The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Mrs. ]. Shular, of Danville. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. T. Shular. in Morton Place.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper will give a luncheon
tomorrow for Miss Cook. Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Frank s. Born left. yesterday, for
Seattle and the West. to remain indefinitely.
Lieutenant Lindsey. of West Point. who
day.
Miss Henderson will entertain the card
club OF which she Is a member Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Edwin Rogers left, yesterday. for a
visit of a few days in the country near
Lebanon.
Mrs. Louis Hollweg has gone to St. Louis
to spend several weeks with her sister. Mrs.
Won Starkloff.
Mrs. Comfy and Mrs. Marvin Rice Max
well will return tomorrow from a short
trip to Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Y. Carey. of Cincinnati.
are visiting their brother, Mr.. Simeon b.
Carey, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Howard will leave
to-day to spend a month in Baltimore and
other Eastern cities.
Miss Gertrude wocher will return, May
"a, from Washington, d. c., where she has
been attending school.
A reception will be given Friday evening
in the parlors of the Tabernacle Church by
ladies Of several sections.
Mrs; Henry G; Rogers and SON. who were
Rogers, returned TO Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Howard A Dill and children, of
Richmond, are expected. Tuesday, TO spend
a month with Judge and Mrs. L. c. Walker.
Mrs. Mary A. Moody left yesterday to at
tend the Woman's international Health Pro,
tective League to be held in Cleveland. o.,
this week.
Invitations have been sent out to a number
or the leading artists of the city for a meet
ing Friday evening at the home of Miss
Mary Y. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Langenberg an
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Bertha, and Mr.. +. w. Jungclaus, the mar
riage to take place in early June.
Mrs. A. L. Varney will spend a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon varney.. and will go
East to remain until fall, when she will
join Major Varney at San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Griffiths will go to
Lafayette, Friday. where Mr.. Griffiths will
read his paper on "Rudyar6 Kipling'' be-
fore the University Club at Purdue.
Miss Cook, of Cincinnati. and Mrs. Paul,
Of Chicago, are here to attend the party to
be given this evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Cortland Van Camp for Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Van Camp.
Mrs William Dugdale has issued invita-
tons for a company, Monday afternoon, I'm
honor of Mrs. and Miss Laughlin, of Chi
cago. Miss Merrill will read her paper on
shakespeare, the Man, as Revealed in His
Works"
Miss Adelaide Carman will give a report of
the meeting OF the Federation of Women's
Musical Clubs, held In ST. Louis last week,
before the members of the Matinee Musicale
at the business meeting TO be held this after
noon at the Propylaeum.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Darnell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Faulkner. of Danville. will attend the Press
Club concert next Wednesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H.. Afford and son and Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Smith, of Zionsville, will also
bring "A party or friends next Wednesday to
the concert.
Gen. James r. Carnahan and wife will
start to-day on a Western trip. They will
90 first to Helena, Mont, thence to Seattle,
A1Rfnr1n than n nr@la nj
Ore. from there TO California. returning
home through Nevada, Utah and Colorado.
They will be absent about five weeks.
Mrs: Walter l.. h1illiken gave a pretty 5
O'Clock tea yesterday for her sister. Miss
Louise Bybee. who has just returned from
California, and who will leave soon for Eu-
Guided Misses Ruth Pratt, Gertrude Butler,
Natalie Dalton, Elizabeth Fletcher, Edith
WWilsOn' Helsn Bennett Helen pay Edith
Margaret Shipp. Elsie Appel. Elizabeth
Peck. Florence Butler, Emily Winters,
Misses Nle.se c lyman rb Marine anno,n Eoster and the ne
green and white. with lilies of the valley for
the several rooms
Mrs. William c. Haueisen gave a coffee
Yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Flor
ence Day. The rooms were adorned with
vases OF spring flowers. marguerites of yell
low and white. bridal wreath and carnations
Silver hearts Tied W Wits ri tGr ,he 1 gneI Iss,s we're re
meet the bride-elect were Mrs. w. +. Land
ers, Mrs. J. Rilus Eastman. Mrs. Henry p.
Louis Weslyn Jones, Mrs. Paul H. White.
Mrs. John Somerville. Miss Erwin. the
Misses Holman. Miss Willard. Miss Haueisen.
Mrs Bertrand B. Adams. Miss Hasselman
and her visitor, Miss 1almage of Chicago.
Miss Day of Milwaukee, Miss Keep, Misses
Elizabeth, Demia and Florence Butler, the
Misses Fahnley. the Misses Spann. the
Misses ketcham. Miss Coburn. Miss Reese
and her visitor, Miss Rondthaler. Miss Flea
nor Smith and Miss Carey.
A drawing room musicale was given last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Gates. The programme arranged included
a first part. given by Mrs. Philip Goetz,
Mrs. Albert r. Thompson, Mr.. Frank Tay-
Tor and Mrs. McGibeny. all well-known and
f~avorite musicians: and the second part was
given by the Accidental Flats and Sharps
Quartet. that took part In the vaudeville
entertainment of the Dramatic Club. Mr..
Edward T. Gates took the part of director
IN the absence OF Mr.. Sharpe. and Mr.. Tay-
Tor played In Mr.. Gates's place. The quar-
tet numbers. the duet by Mrs. Rowland and
Mr.. Gates and the cornet solo by Mrs. Nc
Gibeny met a fattering reception from the
audience. The large silver Instruments,
with kazoo attachments. provoked curiosity
mt their possibilities and wonder in the
nshds or the musicians. Mrs. Rowland, Mrs.
Mcclbeny, Mr.. Arthur Smith. Mr.. Taylor
and Mr. Gates In addition TO the prepared
programme Mr.. ID. r. Gcbhardt. OF Louis
Barnett. a basso. sang the "Old Guard.
and Mrs Rowland contributed two soi0e.
WEISER-LEHMAN.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
kokoMO. Ind, May s.--Charles A. weis-
er and Miss Josephine Lehman. both of this
city. were married Monday evening at the
residence OF the brides father. A. w Leh-
man, by the Rev. Edwin T.. Gregg. pastor
OF Grace AZ f. Church. After June / they