The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Rowland Evans left this morning for
Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Surbey and Miss Surbey have gone
TO Franklin for a few days visit.
Miss Elizabeth Sherman Talbot has re-
turned from "A visit IN Chicago.
Miss Caroline Malott viii leave for New
York next week % visit friends.
Mrs. Maude Showers. OF Bloomington.
will arrive Monday TO visit friends in the
city. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl NJ. ogle Wit leave
early in May for three months tour
abroad.
Mrs. John w Hoffman will not observe
her Fridays at home for the remainder
OF the season.
have been visiting i'm the South for several
weeks. are home again.
The Ladies' Circle, No. 2. will give
social in the parlors of the Central-avenue
M. (. Church this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel z. Morss and
daughter will spend the summer In Paris,
sailing from New York in July.
Rev. NJ l.. Haines and Miss Julia Haines
left Yesterday for New York, where Mr..
Haines will attend the conference on For
eign Missions.
The Katharine Home for Aged Women.
assisted by the Young Ladies Auxiliary,
will hold it's annual reception this after
noon at the home from to o'clock.
Miss Myla Coburn has issued invitations
for a luncheon next Thursday in honor
Of the Misses Ransdell. who will go to
Washington soon TO reside. Mrs. r. L.
Mayer will give coffee in their honor
Wednesday.
The Monday Afternoon Club will hold its
last guest day Of the season with Mrs. f.
G. Gardiner, at her home on Broadway
Monday afternoon. Rev. Henry b. Long
will deliver an address on Dickens and
His Characters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MCGOWAN entertained
at dinner last night in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward l.: Mckee: The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. III. I. Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. F. Morss. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hibben. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Ferdinand Winter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Taggart. DR.; and Mrs. Henry
ner. The centerpiece for the table was Of
Easter lilies and the dinner cards were In
the shape of roses.
Mrs. Samuel Denny gave a delightful
tea yesterday afternoon at her home 416
Northwest street, in honor of her sons
bride, Mrs. Fred John Denny. The hostess
was assisted during the afternoon by Mrs.
A. M. Louden, Miss Emma Boyd, Miss
Jessie Daggett, Miss Ersa Daggett and
Miss Anna Chandler. The different rooms
were prettily trimmed with spring flowers
and potted plants. The table in the din
ing room was adorned with white and yell
low marguerites. About 100 guests were
entertained during the afternoon
Last night the junior class of the Girls
Classical School entertained the senior
class at dinner at the University Club.
after which the party attended the per-
Opera House. The tables were adorned
with the junior class colors, green and
gold. and attractive programmes were
given as souvenirs. Mrs. May Wright
Sewall and Miss Parker chaperoned the
party. The members of the junior class
are Miss Bertha Heath. Miss Edith Wilson,
Miss Louise Barbour, Miss Bertha Balls,
Miss Beryl Showers, Miss Erma Ribeyre
Miss Julia Kern, Miss jamie Ogle. Miss
Maud Rawlings, Miss May Spencer. Miss
Edith Adams. Miss Margaret Shipp, Miss
Eudora Landers, Miss Gladys Wynn, Miss
Orris Wynn, Miss Hazel Kinney. Miss
Sallie Hall and Miss Isabelle Haas. The
members of the senior class are Miss Con-
Gertrude Butler Miss Lille Goodlet Miss
Gertrude Twineham, Miss Clara Lewis.
Miss Alberta COLLEEN, Miss Ruby Runyon
and Miss Ethel Spring. After the theater
luncheon was served at Mrs. Sewalrs resi-
dence.
AN AFTERNOON TEA.
Mrs. Sterling r. Holt gave one of the
most charming afternoon teas of the sea-
son yesterday at her home on North Me-
ridian street. entertaining in honor of Mrs.
Emery B. Sellers. of Monticello. and Miss
May Nichols. of Danvile. The hostess
was assisted during the afternoon by Mrs.
George n. Catterson, Mrs. Winfield Miller.
Mrs John w. Hoffman. Mrs. Major Tay-
Tor. Miss Cordella Taylor, Mrs. Leonard
Hackney. Mrs. Charles Mcguire. Mrs. Will
liam Mcguire. Mrs. Frank Harrington,
Mrs. Frank Burk. Mrs. G. f. Hollenbeck,
Mrs. Granville Ballard. Miss Lucille Bal
lard. Mrs. Jackson Landers, Miss Eudora
Landers, Mrs. Horace Wood. Mrs. Frank
Maus-Fauvre, Miss Emma Virginia Pear
son, Mrs. w. c. Arp of Terre Haute, Mrs.
James McCabe of Williamsport, and Mrs.
George W. Brill of Danville. Little Ger
trude Brill dressed in a dainty gown of
white, stood at the stairway and received
the cards of the guests. The different
rooms were prettily decorated with palms
and flowers. The square polished table in
the dining room had a square mirror CEN
terpiece the frame of which was studded
with daffodils, outside of which was gar
land of smilax. In the Dutch supper room
palms were grouped about and 1T was here
that the ices were served. In the ballroom
refreshments were served from dafntily
appointed tables which were trimmed with
daffodils and punches of violets were given
to the guests as favors.
SHACKLEY-JARRAR
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WORTHINGTON, Ind. April lotto
Shackley, of Worthington, and Miss Leola
Jarrard, of Vincennes, were married last
evening at the Hotel Welshans. DIR. Cook.
of ST. Matthews Church, officiated. Guests
from out of town were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardaker and Mrs. Jarrard. of Vincennes:
j. A. Padgett, of Washington, and John