The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

California to spend the winter.
Mrs. III o. Gehm. of st. Louis, is Wis
itlng her sister, Mrs. j. X. Cavanaugh.
Miss Jessie Barcus, who has been visit
ing friends in Greenfield, is home again.
Mrs. d. b.. Sweetser and mother. Mrs.
Wood, of Marion, are at the Denison this
week.
Miss Florence Coffin will return from
an Eastern trip the latter part OF the
week.
Miss Louisa Fletcher will give a dance
during the holidays at her home on East
Ohio street.
Mrs. Joseph E.. Mcdonald will arrive
home this week from California, where she
spent the summer
Mrs. Dewitt Griffith will entertain at
cards Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Olin Z.
Wilcox and Miss Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Budd, of Rushville.
will spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Budd and family.
Mrs. Hermann Pink and her visitor. Mrs.
Neuberger, of Chicago. are pending the
day i'm S~helbyville with friends.
Miss Goodsell, OF Bridgeport. Conn. Who
has been the guest of Miss Katharine
Ayers, returned home yesterday.
Miss Bryner. of Peoria. Ill. is the guest
of Mrs, Edison T. Wood. Later she will
be the guest of Mrs. Jacob p. Dunn.
Miss Annie Fraser will give a tea Fri
day in honor of Miss Gladwin, of Chicago,
who will arrive tomorrow, TO be her guest.
Mrs. William T. Brown will entertain the
members OF her bible class of the Central
avenue Nj. L. Church during the holidays.
The engagement of Miss Jessie Meyer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Meyer,
of Louisville, and Walter Kahn is an
nounced-
Miss Florence Dunning. who is attending
Vassar College, will spend the holidays
with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Lehman II.
Cunning.
Mrs. Flora Rogers Booth and Miss Rog-
ers, of Nashville, will arrive the latter
part Of the week to visit Miss Helen MARI
Mrs. Granville Rose, of Kansas, ILL.,, and
Mrs. Piper, of Beolix, Miss, who have
been visiting friends in the city, returned
home last night.
Miss Margaret Allen, who is attending
the State University, will spend the holi-
days with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Henry Clay Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Dilks and daughters,
Miss Dilks and Miss Eleanor Dilks, will
spend Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Con-, of Evansville.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Freeman
Taylor and Mr.. Schuyler ColfaX Young
will occur tomorrow evening at the
Fletcher-place Church.
Miss Pearl Haines and Miss Agnes Dun
can will give a dance Friday night in honor
of Miss Lottie Ransdell, who is with Mrs.
Samuel Reid ais week.
The board of managers of the Indian
aPolis Orphan Asylum will meet this morn
ing at 9:30 o'clock with Mrs. ]. A. Brad
shaw, 20 East Vermont street.
Mr.. w. II. Brown will give a dinner
dance at the University Club Saturday
night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Noonan
and Mrs. Schaff, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Charles z. Kregelo will entertain
at luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs. Neu-
berger, of Chicago, who Is the guest of
Mrs. Hermann Pink, at the Denison Hotel.
Circle Number One. of the Central
avenue NJ. T.. Church. will hold its Christ
mas market in the basemen of the church
on Friday afternoon and evening, Dec. IA.
At the meeting of the Century Club this
evening DR.. d. NJ. Geeting will read the
story and a paper on Henry D~rummond"
will be presented by Rev. Allen b. Phil
putt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Winter will re-
turn from their wedding trip tomorrow
and be at home with Mrs. Winters mother,
Mrs. Ada NJ. Carey, on North Delaware
street.
The Wymodausis Club was entertained
zoos Park avenue, and in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott entertained the husbands
at dinner.
Miss Ella vonnegut will issue invita-
tons soon for a card party Saturday aft
ernoon- Monday evening. Miss Vonnegut
will entertain in honor Of Miss Needham,
of Washington.
Mrs: Jesse overstreet is visiting her
parents in Columbus. Mrs. Overstreet will
not observe her Tuesdays at home the
remainder of the season, and Will return
to Washington with Mr.. Overstreet after
the holidays.
is with Mrs. Samuel Reid. Mrs. Reid will
give two buffet luncheons for her guest
one on Wednesday and another on Thurs
day. Mrs. III. =. WATSON Will entertain
for Miss Ransdell next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Haueisen will hold
their first after-wedding reception this aft
ernoon and evening. Mrs. Haueisen will
Buffalo, and the Misses WalIick, Miss
Clara Haueisen. Miss Knippenberg, Miss
Coburn, Miss MIllard, Mrs. Augustus Co
burn and Mrs. William G. Haueisen.
given by the Ladies Aid Society, of the
German House, were about S1,025, and the
ladies' wish TO extend thanks to the men,
sisted them, as we'll as TO the newspapers
I'm the city. The Charity ball will here
after be held on Thanksgiving eve.
The indianapolis Literary Club observed
A. Coulter. of the Chicago University. read
a paper on Study in Plant Sociology"
Following the meeting at Plymouth
Church the guests and members attended
ar informal reception at the University
Club, where Mr.. Coulter was the guest
of honor.
One of the most brilliant of the seasons
receptions was that of Mrs. j. NJ. Winters
yesterday afternoon, given in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Eugene Baum, of Georgia, and
Mrs. James Lees Sommerville, one OF the
ICAtll al Z liz w L WOIe Al ldnU-
some gown of French foulard and lace
Mrs. Baum's gown was black grenadine
over old rose silk. and Mrs. SommerviIlc
wore q lovely gown of pink satin and lace.
The hostess was assisted during the aft
ernoon by Mrs. Claude Z. Matthews. Mrs.
William y. Woods, Mrs. Henry Coburn,
Mrs. Edward r. Hodges, Mrs. George c..
Hit. Mrs. Clifton Comfy. Mrs. Frank
Churchman, Mrs. William j. Mckee, Mrs.
W. w. Herod, Mrs. J. a. Lemcke, Mrs
john y. Hurry. Mrs Alfred +. Potts. Mrs.
John w. Kern, Mrs. L. VI. Brown. Mrs.
Samuel Il. Morss, Mrs. Frank III. Baldwin
Mrs. NJ. B.. Wilson, Mrs. William T. Steele,
Mrs. George G. Tanner, Mrs. l. w. Fletcn-
err. Mrs. James NJ. Francis. Mrs. James S.
Cruise. Mrs. T. s. Hacker and Mrs. Lew
Wallace. jr. The young ladies IN the din
ing room included Miss Barnett, of And
over. Mass, Miss Mary Foster. Miss Nj
black, Miss Myla Coburn. the Misses Wal
pole. Miss Virginia Keep. Miss Alice
Woods. Miss Lucy Taggart. Miss Sara
Wilson. Miss Mary Hord and Miss Emily
Winters. The different rooms were p~rettily
adorned with flowers. In the parlors pink
carnations and Bride roses formed the
decoration and in the dining room yellow
chrysanthemums were used.
General and Mrs. Harrison Leave.