The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. d. S. Hill has gone to Chicago to
spend some time.
Mrs. Maurice AIbrecht has returned from
a visit of several weeks in Chicago.
Miss Erwin VIII give the second of her SER
les or luncheons Friday of this week.
Mrs. Philip Goetz will assist Miss Blanche
ODonnell at her piano recital Thursday.
Mrs. Z. L. Hatch, of Detroit, who visit
ed Miss Florence Coffin, has returned home.
Mrs. Albert Cowen, Of Louisville, will
arrive to-day TO visit Mrs. l. @. Willard and
family.
Mrs. George L. Rittenhouse has gone to
Pittsburg TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Palmer.
Mrs. Dufield. of Detroit, who is to visit
Mrs. w. Z. Herod, Will not arrive until to-
morrow.
Miss Alice Day, of Milwaukee, is the guest
of Miss Florence Day. and will remain sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Julia Rive King, of New York. is
visiting relatives in this city and is AT the
Denison Hotel.
Mrs. Marion Martin. of Chicago. who has
returned home.
Mrs. Henry Jameson and the Misses
Jameson have discontinued their reception
day for the season.
Mr.. John Julian went 20 Francisville yes
terday TO visit his wife and son who are
with Mrs. Cecil Mahlon.
Mr.. Sparks, of Alton. H.. is here to at
tend the funeral of Miss Catherine Noble
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Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Bradbury. accom-
panied by Miss LaTdner, of Chicago. will
arrive at the Denison this morning TO remain
a few days.
are visiting Mrs. Kreider's mother, Mrs.
Clark and family. Mrs. Kreider will remain
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almus G.. Ruddell have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Stanton until they
go TO housekeeping.
Mrs. Painter, who has been visiting her
sen. DIR. II. o. Painter and daughter. Mrs.
Carl H.. Lieber. will return 10 her home in
Wiscor sin tomorrow.
A Philadelphia paper announces the en-
erly of this city, and MIR. J. Mahlon Hutch
inson. of Philadelphia. Mrs. Mansur is now
in Europe.
Miss Anna Fry Jones, of Boonton. N. j.,
visit Mrs. William Wallace for a week,
when she will visit Misses Helen and Mary
Mckinney.
Miss Gertrude and Miss Juliet Mitchell, of
Chicago, who have been the guests of the
Misses Donlon. of No. 1912 North Illinois
street. for the past few days. will leave to-
day for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richie and children,
who have been in Chicago, will return to
this city to reside permanently and will be
with Mr.: and Mrs. II. H. Friedley until they
Pennsylvania street.
There will be a large children's party at
the German House Saturday. The dance
class will meet for the last time and a COM
mittee of the German House has arranged a
series of amusements in addition to the
dance for the children. The event will be
the clubhouse.
There will be a reception this afternoon
| from . to 4 o'clock at Mayer Chapel. corner
of Catherine and West streets in the interest
| of the kindergarten and other work which
is being so successfully conducted there.
Both The domestic training. and kinder
garten schools will be in session during the
reception.
The nominating committee of the Contem-
porary Club will present the following list
of officers. at the meeting Wednesday even
ing: President, Miss Catherine Merrill; vice
presidents. Rev. f. T.. Dewhurst, Mr.. T. c.
Day. Rev. G a. Christensen; secretary.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall, and treasurer.
Mr.. George l.. Hume.
Miss Helen F. Conner will go to Terre
Haute this morning with Mr.. John A. Finch.
Mr.. Finch will deliver a lecture before the
Live-the Unity of Human Experience He
has a cousin in the normal, Miss Nora
Conner, of Noblesville. Miss Conner will be
the guest of Mrs. Hattie c. Blair while in
Terre Haute.
The annual meeting of the Union of Liter
airy Clubs will be, held in Terre Haute next
resent clubs from this city: Woman's Club.
Mrs. w. L. Elder and Miss Nicholson: Fort
nightly Literary Club, Mrs J. S; Tarking-
Thompson and Mrs. s. f. Perkins: Kath-
crime Merrill Club. Mrs. John Z. Cleland
Club. Mrs. {. N. Walker and Miss EmiIyy
Fletcher; Parlor Club, Mrs. a. r. Hale and
Mrs. a. l.. Lockridge.
The Bachelor Girls Club gave a play last
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Burger, on North Illinois street.
The play Vas IS The Lady from PhiIadel-
Cora Beatty, Miss Jessie Conklin. Miss nellie
Wales Miss Lucia Pearl Burger Miss Har-
Brown and Mr.. Horace Gwinn. Miss Clara
Wales was stage manager. and there was
music mus before the p%erformanee: The play
young people. The club is composed of
young ladies of the neghborhood.
Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper announces the
engageme ens OF her her da rnSn Wina 2 and
Universaiist Church, Rutland. VI. The
wedding will take place about the middle
merly of this city. where they are well
known. have been spending the past winter
ard are now in Washington. D.; c. Mrs.
Harper, who has been engaged I'm miscel-
laneous literary work since her completion
OF the biography Of Miss Susan r.. An
before the international Council of Women,
10 meet in London in .une. Miss Harper
is a graduate of Leland Stanford University
and has written for a number of magazines
! and newspapers.
DR.. and Mrs. \. T.. Wilson observed their
tenth wedding anniversary Yesterday by re-
eeiving their friends informally. Mrs. VIII
son received in the afternoon. assisted hy
Mrs. r. n. Parry. Mrs. Edmund &. Cali
Mrs. James N. Rogers. Mrs. r.. r.. Minor.
Miss Clara Scholz and Miss Mary Minor
In the evening DR.. and Mrs. Wilson We're
assisted by Rev. and Mrs. Rawls. Rev. and
Mrs. George -. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c..
Richie. Mir. and Mrs. James Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wesby. Mrs. South.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Carver. Mrs. Mary Me-
Neeley. Misses Jennie Cowau. Alice RAN
dali. Jennie Pfaffenberger, Nettie Dunn and
Beryl Moore. Misses Georgia and Helen
Wilson had charge OF the guest book and
distributed the favors, which were minia-
ture tin spoons tied with ribbon. During
the evening Miss Esther Wilcox gave violin
! solos. The rooms were prettiiy decorated