and yellow were used
in various ways The head table was
canopied with smiax TO denote its honored
position. Mrs. and Miss Margery Ellis
sisted the young hostess.
The Misses Burl1, of Morton Place. enter
tanned about fifty young ladies at progress
sive euchre yesterday afternoon for Miss
HinlSle and Miss Arnold, who are visiting
Miss Josephine Smith. Pink and white
characterized the decorations and carnations
thrust through the score cards denoted the