The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. John T. Brush has discontinued her
day at home for the season.
Mrs John ouinius: Of New Orleans. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c. kriel.
Mrs. G.. A. Wilson, of st. Louis, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Barnes
DR.. William S. Beck has gone to Chicago
and the Northwest TO spend several weeks.
Mrs. Charles T.. Hall will go to st. Louis.
this week, to visit DR.. and Mrs. IL. 5.
Krug.
Mrs. Paul Sherman is expected next week
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Haerie.
The Conversation Club will meet to-day
with Mrs. j. j. Price, No. 142l North Ala
bama street.
Mrs. Clifford Arrick and daughter, of
Washington. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
III. III. Miller.
Mr.. Caleb Newell Lodge has gone to CO.
lumbus, o., to visit his cousin, Mr.. Caleb
Lodge Mckee.
Mr.. j. w. Bryan has sold his home on
North Illinois street and will soon remove
TO Woodruff Place.
Mrs. L. B. McOuat has returned from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. o W.. Hol-
comb. in Washington, d. c.
DR.. Frank Dorsey. of New York, who is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Katherine L. Dor
sey, will return home to-day.
Mrs. George 7. Meier, OF g2 North Penn
sylvania, has returned from Lafayette and
will resume her days at home.
Miss Dorothy Cole: IF Rushyilles is here
to visit her aGntS, Mrs. Charles -. Lewis
and Mrs. Charles w. FAIRBANKS.
Mrs. William b. Burford and daughter
will return tomorrow from a visit to Mrs.
Burford's sister in Kansas City.
Mrs. Frederick Trow Ross has issued in
vitations for q tea. Friday afternoon, May
5, at her home, No. 2i26 Central avenue.
Miss Ethel Reeves, Miss Russell and a
number of other young ladies will give a
dance at the Brenneke Academy this even
ing.
Dr a,d Mrs William r, George will give
a dinner, Tuesday evening, for Miss Marion
Rondthaler, of Chicago, who is visiting Miss
Reese
Miss Schellschmidt. who has been spend
ing some time in New York with her sister.
Mrs. Rous, and studying. music, VIII return
home soon.
The eighth section Of the Kindergarten
will give q calico social Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Il. e. Somerville. No.
1925 Fletcher avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Churehman have
| returned from their wedding trip and are
with Mrs. Churchman at Beech Grove farm
until they go TO housekeeping.
Mrs. Henry l. Wallace will receive in
formally this afternoon at . O'clock for Mrs
w. Il. Herods guest. Mrs. Duffield. or De-
troit. There are no invitations.
The Ladies of the Maennerchor Society
gave a prize euchre last evening at the nall
and had the gentlemen for their guests.
awarded.
The committee appointed by Mrs. Sewall
Wednesday in the interest of a women's
| meeting will meet Thursday morning, May
4, at $3.50 o'clock at Mrs. SewalIs residence
with the chairman. Mrs. L. j. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chenoweth gave a
dinner party, Tuesday. evening for Mrs.
| Robert j. Espy, of ~Shelbyville, Tenn, Mrs.
Chenoweth's mother. The table decorations
were pink and white, and about twenty
guests wero entertained.
Miss Elearor Smith and Miss Virginia
| Keep entertained the members OF the fam
lily of the Katherine Home yesterday after
noon at the home of Miss Smith. They were
assisted by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. c. Fl; Com
of tea for the old ladies.
The Rectors' Aid Society OF Christ Church
will give a household fair at the Propylaeum
a play, ''The Professors Daughter" will be
given with Miss Garrard, Miss Armstrong.
Mr.. T. T. Haughey' IT.. and Others In the
a children's party and dancing. The booths
are TO represent the days of the week.
The over the Teacups Club held an open
day. meeting. yesterday. with Mrs 5. f:
Perkins. Each member had the privilege Of
inviting three guests and there was quite a
company present TO listen TO the paper by
Mr.. John L. Cleland on "Coleridge.' After
the paper. refreshments were served.
Among the guests was Mrs. Whipple. OF
Rockville, who is visiting Mrs. Perkins.
Section "Z' of the First Baptist Church
will give a programme of songs and
poetry" this evening at the church. with
the following numbers: Baritone solo. Mr..
IEOhIs NOt&i stitGtlOI NtiNS III Ia NOll a
section jsngles by members of the section:
section echoes, Rev. L. j. Niilers; song by
Mardo Kaehn, OF the Boys Club: charac-
ter piece. "A Song of Yore." Mrs. j.. V.
Barker and Miss Alice Winestein; song,
Miss Mary Broughton.
Mrs. J. K. Sharpe gave a pink carnation
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Dufield. OF De-
troit. In the reception hall there were tall
vases OF pear blossoms and in the reception
room lilacs. The places at the table were
marked by pictures on parchment fastened
10 pink satin ribbon and bearing the guests
name. The ladies 10 meet Mrs Dufiield
were Mrs. w. 4. Herod. Mrs. II. ). Fraser,
Mrs. II. L. Wallace. Mrs. J. Rilus Eastman.
Miss Beatty. Mrs. AUGUSTUS Coburn Mrs. G.
r. Sullivan. Mrs. III. w. Bennett, Mrs. VIII
liam IL. Coburn and Mrs. II. +. Rowland.
Miss Blanche O'Donnell gave a piano re-
citol yesterday afternoon, assisted by Mrs.
Philip Goeiz. Miss O'Donnell Is one of the
leading planists OF the Matinee Musicale.
and she plays with technical ability and in
teIlisence. She possesses the dramatic sense
well developed ana interprets the compost
tons with that spirit. Miss O'DoDnelis
numbers were the Sonata in ID minor" by
Beethoven: "Etude Op go" b. Czerney:
"Staccato Caprice" by Max Vogrich: SPIN
ning. Song, by Mendelssohn: 'Mazurka OPP
IS, No. 4" and "Etude In G-fiat major by
Chopin and the "Erl Koenig,' by Schubert
; Liszt- Mrs Gcetz was in good voice and