The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

@S4soo3SAA ANO oOO4C4 L.
Mrs. Burton PARROT will entertain Feb.
in honor of Mrs. Holden, of Camden.
n. J.
Miss Elizabeth Lucas. of Columbus. O..
Will arrive to-day to visit Miss Maud
Smith.
Mrs. M. E. Beall and Miss McCrary, of
Monroe, o., are guests of Mrs. John w.
Browning.
Mrs. Henry Bak, who is visiting Mrs.
B. NJ. Gundelfnger. will return to Chicago
tomorrow.
Mrs. May Wright sewall will entertain
at luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Albert
Fletcher, of Scranton, Pa.
The ladies of Circle No. 4, Central-avenue
Church, will meet this afternoon at 22i3
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Charles E. Coffin will give hearts
party Wednesday Afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Harry Miller, of Terre Haute.
Circle No. of the Central-avenue NJ E.
Church will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
Frank II. Carter, 1879 Broadway.
Mrs. d. B. Millikin and Miss Jessie Mill-
kin left last night for their home in Con-
nersville after a visit with friends.
Miss Drue Fawcett. who has been the
guest of Miss Harriet Wishard, has re-
turned to her nome in New Albany.
Miss Jessie NJ. Bell of Chicago will ar
rive to-day to visit her mother Mrs Mar
tina E. Bell, on East Michigan street.
The German Ladies' Aid Society of the
German House will hold it's regular month
ly meeting this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock
The Veronica Club will meet with Mrs
Langsdale, 40 East Eleventh street, Feb.
| z, instead Of Feb. II, as heretofore an
nounced.
The Elmer E. Ellsworth Circle, No. q,
Ladies of the G. a. r.. will hold a social
| in their hall, corner New York and Ala
| l;ama streets, this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter linn have issued in
| vitations for reception Wednesday even
| ing, from to O'Clock, in honor of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert Ellsworth linn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Morris will give
dinner at the Columbia Club tomorrow
| evening in honor of their visitor, Mrs. Ly-
man Beckes, of Vincennes.
| Mrs Harriet A Bingham entertained a
few friends at luncheon yesterday in honor
| OF Mrs. Holden. of Camden, n. j., the
| guest of Mrs. Horace Wood.
Mrs. Arthur p Preston and five children
will leave tomorrow afternoon for Arling-
ton, N j.. suburb of Newark, where they
| will reside with Mrs. Preston's brother.
| A delightful bob-sleigh party was given
/ the young lady employees of Charles Mayer
| q Co. last night. The ride was TO Broad
Ripple. where supper was served. after
i " hich there was dancing.
Mrs May Wright Sewall gave a dinner
last night. the guests including Mr.. and
| Mrs. John w. Hoffman, Mrs. Henrietta
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs John Candee Dean
and Dr. Harry Van Hummel.
Mrs Albert E. Metzger has issued in
vitatlons 10 number or her young friends
/ for this evening in honor of Miss Amy
kothe guests, Miss White of Virginia.
| Miss jerks of Rhode Island, and Miss
| Gardner OF Pennsylvania
| The Woman's Research Club will observe
| guest evening Monday, Feb. A. at the home
, Of Mrs. c. w. Gorsuch, 1911 Park avenue
| The officers of the club will assist Mrs
Gorsuch. The entertainment will consist
| of a musicale interspersed with readings
by Walter Percy Pfaff.
The Aftermath Club will observe guest
| day Thursday. Feb. Z, at the residence of
| Mrs. V. w. Woodward, No. 1918 Broadway.
a musical programme has been prepared
/ and the participants will include Miss Anne
/ Miller, of Cincinnati Miss Harriet Nesbit
of Scotland, and Miss Shirley Shoemaker.
| Miss Laura NJ. Buehler gave luncheon
| at the English cafe yesterday afternoon,
| Opera House. in honor of Miss Amy Kothe
| and her visitors. Miss White, Miss jerks
| and Miss Gardner and Mrs. Chester Foor,
| or Anderson. who is the guest of Miss
/ Buehler.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Hottie and Mr. and
| Mrs. Henry Kothe gave a bowling party at
/! the German House, last night in honor of
| Miss White, of West Virginia, Miss jerks,
ct Narragansett Bay, and Miss Gardner.
| of Wilkesbarre, Pa. The hosts and hostess
/ es were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs George
Vonnegut during the evening. There were
about fifty guests.
| Miss Laura NJ. Buehler gave a luncheon
at English's yesterday afternoon. followed
by a box party at the Grand. The guests
| of honor were Miss Gardner, of Wilkes
| barre, Pa; Miss Jenckes. of Nara gansett
Bay, and Miss White, of West Virginia,
| who are visiting Miss Amy Kothe, and
Mrs. Chester c. Foor, of Anderson Ind.
| who is with Miss Buehler.
| The eighth section Of the Free Kinder
| garten gave Japanese social last night at
| the residence Of Mrs. T. III. Shaw No. 1l03
Il mr. ha incl 1aH
| Mrs. Frank Hawkins. Mrs. l.. S. Southland.
| Mrs. z. w. o Bannon, Mrs. j. A. Dunlap,
Mrs. c. E. Boyle, Mrs. F. c. Ceilings. Mrs.
/ w. j. Marquis, Mrs Reuter-, Mrs Conway,
| Mrs. w Garvy and Miss Lutz.
| Mrs. Pierre Gray gave delightful card
party yesterday afternoon, entertaining
| guests for ten tables. She was assisted by
| her mother, Mrs. Isaac p. Gray and her
sister. Mrs. George NJ. Snyder. of Mobiles
/ ville and Mrs. Hackney. The decoration
| In the different rooms was pink and green.
| The mantels were banked with maiden-hair
/ fern and pink roses and carnations were
| placed about In vases. The lights through
| the house were shaded with rose shades
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Gray entertained
| sixty guests at cards. They were assisted
| In entertaining by number of friends.
/ Among the guests was Mrs. Holden of
| Camden. y. J., with Mrs. Horace Wood.
The women of st. Paul's Church gave a
/ delightful entertainment last night in the
parish house, when a two-act dramatiza-
| ton OF Mrs. Gaskell's story Crawford
| was presented in a creditable manner The
/ frst act, IAN Afternoon at Miss Jenkins's"
| was arranged by Mrs. w. F. NJ. Goss, of
1 Lafayette and given in that city with
/ much success. The second act, Tea at
/ Miss Barkers, was arranged by Mrs. A
| Q. Jones. OF St. Paurs Church. The cast in
| Guided: Miss Jenkins. Mrs. a. Q. Jones;
| Miss Matilda Jenkins, Mrs. II. o. johnson:
| Mrs. Forester. Mrs w. T.. Miller; Miss
/ Pole, Mrs s T.. Perkins: Hon Mrs Jarni-
son. Mrs. c. A. Kenyon: Captain Brown.
Mr. Harold Conduit; Betsy Barker, Mrs.
/ A. NJ. Conduitt Peggy. the maid Mrs w
| A Vail. The gowns worn by the women
| were quaint and old-fashioned. A good
| sized audience witnessed and enjoyed the
| performance.
A HANDSOME LUNCHEON.
One OF the handsomest luncheons of the