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


long and critical illness.
Mr.. Joseph Herod is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Herod.
Mr. and Mrs w Wheeler will entertain
at dinner on Friday evening.
Mr.. John H. Adams. of Chicago. Is visit
ing the family of n. f. Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Griffith are spend
ing the holidays in the city with relatives.
Lieutenant Elijah b. Martindale left yes
terday for New York, en- route for havana.
Mrs s. X. Fletcher and son, of Chicago.
are guests of Mr.. Malott Fletcher and ram
lily.
Miss Zerelda Beatty will return from New
York to-day for a two weeks stay IN the
city.
Mr.. Miriam Keays has returned to Corn rn-
land. Mrs. Keays remaining in the city Tor
another week.
Mrs IT. C.. Day entertained yesterday af-
ternoon for members of the First Prespy-
terrain Church.
Miss Marie Hines entertained at lunch
lish's, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. jeff Colwell and family
are spending week in Rushville with Mr..
Colwell's mother.
Major Downing, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, will return TO Ann
Arbor on Saturday.
Miss Grace CrandaIl, of New Castle, has
Dr. e. w. Harmon.
Mrs. Samuel Reich and daughter Agatha
will go to Washington, d. c., in January.
to visit Miss Ransdell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foil returned from Ash
vile yesterday. where they visited their
daughter, Mrs J.. w. Loab.
Mayor and Mrs Schuyler Colfax, of
South Bend, are in the city, guests or Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence A. Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Wright will give
a dinner Friday evening for their grand
daughter, Miss Mabel Talbot.
Miss Lindsay who has been spending the
holidays with Miss Charlotte Scott, VIII
return to Uniontown, Pa, to-day.
Mrs. u J. Hammond and Miss Kirkland
gave a reception yesterday afternoon, en-
PERTAINING large number of people.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker, who have
been visiting Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, nave
returned to their home in New York.
Theodore Haughey, jr., has returned from
Chicago, and after a few days here VIII
go to Buffalo, n. Y, TO reside permanently.
Mrs. Earle NJ Ogle has issued invita-
tions for a heart party Friday afternoon
for her sister, Mrs. John M. Wiley. or Bur
falo.
Mr.. ]. A. Halford left for his home in
Washington ID. c., last evening. MIR. and
Mrs Halford will go to California next
month
Mr.. Charles Morrison will give a dinner
Friday evening at the University Club. for
Miss Fletcher and her guest, MISS wright
of Cincinnati.
The Sketching Club. with apartments in
the Y. NJ c. A. building, will be at home
to-day to friends, between the hours of 4
and o'clock y. m.
The Meridian w. c. T. u. will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. +. NJ. Gipe, sos North
Delaware street. Reports will be given of
the national convention.
MIR. and Mrs Mauzy of Rushville, Mrs.
Fred w. Kennedy Of Shelbyville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Foil and Mrs. Holloway dined with
Mrs Lon r. Mauzy yesterday.
Miss Miriam Kaufman has come to stay
with her sister, Mrs. Samuel Morrison,
during Mr. Morrison's absence in Texas.
where he has gone for his health.
Miss Elizabeth Dalton entertained at din
ner yesterday for her guests, Miss Chaplain
and Miss Beardsly, of Sewickly, Pa. Miss
Alice Adams, of Chicago, will arrive on
Wednesday Of next week to visit Miss Dali
ton.
The following young ladies will enter
vassar next year: Misses Ruth McCul-
| loch Margaret Shipp, Mary Pratt, Ger
Margaret lockwood, Hazel Backus and
Natalie Smith.
The following ladies received calls yes
| terday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
A. p. Stanton and Miss Stanton: Mrs. Hen
ry d. Pierce, Miss Pierce, Mrs. Charles
| Brown of Bloomington, ILL.,, Mrs. A. a.
| Spruance. Mrs william A. Ketcham, Miss
| es Agnes and Flora Ketcham, Mrs. Sarah
| Henderson Virgins and Miss Edith Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Coffin and Mr..
| Clarence Coffin gave a large party at the
| Propylaeum last evening. in honor of Gov
| ernor-elect and Mrs. Durbin. The entire
| building was artistically decorated in
! greens, American beauty roses and poin-
| settias. 1t was one of the largest and most
| successful parties ever given in the city,
| one thousand invitations having been is
| sued.
DEBUT OF MISS RUTH HANNA.
| CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 1.-The debut of
Miss Ruth Hanna, the youngest daughter
of Senator Hanna, took place tonight in
/ the Chamber of Commerce, which was en-
/ gagged for the occasion, because of the dis
| lance of the Hanna home from the center
/ of the city. The guests included all the
| leading society people OF Cleveland, 1,50O
| invitations having been issued. The hall
| in which the party was given was decorated
i with holly, smilax and red satin ribbons.
The debutante received In a bower of palms.
She was attended by her father, her
i mother, her sister, Miss Mabel Hanna, and
| her grandmother. Mrs. ID. p. Rhodes. Miss
| Hanna wore white spangled gauze, made
/ over white satin, with fold OF pink liberty
satin draped over the left shoulder and
| down the back OF the waist, skirt and
| train In her hair she wore pink velvet
| bows and a diamond crescent. About her
neck was pearl necklace. given TO her By
/ =
court train OF silver brocaded white satin,
! over a petticoat of pastel blue satin, with
| a foupce Of duchesse lace, ornamented with
| rhinestoneS. The senator and his family
/ will go TO Washington this week. They
| will make their home in the old Don Cam
| eron residence. and expect TO entertain
! much during the winter.
PARROTT-WHITE
! Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SULLIVAN, Ind, Jan. 1.-The marriage
of Miss Gertrude White and Mr. William
c. Parrott, OF st. Louis. took place at the
| family residence in this city. at Q O'Clock
| this morning, the Rev. Father Baron, of ST
| Nary's Church, officiating. Mr.. Parrot for.
| merly lived in Terre Haute, but is now
| assistant auditor in the general Offices OF
! the Vandalia Railroad at St Louis. Mrs
/ PARROT is the daughter of Samuel A
| White, a retired business man Of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. PARROT left this afternoon
for St Louis. where they will reside.
BETRoTHAL ANNOUNCEMENT
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
PARIS, ILL.,. Jan. l--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
p. Hitch, OF this city. announce the en-.
| gagement of their daughter Lucy to Lieut.
| T.. Il. Martindale Jr.. Second United States
Artillery. who is stationed at Havana
| Cuba Mr.. Hitch is United States marshal
| for the Southern Illinois district and also
| grand recorder OF Illinois A. o. L. w. Miss
| Lucy Is his only daughter and one of tbs
| society bellies of this city.
EINMAN-MMILLIN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MONTPELIER, Ind. Jan. Last night
| j. Z Steinman. OF the Heat Light and