The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
| Miss Caroline Burford is visiting In Chi
| Miss Cora Parry Is visiting relatives In
| ST. Louis.
Miss Mary Day, Of New Albany is visit
| ing Miss Alta Louise Malott.
Mrs William Hart will visit Mrs. M. s.
| Hopper, in Lafayette this week.
| Miss Bertha Blair, of Cincinnati, will
come soon to visit Miss Gail Smith.
| Mr.. John T. Clark, of Columbus. o., was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Travis last
| week.
| Mr. and Mrs Will z. Krieger and Mrs.
| Elizabeth Mauer have gone to Dallas, Tex,
| for visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gay have issued in
vitations for a card party Tuesday even
| ing, March g.
Miss Rorison, of Detroit. who has been
| the guest of Miss Mary Noble, will return
home this week.
Mrs Amelia c. Fruchte. of ST. Louis,
| will be the guest OF honor at Mrs. SewalPS
| usual at-home tomorrow.
| Mrs Maud e. Showers, of Bloomington.
| and Mrs. Winfield Johnson. Of Spencer, are
| visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. p. NJ. Dill and Mrs. Frank Wells
| have issued invitations for luncheon at
| the Bates House Thursday.
Miss Margaret Carey has issued cards for
/ a musicale Wednesday evening in honor OF
| her guest. Miss Hubbard, of New York.
Mrs. Frank H. Carter received informally
| yesterday afternoon for her guests, Mrs. j.
| M. Irwin and Mrs. John S. Butler, OF Chi
4 cago.
| Mrs. Agnes Hit will entertain the women
| of the George II. Thomas Relief Corps this
| afternoon at her residence, 5l2 East Elev-
4 enth street
| Cards have been issued by Mrs. Samuel
/ Rauh for reception at the Propylaeum
| March Z, in honor of Mrs. Henry Rauh,
who was recently married.
| The seventy-seventh birthday anniver-
sary of Mrs. T. A. Goodwin was celebrated
4 by her family yesterday at the Goodwin
| residence, on College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Reid have gone to
| New York. from where Mr.. Reid will sail
| for Paris. Mrs. Reid will return to In
| dianapolis for a stay of several months
| Mrs. Edward Daniels entertained infor-
mally yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
| Hiss. of Baltimore. paper on Susan
| Ferrier'' was read by Miss Macy Cough
| len during the afternoon.
| Mr.. j. T. Owens announces the engage
| ment of his daughter, Mae H, and Mr.. II.
WILDER Miner, of Newport News, Va, for
1 merry of this city. The wedding will occur
March Z, at the family residence. No. 600
| West Vermont street.
This evening will be guest night at the
| Century Club. Miss Elizabeth Dye will
have the story, That's for Remembrance"
and the paper will be read by Mr.: v: H.
ments that All Religions Have in Com
| mon"
| Mrs. Charles F. DAILY entertained a small
| company yesterday with a Manhattan par
ty in honor of her mother. Mrs. Charles
| Eaton. Of Lima, o., who has been visiting
| her. Mrs. Eaton will leave to-day for La
fayette, where she will visit before return
| ing home.
The members Of the Christ Church Guild
| gave a tea yesterday afternoon at the
| home Of Mrs. Thomas G. Barry. The hos
| tess was assisted by Mrs William A. Tay
| Tor, president Of the guild, and other men,
| bers assisted in entertaining during the
| afternoon.
The Fifth section of the Ladies' Society
| of the German House will give card par
| ty and musicale in the large hall Saturday
| afternoon. Cards will furnish the amuse-
| ment from TO O'Clock and from to the
| time will be given to musical programme.
| The heads of the section are Mrs. John
Wocher. Mrs. John Schmidt and Miss Kipp.
Miss Grace Voss Smith will give a hand
some toast dinner Thursday evening at her
| home. on North Capitol avenue. The guests
| will include Miss Voss, Miss Neff, Miss
Burford. Miss Watts, Miss Hoffman, Miss
Taylor of Noblesville, with DR.. j. A. Con-
key, Mr.. z. V. Williamson, Mr.. Martin
| McDermott, Mr.. c. s. Tilton, Mr.. Neff, Mr..
Cunningham, Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. Roberts, Mr..
| Cattle, Mr.. Knefer, Mr.. Walton and DR..
Fletcher. DR.. Conkey will act as toast
| master
A large gathering assembled at st. Paul's
| Parish House last night to welcome the
new rector, Rev. Lewis Brown and his
mother, Mrs. Brown. The rooms were pref
| tily decorated for the occasion with flags
| and palms were grouped about. Mr.. Aquil-
la Jones, the senior warden, introduced
| Rev. Brown and his mother to the members
| and their friends, and with them Bishop
and Mrs Francis received. They were as
sisted by the church .wardens and the YES
| trymen and their wives as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas L. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs
| Enrique G. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron d.
| King, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Holiday, Mr..
| and Mrs. A. w. Conduit, Judge and Mrs
| Winters. The refreshment committee con-
sisted Of the following ladies: Mrs. Aquilla
Jones. Mrs. S. z. Perkins, Mrs. J. Oxenford,
Mrs. Charles Albeit, Mrs ]. V. Stanbury,
Mrs. w. II. Cooper Mrs. r. o. Johnson
Mrs. T. o. Barbour, Mrs T. K. Taggart and
Mrs. F. l.. Bingham The decoration COM
mittee were Mrs. w. A. Vail and Mrs.
Bender.
The Monday Afternoon Club celebrated
its fifth anniversary last night at the Prop
ylaeum with a special programme. Both
parlors were used and they were prettily
decorated with pink and white carnations.
The officers of the club received the guests.
They are Mrs. A. ]. Clark. president; Mrs
j. III. Parkhurst. vice president; Mrs VIM
field Johnson. secretary; Mrs. Percy John
the evening by the executive committee,
Mrs. E. J. Robson, Mrs N G. Warth, Mrs.
| w. r. Galpin- The ice table presided
over by Mrs. F. c. Gardner and Mrs.
Charles McNaull served the coffee from
another daintiiy appointed table. She was
| assisted by Miss Eastman, Miss Hough,
| Mrs. Pauline Kistner, Mrs. Bradley and
Mrs. Charles Paquette. During the evening
Rev. William A. Quayle gave an address
on Robert Burns" and Mrs. Ida Gray
| Scott sang several Scotch ballads Among
the guests were Mrs. Maud f. Showers
former president Of the club. of Blooming