The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Miss TORI. of Logansport. is visiting Miss
Annie Fraser.
Miss Retta Buddenbaum will leave next
week for a trip to Cuba.
Mrs. Henry Malpas will entertain at din
ner Friday evening in honor of Governor
and Mrs. Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Ensley and Miss
Amber Ensley will leave Wednesday for
California, TO be gone indefinitely.
Mr.. Edwin Henry Forty will entertain
the Forry-Malott bridal party at luncheon
at the Denison Hotel Tuesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gilbert Van Camp
nave taken possession of their new home,
No. 1872 North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Elizabeth Williams, of Corning, N.
Y, is visiting her sister. Miss Jane VIII
liams, on North Pennsylvania street.
The first section of the Social Guild of
ST. u Church will serve supper in the
parish house Tuesday evening, from 8 to
s o'clock.
Mrs. Enrique c. Miller entertained infor-
mally last night for Miss Annie feathers,
of Louisville, who Is with Judge and Mrs.
James M. feathers.
The Congenial Club was entertained at
cards Wednesday evening by Miss Ida
Woessner and Miss Bertha Pease, at the
home of Miss Woessner, 902 Virginia av-
enue.
Mrs. Henry Schnull was the hostess for
an afternoon coffee yesterday, entertaining
several OF her old friends. She was assist
ed by her daughter, Mrs. Clemens Vonne-
gut, jr., and Mrs. j. q. Mueller and Mrs.
Gustav A. Schnull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Milliken and son
Robert will leave Monday for Redlands,
Cal, to visit Mrs. Milliken's sister, Mrs.
Samuel Westfall. Their residence will be
occupied during their absence by Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison Bybee.
Miss Margaret Lockwood entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon for Mrs. NJ.
Steele Bright, Of Superior, Wis, and Miss
Bessie Black, OF Springfield, O. She was
assisted in entertaining.by Mrs. Charles d.
Robinson and Mrs. Frank F.. Rogers.
Mr.. Robert McCloud and Miss Elizabeth
Frances Dutton, of this city, were married
on the evening of Jam. 8 at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith, 166
Sheldon street. the Rev. Francis Woodruff.
rector of the Church of the Holy Innocents,
officiating.
Miss Minnie Cornelius entertained the
Central Medical College Cinch Club, at her
home, 62 Stevens street, Wednesday even
ing. Prizes We're awarded to Miss Hassei
Deniston. DR.. Collision, Miss Retta Budden-
baum and Mr.. II. Egan- The club will meet
at the home of Miss Kennedy, 1898 Marlowe
avenue. next week.
The Good Time Club was entertained
last night at the residence OF Mrs. H. III.
Schwankhaus, No. AIS Blake street. The
prizes Were awarded as follows: Mr.. Z.
G. Alexander and Mrs. w. w. Spencer,
first; DIR. Otto B. Pettijohn and Mrs.
George III. Herpeck, second, and Mr.. and
Mrs. III. H.. !S~chwankhaus third.
1t has been necessary to change the COM
mittee for the February play in the Ora
matte Club. The now consists
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hewitt II. Rowland, Mr.. anu Mrs. John j.
Perrin and Mr.. and Mrs: III. w. Bennett.
| The play to be presented is "A Dramatic
Evening" by John Kendrick Bangs.
One of the enjoyable entertainments OF
the week was the card party last night
given by the Woodruff Place Club for its
members. The hostesses were Mrs. James
r. Carnahan, Mrs. j. r. Hussey, Mrs. John
f. Messick. Mrs. j.. F. Payne, Mrs. j. T
Hart and Mrs. A. c.. Thomas. There were
guests for sixteen tables. Among the
guests were Mrs. M. Steele Bright, of Su.
perior. Wis, with General and Mrs. Carna.
han; Miss Black. of Springfield, o.. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell NJ. Seeds. and Miss
Alice Young, of Louisville, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Johnson.
One Of the handsomest of the seasons
receptions was that given by Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh III. Hanna last night in honor of Miss
Ethel Fletcher, Of Scranton, Pa. The house
was fragrant with beautiful flowers, the
general effect being pink, except in the blue
reception room, which was adorned will
white flowers. The decoration in the din.
Ing room was pink camellias and pink Be.
gonias. The table had besides the flowers
W green candy baskets filled with pink
candied grapes. Miss Fletcher wore a love.
ly gown of pink satin trimmed with chit
fon, and Mrs. Hanna's gown was of pinl
embroidered silk crepe. Several friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna assisted them durinp
the evening. The receiving hours were
from s to IL, after which time about fort,
guests were invited for supper. The guest
were seated at mall tables, each table be.
ing adorned with a small basket of mink
flowers. Among the guests was Miss Torr
of Logansport, with Miss Annie Fraser.
The Ladies Society of the Maennercho,
observed guests day yesterday, when each
member had the privilege of inviting one
guest. The third section acted as hostesses
with Mrs. Otto N. Frenzel as chairman
One of the interesting features of the pro
gramme was a talk on "Schumann," By
Mrs. Franz Bellinger, Illustrated in sons
by Mrs. Philip GoetZ and Instrumental,
by Miss Shirley Shoemaker. Mrs. Goet;
sang three songs. entitled "Wanderlied
Itch Kenne NIGHT" and "Vorksliebchen,
and the instrumental composition playct
by Miss Shoemaker were "Warum' anC
the "Abendlied," from Paradise and tn
Peri" y Mrs. Bellinger divided her tall
into two parts, Schumann's life and ART
She spoke of his travels and his appoint
versity established by Mendelssohn HI
was also editor of the AllgeIneine Musk
zeitung and musical critic. AS a critic n
was the first 10 recognize the beauty O
| Schubert's songs and among the first 10 ap
preciate Chopin. Among human great
est works I'm orchestral and choral com
positions are his c major and ID minol
Paradise and the PERI and THE Phi
Freazel was assisted during the Afternoon
by Mrs. Frank MummenhOff, Mrs. Chris
tan OF, Mrs. julius Burkhard., Miss En-
ma Bell and Miss Emma Minter.