The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. M M. Lands will go to Madison next
week to visit relatives
Miss Adelaide Goetz will return home from
Vassar College next week.
Mrs. George II. West will leave this morn
Ing for her home in Detroit
Mrs. G. S. Row has gone to Shelbyville TO
visit her mother Mrs Hamilton.
Miss Elizabeth Morris Sample. of Wash
ington. d. c., is visiting Mrs. Morris NJ De-
frees.
Miss Marguerite Lemon has returned from
New York to spend the summer with her
parents.
Mrs Henry Lawrence has issued invita-
tons for a card party Tuesday afternoon,
at the Bates House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mallery will go to
Michigan Saturday. Mrs. Mallory will re-
main several weeks.
The annual business meeting of the Ora
matte Club will be held Tuesday evening,
at the Country Club.
The annual outing of the Portfolio Club,
Park next Thursday.
Mrs. Kate Davidson Williamson and
daughter are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorman Davidson, on Broadway.
Admiral George Brown, who has been
spending the past week in New York and
washington. d. C., will return Saturday.
Mrs. William H. DRAPER jr will enter
tain Saturday afternoon for Miss Adams. of
Toledo, and Miss " helm, of Defiance, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Comstock entertained
a number of friends at cards last evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherman, of Chi
cago.
The Katherine. Merrill Club will have
guest day Saturday, when Rev. F. r. Dew
hurst will read paper on THE Struggle of
the Prophets"
The Parlor Club will have an open meet
ing tomorrow evening. at Plymouth Church
and Mr.. oliver Willard Pierce will give an
illustrated musical lecture.
Mrs Sewall and the faculty of the Girls
Classical School have issued invitations for
reception Monday evening TO the parents
or all present and former pupils.
A red white and blue entertainment of
pictures; songs and music will be given at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening. Mr. Edward Nell will have charge
of the music
Mrs. T. w. Morrison, wife of Capt. r. w.
Morrison, of Sixteenth Infantry, with her
daughters, will be with Mrs. Frank w. Nor
rtson Saturday, on her way east from Boise
Barracks. Idaho.
The marriage of Miss Katherine A. Nave,
as d. Murphy. of Harqua Hale, A. r., took
place yesterday They will be at home at
Berkeley, Cal, after Sept. 30.
Mrs. Ella D. linn has gone to- Chicago,
by request of Encampment No. 102, Union
Veteran Legion, to install an auxiliary of
Encampment No. 102. Ladies will give re-
ception this evening in honor of Mrs. linn.
DIR. and Mrs. George L. Hunt Miss Flor
ence Coffin and Mrs. Morris, Mr.. o. r.
Johnson and DR. Kahlo have returned from
Montezuma,. where they were the guests for
five days of Mr. Early and Mr.. Gagg, of
Terre Haute-
Tbe Minerva Club will observe social day
Saturday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
John A. Coleman, 712 North Alabama street
A very entertaining programme has been
arranged and refreshments will be served.
The programmes for the coming year will
be on hand for distribution.
Mr.. Wesson Cook, of Albany N. Y, and
Mrs. Emma Larkns were married last
night ia at the residence Of Mr.. NJ J. Stewart.
o. Ballard. Of Memorial Presbyterian
Church, performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook leave Saturday night for Albany.
Mrs. Thomas Hadley received Informally
Yesterday afternoon for her sister. Mrs. AL
bert Lynn, Of Pittsburg.- Mrs. Hadley was
s assisted DID, by Mrs; W e Lynn Mrs Robert
Gr Gree Ieep Mrs. R ftsn MTs
Mrs. b. F. Booth and Mrs. John Hopping
and Miss Hopping.
Invitations have been sent to Indianapolis
friends by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Angus
tus of Paris ILL.,, for the marriage of their
daughter Louise, and Mr.. Roy Owen West
to occur Saturday morning, June Il, at the
Christian Church. A reception follows the
ceremony and the at home announcement is
No, Is7 Garfield boulevard, Chicago. after
Mr.. Virchand r. Ghandi of Bombay, In
dia, addressed the Contemporary Club last
evening on the subject of the Political Out
look in India" Mr.. Ghandi was the guest
alrs last reception day Yesterday, and last
evening he was presented to the members
Jacob p. Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Potts.
The following toasts have been arranged
for the Century Club dinner. at the Coun
try Club, Saturday evening: THE Prodi-
gals Return" Mr.. Ernest P. Bicknell; Our
9ffering .. the Fatted Calf Mr.. Hilton U.
ouT Boys at the Mr %fred Potts
Our Boys at the Rear Mr.. H. H. Horn
brook, What Shall We Do with the Philip
pines?" MIR. Adolph Schmuck TAPS" Mr..
Henry Bowling
There was a quiet wedding last night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Stewart,
tracing parties being Mr.. Wesson Cook, of
Albany, N. Y. and Mrs. Emeline Larkins.
| The Rev. Frank o, Ballard, of the Memoir
bride is the mother of Mrs. Stewart. Only
| immediate relatives and friends were pres
| ent, among them DR.. Reuben Huntington, of
| Mrs Cooke will leave on Saturday for per-
tmanent residence at Albany. N. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Aneshaensel. jr
| gave dinner last evening in honor of Miss
Mathilde Brink and Mr.. Carl walk and Miss
| Alberta Won Hake and Mr. William M. Birk
who are TO be married next month: Other
The dining room was decorated with a
| trieze of flags and red and white carna-
Placed e rs sb EaG T6 of the
! chandelier depended "Shriner's" cap, and
| from it to each plate was white satin rib
| bon with the name in gilt tied about the
| guest favors, an individual bit of cut glass
| set on Battenberg doyley. made by the
| hostess.
FOR OHIO BELLIES.
Mrs. John c. Ingram gave a reception
| yesterday afternoon for her visitors, Miss
| Adams of Toledo, and Miss Wilhelm, of
Defiance, o. The three ladies received in the
| parlor, where American Beauty roses and
peonies of the same color were the decora-
| tons. Garden roses and carnations in the
library, white and green in the dining room,
| were in the other rooms Mrs. Ingram was
assisted by Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs. Fin
| ley Pugh Mrs. S. f. Perkins Mrs Charles
| Kahlo. Mrs w. H. DRAPER, jr., Miss
Bessie Beck and Miss Mary Kahlo. Mrs.
| Migrants daughter. Miss Clara Ingram, pre-
| sided and was assisted by her associates of
| the senior class of the Girls Classical
| School-Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Ella Won
negut, Miss Gertrude Wocher, Miss Lucy
| Taggart, Miss Ximinia Watson, Miss May
| Henly, Miss Mayme Beck, Miss Alma
| White, Miss Ruby Guthrie, Miss Lena
| BFash, Miss Laura Paxton, Miss Mary
| Simons and Miss Gertrude Kirshbaum.
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