The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-07
Personal and Society.


taken apartments at the Hotel English.
Miss Emma Stearn has returned home
from visit Of several weeks in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Grail leave tomorrow
TO visit Baltimore, Washington and New
York.
| club last night at his home in Woodruff
Place.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Reid and daughter,
of Paris. have gone to Kansas City for
couple Of weeks.
| Mrs Beatty and niece. Miss White. of
Columbus, o., are guests at the English
Hotel for a few weeks.
Miss Katharine Barnett, OF Andover.
Mass, will arrive Wednesday to visit her
sister. Mrs. George c. Hit.
! Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Vest announce the
Engagement of their daughter Vance Vir-
gina TO Mr.. Will Arthur Cochran.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF the
Second Presbyterian Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Alumnae Club of the Pi Beta Phi
| fraternity will meet tomorrow evening
with Miss Ethel Curryer on College avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs George Hufford held their
| regular monthly reception last night for
| the faculty and seniors Of the indianapolis
| High School.
| Mrs. w. C. Kalb. assisted by her daugh-
| ter, Miss Hattie Kalb, gave a coffee on
| Wednesday afternoon at her residence, on
North Senate avenue.
| Mr. Frank L. Kiefer and Miss Katie ].
Connolly were quietly married Jan. at the
| Fourth Presbyterian Church by Rev.
| George L. Macintosh.
| The engagement has been announced of
Miss Florence Meek. daughter of Mrs.
| Flora A Meek, and Mr.. Milton Hopkins,
formerly of the United States army.
| Mrs. Leo Meyer, No. 800 North East
| street. has returned from abroad after a
stay Of eight months to regain her health
| and will be pleased TO receive her friends
| Queen Esther Auxiliary will meet on Fri
| day with Mrs. Alathea Jackson, IT'S West
| Washington street. She will be assisted by
| Mrs. Clyda Townsend and Mrs. Matilda
| Borz.
The third section OF the Maennerchor
Ladies' Society, with Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel
| as chairman, has arranged a quilting bee"
/ and geological party for Friday,
| Jan. II.
| Miss Ethel TORY will be married to Mr..
Eugene Beachman. Of New York city,
| Tuesday at noon. the wedding TO take
place at her home. on North Delaware
| street.
Mrs. Missouri F. Woodward, a local
writer. read an oiginal Christmas story be-
| fore the Friday Afternoon Reading Club
| which was enjoyed and appreciated by ev-
] cry member.
Unique and attractive invitations have
| been issued by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A.
| Hetherington for a studio party to old
| friends and new. The invitations read
| Saturday evening at their home, 1913 North
| Alabama street.
Miss Grace WATSON gave pink luncheon
| OF fourteen covers yesterday for Miss
Townsend. OF New Haven, Conn.,, who is
| visiting Mrs. 7. c. Day, and Mrs. Cowan,
OF Louisville. who is the guest of Mrs.
| Lydia G.. Willard. Among the guests was
Mrs. Hall, Of Pittsburg, who is with Miss
| Martindale.
| DR.. and Mrs. Alembert w. Brayton have
| issued invitations for the marriage of their
| daughter May and Mr.. Albert Johnson,
| Wednesday evening. Jan. IL, at the family
residence, 2113 Broadway. The reception
will be from $3.50 until 1890 The at home
I, announcement is for after Feb. Is, Topeka
| Kan.
The C. 1. U. Chapter of the Daughters of
| the American Revolution will hold a busi-
ness meeting at the residence of Mrs.
George Sloan, No. GOA North Meridian
street. at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon, to decide
the amount to be given to the Continental
Hall fund and to elect delegates to the Ma
| tional Congress.
| Invitations will be issued this week for
the marriage of Miss Estelle Amelia Fieber
| daughter OF Mrs. Josephine Ffeber. and Mr.
| John j., Reilly, Wednesday morning, Jan.
"a, at IS. Peter and Pauls chapel. A re-
ception will follow at the home of the
| bride, 1913 Park avenue. The at-home an
nouncement is after March l, 1913 Park ave-
nue..
Miss Hattie NJ. Tutewiler, assisted by
Miss Myrtle Smyser, will entertain the
| Kappa Alpha Pheta alumnae club at d.
m. Saturday afternoon, Jan. IL. at her
home, No. sol North senate avenue. 1t will
| be guests day and all "Kappas" are cor
daily invited and to bring one guest. The
programme of the afternoon will be a farce
entitled, who Is to Win Him?'
Mrs. Frederick A. Shepard entertained
| about sixty-five guests at cards yesterday
afternoon at her home in Woodruff Place,
| celebrating her fifteenth wedding anniver-
sary. She was assisted in receiving and
4 n mi nv har Cta Mr. Morx ID
| Connolly and Mrs. Lyman Louis. Last
night Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard entertained
their card club. There were guests for
| five tables.
The third section of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety or the German House gave a bowl
ing party yesterday afternoon. The hos
| tesses for the occasion were Mrs. Joseph
| L. Casper, Mrs. Court d. Webb and Miss
| entertaining by Mrs. G. A. Wrestling, Mrs.
| William Schomberg, Mrs. julius Karr-
mann and Miss Alice Mueller. There were
seven prizes awarded.
Two more Dinner Dances are to be
| given at the University Club. one to-mor-
row evening and the other on Monday
| evening, Jan. 10. The patronesses for to-
morrow evening are to be: Mrs. Arthur V.
| Brown. Mrs. Charles H. Holstein. Mrs. La
| fayette f. Page. Mrs. George r. Sullivan
Mrs. Ernest r. Wiles. Mrs. William Watson
| Woollen. Mrs. Samuel E. Morss. Mrs. John
| w. Kern, Mrs. Alfred F. Potts, Mrs. Henry
| jameson, Mrs. Lydia G.. Willard.
| Yesterday afternoon Mrs. George Bass
| gave a reception TO introduce her sons
| brides. Mrs. Walter George Bass and Mrs
| Herbert Lawrence Bass. Assisting the
| hostess in receiving and entertaining were
| Mrs. John Il. Sherman. Mrs John Logan
| Mrs. Flora A. Meek, Mrs. William Harris,
| Mrs. Mary B. Notion and Miss Mamie l..
| Bass. In the dinine room Miss Florence
| Bass presided, assisted by Miss Helen
| Bass. Miss Minnie White. Miss Anna Sui
| Ivan and Miss Edna Gent. The parlors
were prettily adorned with Southern smi-
lax and carnations. The smilax formed a
| frieZe about the various rooms and
| trimmed the fret work above the doors a
| palms We're placed around the rooms in
| groups. Mrs. Walter Bass wore a hand
some gown of castor brown cloth, trimmed
with American Beauty silk and lace ap
| plique. Mrs III. L. Bass was gowned IN
| Foulard silk dress, with a castor back
| ground, trimmed with white liberty silk ar
| lace with touch OF turquoise velvet.
| Mrs. Bass wore an elegant gown 0f
| black cloth trimmed with white satin
and applique Among the out-of-town
| guests were Mrs. L. II. Jones. of Cleve-
| land; Mrs. Richard Boone and Miss Boone,
| OF Cincinnati; Mrs. White and Miss White.
| OF Columbus o.; Mrs. Mary Vaughn, OF
| Ashtabula, o.: Mrs. William Bass and
| the Misses Bass, OF Greenwood.