The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-14
dinner and put the most insistent bore In
town between the two.
Personal and Social Notes.

dinner and put the most fnsistent bore In
town between the two.
Personal and Social Notes.
Mrs. NJ. B. Wilson viii entertain at dinner
| Thursday evening.
| Mrs. Knight, of Chicago. is visiting Mrs.
| Stewart, on Park avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Schneider are stopping
at the Arlington, Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Philip Mitchell. of Rock Island. H..
/ is the guest of Mrs. Henry Fraser.
! Mrs. T. c. Day will discontinue her days
| at home for the remainder of the month.
| Miss Annie Fraser has returned from
| two weeks visit in Michigan City and La
| porte.
| Mrs. r j. Calling. of New York city.
arrived last night and is with Mrs. John r.
| Wilson.
Miss Nannette Marie Grote has returned
| to St Mary's of the Woods TO continue her
| studies.
Miss Hindman, of Chicago. is the guest Of
| Mrs. G. w. Coonse. 22O4 North Pennsylva-
/ MIA street.
Miss Elsie Prince who has been with Mrs.
| Ducas for several months, will return home
| next week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Efroymson will leave
| to-day for New York, to be absent about
two weeks
| Mrs. j. A Harrison and Mrs. George
| r. Parker, Of Louisville. are visiting Mrs.
| j. Z. Shideler.
The Bezique Club will give the fifth of its
series Of dances at the Brenneke Academy
| Wednesday evening.
Mrs. James O'Donnel will entertain the
NJ. c. B. Club at her home, 81 Walcott
street, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Guggenheim and son, of
Atlanta, Ga, are the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Eli Kaufman.
Naomi Auxiliary. O.. e. S.. will be en-
| tanned at the home of Mrs. Silas Brattain,
7O6 Huron street, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John l.. Griffiths will give a
| luncheon Wednesday for the Misses Ma
lofts guests. Miss Stamp and Miss Tomp-
| kins.
this week for Florida and other points
Of the South for an outing of about two
| weeks.
Mrs. H. P. wetsell, who has been Sc
| riously I'll in the East, has returned to
her home. on East Seventeenth street, and
| Is convaleScing.
Mrs. c. A Paquett, who has been visit
ing in Elkhart is home again. Mrs. Charles
Clark, of South Bend. Mrs. Paquett's sister,
| returned home with her.
Miss Julia Parkhurst entertained infor-
mally Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
| Mccormick, Of Columbus Parlor pool Was
the game of the evening.
Miss Virginia Keep has gone from New
York to Philadelphia to study with How
ard Pyle She has been admitted to his
highest class in illustration.
The fifth section of the Free Kindergar-
ten will give cake and cranberry party
at the residence of Mrs. Horace Wood Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Martindale and Miss
Emma Martindale will go to Cuba next
week to visit Lieutenant E. B. Martin
dale, jr.. who is stationed there.
Mrs. David Gibson will give luncheon
on Tuesday for Miss Katherine Vinnedge,
who will be married Jan. "a to MIR. James
oliver Wright, OF New Orleans.
Mrs. Edward Martin, of Yonkers-on-the-
Hudson, who has been visiting Mrs Com
~ and Miss Louise Garrard, will be with
Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell this week.
The ladies Of the Central Christian
Church will give social at the home of
Mrs. Alice Johnson, 1919 North Alabama
street, Friday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. Jake Frankel and sister, Miss Min
ME Frankel OF South Bend, who came to
attend the Levy-Livingston wedding are
guests Of their cousin, Miss Essie Grau-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Foil announce the en-
Foil, to Mr. Abe Loeb, of Nashville,
of May - 'oo '''e
Mr.. Milton Cash and Mr.. Charles R. FAINT
will give an informal dance at the Bren-
neke Academy for the members of the
Debonair Club and their friends on Thurs
| day, Jan. 1S-
The ladies of the Central Christian
Church have arranged with Mr.. Charles f.
Hansen to give an organ recital Monday
evening, Jan. %. This will be followed by a
tea In the church parlors.
| Willard w. G. I. u. will observe it's first
anniversary at the home of Mrs. E. G.
| Cornelius, 1905 North Meridian street Tues
day, at 2:3o o'clock. Mrs. LuelIa f. Nc
Whittier, the state president, will make an
| address.
There was a theater party at the Grand
| yesterday afternoon chaperoned by Mrs
/ Those hal
Thompson, Bessie Trout, Ada Pickett,
Ruby Yeaton, Vitae Bruce, Edistina Hen
| dirk and Agnes Lane.
dance will be given at the Woodruff
Clubhouse Friday evening in honor of
Mrs. OKane. who is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Russell Seeds. The committee
| in charge is Mrs. Seeds. Mrs. George Field
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Knubbe.
Miss Ethel Torrey and Mr.. Eugene H.
Beacham, of New York. were married
| Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock. at the
family residence, on North Delaware
street. Mr. and Mrs. Beacham will be at
home at the Mt. Morris Hotel New York
| city, after Feb. j.
Miss Myrtle Eve Brown. youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Brown, lbs
| Woodlawn avenue, was married TO Mr. FL
mer Graham, of this city. last Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. After the ceremony
was performed they left for Champaign,
! ILL., They will be at home to their friends
after Feb. 1, at 2312 Prospect street.
The Kappa Alpha Theta Club presented
the play, who's to Win Him. at the
| home of Miss Harriet Tutewiler. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Myrtle
Smyser. The participants were Mrs George
Fl. Bachelor, Miss Birch, Mrs. Andrew L.
Lockridge Miss Criley, Miss Pearson, Miss
Snyder, Miss Stephenson and Miss Todd
Mrs. Abner Lewis entertained at cards
| yesterday afternoon at her home. Gen.
trail avenue. The hostess assisted by
Miss McCune. Miss Estelle King and MSS
Edith Socwell. Among the guests were
| Miss Crosswell, of New Albany. Mrs Lewis
and her mother. Mrs. II. b. McCune will
give thimble party Wednesday after
\ noon.
The patronesses for the last of the din
ner dances at the University Club to-mor-
row evening will be: Mrs. E. b. Martin
dale. Mrs. j. X. Lilly. Mrs. Samuel A.
Morrison. Mrs. Samuel Reid. Mrs. Henry
| w. Bennett, Mrs John a. Butler, Mrs.
Franklin w. Hayes, Mrs. William p.
Kappes. Mrs. John o. Perrin and Mrs. II.
| z. Wasson
Mr. Edwin Forty gave a luncheon at the
| the Denison Hotel yesterday in honor of
Miss Tompkins. OF F'ishkill-on-t e-Hudson.
and Miss Stamp. of Ohio, the guests of the
Misses Malott. The favors were calendar
4 70 for ha lad md a1op Loo fo~