The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. o. H. Hasselman is visiting in
Iowa.
Miss Corella Taylor has returned from
Muncie.
Miss Carrie Hendricks is visiting friends
In the city.
Mrs. Allan III. Donham, of Ter-e Haute,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Merrill are at home
from Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kahn went to Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs. William E. Stevenson will hold
reception this afternoon
Miss Anna Tingle will entertain the
Froebel Club this afternoon
Miss Mary Marsee went to Knightstown
yesterday for a short visit.
Mrs. Charles Eaton, of Lima, o., is the
guest of Mrs. Charles DAILY.
Mrs. s. NJ Pursell, of Louisville, is the
guest Of Mrs. Milton Woollen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robert Mckee re-
turned to New York yesterday
Miss Katherine Wallick is the guest of
Miss Jessie Holman in New York.
Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence will give a
luncheon at the Bates House to-day.
Miss Hubbard, of New York, came yes
terday to visit Miss Margaret Carey.
Mrs. Francis Rosenthal entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Henry
Rauh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Zimmerman
have gone to New Orleans to attend the
Mardi Gras.
The Amateurs will meet this afternoon
with Miss Dirce Robson, 16o5 North New
Jersey street.
Mrs. ]. K. Lilly gave an American
Beauty luncheon yesterday afternoon of
twelve covers.
gone to Richmond. She will assist in
musical entertainment.
Mrs. Glen c. Howe will give luncheon
and matinee party this afternoon for Mrs.
De Maid, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Sieg. of Chicago.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stevenson,
on North Meridian street.
Miss Stella Tutewiler will entertain the
]. F. F. Club this afternoon at her home,
SOC North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Mcfarland, who has been the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. f. r. Hodges, returned
to-day to her home in Pittsburg.
Miss Stoy, of New Albany, is the guest of
Miss Sadie Mcintosh. Miss Mcintosh en-
tertained at cards for her yesterday.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will entertain
this evening for number of the Classical
School girls. The entertainment will be 4
Washington one.
Mrs. William Thompson, of Pittsburg,
has returned TO her home. Mrs. Thomp-
son came during the illness of her mother.
the late Mrs. Hendricks.
Mrs. Emily Gibson spoke to the Travel
Club of the Y. w. G.. A last evening on the
French Cathedrals.'' The lecture was fl
Illustrated by stereopticon views.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haslinger and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Reinken have gone to
New Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras
They will spend a week in Florida.
The members of the fourth section of the
Free kindergarten met yesterday morn
| ing with Mrs. Alfred Potts, 604 East Thr-
teenth street, to arrange for an entertain
ment
| Mrs John Randolph Brown entertained
informally yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Mcfarland, of Pittsburg. Mrs. Arthur
| Fletcher Hill and Mrs. Louis weslyn
Jones assisted her.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burks will entertain
| at cards this evening for Mrs. Kuebler, of
| Cincinnati, who is the guest of Mrs. A NJ.
| Sweeny. Mrs. Burks will entertain this
| afternoon at a coffee.
Mrs. Mendenhall was the hostess for the
Capital AL, Club yesterday The Bible study
was The Great Supper by Mrs. Kahler;
| Mrs. Olive Moore Allen read paper on
| shakespeare as Historian"
| The programme for the Sketching Club,
which meets to-day is: I'm England
gett, George Frampton. r. A. Dawson,
Imogene Shaw; illustrations, Minnie Mer-
rift Fay.
| To-day is Members day" for the Kath-
crime Merrill Club. Mrs. Clarence For
Il
/ There will be an election of officers and a
4 O'Clock tea.
| Mrs. n. G. Warth gave an informal but
| a very enjoyable Washington evening
Thursday night. The rooms in her apart
ments were decorated in the national
| colors Parts of the entertainment con-
| sisted OF charades and patriotic quotations.
FRIES were awarded in the latter Mrs.
/ Warth was assisted by Mrs James Noel
and Mrs. s. Il. Wynne. Miss Porter of
| chicago, was an out-of-town guest
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.. Daily gave a
/ card party last evening for Mrs De Maid
OF New York. Mrs. w. r. Brown was to
nave been present as guest of honor but
/ she was detained in New York The decora
| tons were all in pink and white. Pink and
white roses We're used and the ices and
| bonoons were in pink and white The
| guests were Mrs. De Maid. of New York
| Mr. and Mrs Drummer. of St Louis: Miss
Jessie Colerick: of Fort Wayne. and Mrs.
Mcfarland of Pittsburg. Assisting Mrs.
Daiy were Miss Jessie Colerick. Miss Jes.
| sic Barkus and Mrs. III. B. keenan,. Mrs.
CHARLES Eaton, of Lima, o., Mrs DAYS
mother, was present.
Mrs. Francis r. Jennings gave a mar.
guerite luncheon yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. De Maid, of Chicago. Bon
/ quets of marguerites decorated the rooms
ana the favors were corsage bouquets of
| tnat Hover. Mrs Jennings also gave her
china, cut in shapes of hearts. spades
clubs and diamonds The ices were in the
form OF marguerites, and all the appoint
| ments were in the marguerite colors. Those
entertained were Mrs. Kinsey Mrs Major
Taylor. Mrs j. Q. Barcus. Mrs. Louis
| Deschler, Mrs. Horace Wood. Mrs. Clark
Mallery Mrs James r. Carnahan. Mrs.
i Pierre Gray, Mrs. G. c. Howe Mrs Y ~
| Wood. Mrs. ID. B. Brenneke. Mrs Lynn b.
Stone, Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs William
Foor, Mrs. W. A. Vail. Mrs E L. Holmes.
Mrs. A. Comstock. Mrs. c. ID. Johnson
| MIS-. r.: Hawkins Mrs. Henry Bliss Mrs
| EDWIN finney and Mrs. Horace Wood
A CALICO CARNIVAL.
A most unique entertainment was given
last evening at the First Baptist Church
| by Section "Y'' of the Ladies' Social Circle
Ii was calico carnival. and II was held in
the church parlor. The decorations were
decidedly picturesque. The walls were fes-
TONED in red calico and the banners were
| made OF calico in different colors The
| candy booth was very inviting The table
from which II was sold was covered with a
| long pink figured calico cover. The candy
sold was of the good. old-fashioned kind
the red and white stick candy. Corn crisps
| were also sold at this table Above the
table. in a long festoon. hung gayly-hued
| calico bags OF candy. In the "Old Ladies'
Retreat, reserved for the use OF the older
members OF the section. old rocking chairs
| and odd relics OF all kinds were disnlayed
| One of the curiosities was the old melodeon
/ which had been used in the Sunday school
| fifty years ago. IL was placed I'm con-
sp.cuous place and part OF the programme
/ was rendered on IL. At the punch table