The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


on Saturday.
Miss Blanche weakley is confined to her
home with typhoid fever.
Miss Blanche Greenen gave a masquerade
party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, of Spencer, Is Wis
iting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Florence Jones entertained last even
ing for Miss Kumler, of Terre Haute-
Miss Mary E. Perrett, of Paris, Ill, Is
In the city visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Johanna Emmerich, of Broadway,
gave a birthday dinner on Wednesday even
Ing.
Miss Jennette Haugh, of Anderson, Is
spending a few days with Mrs. Esther
Blair.
Miss Nellie Brown gave a card party
last evening In honor of Miss Jelleff. of
Toledo, o.
Mr.. Leander Greenleaf has returned from
a two months trip through Mexico and
California.
Miss Olive Mathews spent Christmas in
chm with her sister. Mrs. Charles Il.
Thornburg.
Mrs. Hervey Bates. jr., will entertain to-
morrow night in honor of Lieutenant T.. b.
Martindale.
Miss Doretha Near, of Rochester. N. Y,
is visiting Miss Laura Berenger, of East
Michigan street
A tea will be given by Mrs. B. Baker this
afternoon for her daughter Elizabeth at
1916 Park avenue.
Mrs. +. NJ. Churchman has gone to st.
Louis for a months stay with her daugh-
ter. Mrs j. j. Turner.
Mrs. Chester Cooke. of Terre Haute, is
with her niece, Mrs. William NJ. Jillson, Of
North Delaware street.
Mrs. Arthur B.. Grover and her sister,
Mrs. Clevenger. have issued cards for a tea
on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Emily Jackson has returned from an
oxfondad visit with her sister Mrs Claude
Jones, Of Buffalo, N. I.
Miss Zuda Scoville, Of Terre Haute. is.
during the holidays, the guest of Mrs. Caro-
line Morton, of I'LL Park avenue.
Mrs. May, Wright sewall will give a
dance at the CiassiG ia Scnooi Tesldence
Mr.. A. ]. Graham and family received
informally all day yesterday at the Hotel
English and left in the evening for their
new home, Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. Sampsell Mansfield will entertain a
number of gentlemen on Friday evening,
the occasion being a reunion of the class
of 1897 of the indianapolis High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Earring, of this city,
announce the marriage of their daughter
Myrtle L. and Mr.. Thomas f.. Jacoby,
which occurred at Greenfield, Ind, on
Dec. q.
Mrs. May Donnan, of North Delaware
street, entertained informally yesterday
afternoon. for her daughter Margaret, who
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holidays.
Mrs. s. o. Pickens gave a card party
yesterday afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter Virginia. She was assisted during the
Mrs. Hal Adams, jr.
Mrs. Martin NJ. Mansfield will give a din
ner Saturday evening for her daughter
Corinne. having for guests Helen Hibben,
James Kelly. Robert Parks and Frank
Parks: Messrs: Parks and Mr.. Kelly are
from Martinsville and will be Mrs. Mans
fields guests until Monday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Churchman was the hostess
for a luncheon yesterday. the guest Of
honor being Miss Elizabeth Fletcher. The
guests were Gertrude Fletcher, Miss Clara
Hawkins. Miss Louise Bybee. Miss Clara
Belle Kahn. Miss Isabelle Palmer, Miss
Elizabeth Defrees, Miss Mary Hines, Miss
Edna Stevenson. Miss Margie Taylor and
Miss Martha Foster.
The Christmas party at the Woodruff
Place clubhouse last night was one OF the
p~leaSantest social events of the season.
The assembly hall and clabrooms were
decorated with Christmas greens and
mistletoe. The hostesses. were Mrs. Charles
Layman, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. George Aud,
Mrs. Charles Bieler. Miss Anna knubbe
and Mrs. Perle Is. Raymond. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Noonan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Shuff, of Cincinnati. and
Mrs. Thiebaud, of Springfield, ..
A card club composed of the following
young people gave an evening party last
night at the home OF Miss Alma Bachman.
on New York street: Miss Blanche Lay
cock. Miss Gertrude Schleiker, Miss Laura
House. Miss Fannie White, Miss Bertha
Berger. Miss Emma Fiske. Miss Adelaide
Green. Miss Daisy Porter, Miss VERNE
Cleveland, Mrs. Don Smythe, Mrs. NJ. II.
Graves, Mrs. Cochran. Mrs. Brinker, Mrs.
Ray Foster and Mrs. Fred Denny.
Mrs. Braxton Baker and Miss Elizabeth
Baker gave a tea yesterday afternoon In
honor of Miss Duncan and Miss Davidson.
guests of the Misses Carey. The hostesses
were assisted in entertaining by Miss Mona
Taggart, Miss Eleanor Carey, Miss Com
stance Lewis. Miss Margaret MCCULLOUGH.
Miss Evalyn Holiday. Miss Bertha RAY
mond Ellis, Miss Rachel Baker and Miss
Marie Wilson The rooms were attractive
with Christmas greens and poinsettia. In
the dining room the tea table was adorned
with pink carnations and the lace dollies
were over pink.
The hostesses for the substitution co.
t.llon which was given at the Propylaeum
last night were Mrs. Eudorus johnson.
Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. John Nj. Carey.
Mrs. a. NJ. Ogle. Miss Katherine Wallick.
Miss Edith Wallick and Miss Bessie Peck
The figures We're led by Mr.. Edward Wal
lick and Mr.. Sylvester Johnson. The favors
were Japanese paras0ls. posters. afgrettes
for hair and charms. There were six rancy
figures and six favor figures. Among the
guests were Miss Lindsay, OF Uniontewn.
Pa. Miss Men. Of Chicago: Miss David
son, OF Boston. and Miss Duncan. OF Wash