The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Voss will not observe her usual re-
ception to-day.
Miss Emma Martin entertained a few
friends at tea Tuesday.
Dr. H. NJ. Lash left the city yesterday for
an absence Of one or two weeks.
Mrs. Heath, u Anderson. is the guest of
friends on North New Jersey street
Mrs. John Downing Johnson Ia has returned
from visit Of three weeks in Illinois
Mrs Minnie Gage Boyd and children have
gone to New York TO reside permanently.
Mrs j. W. Iovett of Anderson, is visit
ing Mrs. c. s. Denny, on North Pennsyl-
vania street
Mrs. Anetta Earl. of Lafayette. is the
sylvania street.
Mrs Charles Ingraham has gone to An
derson TO spend a week with her daughter
Miss Lena lngraham.
Mr.. w c. Hall and family. of Brazil. have
leased the j. T.. Shower residence, No 9VS
North Delaware street.
Mrs. Ethel Williamson Bumsted and
daughter, of New Jersey. are visiting Mrs.
Williamson on Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reid entertained
young married people at cards last evening
in honor of DIR. and Mrs. j. Rilus Eastman.
The Willard W. G.. II. L. will meet at the
home of Mrs T.. X Morris No. 1905 North
Delaware street, at 2:3O o'clock this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kincaid and son
will leave next week for extended trip
West and will be absent until October or
later.
Senator and Mrs Albert j. Beveridge will
sail Monday on the Empress OF India from
Vancouver, Il. c., for China and the Philip
pines.
Mrs. T. A. Wagner gave small company
Tuesday evening for her niece, Miss Wag-
next week.
Mr.. Charles Major will read paper be-
fore the Katherine Merrill Club and its
guests tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Miss Shipp.
Mrs. F. f. Carvin entertained yesterday
afternoon for Miss Laura Wilson. of Kansas
City. who is her guest and who VIII return
home next week.
of friends yesterday i'm honor of Miss Nellie
Blitz, of Minneapolis who is visiting Mrs.
w. r. N. Sylvester.
Mrs. George Philip Meier will observe her
first Friday at home to-day. assisted by
Mrs. and Miss Sproue. Miss Mary j. Davis
and Miss Elizabeth Cooper.
Miss Eta Knox has gone to Kansas. City
to visit Mr. and Mrs Samuel Swigert. form
erly of this city She will visit at St Jo-
seph, Mo-, before returning.
Mrs. j. NJ Winters and Mrs c.. N Cater
son have been appointed leaders OF the the sixth l2I
Pauline kistner secretary and Mrs. j. w.
Hess treasurer.
Mrs. Henry c. Atkins entertained young
ladies and gentlemen yesterday to have
them meet her sister. Miss Katherine Win
ter. who has recently returned from ex-
tended trip abroad. Mrs. Atkins was as
sisted by Misses Frances and Emma Atkins,
Miss Mary Noble and Miss Margaret Carey.
The drawing room was fragrant with car
nations and roses, and the artistically ap-
pointed tea table was adorned with a basket
of white roses, mignonette and viOlets.
Mrs Frank w. Morrison entertained forty
friends handsomely at cards yesterday for
II. Friedley and Miss COrinna Robbins as
sisted. The rooms were decorated with
flowers and a particularly beautiful decora-
tion OF pink and white flowers set in
shades of pink crepe paper and ribbon was
used on the mantel. Mrs. Neuburger, of
Chicago. and Mrs. Charles Bender. of
Muncie. were among the guests. Mrs.
Swart will return home next week.
Mrs. Alfred Potts gave children's party
yesterday to celebrate the eleventh birth
day anniversary of her daughter Marjorie.
The children were entertained with dane
ing and games, one of the latter being
originated by the little hostess. The chill
dren were given slips of paper with the
name OF a Mother Goose character or one
from fairy story and each in turn said
or did something to illustrate the charac-
ter. and the other children guessed the
name. There were Easter favors of eggs
and toys presented as souvenirs of the
happy event About forty children were
present.
LIGGETT-WILKINSO
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MONTPELIER, Ind, March 23.-Miss
Cora Wilkinson. daughter of James Wiikin-
son, proprietor of the New Brunswick Hotel.
of this city. and Mr.. p c. Liggett, of Fort
Wayne, were married last night at the
brides home in this city by Rev. Holo-
peter, of the NJ. f. Church. wedding sup
per was served at the hotel.
JEWETT-HIGDON.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind. March 23.-Miss Par
thenia Higdon and Mr.. Everett p. Jewett
were married at the residence of the brides
PARENTS last night by the Rev. j. II. charl-
ton. The couple left for Lincoln. Neb., on
wedding trip
The First Spiritualist Church, corner OF
Alabama and New York streets, will cee-
brate the fifty-first anniversary of modern
spiritualism on Saturday evening with