The Indianapolis journal., 1901-12-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

II.
visiting in the city
Mrs. BOesch. of Minnesota, is the guest
of Mrs Albert Metzger.
Mrs. John b. Elam is a member OF a
house party in Evansville.
Mrs. G. G.. Howe and Mrs. Mary Jeffrey
are visiting friends in Evansville.
Mr. John Reagan has returned to Ann
ArbOr, where he is attending college.
Mrs. Sewall will not observe her usual
day at home Wednesday of this week.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. H. Dunning have re-
moved to 1904 North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Claire Shower will give a luncheon
at the Columbia Club on Friday of this
week.
Mrs. John Mason. of Evansville, is the
guest of Miss Minnie Scholz at the Charles
ton Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson started yes
terday for a Southern trip. They will be
gone ten days.
theater party last evening by Mrs. Joseph
+. Mcdonald.
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson left
lecture this evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson. of Milton Ind,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles B.
Oakes. 527 Lockerbie street.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Axtell. of Blooming
ton, who have been visiting in the city
since Friday, returned home yesterday.
Miss May L. Shipp will entertain inform
ally this afternoon for her guest Mrs.
Alpheus H. Snow, of Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Edward Lewis Fedler and Richard
Feidler, of Terre Haute, are visiting Mrs.
Alfred r. Hovey on North Me. idian street.
Mrs. j. O. Van Wrinkle has gone to
Columbia, S. c., to visit Mrs. Robert G.
Wright, who is the daughter Of Judge Ell
liot.
The Veronica Club will meet Thursday
with Mrs Heitzelberger, on Virginia ave-
nue.. A programme of old songs will be
given.
The ladies of Tabernacle Church will
give a fair on Friday afternoon and even
ing, Dec. 13 Supper will be served in the
evening.
The Bachelor Maids Card Club was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Miss Mae
Culver and Miss Minnie Scholz at the
Charleston Inn.
Mr.. William Fortune gave a dinner last
evening at the Columbia Club for Mr.. III.
Mr.. S. h. MOrss.
Mr.. Bert Dunham, of Grand Rapids.
Mich, who was the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Henry Myers, of the Chalfant. returned
home last evening.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Louis II. Martin, now living In Cincinnati,
formerly of Indianapolis. and Miss Geor-
gine Brown. of the former city.
Mrs. D. F. Billingsley entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Vestal.
wife of Captain Vestal of Fort Comfort,
n. Y, and guest of Mrs. James II. Billings
ley, Mrs. Thompson, of Detroit guest of
Mrs. Thomas Peck, and Mrs. r. r. Smith,
of Cincinnati, guest of Mrs. Marshall.
Miss Margaret Mueller daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. August Mueller. will be married
this morning at o'clock at the home of
the brides parents 1905 Cornell avenue.
The bridegroom is Mr.. John Peters of
Cape Charles, Va, which city will be the
future home of the newly married couple.
Miss Elizabeth Ketcham was hostess for
a luncheon yesterday given in honor of
Miss Jeanette Judson, the guests being
Miss Ethlyn Phipps OF Baltimore; Miss
Caroline MarmOn. Misses Jameson, Miss
Thornton, Miss Flora Ketcham. Miss Mary
Duncan Wilson, Miss Myla Coburn. Miss
Katherine Ayres and Miss Ella Vonnegut.
At meeting of the Principals Club last
evening at the Benjamin Harrison School,
a paper was read by Miss Georgia Alex
ander on Dr. Stanley Halls Ideal School,"
and another by Miss Kate Mason on the
Harvard Summer School" The club is
composed of principals and assistant prin-
cipals, and the subjects discussed are of an
educational nature. Meetings are held
every two weeks during the school months.
The play to be given at the German
House Friday night and Saturday after
noon promises to be extremely entertain
ing. especially for the little folks A fairy
will give the magic touch that will bring
the dolls TO life, and while mortal they
will do many amusing pranks to hll the
hour with laughter and mirth. Following
the play there will be dancing in whicn
old and young invited to participate
good old-fashiOned time is promised
Hart will furnish the music.
A pleasant evening party was given last
night by Miss Bessie McCrea, at her home
1906 Broadway, for her guests, Misses Nc
Crea, of Cincinnati. and Miss Mary Nc
Crea. of st. Paris O. The guests were pro-
Vided with beans, one of which was for
feited each time the guest said yes or no
during conversation. With these beans
refreshments were bought later in the
evening. Miss Jessie Scott, of Greenfield
was also a guest. On Wednesday a theater
party will be given for the visitors and on
Saturday evening Miss Helen Ballard of
17l6 Ruckle street. will entertain for them.
Washington Post: Miss Ruth Halford
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A j. Hal
ford, and niece of Maj. Elijah w. Halford
L. 5. A. will make her debut Saturday
Dec. Z. at tea at her parents residence
was graduated in June from the Mount
Vernon Seminary. in this city. and is one
of the CleVerest of the seaSOns's buds. In
addition To the usual accomplishments of
twentieth century girl Miss Halford has
strong intellectual tastes. being one of the
serious-minded group of maidens of the
literature class now meeting regularly at
Mrs Mackay- Smiths.
GOULD-KELLY.
NEW YORK, Dec. Frank Jay Gould
youngest son of the late Jay Gould. and
Miss Helen Kelly. daughter of the late
Edward Kelly. were married this evening
a the Kelly residence. this city. Owing 10
the death recently OF Commodore Kelly the
wedding was without display Only mem