The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

| Mrs. Henry s. Fraser is spending few
| days in Chicago
Mrs. w. p. Herod has discontinued her re-
ception day for the season.
Mr.. Charles L. Rieler has gone to New
| York for week or ten days.
Mrs. Holman will give tea May 13, in
honor Of Miss Florence Day.
The Misses Harbine of Xenia. o., are
| visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. II. Wells.
Mrs. W. j. Richards will return to-day
| from visit TO her mother in Lafayette.
| Mrs. r. NJ. Dyer will entertain on Friday
afternoon number OF her church friends
Miss Mary Elstun, of Charlottesville. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nicholas McCarty
| Harrison.
Mrs. r. r. Buchanan has gone to Lincoln,
| Neb., to join Mr.. Buchanan and spend sew
eral days.
Miss Hawkins, OF Portland. will arrive
to-day TO visit Mrs. Pierre Gray for a
| short time.
with Miss Margaret Edna Mullins, on North
| Illinois street.
DIR. William Wright DR.. A. B. Graham
and Mr.. r. o. Langen have taken apart
| ments at the Denson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. V. X. Hen
bricks. have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fry and family have
| gone TO their country place. Willow Creek
| Farm, to spend the summer.
Mrs. w. w. Criley will leave to-day for
Springfield. o., to attend the marriage of a
niece. Mr.. Criley will go later.
pected the middle of this month to visit her
sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Goodloe, at the Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 7. Elliott, jr., will
reside with Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Denny, and
have. given up their house on Eighteenth
street.
Mr. George w. Julian will observe his
eighty-third birthday anniversary Friday.
and will receive his friends informally at his
home.
Mrs. George B. Caldwell and daughter
have arrived from Detroit to join Mr.. Cad-
we'll They are at the Hotel English for the
present.
turned from Buffalo. Dr. Seaton, who has
been seriously Ill for a number of weeks, is
| convalescent.
The annual tea of the Free kindergarten
will be given this afternoon, at the home OF
Mrs. Sarah Bassett. No. 1899 North Penn
| sylvania street
The members of the Eighth Section of the
Free Kindergarten gave calico social, last
evening. at the home Of Mrs. T. 4. Somer-
vile, on Fletcher avenue.
Mrs. John Somervie entertained few
young ladies Informally, yesterday after
visiting Miss Anna Hasselman.
Miss Elizabeth Pushee, Of Terre Haute.
| will arrive Saturday, to visit Miss Flora
Greenstreet for a few days. Miss Pushee
and her sister will go to Europe next month.
/
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. w. II.
Fry. the past month, will be at the Charlie
mont for few weeks before returning
home.
Vile. to be with her mother, Mrs r. j.
Strickland, whose home was burned TO the
ground yesterday morning Mrs; Strickland
and son barely escaped with their lives.
Judge end Mrs. Fayette Smith are the
guests of Mrs, Mayo 954 North Pennsyl-
vania street. Mrs. Smith is well known as
and of The Young Puritans of Old Had
ley" and of king Philips War
The May meeting of the Local Council will
be held this afternoon. The Child World
ford will read a paper on THE Influence OF
Fiction on Character" The conversation
will be led by Mrs. Henry c. Sickels.
Mr.. Edwin Forty gave luncheon at the
and sister of st. Louis. The guests to meet
Mrs. and Miss Forty were Mrs. George T.
ROrey M5s kste Perry 9nd Mrs.
Mrs. Z. s. r. Seguin, Mrs. G. f. Hunt, Miss
Tompkins of New York. Miss Marsh of Con-
| necticut, Miss McDermott of Avondale, Miss
Elizabeth Cooper. Misses Florence and
J Caroline Malott and Miss Josephine Robin
son; After the luncheon there was music
!, by Mrs. Hunt and Miss Robinson.
A MAY RECEPTION.
Mrs. John w. Kern has for her house
guests, this week, Mrs. Palmer, of Atlanta
l.. ]. Hackney. of Shelbyville, and yester-
day afternoon she gave her friends in this
city an opportunity to meet them at a large
reception. The guests were welcomed in the
drawing room, fragrant with pink roses
|, | passing first through the reception hall
, where red carnations lent their spicy odor
The other rooms were adorned with lilacs
: In the library white lilacs were arranged In
tall green vases and the dining room was
artistic with masses of purple lilacs and
pink roses. They filled tall vase on the
table and were In every available place
The table service was entirely in exquisite
wanna Wns adorned witb iIaes Punch Was served
! from a crystal service. During the recep-
ton hours musical programme was given
Hunt Miss New and Miss Ella Haines Mrs
Kern was assisted in her hospitalities in the
various rooms by Mrs Charles w. Fair
Levey, Mrs. ]. c. Smith. Mrs. c. f. Kregelo
Mrs. T. A. Randall; Mrs. Arthur Jordan dan
J. ]. Cooper. Mrs. G. n. Catterson. Mrs
John c. Dean. Mrs. J.. NJ. Winters. Mrs. J.
w. Hoffman. Mrs. Edward Hawkins. Mrs
Mrs. ]. P. Dunn. Mrs. J. ". Dittemore Mrs
. Horace Wood. Mrs. Pierre Gray. Mrs. f
NJ. Ogle Mrs. Clarence Wilkerson. Mrs
Augustus SS e coburn. Miss Coffin. and her
daughter Miss Julia Kern, and her friends
Misses Helen Day. Edith Wilson Edit Edit
| Winters. Several hundred invitations were
issued for the reception and the spacious
| parlors were thronged with callers from
to o'clock. Mrs. John f. Lamb. of Terre
| Haute, who was 20 have been a member OF
: the house party, was detained by illness.
Welded A COUNT.
DIES MONIES, Ia, May 2.-Ths evening
at Terrace Hill. the home of Millionaire F
M. Hubbell. his daughter. Miss Beulat
Hubbell. was welded to Count Carl Axe
: Wachtmeister OF Sweden. the Rev. j
Everist Catthell OF st. Pauls Epscopa
Church. officiating. Over 700 invitations were
issued and the number of acceptances wa.
large. In the large party which came from
Chicago. where the count for the past sever
years has served his native country as vic,
consul. were the following: Baron d,
Schippenbach, Alexander Nuber. Baron Iii
jenerantz. Frederick Herman Gade. "
Kastberg, DR.. A Prick. DR.. A. Holmbee
Mitchell Folsanebee Walter Aver Frank T.
Baker. Robert Cary, Mr.. and Mrs. DaviC
Lewis. Augustus II. Goodwin Mrs c. NJ
Hewett. Miss Ethel Peck Miss Lucy Ran
nells Miss Mary Wilson and Mrs. Augustus
II. Goodwin. A reception held aftel
the wedding and at midnight Count anc
Countess Wachmeister and their Chicago
guests left for the East. The count anC
countess go direct 10 New York and on Ma!
20 will sail for Europe.