The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. Haskins, OF Brazil, is the guest OF
Mrs Earnest Keith.
Mrs Richardson, of st. Paul, Is visiting
Mrs. Charles a. Dryer.
Mrs Alfred Bursdal, who has been quite
seriously i'll. Is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs Garrison, of st. Louis, are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Dye.
Mrs Horace Wood and Mrs. Frank Wood
have gone TO Martinsville for week
Mr.. and Mrs Charles N. Thompson ex-
pect to go to Utah soon to remain several
weeks.
Mrs. A. W. Allen was called to her home
i'm Elkhart, Ind, yesterday by the illness
of her mother.
Mrs John c. Dean will give dancing
party this evening in honor or her sister,
Miss GIayds Wright.
Miss Lydia Parry will entertain the Serv-
ice Club tomorrow evening at her hone
on North Delaware street.
Mrs L. l.. Patterson, of Brooklyn, and
Mrs. Benjamin Chidlaw, of Gloves. o., are
guests OF Mrs. w. j. Chichester.
Mr.. and Mrs Macy Malott will move to
the Macy property on the corner OF North
and Delaware streets about April 10.
Mrs. Zerelda G.. Wallace. who has been
the guest of Judge and Mrs Leathers, will
return to her home at Cataract to-mor-
row.
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move from the Victoria to-day to their new
home on the corner of Twelfth and New
Jersey streets.
Mrs. Harry J. Craig entertained about
TWENTY-FIVE ladies' at cards Yesterday aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. Edward j. Smith,
OF Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. George o. Rafert will entertain twelve
of his High School friends at O'Clock
dinner tomorrow evening, at his home on
North Delaware street
voIxr ~
yesterday at her home in Irvington, the
guest of honor being Mrs. Frank Cronin.
of Richmond. After dinner there were
cards and dancing.
Mrs. o. ]. Dearborn and Mrs. Claire
Dearborn were the hostesseS yesterday aft
ernoon for a small card party at their
home in Morton Place. The guest of honor
was Mrs Zerelda G. Wallace.
Mrs. George C. Hit was the hostess yes
terday morning for a small company i'm
over. Mass. Mrs. Harry S. New read
story. 1.-THE Reflections of Mirror
Mrs. May Wright Sewall has issued in
vitations for Thursday evening. April 5,
when Miss Gertrude Naldemar, who will
make her London debut on the stage the
coming autumn. will give programme of
dramatic readings.
Mrs. Richard l.. Talbot, jr. was the
hostess for a musical tea yesterday after
noon in honor of her sister, Mrs. Charles
ID. Foster. of Frankfort. Among the guests
who assisted in entertaining were Miss
Jeanette Orlopp, Mrs. r. I. Brakeman,
Mrs. s. L. Kiser and Miss Schellschmidt.
Mrs. William II. Hubbard entertained at
luncheon yesterday, the guest of honor be-
ing Miss Mary Rondthaler. of Chicago.
The guests invited to meet her were Miss
Nellie Thornton, Miss Mary Kahlo, Miss
Susan Stewart, Miss Lille Reese, Miss
Emma Virginia Pearson. Miss Lillian Mitch
ell, Mrs. A. A. Mccain, of Crawfords-
vile, Mrs, Charles s. Crosley Mrs. Linn
IJoxy md Mrs. TDfx l.
formed the decorations for the dainty
appointed table.
An attractive programme has been ar
ranged for the parlor musicale to be given
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. d.
w. Coffin, 947 North Pennsylvania street
for the benefit of the Young Womans Mis-
sionary Society of the Second Presbyterian
Church: The programme will be as follows:
Melodle .........................M ozskowski
Miss Anna Mckenzie. ''''
Your Voice. Denza
Mrs Lottie Adam Raschig: violin obiigato
Miss Benaldine Smith.
Meditation" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mietzke
Miss Benaldine Smith, violin: Miss Dag
gett, harp, and Mrs. Edenharter, piano.
Recitatio ,ni......'......,Mrs. John T. Brush
Mrs. Harry S. New. Ne'0'
pIano solo ..:.............Mr w. b. Barry
since FIRST Met Thee, :...-.. .Rubinstein
Concert Waltz" .........N Won WiJm
Mrs. Brakeman and Mrs LAFAYETTE page
MILLsPAUGH-DRUL
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, March 29.-The mar
riage OF Harry MiIlspaugh and Miss Au-
gusta Druley, both of this city, in the Me-
ridian-street M. z. Church last night. was
one Of the notable social events of the sea.
son. Fully four hundred guests witnessed
tne rituaIistlc ceremony of the church. per-
was attended by Lee F. Hunt and the bride
| by the Misses Abbie Bennett, Eta Henry
and Elma Geyer- There was a large
number OF guests from surrounding cities
AT the brides home a reception was held
for the young couple Immediately after the
ceremony and the wedding dinner served
Both the church and home were beautifully
| live In Anderson.
| SEARS-LOUDEN.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BEDFORD. md, March 29-The mar
riage of James Sears and Miss Della Lou
den took place at the home of Mrs ]. b.
Foster, in this city. the Rev. James Small,
| of the First Christian Church, officiating
| Mr.. Sears is a prominent young business
man OF the city, and his bride is one of
| Bedford's most popular young women
/ They left for n wedding tour and will be at
home 10 their friends after April 1.
APPROACHING NUPTIALS.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| RICHMOND. Ind, March 29.-Invitations
were issued to-day for the marriage of
Rev. Edgar Howard Stranahan. pastor of
| the Friends Church at Jonesboro, Ind.
and Miss Irene Dickinson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Dickinson, April 70. The
i ceremony viii take place at the South
Eighth-street Friends Church. at 3 d. m.
and Will be followed by a reception at the
/ home OF the bride.
SMITH-BROWN.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| SEYMOUR, Ind. March 2o.-At 4 o'clock
tonight Samuel o. Smith, of Bartholomew
/ county. and Mrs. Alice X Brown. of this
city. widow of the late Col Kennedy
| Brown, were married at the home of the
| bride by the Rev. A. j. ID. Thurston
| 1rvington.
| Miss Maud Martin has returned from a
| visit with friends In Jamestown
| Mr.. s. III. Shank will entertain a number