The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Paul and children will return to
Chicago to-day.
Miss Anna Simpson has gone to Franklin
for a short visit
Mrs. ]. X. Dean will give chaing-dish
party Saturday night.
Mrs. j. III. Byers will entertain at lunch
con at the English cafe for Mrs. Charles
Finney, Monday.
Mrs. Chauncey Clark will entertain next
week for Miss Vance Virginia Vest, who
will be married Feb. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kraus and daugh-
ter. Lillian, have gone to Florida for the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs. 8. Robert Greer will give luncheon
Saturday for Miss Tompkins. of New York,
who Is with the Misses Malott.
The meeting of the Daughters Of the
Revolution has been postponed on account
OF the illness of Mrs. E. III. Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Eaglesfield and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Foster have gone on a
Southern trip for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Raymond Van Camp entertained at
dinner last night for Mrs. Paul, of Chi
cago, and her sister, Mrs. McDermott, of
Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson. of Chicago,
who have been with Mr.. and Mrs. Burger
since the holidays. will return home the
early part of next week.
Miss Virginia Robertson has returned to
Lafayette. after visiting Miss Yerkes, at
Knickerbacker Hall and Misses Nelly and
Benaldine Smith, in Morton Place.
Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell was the host
ess OF an informal at home yesterday
In honor of Mrs. Edward Martin of Yon-
rs-0n-the-Hudson, who is her guest.
Mrs. Maxwell was assisted by Mrs. Clifton
Comfy, Mrs. Garrard Comfy. Miss Louise
Garrard, Mrs. Shaler and Miss Newcom-
er.
The pupils of st. Agnes's Academy will
celebrate Bishop Chatard's feast day and
St. Agnes's feast day Friday evening with
an entertainment at the Academy. The
bishops feast day is that of st. Francis de
Sales. which falls on Monday. Jan. %, and
which is always celebrated at St. Marys
of the Woods near Terre Haute- St. Agnes s
feast day falls on Sunday.
Mrs ]. A Sutcliffe entertained infor-
mally yesterday afternoon for her sister.
Mrs. Charles Finney, OF New York. The
hostess was assisted by her sisters. Mrs.
G. III. Bailey and Mrs. Findley Pugh. with
Mrs. Edison T. Woods, Mrs. Robert w.
Long, Mrs. j. III. Byers, Mrs Worth Mer-
rift. Miss Reeves, Miss Tucker, Miss By
ers. and Mrs. Frank Kinney, of Findlay,
Ohio.
Mrs. Harry c. Dewenter entertained az
luncheon yesterday for Miss Cotter. OF
Bloomington. The guests were Mrs. Will
lam Kuhn. Miss Blanche ODonnell, Mrs
James Birk, Miss lone Scholl. Miss Elfride
Scholl, Mrs. John Ruckelshaus, Miss Cecil
Clune. Miss Anna Liebert. Miss Frances
Spencer. Miss Katherine Pau, Mrs Gus
tav keevers, Miss Florence Atkins, and
Miss Bertha Langsenkamp.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret McCar-
thy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Nc
Carthy. and Mr.. Harry C. Keefe occurred
Wednesday morning at 1880 o'clock. Rev
Father O'Donaghue officiating. The bride
wore her travelling gown OF fawn-colored
broadcloth. with waist of white taffeta.
Mr.. and Mrs Keefe left after the ceremony
on an Eastern trip and on their return will
be at home after Feb. Is at zoos Huron
street.
Mrs. Samuel Z. Morse gave the second OF
series OF luncheons yesterday, having