The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Ida Gray Scott.
Miss Maud Smith has gone to
to visit Miss Elizabeth Lucas.
Mrs. Alice Wood and Mrs. d. B. Sweet
ser, of Marion, are at the Denison.
Miss Mae McGlason, of Louisville, KY,
is the guest of Mrs. Preston It. Kelsey.
Mrs. Evalyn Seguin. who has been visit
ing friends in Chicago, will return home to-
day.
Mrs. Dunn. of Marion, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Gardner for a short
time.
Mr.. ]. M. westcott and daughter, Mrs.
+. A. Wilke, of Richmond, are at the
Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hoover, of Louisville,
KY. are visiting Mr.. n Mrs. Mark Shryer,
on Talbot avenue.
AT the Century Club this evening the
subject will be 1.-THE Modern Republic" in
troduced by Mr.. Elmer e. Stevenson.
Captain and Mrs. James R. Henry will
entertain at dinner this evening in honor
of Miss Annie feathers. of Louisville.
The Young Peoples Club will give it's
next cotillon at the Propylaeum on Feb. s
instead of Jan. is. as has been announced.
Mrs. Edward Mason, of Cleveland, O.,
is visiting Mrs. John p. Mutually, at the
Dolman flats, on North Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lockridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Krauss, Mrs. ]. M. Griffith
and Mrs. Mauzy will leave tomorrow for
Cuba.
Miss Carolyn Coyle, who has been spend
ing the past four weeks in Cincinnati the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Lowell,
has returned home.
Mrs. Z. b. Whitesides, of Franklin, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Healing, on North Alabama street, will
return home to-day.
Mrs. Henry Raymond, of Clarksburg,
w. Va, and Mrs. blackboard, of Parkers-
burg. w. Va, will arrive soon to visit Mrs.
| Marvin Rice Maxwell.
DR.. Mary r. Wilson, w..o has been visit
ing her mother at 402 Bright street, will
| leave Thursday for cornell University be-
fore returning to London.
Miss Caroline Burford is visiting her
| aunt, Mrs. Oscar d. Carpenter, in South
Bend. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter moved from
st. Louis to South Bend recently.
Mrs. William NJ. Brown will entertain
at cards Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Holder. of Camden, N. j., who will arrive
this week to visit Mrs. Horace Wood.
Mrs. George Edwin Branham will be at
home informally for her sisters. Mrs.
| Dolly Hunter Wilson and Mrs. James Bac-
ciocco. this afternoon. No invitations.
Mrs. Henry Mcknight, of Louisville, en-
tertained at dinner last night at the Co.
| lumbia Club in honor of Miss Annie Leath-
ers, of Louisville, Judge and Mrs. James
M. feathers and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin T.
Hert, of Jeffersonvile.
Mrs. w. T. Durbin and her visitor. Miss
| McFadden, will leave to-day for Anderson.
Governor and Mrs. Durbin will remain in
| Anderson until Saturday, when they will
| return to indianapolis to take possession
OF the Lemcke residence on North Meridian
and m streets.
Mrs. Clarence Winter observed her Sec
ond at home yesterday afternoon, and last
night Mr.. and Mrs. Winter received their
friends. They were assisted by Mrs. Ca
rey, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. John N.
Carey. Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Mrs. w. j.
Mckee. Mrs. Daniel Stewart and Mrs.
Millard.
Miss Fay Shower entertained the alum
nae of Pi Beta Phi yesterday afternoon at
her home on Broadway. Mrs. Demarchus
Brown read a paper on early Florentine
Artists" and Miss katherine Stevenson
read one on Italian Art-Its Beginning
Brown. Mrs. Alfred +. Potts. Mrs. Charles
Clark and Mrs. William III. Cook.
Mr.. Grafton Johnson gave a dinner at
the Columbia Club last night. entertaining
the Torry-Malott bridal party. The guests
included Miss Caroline Grace Malott and
Mr.. Edwin TORY, Miss Florence Malott,
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Voorhees, Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul II. White, Miss Waller and Miss Hill,
of Chicago, Miss T~ompkins, of New York.
Mr.. Gavin l.. Payne, Mr.. George Null, Mr..
john x. Dean and Mr.. Johnson.
Mrs. Mary A. Henney and Mrs. s. f.
Wade were hostesses for the Accassia
| Society last evening at their home on Cor
nell avenue. ii being guests night. The
house was tasteful'y decorated with palms
and potted plants, the society colors pre-
dominating all through the house. Some
good papers were read, among them
''Slum Life in a Great City" "A Twentieth
Century Greeting" was read by Mrs. Mary
A. Henney. the president of the society.
Refreshments were. served.
Mrs. Arthur V. Brown gave a small tea
ofscrrnnn nntarfot.t-. T. -
of her sister, Miss Caroline Grace Brown.
whose marriage TO Mr.. Edward Forty will
occur tomorrow evening. Mrs. Brown was
assisted by Miss Waller, Miss Mary Field.
of Chicago; Miss Virginia Tompkins. of
New York: her mother, Mrs. Voiney Thorn
as Malott: Mrs. Macy Malott. Miss Flor
ence Malott, Mrs. Edgar III. Evans, Mrs.
Paul III. White. Miss auth Brown. Mrs.
Samuel Cornell Carey. Mrs. John NJ. Shaw.
Miss Elizabeth Ray, Mrs. Perry Hall Cliff
ford, Mrs. JON {. Dean, Mrs. William II.
Coburn. Mrs. S. Robert Greer. Miss Joseph-
inc Robinson. Miss Deborah Moore. Miss
Dorothea Van Camp, Miss Ethel Fletcher,
OF Scranton, Pa. and Miss Mary Knippen-
berg. The decorations through the different
rooms were pink roses and carnations and
candlesticks holding pink tapers. A harpist
played during the receiving hours. and
with the callers were several out-of-town
visitors.
DALE-MOHLER.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Jan. 1.-THE mar
riage OF George r. Dale. formerly pub
Usher of the Hartford City Press and Miss
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