The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-12
Personal and Society.

day at Hotel English
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ho-d, of New York.
are visiting relatives in the city.
c. e. Scobey and family have moved from
West North street TO 229 East st. Joe street.
Mrs. William II. Fry and daughters left
last week for Chicago to remain all winter.
Mrs. Hannah G. Chapman and Mrs.
George Chapman, jr., are at the Vic
tor.a.
Mrs. Mary Brule, of Elwood, is the guest
of Mrs. George b. Walton. on College av-
enue.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Hert, Of jefferson
vile, are the guests CT Governor and Mrs.
Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs Jackson Landers are Wis
ting at the home of R. ]. Greenough. in
Vincennes.
Mrs. Gerry NJ sanborn and little daugh-
ter left yesterday for ten days visit In
Rushville.
Miss Griffith and Miss Dell Griffith. of
Morgantown, are the guests of Mrs D.
N. Dillman.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Doris Haring, of
Chicago. are spending a few weeks at the
Charlemont.
Mrs. B. c. Earl, Of Connersville. who has
been visiting relatives in the city, has re-
Mrs. George Hadley. of Anderson. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. c. E. Scobey. go East
st. Joe street.
Miss Flora Joseph. of Washington, is the
East Ohio street.
A. Hubert Cooper. Of Terre Haute, is
visiting his cousin. Miss Margaret Witty.
Of Woodruff Place.
Mr.. Howard Dill. of Richmond. Is visiting
his family, who are the guests of Judge
and Mrs. Lewis Walker.
Miss Lynda Peckham, Of Utica, N. Y.
will come Tuesday to visit Miss Elizabeth
Dalton at the B.acherne.
Miss Earla Margaret Bowers will leave
Wednesday for Washington and Philadel-
.phia for an Indefinite visit.
The Auxiliary OF Grace Cathedral will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j. Q.
Cooper, 1il0 College avenue.
Naomi Auxiliary. o. Z. 8, will be enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. Jeffries, lill
Hoyt avenue. Thursday afternoon.
Bishop Francis s. Chatard and Rev. Jo-
| seph Chartrand. who are travelling in Eu-
rope, will return home next month.
Mrs. W. F. Kenney will entertain the
Chapel Club next "Wednesday afternoon at
| her home. 1904 North Illinois street.
DR.. Rachael Swain and Mrs. Fremont
| Swain will observe Thursdays as at-home
day. instead of Fridays, as formerly.
Mrs. w. B. Tarleton and Miss Maud
Tar.eton, Of Martinsville. are visiting at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Deakins.
Mrs. Pierre Gray will go to Chicago to-
! day TO attend the grand opera season. Dur
ing her stay she will be the guest of Mrs.
| Henry c. Lytton.
| The Misses Irane, of Park avenue. had
for their guests last week Metsrs Albert
| bergman, William Phillips and r. Phil
/
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ross will entertain to-
| morrow evening for Miss May Thompson,
who will leave In two weeks to join her
| parents in Havana, Cuba.
/ Mrs. Eudorus M. Johnson and Mrs.
| Francenia Wilson will be at home in
| formally tomorrow afternoon for their
| guests, the Misses Johnson. of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. William Archdeacon and Mr..
and Mrs. George Bruce have issued invita-
tons for a dancing party wednesday even
ing at the Bruce home, on College avenue.
The ladies of George H. Thomas w. r. c.,
No. 20, will give donation social at the res
| idence of Mrs. L. d. Armstrong. 1874 Ash
street, Wednesday, Nov. 10, from to Z
| p. m.
Miss Mary E. Hedrick. who has been for
| turned to this city and will make her home
with DR.: Rachael Swain, of Woodruff Place,
! during this winter.
The Kokolno Dispatch says: Hon. ]. A.
and Mrs. Wildman, of indianapolis, are
in the city. guests at the Lindell Hotel. II
was on this IDENTICAL spot that the Wildman
| home was located many years ago. when
| they we're residents of Kokcmo.
Miss Josephine Robinson was the hostess
! yesterday afternoon for rose luncheon in
Conn. The decorations of the dining-room
| table were chrysanthemums. The guests to
meet Miss Cone were Mrs. John T. Brush,
| Miss Claire Shower, Miss Elizabeth Dye,
Miss Shipp, Miss Carrie Malott.
The ladies of the NJ. c. b. Club Of Holy
Cross parish will entertain their friends
| with a caro- party at the parOCnlal resi-
dence on Wednesday evening, Nov. Is. The
ladies have been working with will to
make the affair success and promise an
enjoyable evening TO all who attend. Hand
some prizes will be offered and dainty re-
| freshments will be served.
The pupils of Miss Susan Brown gave a
recital yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ovid b. Jameson. Miss Brown was
assisted by Mr.. Leckner, violinist The
children my who participated in the
| Master VernoD Hahn NisSes put AGisor
| Ethel Baker, Mary Mesker, Grace Cum
mings. Marian Furnas. Hetty Morrison:
| Master Raymond Metzger, Master Edmund
| Eiter and John Jameson.
A pleasant surprise party was given Miss
Margaret Mahoney by her friends last Mon
day evening in honor of her sixteenth birth
dancing, Mr. Lou Umphrey furnishing sew
! eral piano selections. Carnations were
given as favors. Those present were Misses
Jennie Murray. Mary Lawson, Nellie Ham
ley Nettie Bristow. Anna Talkenberg, Mar
garet Mahoney. Nellie Bieman, May Glenn
de den, l and Nora Mahoney and Messrs.
Leo Keene, Will Hanley. George Dux Oliver
Wyman, Will Hoefgen and Ed Haldy.
This week there will be few social func-
| tons and the only thing of interest will be
the Naval Fair of the Flower Mission.
! The women of Indianapolis are very good
about putting off entertainments during this
week, so as not to detract from the at
tendance at the Naval Fair. There is every
reason 10 believe that the fair viii be more
| OI Il SuCrtSS lfllS year ln8n ever De1Ore and
more money has been spent by the asso-
citation to bring the entertainment up to
the standard. 'Pinafore' will be presented
on the opening night. Tuesday, and the
last two nights will be devoted TO vaude-
vile.
The first of the series of entertainments
which have been planned by the members
or the woodruff Place Clubhouse occurred
| last night. II was masque ball. and was
| attended by most OF the club members. The
ballroom was prettily decorated with au-
tumn flowers. The stage was converted into
coy corner. and here the refreshments
were served from daintily appointed tables.
Masks formed a unique decoration about
the hall. and row was placed across the
stage. The committee in charge of the en-
tertainment was Mrs. O. l.. Huey. Mrs NJ
s. Huey, Mrs. w. II. Gilman, Miss Bertha
| WATSON, Miss Emma WATSON and Mrs
Thurtle. There will be some sort of an en-
tertainment every two weeks.
Club Notes.
The indianapolis Literary Club Monday
IAN Appreciation" Hewitt II. Rowland
The Century Club tuesday, story. Mr..
Lafayette Page: the paper. why Solomon
Scion Failed" Mr.. Albert Rabb.
Monday Afternoon Club-Hostess Mrs
| Kendall. Culture Through Action" Mrs
Robson; THE Highest Type" Miss Cox
The Friday Afternoon Club-Mrs Twi-
name, hostess. Shakespeare: The Man the
Time, His Sonnets." Mrs. Hit; selection
Mrs. Haskell
Sketching Club. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| 1rt. THE Spirit of the Renaissance" Ieah
Fletcher: talk Louise VI. Wright "Renais-
iance Motifs" Edith Williams