The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


tinsville, will return home to-day.
Miss Louise NJ Hereth has gone to Den
yer for stay of several months.
Mrs James r. Henry, who has been Wis.,
iting in st. Louis. will return home to-day.
Rev. f. o. Granniss, of Richmond, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs George n. Catterson.
The Alpha Club was entertained yester-
day by Mrs. p. H. Hildebrand, of North
Meridian street.
day from the Victoria to their new home,
2li East Nineteenth street.
Mrs Myra Cohn and children, of 2212
North Pennsylvania street, will leave to-
day for weeks visit at kokomo.
General and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison will
entertain at dinner next Friday evening in
honor of their wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Ayers and daughter, Miss Katharine
Ayers, will leave next week for Hot
Springs, Ark, for a few weeks visit.
Mr. j. r. Miller will exhibit a number of
water colors, oils and monotype drawings
at the Lieber galleries, beginning April %.
Miss jamie Ogle is visiting Miss lowering
in Lafayette. Miss lowering gave a dance
in honor of her guest Wednesday evening.
Miss Sarah Carson, of New York, will
lead the gospel service at the Young Wom
ems Christian Association tomorrow after
noon.
Judge and Mrs. Hackney gave Dutch
. T.
and Mrs. William Brown, who are with
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Levey
The members of the Fellowship Church,
Broadway and Twenty-first street, gave
measuring party" last night in the church
parlors The guests paid cents for each
foot of their height.
Miss Lettie Renner has returned to the
Delano from a trip to Asheville, N. c., to
which place she accompanied Mrs. Albert
J. Beveridge few weeks ago In the lat
ter'S quest for health.
r. c. j. Pendleton, of No. 1902 North Cap
itol avenue, who suffered a stroke of par
a1ysis several weeks ago, is yet I'm a critical
condition and his family fears that the ill
ness may prove fatal.
Miss Mayme Renihan will receive Tues
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Robert Il.
McGrath, of Lafayette and Miss Kate
Ward. who will leave I'm short time to
visit relatives in Lafayette and Mime
sofa. -ti if'.
Mrs. Robinson, of Bloomington. who has
been visiting Mrs. Charles E. Coffin, has
returned home. Her nephew. Master Daniel
Wallingford, accompanied her and will re-
main with her until his parents return from
New York.
Prof N Hill Nesbitt will deliver a lee
ture this evening at the Propylaeum on
Three Years Experience in South Africa"
The proceeds OF the lecture are for the
benefit of the Free kindergarten and the
Children's Aid Society.
The members of the Sunday school of the
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church gave a
reception for the members of. the home de-
partment last night In the church parlors.
There was quite large attendance and a
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. John c. Dean was the hostess last
night of delightful dancing party in hon.
or of her sister. Miss Gladys Wright. The
guests were the girls of the Classical
School and their friends. Among them
was Miss Margaret Bowen, OF Delphi.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey +. Bicknell for the marriage
of their daughter Grace and Dr. Earnest
L. Wishard, which will occur April 10 at
the Memorial Presbyterian Church. A re-
ception will follow the ceremony at the
residence 1921 College avenue.
This morning at IL O'Clock at the Propy-
| laeum will be given the first drawing room
| lecture by Mrs Isabel Strong. Mrs Strong
is stepdaughter of Robert Louis Steven
| son. and was with him in Samoa. Her SUBJ
| ject will be "Stevenson's Samoa" The pat
ronesses for the lecture will be Mrs. Ben
| jamin Harrison. Mrs. Hervey Bates, jr.,
Mrs. May Wright Sewall Mrs. Harry S.
| New, Mrs. William l.. Elder, Mrs. Edward
F. Hodges, Mrs. William B. wheelock and
| Mrs. George c. Hit.
Mrs. w. E. Boyd was the hostess yes
| terday afternoon for a charming tea in
| honor of her guest. Miss Boyd, Of Front
| Royal, Va Receiving with the hostess
and her guest was Mrs. M. f. Boyd, and
| the assisting ladies were Mrs. Wilbur Rob-
| ertson Mrs. j. A. Boyd Mrs. Harry b.
| Smith; Miss Lillian Taggart served the
| punch. In the dining room Mrs Eugene
Hazard, of Louisville, presided, assisted
| by Mrs. Stewart Pouder. Miss Alma Ma
| lott and Miss Gertrude Taggart. The rooms
were prettily decorated with palms and
smilax. In the frst parlor tulips and roses
were used. and in the second parlor yellow
| roses and daffodils formed part of the deco
| ration. The dining room was prettily
| trimmed with pink roses and carnations.
| In the center of the table was a silver can
delabrum, around which was a wreath of
carnations and ferns. Among the guests
was Mrs. Lucy Thompson, of Edinburg
with Mrs. Richard Francis.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. ]. De Witt
| George and Mrs. j. III. George gave a large
reception in honor of Miss Cheney of
| Frankfort, and Miss George, of Memphis,
Tenn. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs
| Charles A. Dale. Mrs. William T. Brown,
| Mrs Arthur Jordan, Mrs. l.. w. Cooper,
| Mrs. Thomas j. Villers. Mrs. George Chan
dler. Mrs. Charles j. Buchanan, Mrs. Il. G.
| Gardner, Mrs. j. Il. Conner, Mrs. l. III.
| Wilson, Mrs. Horace Eddy. Mrs j. C. Nor
| ris, Mrs. Carl Won Hake, Mrs. Nj. V. Wig
| gins, Mrs. w. A. Guthrie, Mrs. r. A. John
| ston and Miss Gertrude Goodhart Miss
! Lillian Atkins, Miss Bertha Bergen. Miss
Mary Drurie and Miss Mae Conner served
| the punch. The different rooms were
| adorned with spring flowers and the man.
| tells We're banked with ferns and plants.
| In the dining room the table had basket
| of scarlet tulips for the centerpiece The
| and the candelabra held red candles.
| Among the guests was Mrs. Haldeman of
| Marion, with Mrs. Patton.
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