The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Caleb Newell Lodge will return from
New York to-day.
Mrs Fremont Swain will sing at the First
Baptist Church Sunday.
Miss Sarah Shields entertained yesterday
for her visitor Miss Reid.
Miss Caroline Marmon and Miss Ella Von-
negut Will return TO college Tuesday.
Miss Marie Starr entertained a number of
her young friends yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. f. Sproule will observe Fridays
at home with Mrs. George Philip Meier.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason have
invited friends for dinner Tuesday evening.
Mrs r. Nevin and son Godfrey and
Miss. Jennie McDermott will go to Europe
April To-
Miss Erna Eiler, Of Muncie. will arrive
to-day TO visit Mrs. Edward Wood, Of North
Capitol avenue.
Miss Mary Sayles will go TO Cleveland
Saturday to make short visit before re-
turning 10 college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gregory of Omaha,
next month TO live.
Mrs. Arthur Brigham. who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. s. r. Harrington, will leave
to-day for Pittsburg.
Mr.. Arthur P. Preston is preparing Cow
ems 'Rosemaiden." to be given by his pu-
pills at concert in May.
Miss Orrin Woollen will return to-day
from New York where she has been visit
ing friends for nine weeks.
Mrs. Ziegler and daughter Helen, of CO.
lumbus. o.. are spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Matson at the Bla-
cherne.
Miss Katherine Ayres. who has been Wis
iting friends in Boston, will return home
next week TO spend ten days before return
ing to college
Mrs. Addison Bybee and daughter Louise
will return from California early in May.
and the middle of June they expect to go
TO England to spend the summer.
Mr.. w. b. Wheelock will return to-day
from Europe He went abroad in January
and took the Mediterranean trip with a
number OF other indianapolis people.
Mrs John III. Holiday was the hostess for
small tea yesterday. which she gave in
honor of her niece, Mrs George Burgess. CT
Memphis, who is visiting Mrs c. c. Bur-
CESS.
Mrs Philip Goetz will sing at the Musk
verein concert at the German House con-
cert this evening in place of Mrs. Matzke.
who Is III. Mrs. Goetz will go TO Chicago
Monday to spend a fortnight with her
mother
Mrs: w. F. Kuhn entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon and was assisted by
Mrs. Mummenhoff. Mrs. Bohlen. Mrs. Theo-
core stein, Mrs. Chevalier and Mrs. Sind
Inger- Ihsre were numerous handsome
prizes Tor the winners of the games.
MISS Elizabeth Chapman gave a small tea
Yesterday ;, afternoon in honor OF Miss Nellie
played themes from the various coon songs
snu ,he Sue Tizs Were asked 70 name the
SpASS- y prize was gwen the successful
contestant. This afternoon Mrs. W. r. Y.
sylvester will give a 5-o'clock tea for Miss
Blitz.
Mrs. +. c. Atkins gave a company YES
terday afternoon for the friends Il her
daughter Mrs Mcmahon Mrs. Henry 4.
Atkins presided at the daintily appointed
tea table and Mrs. n. A Gladding at the
ice table. Mrs. Atkinss other daughter
Mrs. Arthur ID. Gates and the Misses At
kins assisted in entertaining Mrs Nc
Mahon and son. who have been here several
weeks, Will return 10 Colorado Springs Mon
day.
Mrs Martin ". Mansfield gave a progress
siVe card party yesterday afternoon having
guests for fifteen tables. The hostess was
assisted by her daughter. Miss Corinne
Mansfield. Miss Harriet Eitol the Misses
Wiegand. Miss Amber Ensley and Miss Res-
sic Byfield. The rooms were decorated with
spring flowers. Last evening Mr. and Mrs
Mansfield entertained the same number OF
guests at cards and were assisted by the
same young ladies.
Mrs. Ida Gray Scott has returned from
Muncie and Shelbyville Mrs. Scott sang at
a musicale given by Mrs. Kumler at the
former place Tuesday evening and gave
recital before the Matinee Musicale at Shell
byviile Wednesday afternoon. For the lat