The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Emma Robinson, of Buffalo, is Wis
| iting Mrs. Charles Ashley.
Rev. DR.. Ceilings, of Long Branch, is a
guest of Rev. DR.. c. G. Lasby.
Mrs. Charles Wachstetter has returned
from visiting friends in St Louis.
Mrs. A. c.. Lanier and Mrs. c. II. Walcott
| returned yesterday from Madison.
Mrs. Phil Mitchell, of Rock Island, will
come to-day to visit Mrs. Henry Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Knippenberg enter
tanned a few friends at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Candee will give a
small card party Saturday evening for their
sister, Miss Taylor, of Milwaukee.
Mrs. S. D. Murphy, vino is visiting. her
turn to her home in Birmingham, Ala, next
week.
Mrs. William r. Harrington has returned
to her home, on North Capitol avenue after
Rue nee Durham) at Danville, Ky.
The Morrow Circle of Meridlan-street
Churcf will give a social and entertainment
this eN sning, in the church parlors, to ceie-
Mrs. John Lincoln Oldshoe nee Canine)
has returned to her home in Waveland aft
er visiting Prof. Theodore w. Smith and
family at No 712 East McCarty street.
Mrs. William Haueisen and Miss Hauei-
sen gave a large card party yesterday after
noon. There were decorations of flowers,
and number of prizes were presented.
Mr. John L. Griffiths has been appointed
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diana for the transmississippi exposition, to
be held in Omaha from June to December.
The Young Woman's Missionary Society
of the Second Presbyterian Church will
meet with Mrs Friedley, 1S43 North Della
ware street, this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
Mrs. Joseph L. Casper will receive infor-
mally Saturday afternoon for her guest
in consequence, will not observe her Mon
day at home next week
Mr.. r. o. Hawkins and daughter Clara
will go to Chicago next week where they
will meet Miss Martha Bradshaw, who is
visiting in st. Paul, and the three will re-
turn home the last of the week.
Mr. William S. Hubbard and daughters,
who have been spending six weeks in Cali
fornia, will leave for home Tuesday, accom-
panied by Mrs. G. r. Kregelo, who will re-
turn to this city to join Mr.. Kregelo for
permanent residence.
the High School will be given this evening
at the Propylaeum. Patronesses for the
event will be Mrs George K. Share. Mrs.
Albert ], Beverage. Mrs. Russell Eckman,
Mrs. j Eckhouse, Mrs. August Kuhn and
Mrs. II. c. Newcomb.
Mrs Samuel Reid was hostess yesterday
afternoon for small tea, which she gave
TO young ladies in honorsof Miss Jeffras, of
Washington, D. c., who is visiting Mrs. {.
B. Lockard. The guests were seated and
enjoyed an informal musical programme be-
fore the tea was served. Mrs. Eulette, of
Chicago and Miss Swayze, of Taunton,
Mass, were present.
Mr.. T. p. Haughey, -ir., gave dinner
party last evening for Mr.. John Dittemore
and Miss Edith Bingham and their bridal
party, including Miss Hatch, of Paris, Ill. !;
Miss Emily Olcott, of Muncie; Miss Edith
Miss Kate Smith, Mr.. E. b. Martindale, jr..
Mr.. Ernest Burford, MI. Harry Griffith and
DR. William William of Terre Hante Mr..
Haughey is to be one of the ushers.
Mrs Bement Lyman received informally
yesterday for her visitor, Mrs Stillwell, of
Lafayette. The parlors We're decorated
the dining room table held large basket
of spring flowers. Mrs. Lyman was assist
ed by Mrs. II. H. Hanna. Mrs. Eugene
Mrs A M. Ogle, the Misses Roache, Mrs.
Norris Defrees, Mrs. Ruddell and Miss Ju-
liza Harrison Moore, In the evening Mr..
and Mrs Lyman, with the husbands of the
married ladies, received with Mrs. Stillwell.
Mrs c. H. Peck. Mrs. c. c. Pierson and
Mrs. j. Il. Casper gave card party yester-
day afternoon in the west parlor of the
Propylaeum, and thirty tables were ar
ranged for the players. The ROOM which is
hung with the treasures of the Art Associa-
tion was further decorated with palms and
variegated carnations. There were also
carnations as favors for every guest. The
hostesSeS were assisted by Mrs Theodore
A. Randall, Mrs. J. F. Billingsley, Mrs. G..
d. Green and Miss Jannaux in entertaining
their friends. The favors were pieces of
china. and ten of these were awarded. The
of Washington, d. c.: Mrs. Fithian, of Dan
vile, Ill. Mrs. Q. G. Brown, of Los Angeles,
Cal, and Miss Elsie Williams, OF Brazil.
A harpst played all the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. M s. Huey and Miss Huey
gave a large party at the new Woodruff
place Club house last evening. The entire
building was thrown open fer the guests.
The reception was held in the broad han,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ham, of Greencastle,
receiving with the entertainers. The dane
ing hall, the billiard room and the card
rooms were adorned with Southern smilax
and palms and numerous vases and baskets
of tulips. daffodils. hyacinths and other
spring blossoms. Supper was served at the
small tables in the two cardrooms through
out the evening. Guests We're privileged to
dance. play billiards. bowl or spend the
time in conversation. Mr.. and Mrs. and
Miss Huey We're assisted in extending their
Inequalities by Mr.. and Mrs Q. l.. Huey,
Judge and Mrs. Alexander G.. Ayres, Mrs.
Charles Haines, Miss WATSON and Miss
Henry. There were many pretty costumes
worn by the ladies'. Mrs. Huey wore gray
velours and Miss Huey yellow taffeta and
Mrs. Ham a light blue silk. Amongs the
guests from abroad were Miss Kingman,
of Duluth. visiting Mrs. r.. S. Hacker; Mrs
Percy Hord, visiting Mrs. f. 3. Hord; Mrs
O'Kane. of Chicago: Mrs. and Miss Black
of Springfield. O., visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Seeds; Miss Waterhouse, of Provi-
dence, visiting Miss Lutes; Miss Randall
Of Shelbyvile, visiting Mrs. G. u. Bingham
Miss McCorkle, Mr.. Milton Senour and Mr.