The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Anna stanton.
Mrs. James W. Harper has returned from
a visit with friends In Chicago.
Mrs. William Shaw, of Cincinnati, is at
the Bates House for a few days.
Mrs. T. c. Day has returned home from
Chicago and Minneapolis. where she visited
relatives.
The Meridian w. C. r. u. will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Morgan, No. 2O29
Broadway.
iting friends in Chicago, will return home
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Arthur 3. Grover entertained a few
friends Informally at luncheon yesterday
in her apartments at the Holloway.
Mrs. Carney entertained the club of
which she is a member. yesterday after
noon. at her home, 1914 North Illinois street.
tons for Tuesday afternoon, Dec. IL, IN
honor of Mrs. Findlay, of Schuylerville,
N. Y.
The Kappa Alpha Pheta Alumni Club will
meet next Saturday with Mrs. Walter Hub
bard at her home, 1906 North Meridian
street.
Mrs. A. p. Stanton and Miss Stanton en-
tertained at luncheon. yesterday, in honor
OF Miss Ruddell, of Kokcmo, who is visit
ing them.
Miss Irene wetherald, of Connersville,
who has been visiting friends in the city,
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returning home.
Mrs. Charles B. Ford will hold her annual
exhibit of china Thursday and Friday in
the afternoon and evening, Dee. 8 and z. at
her home. 2521 College avenue.
Mrs. Eli kaufman will give n bowling
party at the German House tomorrow
evening in honor of her visitor, Miss
Frances Eisman, of Pittsburg.
Mrs. William Wallace Richardson and
sister. Miss Swanston. will entertain at
rordG Trro=6oU affaTnnnn NJ HIfcc Suron
ston's HON in Woodruff Place.
Mrs. William H.. Hubbard has issued in
vitations for two receptions Wednesday
and Thursday of next week in honor of
Miss Montfort. of Cincinnati, and Miss
Edith Field, of Los Angeles, Cal.
The woman's Missionary Circle of the
First Baptist Church will meet Friday
afternoon, Dec. ii, with Mrs. s. o. Pickens,
at her residence, 1011 North New Jersey
paper, Foreign Missions the Fulfllment of
Prophecy" and Miss Julia T.. Merriam
will have a paper on THE Century's
Retrospect in Missions"
An art social was given by the eighth
section of the Free Kindergarten last night
at the nome of Mrs. William Horuff, $50
East South street. The hostesses were
Mrs. Horuff. Mrs. w. Z. J~effries, Mrs.
J t. Peake. Mrs. 2. G. Drake. Mrs. T. E.
w. schone, Mrs. S. d. Noel. Mrs. f. Fl.
shaw. Mrs. II. Z. Glass and Mrs. Isaac
King.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Otto Ferdinand
Haueisen observed her first reception day.
at her home, 2137 North Capitol avenue, and
in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Haueisen re-
ceived callers. Mrs. Haueisen wore her
wedding gown of white silk crepe. over
satin. She was assisted by Mrs. Dudley. of
Buffalo, and the Misses Wallick, Miss
Willard. Miss Clara Haueisen. Mrs. VIII
liam Haueisen, Mrs. William Coburn, Miss
Knippenberg and Miss Myla Coburn. Mr..
and Mrs. Haueisen will observe their Sec
ond at home Tuesday. Dec. IL.
Mrs. William S. Beck gave a large card
party. yesterday afternoon, entertaining
about rs guests. in honor of her visitor,
Mrs. Romeo r. Schaettle. of La Crosse,
Wis. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Henry Warrum, Mrs. Nina Hook and Miss
adorned with 9hrysanthemums and pink
carnations with garlands OF smilax. Among
the guests were Miss Fitch. of Paris. H.,
with Mrs. John V. Dittemore; Miss Gemp,
of st. Louis. with Miss Florence Atkins:
Miss Num-. of Troy, N. V, with Mrs. Hen
~ Beck, and the Misses Hovey, of Buffalo.
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Mrs. W. w. woollen and Miss Woollen
were hostesses for a delightful reception
yesterday afternoon, at their home, on
North Pennsylvania street The rooms were
adorned with flowers. and Southern smilax
outlined the arches and draped the chande-
Hers. III llSulc Il EHdDtU Wlyn mink
shades n pink candles were used inn the
silver c~andelabra. Mrs. Woollen and Miss
Woollen were assisted by Mrs. w. Ill. III
Miller. Mrs. Evans Woollen, Mrs. .Iohn
Randolph Brown, Mrs. T.. G.. Day. Mrs. q
V Woollen. Mrs. w. N. Harding. Mrs. III
l.. Van Hoff. Mrs. Burton f.. PARROT. Mrs
Clifford Arrick. Mrs. Flora C.. Jones. Mrs.
Penelope Wolf. Mrs. J. +. Carson. Mrs. AL
mus Ruddell Miss Maude Mcconnell. Miss
Mary Foster, Miss Anna Spann and the
Misses Alma and Grin Woollen. A second
reception will be given this afternoon nv
Mrs. Woollen and Miss Woollen. Among
the callers were Miss Ruddell, of Eokono
with Miss Stanton.
The Cook Book which will be offered for
sale at the practice booth of the Flower
Festival. to be given by the Ladies' Social
Circle of the First Baptist Church. Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. of rext
week, Is very attractive. Tho cover is of
imitation alligator kin decorated with a
poster girl holding an armfui OF chrvsan-
themums. The book has been COMPLIED nv
Mrs. Mary y Woodsmall, Mrs. Thomas
Harrington. Mrs. Harvey and Mrs Norv
Maxwell knippenbcTg, and contains two
hundred pages. Rev. Thomas j. Villers con-
tributes an original poem and "A number Of
blank pages are left near thu cover for 49,
recipes. The recipes have been contributed
by the ladies of the Baptist Church and
their friends and have all been tested The
opening entertainment of the festival vriu
be in charge of Mrs. Harriet Augusta
Prunk and promises TO be very attractive
The various booths will have "a special fow-
err for decoration The practical booth. the
pumpkin flower and vine: the art booth. the
poppy; the handkerchief booth, the pink
rose, the toilet booth. three shades 90
chrysanthemums. heliotropc, pink and
white the candy booth. violets and ION
quils. and the Christmas or doll booth. the