The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Weller. of Hartford City, is the guest
of Mrs. S. Munter.
Mrs. Franklin w. Hays is i'll at her home
on Nerth Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Z. Fl. Trip has returned from a
visit TO relatives at Mount Vernon.
Miss Eliza Chambers will leave to-day for
Muncie to visit friends for a few weeks
Miss Nellie P Simmons returned. yester-
day from a visit to her sister in Chicago.
Mr.. Grafton Johnson gave a theater party
last evening in honor of the Misses Malott.
Mr.. Cohn. of Urbana a fish commissioner
Of Illinois, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. !. Fisher.
Mrs. w. J. Holiday will gave a luncheon
tomorrow for Miss Bella Sharpe, of
Helena Mont.
Mrs. James Macfarlane of Pittsburg. will
come, this week, to visit her sister, Mrs. K.
+. Hodges and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Daniel Stewart will leave
Thursday for New York.
Mrs John Steiner, of Cataract is spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Wallace at the Blacherne.
Mrs. James Z. Gilbert, who has been visit
ing friends in this city, will leave to-day for
her nome In Washington, ID. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Eckhouse and daughter
Miss Jessie Eckhouse, sailed Saturday for
Europe, u be absent six months.
Judge D. V. Burns, formerly of this city,
an On now OF Denver, who has been here for
Mrs. w. S; r. Harrington and sister, Mrs.
Arthur Brigham. of Boston, will go to Mar
tinsville to-day to remain short time.
Mrs. Stiefel, of Angola, formerly Miss
Edith Kahn, of this city, is visiting her
mother and family, on East New York
street.
Mrs. Katherine Kregelo Martin and
daughter VIII leave to-day for Los Angeles,
Cal, in a party with DR.. Needham, of
Mrs. Herman Spohr, of ST. Louis. came
yesterday to visit Mrs. o. G. Pfaff and Mrs,
H L. Atterbury will come this week for a
short visit.
Mrs. ]. r. Wild will join Mr. and Mrs
Bonner, of Pittsburg, for a trip to the
Mediterranean and will sail from New
York Feb 9.
spending a month with Mrs George N. Cat
terson. will return to her home in Charles
ton. ILL.,, to-day.
Miss Harriet EiteI will give a dinner
Friday evening in honor of Miss Augusta
Schramm and Mr.. F. T. Ross who are to
be married next week.
Mrs. William Braden and Mrs. O. j. r.
Hanna, of Michigan. formerly of this city,
are at the Hotel English, and will leave
Thursday for New York.
Mr.. William 3. Stone returned TO New
York Yesterday, after being with his mother
and sister, Mrs. Claude Griffith, at the
Blacherne, for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Eaglesield have
gone to New York and will sail Saturday
for Leipsic. where Mrs. Eaglesfield and
children will remain several years
Mrs. A. b. Gates and Mrs II. Fl. Rowland
entertained few friends last evening with
informal dance for Miss Grace WATSON,
who will leave tomorrow for New York.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Voorhees, Brown
at the Propylaeum, when their visitor, Mr..
Elijah r. Kennedy. will give an Illustrated
talk on italian Cities
Invitations have been issued for the mar
nf les a
Simmons and Mr. George Philip Meier, to
take place Tuesday evening, Feb Ia, at No.
POPS North Alabama street. The at-home
vania street, after March 10.
The performance OF the Dramatic Club
tonight will begin promptly at Sis o'clock
Anna May Coe and Mr.. Duane H. Bowles
are also members of the committee, hav-
ing the play in charge, in addition to those
whose names have already been given. -..t
FOR MR.. AND MRS. YOUNG.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Goltra gave a hand
some reception last evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Young, who will go to Chi
cago to reside. The new home on North
Meridian street was adorned with palms,
ferns and smilax in profusion and different
flowers gave note of color in each room
Mr. and Mrs. Goltra and Mr.. and Mrs
Young received. An orchestra, screened by
palms, played a musical programme Mrs.
Gcltra was assisted in her Inequalities by
her sister, Miss leila Rust, Miss Jessie Pat
terson, Miss Fay Goltra and Miss Mildred
MOorhead, who presided in the dining room.
and by Misses Louise Young and Ruth
MoOrhead, who served the punch in the IL
brary. Green characterized the decoration
of the reception room, and red carnations
the second parlor The library was in palms
and the dining room had pink roses and
ferns. with pink tapers in the silver CANDLE
holders. During the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Young were presented with a beautiful sill
yer service of five pieces and set of
spoons, the gift of Mr.. Youngs associates
in the l.. E. & w. Railroad office The
presentation was made by Mr.. John b. Cock
rum, the general attorney of the road Mr.
Young will leave to-day for Chicago and
Mrs. Young will join him there in a short
time. Among the guests at the reception
were Miss Grace Cheney of Bloomington,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews. of Lafayette.
IAWSON-M' DONALD.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MONTPELIER, Ind, Jan. 30.-Ex-City
Treasurer Charles w. Lawson now head
bookkeeper for the Jarecki Oil Well Supply
Company. at Lima, and Miss Marie Nc
Donald, daughter of Alexander Mcdonald,
one of the most prominent oil producers
in the Indiana field were married yester-
day They We're married by Rev. Father
Die, of Hartford City, and will reside in