The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-02
PERSONAL N SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Alice Jewar will spend Sunday in
P~iainfeld with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett j. Heeb will en-
terrain at dinner March Z.
Mrs. r.. X. Syfers. who has been visit
Ing i'm Ohio, is home again.
Miss May Henley, who has been visiting
friends in Shelbyville. is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy NJ. Campbell will
leave to-day for a trip to New York.
Miss Elizabeth Lucas. of Columbus, Ind.
Is visiting Mrs. Maud Smith for a few
days.
Miss Mae Simon will entertain the G..
y. $. G. Monday afternoon at her home,
lbn North Alabama street.
Mrs. Charles Martindale has issued in
vttations for a high tea Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the Victoria.
Mr.: and Mrs. Il. a. Randall and daugh-
ter Edna have returned from Old Point
Comfort and Washington, ID. G.
Miss Florence Malott will give a high
tea for eighteen guests Thursday, March
Z, In honor OF Mrs. Joseph "A. Milburn.
Mrs. II. V. Ffnkelstein and Mrs. L. f
Meyers. OF Peoria, Ill, are the guests OF
Mrs. Harry Joseph, 2l47 North Meridian
street.
Mrs. Henry SEVERN, sr.. will entertain
the German Literary Club at a bowling
party Tuesday evening at the German
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Henry Forty will
move into their new home, 542 North Me-
ridian street, about the middle of the
month.
MIR. and Mrs. J. p. Mutually will enter
tain at cards Friday evening at their home
In the Dollman flats, on North Delaware
street.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church Will hold It's
annual praise meeting in the chapel this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. John Newly and daughter, Mrs. D..
Wiley, have gone to Palm Beach, Fla. to
meet A. G. Newly on his return from the
West Indies, and will remain in Florida
for several days. ~
Colonel and Mrs. Thayer. of Greenfield,
will arrive soon to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry b.. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
issue invitations soon for a card party
on the evening OF March Is.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ola Dele Cameron, OF the Metropolitan
School of Music. and Mr.. Mark Pfaf. the
marriage To occur at the brides home I'm
Knightstown in about two weeks.
Mrs. William F.. Landers gave a small
luncheon yesterday In honor of her Wis.,
itor. Miss Mabel Everett. of Toledo. Miss
Everett is en- route home from Korea,
where she has been the past year.
DIR. Thomas NJ. Ballet. of Springfield.
Mass, will he the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
H.. u. Haywood, while In the city. Mr..
and Mrs. Haywood will entertain their
guest at luncheon at the Columbia Ciub
to-day at noon.
Mrs. w. A. Woods entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the Delano. The guests
included Mrs. Winfield Taylor Durbin.
Mrs. William l.. Elder, Mrs. George r.
Porter. Mrs. John l.. Grifhths, Mrs. Harry
s. New, Mrs. John O. Perrin, Mrs. Morris
Ross, Mrs. a. l.. Mason and Miss Alice
Woods.
Mrs. Harry ID. Haring gave a thimble
party yesterday afternoon, entertaining
Mrs. Samue Kiger. Mrs. John Kittle. Mrs.
Brasier. Mrs. Frank McCrea. Mrs. Angus
tus Craft. Mrs. Harry Temperly. Mrs.
Charles Stafford, Mrs. George Bauer. Mrs.
+. V. New, Mrs. Speer and Mrs. Charles
Culley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles John celebrated
their hftieth wedding anniversary yester-
day at their home. $40 North Senate ave-
nue.. Both were born in Germany and
were married here by Justice of the Peace
McGrady. Mr.. John was the first baker
I'm Indianapolis. Mr.. John is now eighty
six years old and his wife seventy-two.
For the past twelve years Mr.. John has
been totally blind. They have no children.
Mrs. j. D.. George entertained Section
V. of the Ladies' Social Circle, and the
officers yesterday afternoon at her home
on Park avenue. She was assisted by
the leaders of the section. Mrs. II. o.. Haw-
kins. Mrs. q. j. Dearborn and Mrs. Charles
A. Dale. During the afternoon a short
musical programme was rendered. the par
Elephants being Mrs. Harry Christian ana
Miss Ada Common, who sang, also Miss
Reliant Holton. Mrs; Franklin Atkins
a selection. There were about nifty guests.
THE ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT.
The Monday Afternoon Club gave it's an
nual entertainment yesterday evening at
the Propylaeum. each member having the
privilege OF inviting three guests. Dur
ing the evening Mrs. Ida Gray Scott sang
several selections. among them, IBID Me
to Live" by Rogers. Midsummer Dream, >
by Guy charlotte. asd a 'Lullabye." bv
Jocelyn. An original story was read by
the Rev. j. Cumming Smith. The guests
Mrs. +. j. Robson. Mrs. Kezriah Loftin.
Mrs. T.. c. Rump,er and Mrs. Charles
Paquette. assisted by the executive COM
mittee and members OF the club. Mrs. Anea
b. Philputt presided at the coffee urn
The decoration I'm the parlor was of mink
and white carnations with some foliage.
The special guests or the club were non
members who assisted on the programmes
during the year, including Miss Allen. Mir
Alfred r.. Dickey. Miss Seegmueller and
Mrs. George G. Hit. Other guests included
a number Of the legislators and senator's
and their wives.
MIR. y MRS. WILD'S RECEPTION.
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Wild gave a large
reception last night at their home, 1905 Col
lege avenue. The pretty rooms were fra
grant with fragrant blossoms, and palms
and Southern smilax were arranged with
artistic effect. The colonial mantel ia
the drawing room was almost hidden In
trailing rose vines, with numerous bios
sons and on the shelf was a large French
basket filed with the flowers. In the Sec
ond parior TIE mantel was hidden in a
mass OF foliage and shaded yellow tulips.
In the dining room the table was adorned
with white and gold mats and In the center
Vas a large French basket of lavender
of ribbon OF the two shades. The side
board held a silver candelabrum with Law
ender and pink lighted tapers. The re-
cepuon hall was adorned with palms. Mr..
and Mrs. Wild were assisted by Rev. and
Mrs. M. l.. Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Nj. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy NJ. Camp
bell, DIR. and Mrs. G. G. Curtis OF Mobiles
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Werbe. Mr.. and
MRS. George Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs Fred