The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Detroit.
Mrs. Ellsworth Gross is the guest of Mrs.
E. b. McOuat-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Pugh have re-
turned from visit to Chicago.
Miss Dilks, who has been visiting in
Evansville. will return home next week
The next entertainment Of the Woodruff
Place Club will be dance Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs John Nj. Judah will sail for
Europe. March Z, for a stay OF several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shower and Miss
Claire Shower, who have been in California
all winter, will return home this week.
Miss Roberta Heron entertained a few
friends, last night. at cards, in honor or
Miss Ferker. of Chicago. and Miss Selman.
of Greenfield.
Mrs. Fosdick and Miss Charlotte Mel
drum, of Louisville. who have been visiting
Mrs. Sarah Hendricks in Woodruff Place,
returned home last night.
Last night a number of young people en-
joyed the dance at the Brenneke Acaoemy
given by the Besique Club.
Miss Ferker. of Chicago. and Miss Sell
man. of Greenfield, who have been guests
of Mrs. d. +. Fleener, at the Hotel Eng
lsh, will return home to-day.
Miss Gene Rauh has issued invitations
for card party, Monday afternoon, in
honor of Miss Carrie Gufdorf, OF Fremont,
iedio. ' N''''''
South-street Baptist Church to the new
members of the church The deacons and
their wives We're the hostesses for the
evening.
Mrs. Hervey Bates will go to New York.
Saturday, to join Mr.. and Mrs. John o.
Perrin, of Lafayette, and Mrs. A ID.
Thomas, of Charlottesville, and they will
sail for Europe the latter part of next
week. Mr.. Bates will go as far New
York with Mrs. Bates.
The marriage of Miss Rose Peters. of
this city. will occur this evening at 5
o'clock at the home of Mr.. H. III. kesser,
on High street. Rev. w. S. Stewart. pastor
of the Market-street NJ. Z. Church, will
officiate.
Saturday night Professor Nesbit's French
class Will give supper at the Propylaeum
for the members of the class. There is an
enrolment of over four hundred pupils.
The gentlemen of the class will act as
walters. The menu will be in French and
no one will be served unless he orders his
supper in French. The supper will be from
8 to o'clock.
The second of series of social evenings
was given last night at the Meridian-street
Methodist Episcopal Church. The men,
! bers of the Unity Circle, one of the church
societies, were the hostesses for the even
ing. Next Monday night the Woman
Missionary Society will entertain it's
friends at the parsonage.
Mrs. Henry W. Lawrence gave a de-
| lightful card party, yesterday afternoon. in
| the clubrooms at the Bates House. Palms
grouped here and there and taIl-stemmed
vases, filled with carnations, formed the
| decorations. There were guests for eighteen
| tables. Assisting the hostess were Miss
Lena I. Brash, Miss Corinne Mansfield,
| nellie Mcintosh and Miss Freda Cockrum.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence gave a
large card party. entertaining guests for
| Mr.. and Mrs Albert Endem, of New York
| The members of the Chapel Club gave a
| large card party, last night. at the Grand
| The tables were placed in the large dining
palms and flowers. The tally cards were il
green and American Beauty colors Ter
| handsome prizes in china and cut glass
| were given to the successful contestants
The officers Of the club acted as a recep,
F. Kenny; vice president, Mrs. c. Potts
secretary Mrs. j. Price; treasurer, Mrs
N N: j; HYDE: They were assisted in receiv-
Mrs. II. Metzger and Mrs. j. Collier.
A delightful entertainment was given
| last night at Lyra Hall for the benefit OF
the South Side Kindergarten The pro-
| gramme in charge of Branch No 4
and it was one Of unusual excellence. The
| play, Among the Breakers" was present.
| ed by the following cast: David Murray
Mr.. John Sullivan; Larry Divine, Mr.
Frank Gardner; Bruce Hunter, Mr.. Cd
ward Dietz; Clarence Hunter, Mr.. John
| Merl; Peter Paragraph, Mr.. Richard Brad
ley; Scud, Mr.. Fred Hartman; Miss Minnie
| DaZe, MISS Carrie E'OXlOw: BeSs Starbright
Miss Anna Grantley; Mother Carey. Miss
| Victoria Foxlow: Bddy Bean, Miss Laura
| thompson. During the performance Mr.
John Merl sang THE Choir Boys Dream. y
| The Tuesday Club observed guests day
yesterday. Mrs. Jesse Summers being the
hostess. Mrs. Summers was assisted in re.
| ceiving by Mrs. James Braden, Mrs A N
| Towles, Mrs. Mary CaIhins, Mrs Jennie
| Jefries and Mrs George Calvin The dec
| orations In the different rooms were carna-
/ tons and smilax, while in the dining room
| the colors in the decorations and all the
1 appointments was green and white The
| Ices were served from daintily appointed
| table, presided over by Mrs. John NJ Free
| man and Mrs Junius f. Cravens. assisted
1 by Miss Esse Hunter Miss Charlotte Pow
| ell, Miss Belle Layman and Miss Catherine
| Layman. During the afternoon Mrs. Scot
| Butler read an interesting paper on 'Pla-
| cida and Her Lovers"
| JONES-TAYLOR.
| ST. LOUIS, Feb 27.-Miss Annie Ora,
Taylor, only daughter of Mrs. George Tay.
| lor, of this city. and niece of Hon. Hanni.
Taylor, ex-minister to Spain, was joinet
| in wedlock this evening TO James Kim
| brough Jones, jr., Of United State:
| Senator j. X. Jones, of Arkansas. Rev
Archibald Carr officiated at the ceremony
| which was held in the parlors of the Wes
| End Hotel.
| Irvington.