The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. John w. Kern is visiting in Ko-
komo.
Miss Cora Cruise. of Cincinnati, is the
| guest of Miss Mamie Hammond
Mr. John Baker. formerly of the mail
service has returned from visit TO Cali
fornia.
| Mr. William Morrison, who has been Wis
| iting his parents. has returned to Cornell
University.
Otto L. Kipp. Herman p. Lieber and
Frank III. Kellar will leave April % for an
extended tour through Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Huffords at home to
the faculty and seniors of the Indianapolis
High School has been postponed until
April IA.
Mr.. Ebert Hubbard. editor of the Philis-
tine, will lecture at the Propylaeum April
II. Mr.. Hubbard has talked before the
Contemporary Club and has many friends
in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Candee Dean will en-
terrain at dinner this evening in honor of
Miss Gertrude Waldemar, who is with Mrs.
May Wright Sewall. Miss Waldemar will
return to Chicago Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Bates. jr., enter
tanned twelve guests at dinner last night
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Nc
Kee The table and the various rooms
were adorned with spring flowers. The din
ner cards were unique with japanese dec
grafton.
The hostesses for the social Tuesday
| evening. April IL, to be given by the Eighth
| section of the Free Kindergarten. at the
| residence of Mrs. Childers, No. 1923 Hoyt
| avenue, are Mrs Peake. Mrs. Stadthander,
| Mrs Connolly, Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Gallehue,
| Mrs Hamilton, Mrs Daugherty. Miss Sci
bert.
Mrs. Semmes-Craig will be the attraction
this morning at the second drawing room
lecture at the PropyaeGm Mrs nd Craig sns Will
| illustrate her lecture with stere0pticon
views. The patronesses for the lecture are
| Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Mrs. May Wright
\ Sewall Mrs. Hervey Bates, jr, Mrs. Ed
ward F. Hodges. Mrs. Harry g. New. Mrs;
George. G. Hit, Mrs. William b. Burford
| and Mrs. William L. Elder.
A delightful part. was given on Thurs
| day afternoon. at the church, for the chill
| dren of the primary class of the East
1 Washington-street Presbyterian Sunday
| school. Games were played, after which
/ ice cream and cake were served. The little
/ ones numbered 11S. and were entertained
/ by their teachers, Miss Ella Frietzsehe and
| Mrs. Urquhart, assisted by the pastor, Rev.
/ Alex Urquhart. Mr.. and Mrs T. " Archer.
/ Mrs. Revel, Mrs. l.. HUFF and Misses Mary
/ Claiborne and Fay Pindar.
l. The Easter card party given by the MEM
bers of the Sixth section Of the Ladies So
| ciety of the Maennerchor was a delightful
/ affair. Miss Lena Fertig is chairman OF
| the section and she was assisted by MRS.
i Max Drach Miss Tillie Schmid. Mrs. A.
/ ID. Monninger, Mrs. George Mansfield and
| Mrs. Joseph Keller. The score cards were
/ purple Easter eggs with Easter greeting In
/ gold letters. Souvenir postal cards, with
/ different views of the Maennerchor club
/ rooms. were given as favors to the guests.
The following young girls presented the
play DIR. Divine" at the residence OF Gen.
| eral and Mrs. Knefier last night before an
| appreciative audience: Miss Anna Barthel.
| Miss Hilda Buddenbaum, Miss Blessing
| Rassman. Miss Kate Coleman, Miss Kate
| Herpick, Miss Grace Doolittle, Miss Opal
| Garland and Miss Hattie Elsasser. The
| girls are members of the Covenant Congre-
| gational Sunday school, of which Mrs.
Knefier is superintendent, and Miss Be
| atrice Tice is teacher of the class. The
| play is to be presented at the churcn IN a
! couple of weeks.
General and Mrs. Harrison gave a dinner
last night in celebration of their fourth
wedding anniversary. The guests were
ID. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. III. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Woollen, Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. L. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid b. Jane
| son. Miss Mary Colgan and Mr. Merrill
| Moores In the center Of the table was a
| mirror snterpece surrounded by border
| of ferns and pink tulips large bowl OF
pink tulips rested on the mirror and placed
here and there on the table were small
| vases of lilies of the valley
The members of the Fifth section OF the
Free kindergarten gave a large card party
| Yesterday afternoon and evening at the res
| idence of Mrs. Fl. 8. Tucker, on North Del
| aware street. Mrs. j. H. byeIs 10 ieduei VI
the section and Mrs. W. w. Critchlow was
| chairman of the card party committee. the
assistants were Mrs. Thomas A. winter
| rowd Mrs Frank w. Wood, Mrs. Miller,
| Miss Elizabeth Byers, Miss Anna JilIson'
Miss Rena Tucker and Miss Julia Fish.
The rooms were adorned with palms
| grouped about in the corners and inches
There were five prizes awarded 10 the sue
cessful contestants in the afternoon and
ten prizes In the evening Tnere were
guests for twenty-five tables.
| TIE drawing room lecture of Mrs. May
Wright Sewall has been postponed from
May 1 to Thursday. May 3. The hostesses
for the occasion Will be Mrs Ance MheeieI
F.. Hodges, Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna. Mrs A
p. Spruance. Mrs. w. A. Ketcham, MIS-
Ovid Il. Jameson, Mrs. John 5. Harrington
Mrs. T: e. Day. Mrs d; M; Parry, Mrs'
Mrs. Henry s. Fraser. Mrs. w: T. Hay
ward, Mrs John c. New. Mrs. Henry Co
burn, Mrs. John T. Cleand, Mrs. j. r.. LII
Iy Mrs. Theodore p. Haughey, Mrs
Mrs. John L. Ketcham. Mrs. Alfred Potts
| Mrs. Hervey Bates. jr.. Mrs. w. A. Woods,
| Mrs. Scot Butler, Mrs. Samuel Morss ana
Mrs. Henry Kahn. About five hundred IN
| vitations will be issued for the lecture.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
| wILLIAMSPORT, Ind. April 6.-1ht
marriage of Frank Chrisman, of Rossville
| Ill. and Miss Anna Broadie. of this place
was soemnized at the residence of the
brides brother. Edward Broadie. last
night. Miss Broadie is prominent here so
! cially and Is a graduate of De PAW Mr.
| Chrisman is a wealthy farmer of Vermil
| lion county, Illinois. and owns large prop
critics I'm Benton county, Indiana.
Greenwood.