The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. S. A. Mcbride, of Lafayette, Is visit
ing Mrs. N. H. Kipp on Park avenue.
Mr.. Writ Hallam, of Macon; Ga. is here.
having been called by the illness of Mrs.
Harriet Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foor and family
will leave soon for Columbus, o., TO reside
permanently.
Miss Jennie Arnheim. of Pittsburg. Pa,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Arnheim,
No. 1912 Central avenue.
Mrs. C. r. Darlow,. of North Pennsylya-
MIA street, has arrived home after a weeks
visit with st. Louis relatives.
Miss Myrtle Parks, of Martinsville, will
visit Miss Julia Landers on Friday and at
tend the Persian Garden" concert
Miss Ada Moore will entertain friends Fri
day evening for Miss Alice Zollinger, of
Detroit, who is Miss Clark's guest.
The postponed lecture by Rev. ]. Cum
ming Smith on California" will be given
this evening at the Tabernacle Church.
DIR. William 3. Fletcher was called TO Or
lando. Fla, yesterday on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. ingram Fletcher.
Mr.. w. Scott Moore and family have
taken one of the apartments at the new
ST. Clair flats on West st. Clair street, near
Illinois.
The ladies of the Boys Club will give a
tea Tuesday afternoon, March ii, at the
home of Mrs. A. NJ. Ogle, 1923 North Penn
sylvania street.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage OF Mr.. Edward ]. Brennan and
Miss Esther Pickerill. The at home is No.
f0U lNOTln 1dpllOi emu
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of Fletcher-place Church will be enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. A. z. john
ston. No. 1926 Spann avenue.
The Queen Esther Missionary Circle of
Central-avenue Church will give a tea this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gilbert
Brown, No. 52 East Eleventh street
Lieut.. Harry A. Campbell, who is with the
Twenty-secoEd regulars, sailed for Manila
Feb. 8. His wife. who is with her parents
in Atlanta, Ga, will join him in the autumn.
At the Matinee Musicale this afternoon
there will be a concert by a string or
chestra composed of members of the SYM
phony Orchestra and by the Matinee
Musicale chorus. 1t will be an open day,
when Eonmembers will be admitted for the
usual fee.
Mrs. Mary Sheldon-Ismon. who married
the father of Mrs. George L. Bradbury, has
recently erected and presented to the city
liar IN its scope TO the Propylaeum of this
clubs of the city and for all kinds of en-
tertainments and societies.
"A the meeting of the Fortnightly Literary
Club yesterday afternoon Mrs. j. r.. Miller,
OF Greencastle, read a paper on The Lights
ing production which showed the writer to
be truly converSant with the art. Mrs.
Miller was entertained at a breakfast
which she met the president. Mrs. Tarking-
ton, and other prominent members
Section "Z'' of the First Baptist Church.
OIL WIG MIS-. Il. -. TOSlcT 4 II lCdUGT,
will be entertained Friday afternoon by Miss
Frances McCarty, of No. 22 North Penn
sylyania street: Mrs. Rowlsnd Evans VIII
she recently presented before the Local
Council OF Women, and Miss Mary, Brough-
ton will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Max
Leckner. Others than members of Section
II" will be welcome.
Mrs. Harry c. Smith entertained friends
yesterday afternoon at progressive euchre.
Pink and white carnations adorned the par
lors, and the same Colors were carried out
in the Refreshments. The prizes were pieces
OF cut glass and silver. Mrs. Smith was
assisted by her sisters. Mrs. A. L. Willard,
Miss Gertrude Henry and Miss Anna Smith.
Mrs. Smith celebrated her birthday ami
versary with the party. Among the guests
were Mrs. Harbester and Mrs. Miller, of
kokomo, who are visiting Mrs. J. II.
Lotshar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Dean gave a hand
some dinner last evening in honor of Sem
ator and Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge. The
table was adorned with a large oval basket
OF pink roses, and at either end of IL was a
candlestick Of crystal and silver, with the
base filled with vioiets. and at the corners
or the table were stem vases filled with vio-
lets. The name cards were unique. Each
teld a miniature Of Mr.. Beveridge
and was decorated with a flag and
a quotation from one OF Mr.. Beveridge's
speeches made since his election 10 the SEN
ate. 10 which his autograph was affixed.
Following the dinner there was a series OF
ing as toastmistress. Mrs. Dean spoke of
MIR. Beyeridge's position having been won
by merit, and she then introduced Mrs.
John w. Kern. who spoke for Our New
Senator Mrs. John W. HoltZmap. who
spoke for The brotherhood of Political
Parties and Mrs. +. T. Roots, who
had a word for indianapolis
Celebrities The guests included Judge
and Mrs. John H. Baker. Rep
and Mrs. John w Kern, Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j Milli-
gan. Mrs. Stevens OF Reading. Pa. Miss
Josephine Hyde. Mr.. George +. Null and
DIR. Harry Van Hummell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan A. Wilkinson gave a re-
ception and dance last evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Robert Greer. who have
recently returned from their wedding trip 10
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer received IN the draw
ing room. the bride wearing her wedding
gown OF white satin. A number Of ladies'
assisted IN entertaining I'm the parlors and
ball room The decoration OF the house was