The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. White have taken
apartments at the Chalfant.
Mrs. James A. Dean, of Denver, Col,
ffortinheTIy Of Madison, is visiting Mrs. Dan
Mrs, J. J. Totten will entertain this even
ing for Miss Lenore Laycock, who is to be
married soon.
Mrs. Lilly entertained party of young
people E.i. with dance last evening for her
daughter Marguerite
Mrs. ]. f. Oglesby, of Cincinnati. is visit
ing ner daughter, Mrs. Frederick L. Fox,
on North East street.
M, Miss Grace Freean, of Chicago. who has
Deen spending the holidays with Miss Anna
Jillson, has returned home.
The annual election of officers of the
Flower Mission viii be held at the regular
meeting tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Samuel Reid gave an informal lunch
con yesterday for Mrs. e. r. Steele Collins
and daughter, of Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. f. T. Roots, of Connersville, is at
the Denlson, where she will remain until
after the session of the Legislature.
Mrs. Frank F. Churchman will observe
Thursday as her day at home at her resi-
dence, No 1874 East Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Adelia ". Coe and Mrs. Henry Coe
left yesterday for Muncie, where they will
visit Mrs L. Anna Mavity for few days.
Mrs. Anna Wilcox Barry will give a piano
recital at the Matinee Musicale this after
prano
Mr.. and Mrs Richard T. Lennox have
issued invitations for the celebration Of
| their twentieth wedding anniversary Monday
| evening, Jan. 16.
Mrs. w. H Coleman and Mrs. G. t.
| Evans will give matinee party this after
noon for Miss Foulke, of Philadelphia, and
| Miss Summers, of Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Varney are spend
ing week with Major and Mrs. A. l.
Karney at the Arsenal previous to going to
| Chicago next week to reside.
Miss Knippenberg has issued invitations
a luncheon Misses lame
son and will give a second luncheon next
week for young married ladies.
! Messrs H. D. Fletcher II. r V Fetch
er, William Hay and Frank N. Taylor, of
| This city, Will leave soon for concert tour
under the management of the Lyceum
| Bureau, Of Chicago.
! Mrs Robert Courtney Wright, who has
| Deen spending several months with her
parents, Judge and Mrs: Byron K. Elliott,
vii VIII leave the last of this week for her
| home, in Columbia, S. c.
Mr.. J. Mcclure Wiley, who has been with
Mr.; and Mrs. j. j. Cooper, has gone East
and will return in a few days when, with
| Mrs Wiley and son, they will leave for
washington, d. c., en- route to Florida TO
| spend the winter.
Invitations will be issued next week by
| Mr.. and Mrs V. 7. Malott for the marriage
| of their youngest daughter, Miss Margaret
| Patterson MalOtt, and Mr.. Paul H. White.
| TO take place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
Jan. "A, at Meridan-street M. E. Church.
| Mrs. May Wright Sewall arrived home
| yesterday from ten days visit in Wash
| ington, ID. c.. and Rochester, n. Y. Mrs.
| SeWau was the guest of Miss Susan B. An
thony While in Rochester and assisted her
| hostess in organizing a Local Council of
| Women in that city.
At 7:S0 o'clock last night occurred the mar
| riage of Mr.. George w. Hadley, of this city,
| and Mrs. Ella r.. Scobe, formerly of Green's
| burg The wedding ceremony was performed
| by ReX. j. R. 7 Iathrope, pastor Of Edwin
! street. The bride is the widow Of the late
| DR.. Scobe, of Greensburg
Mrs Charles c. O'BoyIe entertained the
| parents of a number of her pupils Monday
afternoon and a short musicale programme
was given. There were two piano Quartets
played by Misses Pauline Stein, Edna Ran
| daIl, Marie Miller and r. Roberts, with
| orchestra parts on the second piano. A piano
duet was also played by Misses Mary and
| Monica Sheerin.
Mr.. Samuel Van Camp gave a dinner last
| evening in honor of Miss Pickens and Mr.
| Adams whose marriage will take place this
| evening. The table was made attractive
| with Bride and American Beauty roses and
! handsome appointments. Among the guests
| were Miss Davis, Miss Barley, Miss Cox,
Miss Van Camp. Mr.. P. NJ Watson Mr.
| I. z. Raughey. jr.. Mr.. Lynn, Mr. Finklin
r. Pickens and Mr. Raymond Van Camp.
MRS. KINSEY'S RECEPTION.
Mrs. l.. A. Kinsey gave handsome re-
| ception yesterday afternoon at her home
on College avenue. Mrs. Kinsey was as
sisted in receiving by her sister, Mrs. Ell
! Hume, Of Greenfield Miss Mary Curtis, Of
| Hamilton, o., and Mrs Emil Wilbrandt, of
| St Louis, former resident Of this city.
| The beautiful home was deliberately decorat-
| ed with palms and ferns, the mantels be-
| ing hidden by the green, and the chande-
| 1ers were entWned with asparagus vine,
| while the draperies were caught back with
| smilax. Mrs. Kinsey wore an elegant gown
| of white MORE brocaded in stripes of Ores
| den colors and trimmed with spangle passe-
menterie. The other ladies wore rich even
| ing gowns. In the green drawing room
| American Beauty roses were used; in the
! hall scarlet poinsettie in the double library
! American Beauty roses, and in the dining
| room lace mats, on a pink satin cloth, held
| various appointments Of crystal Pink
roses were used and pink candles with
| rose shades. Mrs. Kinsey was assisted in
! the several rooms by Mrs. J. q. Barcus,
| Mrs John NJ. Lilly, Mrs ]. II. Serff, Mrs.
| Philip Mutchener Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs.
| George G. Beck, Mrs. Edward Hawkins,
| Mrs. Francis r. Jennings, Miss Ruby Rees,
| Misses Kate and Charlotte Cathcart, Miss
! Freda Walk, Miss Eliza Chambers, Miss
| Blanche O'Donnell, Miss Mary Hicks, Miss
| Elizabeth Cooper and Miss Josephine Gray
| of Anderson. An orchestra was stationed
! the balcony overlooking the drawing room.
| Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsey enter
| tanned large company at cards, Mrs. Kern,
| Mrs Lilly and Miss Cooper assisting.
| large number of out-of-town guests were
present at both entertainments.
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