The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mr. Frederick Gall has returned to AM
herst College.
Mrs d. B. Milliken, of Connersville, is
visiting Mrs. George K. Trask.
Mr.. and Mrs Worth Merritt have gone to
California to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Ballard and daughter
Lucille have gone to Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Mabel Folsom entertained Miss Col
clazer informally yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. w. Rider is visiting Col. and Mrs.
N r. Ruckle, on North Illinois street.
Miss Wallace, of Lafayette, is visiting
Mrs. Patton, on West Nineteenth street.
Mrs. William P. Lamb. of 1903 Marlowe
street, will observe Tuesday as her at-home
day.
Miss Florence Taggart will leave to-day
for Knoxville, Ill.,, where she is attending
school.
Mrs Elizabeth Cressey, of Chicago, will
come next week to visit Mrs. Harriet A.
Prunk.
Miss Colclazer will go on Monday to- visit
her cousin, Mrs Helleckson, in Morton
Place.
Miss Grace Hooker gave handsome card
party last night at her home, on Talbot
avenue.
Mrs Clifford ShopbelI. who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here, has returned
to Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Gladding will come to
nent residence.
Madame Di Brazza has been detained in
New York and will arrive here tonight to
visit Mrs. May Wright Sewall.
Miss Ollie Purcell has issued invitations
for a card party Wednesday, jan l9, in
honor of Mrs Lawrence George.
Miss Annie Dye gave a luncheon yester-
day to few friends. She will entertain a
large dinner party next Thursday.
Miss Adelaide Birch has been visiting her
mt PC IN frlx fnF, "a
weeks and will return next week.
Mrs Elizabeth Schmidt will entertain a
number of friends this afternoon at cards
at her home. on North Delaware street.
turned from New York city, where they
visited their son Hugh during the holidays.
Mr.. M. H. Spades, Miss Spades and Master
Cyril will leave early in February to join
Fla.
Misses Anna Belle and Josephine Robin
son, who have been studying music and
painting in New York, will return home next
Wednesday.
Mrs. Stephen Young of Terre Haute;
Mrs. Glaze and Miss Cooper of New Har-
mony, will come to-day to visit Mrs. Fran
els I. Hord.
her parents during the holidays and left yes
terday for Rockville, Ind, where she is
teaching school.
DR.. c. 1. Fletcher will give a theater party
of the Normal School to hear Mr.. Clay
Clement in THE New Dominion
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Kantrowitz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Kantrowitz, d. P. c. Read and
Mr.. Horace Eckhouse who went to Chicago
for the Box Gundlefinger wedding, have re-
turned.
A whist class has been formed in Wood
ruff Place, composed of Mrs. George Brown,
Mrs. Horace Eddy Mrs. Will Fortune and
Mrs. Charles Robinson. Mrs. William A.
Bradshaw is teacher.
Mrs. w. r. Galpin gave an informal re-
ception yesterday afternoon for Mrs. F. T.
futile assisted. Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Galpin
will leave to-day for New Orleans.
Mrs. Arthur d. Gates has returned from
Fort Wayne, where she visited Judge Zol-
studying music since leaving here and made
a successful debut as concert singer.
A club of young ladies meets, every
Wednesday morning. One will read aloud
while the others do fancy work. In this
way the latest books are read. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Herbert Wood,
Mrs. Charles E, Rogers gave a card party
on Wednesday evening, and Mrs. George
Field gave a luncheon Thursday for
Mrs. Thiebaud, of Springfield, o.. who is
Visiting Mrs Charles Layman, in Woodruff
Place
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Condo gave 4 dinner
last night in honor of Mrs. Jessie d. Moore,
who is the guest of Mrs. Will Cumback.
Those asked to meet Mrs Moore were DR..
ny, DIR. and Mrs. Rawls Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
back, Mrs. Brown and Louis Condo
Mrs. N. s. Byram entertained hand.
somely yesterday afternoon for Mrs John
$. Duncan, Mrs. A. J. Miles of Cincinnati
and Mrs. Gritf1s. who is visiting Mrs. Byram.
The floral decorations were arranged ex-
quisitely throughout the spacious rooms.
American Beauty roses, Southern smilaX
and palms We're in the parlors and holiday
decorations were in the dining room. Mrs.
Grittis will go to Ashevile, n. c., next week.
Mrs Frederick Sheperd gave a din
ner last night i'll Woodruff Place &c
the friends who We're together in California
last summer. The table decorations were
wine. yellow for oranges and green for
olives. An original idea in name cards was
introduced, being a pen and ink sketch,
which was a real picture of an event that
discovered his or her plate by the picture
ON the card. Those of the party were Mr..
and Mrs Charles E. Rogers Miss Susie
r. Connolly, Mr.. J. e. McGettigan ana
Mr.. George l.. Barney.
Yesterday was guest day at the Indian
aDolis Womans Club and a large audience
was present The President. Mrs. George G.
days at the club were good, but that some
days were slightly better than others. She
cordially invited all the friends to take part
in the conversation. The first paper was an
original story by Mrs. Helen lockwood Ed
son, RIP Shin character sketch with the
scene in the mountains of North Carolina
and was well written and well read. Mrs.
Charles Martindales paper. Times Wal
let, was rich in thought. Mrs. Martindale
quoted from actual occurrences and the
story of tine early days brought smiles and
tears Mrs. Flora NJ. Ketcham was the
Leader. in conversation. Her subject, The
ested every one present and many took part
in the discussion.