The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. john l.. Grl1ntnS VIII entertain at
supper to-day.
Mrs. William III. Apologize has returned
to this city for permanent residence.
Mrs. Newton Claypool will give lunch
con to-day for her daughter Emma.
Mr.. Anton vonnegut entertained some
college friends at luncheon informally yes
terday.
day I'm honor of the Misses Mcdonald, of
Chicago.
Mrs. Woollen will be at home on Thurs
days to her friends, beginning with the
new year.
Mr.. w. A. Coleman will return from New
York this week. accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Cool.
Mrs. Alice Wheeler Pierce and her
daughter, Mrs. James Hamilton, left yes
terday for Georgia.
Miss Mildred Wright of Chicago, is
spending the holidays in this city with her
cousin, Miss Bernice Mckee.
Mrs. Lewis c.. Starkey. of Detroit, is
spending the winter with her son, Maj.
+. T.. Marsh, at the Surrey.
Miss Mary Chaplin and Miss Mabel
Beardsly, of Sewickly, Pa, are coming on
Monday to visit Miss Elizabeth Dalton.
Mrs. Bradford Choate. of Salt Lake City,
is with her sister, Mrs. Lew Wallace, en-
route to Pittsburg for permanent residence.
Miss Nell Graham gave theater party
on Friday afternoon at the Grand in honor
of her guest, Miss Name Avery, of Wal
dron.
Miss Margaret McCulloch gave an infor-
NAL Christmas dinner last night in honor
OF Miss Davidson and Miss Duncan, guests
of the Misses Carey.
Mrs. William T. Brown has recalled her
invitations for this afternoon, when she
was TO have entertained her Sunday school
Class of the Central-ayenue Church.
Miss Edith Beazill, of Hall place, enter
tanned Christmas night in honor of her
guests the Misses Edith Lane, of Ander-
son. and Helen Foote, of Vincennes.
Miss Cordelia Hughes gave a reception
yesterday afternoon i'm honor of Miss Anna
Stuart, who has recently come here from
Connersville and resides in Irvington.
Mrs. Alexander Taggart gave a luncheon
yesterday for Miss Duncan, Miss David
son and Miss Lindsay. schoolmates with
her daughter Mona at Vassar College.
Miss Helen Bass entertained small party
of friends on Thursday evening for Misses
Minnie White, of Columbus, Mamie Avery,
OF Waldron, Helen Foote, of Vincennes, and
Edith Lane, of Anderson
Miss OBrien entertained twenty-four
guests yesterday afternoon at cards in
honor of Miss Cornell. of Johnstown. Pa.
| She was assisted in entertaining by Miss
| Louise McCarty and Mrs. Edward Hellar.
Mrs. Harry c. Devin, of Mount Vernon,
| o., Mrs. Charles A. Woods. of Fort Wayne,
| Ind. and Mr.. Joseph X. Marsh, of Cham
bersburg, Pa, are spending the holidays
| with their father, Maj. Fletcher E. Marsh,
| at the Surrey.
Mrs. Walter Marmon gave an informal
card party yesterday afternoon enter
| tanning about thirty-two guests. The diff
| ferent rooms were decorated with hyacinths
and azaleaS. Among the guests was Miss
| Field, of Los Angeles. Cal
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of Mr.. John Frederick Judd and
| Miss Mabelie Selby, on Tuesday, Dec 2S,
at the Church of the TRANSPORTATION, in
New York They will be at home after
| Feb. /, at 4l3 North California street, this
| city.
| Mrs. Henry L. Beverage gave a Christ
| mas tea yesterday in honor of Miss Taylor.
| of Morristown. N. j., Miss Ellen Taylor
| o. Norfolk. Va. and Mrs. Arthur Dunn
| who has recently come here to live The
receiving hours were from to o'clock.
| during which time number of callers
| were entertained.
| Mrs. Arthur b. Grover and her sister.
Mrs Clevenger, gave small tea yesterday
| for Mrs. M. Steele Bright OF Superior Wis.
The hostesSeS were assisted by Mrs James
X. Carnahan, Mrs. James NJ. feathers and
Miss Nellie Carnahan. Mrs. Grover will
give another tea this afternoon for Miss
Ransdell, of Washington.
| Mrs. s. Elliott Perkins entertained with
a morning company yesterday i'm honor of
her visitors, Miss Melford, of Crawfords-
Vile, and Miss Waller. of Fort Worth Tex
who is visiting Mrs Ward Dean. The hos
| tess was assisted in entertaining by Mrs
| Hord, Mrs. Winters. Mrs Winterrowd, Mrs.
Strauburg, Mrs. McElroy, Miss Gertrude
Baker and Miss Belle Dean.
| Mrs. Minnie Aufderheide and Miss Prier
entertained seventy-ive guests at cards
yesterday afternoon. The hostesses were
| assisted by Miss May Aufderheide Mrs.
guests were Mrs. Waterman of Bufralo
| n. Y. Miss Ferry. of San Francisco, and
Mrs William Wilson. of Martinsville. The
| score cards were pretty designs of roses,
| daisies pansies and tulips i'm water color,
and the rooms were adorned with the same
flowers
| Judge and Mrs. John III. Baker gave a
dinner at the Denison Hotel last night the
guests of honor being Governor and Mrs
| James A. Mount. Dinner was served I'm the
| ordinary. which prettily decorated.
The manteI was banked with poinsettia
| and palms. and the table was adorned with
Meteor roses. The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Noble G. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| S Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. H. Miller.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Baker. Mr. and Mrs
| John L. Griffiths and Mrs. Mitchell. o:
Goshen.
| Miss cordelia Hughes entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon In honor OF Miss Anna
| Stewart who will come here 10 reside per-
manently soon. Miss Hughes was assisted
| by Miss Marguerite Lilly. Miss Edith VII
| son. Miss Julia Kern. Miss Helen Day, Miss
| Enid Morris. Miss Virginia Shaw, Miss
| Nathalie Dalton, Miss Lydia Wallace, Miss
| Jessie Barcus, Miss Pearl Smalwood Miss
| Kensler OF connersyille. Miss Colerick OF