The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

N. A. Gladding for few days
| Mrs George F. Gookin and Miss Gookin
| will spend the summer in Maine.
Mrs L. III. Fiery and daughter Katherine
will leave to-day to visit friends In Kansas
| City.
| Mrs Jeanette Ault. of Chicago. who has
| been with Mrs. Heron. returned home yes
| terday.
Mr. and Mrs. z. ]. Heeb. who have been
visiting relatives in Greensburg, are home
| again.
| Mrs. John c. Dean will entertain at
luncheon. Thursday. for Mrs. Rebecca A.
| Insley.
Miss Jane De Paw, of New Albany. will
be with Miss Mary Holiday for the rest of
| the week.
Mrs Norris r. Eddy. of washington.
| d. c., is visiting Mrs. Charles Lilly at
| the Blacherne.
Miss Alta Malott, who attended Miss
Mary Days house party, in New Albany,
has returned home.
Mrs. John Rauh and Mrs. Gustav Kew
/ ers have issued invitations for large card
| party tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. James NJ. feathers will entertain
/ at cards tomorrow afternoon in honor of
Miss feathers, Of Louisville, who is her
| visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Curtis and Miss
/ Curtis, of No. 1924 North Alabama street.
| have removed to Cincinnati for permanent
residence.
Mr.: and Mrs. St: Clair Parry entertained
Torres. of Mexico, who have just returned
from their honeymoon trip to California.
The Young woman's Missionary Society
| OF the Second Presbyterian Church will
meet. this afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock, with
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Louis Milliken have
i issued cards for a dance at the Country
Club, May 1S The guests of honor will
i he nj Of cd
| lands, Cal
Mrs. Walter s. Balinger entertained
about forty ladies at cards yesterday aft
ernoon in honor of Miss Laura Huey, who
is to be married next week. Miss Young.
If Louisville. who is visiting Miss Huey.
was among the guests.
DIR. j. A Conkey will go to Greencastle
Monday to attend the Assembly dance.
of this city. Mr.. Conkey will also at
tend dance at Martinsville. given for
Miss Helen Westfall. Thursday night.
Mrs. William H. Smith gave a musicale
Wednesday evening in the. parlors of the
| Hotel English. Mrs. Hazel Bristley sang
several selections and Miss Duff played.
Mrs. Bristley has recently come from Gin
cinnati to live in Indianapolis and is at
the Denison.
Miss Rose Budd gave a charming violet
luncheon yesterday. entertaining the MEM
bers of the Wimodaughsis Club. at her
home, Keystone Farm. Millersville. The
i guests were: MIS- Ralph BOgart, MISS
Louise Philputt. Mrs. William Coburn,
Mrs. G. w. Budd. Mrs. Robert Elliott,
Mrs G. e. Galloway Miss Emma Lowry,
Mrs. Van Pelt, Mrs. Samuel Stoddard and
| Mrs. G.. w. Gosner and Mrs. Riley, of
Pittsburg.
Miss Eliza Chambers and Miss Eliza
beth Cooper gave an informal o'clock tea
| yesterday afternoon at the home of the
| former, on North Capitol avenue. The
| guest of honor was Miss Josephine Gray,
| of Muncie, who is to be married next month
to Mr.. Peter Atwood Kinds. Receiving with
the hostesses and Miss Gray were Miss
Miss Fannie Turner and Miss Florence
McNaughton. all of Muncie, who will be
bridesmaids at the wedding. They were as
sisted by Miss Sharpe. of. Chicago. who
| is visiting Miss Josephine Smith. and Miss
Barnett, Of Andover, Mass, who is with
Mrs. George c. Hit. The daintily appoint
grerites and the different rooms were fra
grant with spring flowers.
AN AFTERNOON TEA
The Misses Wiegand gave an afternoon
tea yesterday afternoon at which were en-
tertained about three hundred and fifty
| guests. The different rooms were beautiful
~ decorated. the first parlor being adorned
with delicately tinted hydrangea plants and
| Easter lilies. In the second parlor red ge-
ranium blossoms were used with palms. The
| punch table was placed in this room in the
| bow window which was draped with cur
tain Of smilax and red carnations. The
mantels in the different rooms were banked
in pyramidal form and studded with flow
ers In the music room the musicians were
stationed behind a serene of palms and
| yellow marsuerites, and large oval
basket held quantity of flax blossoms.
In the dining room pyramid of springrie
occupied the center of the room. the base
| or which was formed Of palms. On the top
OF the pyramid was a large basket of pink
| carnations The mirror i'm this room was
outlined in purple and white lilacs and the
sideboard was also trimmed with flowers
and ferns. Assisting the Misses Wiegand
In the parlors were Mrs Anthony w:egand.
Mrs. Edward Hutchinson. Mrs. NJ. w.
Mansfield. Mrs. Edward Gall. Mrs. Gustav
| Rocker and Mrs. Theodore Potter. In the
dining room were Miss Bertha Gall. Miss
Florence Rottler. Miss Alta Malott, Miss
Nell Thornton, Miss Flora Hamilton, Miss
Lille Hamilton, Miss Emma Pearson, Miss
Dyer and Miss Martha Henderson. Punch
Miss Bertha Hohl and Miss Amber Ensley.
Among the guests from out of town were
Miss Lindsay. of Pittsburg; Mrs. w. Full
ton. OF Chicago; Miss Shular.' of Decatur.
H.: Miss McAvenew. of New York, and
| Miss Tanner. of Appleton, Wis
A LARGE RECEPTION
Mrs. Andrew J. Mcintosh and Mrs Thad-
deus E. Houston gave a large and brilliant
reception yesterday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs. Mcintosh. No. $50 West Vermont
street. The guests Of honor were Mrs. New
land T. De Paw, of New Albany and Mrs
Thomas NJ Greene, of Cincinnati. Assist
ing the hostesses in the parlors were Mrs
David s. Hill. Mrs. William E. Stevenson,
Mrs. Leah Ramsey. Mrs. William p Ma
lott Mrs. Charles III. Albeit, Mrs Thomas
+. Potter, Mrs. Isaac n. Richie Mrs Will
liam III. Cooper. Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence
Mrs. Charles w. Gorsuch. Mrs. Henry NJ
Bronson. Mrs Daniel A Chenoweth Mrs
James r. Henry. Mrs. Emmett ]. Heeb and
Mrs. Joseph b. Healing. The punch table
was placed in the music room and Miss
Mary Holiday, Miss Jane De PAW of
New Albany Miss Edna Stevenson and
Miss Edith Griffith passed IT, In the two
dining rooms. assisting in serving refresh
ments. were Mrs. o. NJ. Cosner OF Bedford
| Mrs. William Mcguire, Mrs Frank Wocher
Mrs Thomas l.. Hale of Noblesville and
Miss Sadie Mcintosh in one. and Mrs Ger
trude Brennan, Mrs. Eugene Collins OF
Franklin. Mrs. Louis j. Smith Mrs
| Charles T.. Hall and Miss Nellie Mcintosh
In the second. The paror where the guests
were received was decorated with Bermuda
lilies and palms; in the second parlor pink
. roses were used and in the punch room
| yellow marguerites formed the decora ton
!, | The mantels were banked with green, and
palms were also grouped about I'm the diff
ferent rooms. In one dining room a pyra-
mid OF palms was formed I'm the center of
| the room, studded with white and purple
. lilacs: in the second dining room there was
| n similar pyramid of palms, with large
bouquet OF red carnations the top. The