The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. George q. Tanner will issue invita-
tiors to-day for a reception April 10.
Miss Freda Cockrum has returned from
a visit In Kentucky and central Indiana.
The Mothers Club will be entertained to-
morrow by Mrs. S. j. Miller, 1925 North
Illinois street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna and Mrs.
Moore have returned from Hot Springs,
Va, and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Atkins and Mrs. n.
A. Gladding and children have returned
from Hot Springs. Ark.
Miss Agnes McCulloch will give a matt
nee party Saturday afternoon in honor of
Miss Helen Kirkland.
Mrs. Julius Wocher will entertain at
hearts Saturday afternoon. April 13, for her
daughter. Miss Irma Wocher.
Circle No. / of the Central-avenue NJ. f..
Church will meet this afternoon at 80
o'clock in the church parlors..
Miss Grace Hensley will entertain the
North Side Euchre Club Monday afternoon
at her home on North New Jersey street.
Mr.. Oatlev Cockrum and Mr.. Harris Wal
colt are home from Hotchkiss School, IN
Connecticut, TO spend the spring vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Kurtz have is
sued invitations for a reception Monday
night TO celebrate the fifth anniversary Of
their wedding.
Mrs. Addison Bybee has issued invita-
tions for q luncheon Tuesday i'm honor of
Mrs. Alice Wheeler Pierce and her visitor.
Mrs. Bird. of Boston.
Mr.. Stuart Dean gave a stag ulnner last
night entertaining his best man and ushers,
Mr.. John X. Dean. Mr.. Owen Mothershead,
Mr.. Frederick WATSON and Mr.. James
Floyd.
Mrs. Martin w. Mansfield and Miss Cor
rine Mansfield will leave tomorrow TO at
tend the senior dance at the Howe Mill
tary Academy, which will be given MONDAY
evening.
Mrs. Walter II. Fitch and Miss Fitch
have issued invitations for guest day of the
Veronica Club on Tuesday. April 9. at their
home, 2104 North Capitol avenue. Mr.. Rich
ard b. Gruelle will talk on The Beautiful
in Art" and there will be a musical pro-
gramme-
The Woodruff Place Matinee Musicale
met yesterday afternoon with Miss Mar
garet A paper on the history
of the violin was read. and illustrated by
Miss Lockwood Other numbers on the
programme were rendered by Miss Eliza
beth Ketcham. Miss Elizabeth Ray. Miss
Miller. Miss Daggett and Mrs. Claude
Griffith.
Miss Mabel Pray was the hostess for a
luncheon yesterday, entertaining Miss Bes-
sic Trout, Miss Lila Allison, Miss Joseph
inc Williams. Miss Ethel Reeves. Miss
Edith Griffith. Miss Gladys Nehrbas. Miss
Bertha Mallery. Miss Elizabeth Maffey.
Miss Marie Wilson. Miss Nellie Wheeler.
Miss Lucia Wiley, Miss Ruth Maxwell and
Miss Flora Pray. The daintily appointed
table was adorned with lace mats over
pink. the candle holders holding pink tapers
and a vase in the center being filled with
pink roses. The name cards were dainty
water colors. the work of the hostess, and
on each was a quotation.
Mrs. Arson ]. Gardner was the hostess
for a pretty reception yesterday afternoon
at her home on North Meridian street. the
guest of honor being Mrs. Harry c. Gard
ner. of Attica. Mrs. Gardner was assisted
in receiving by her sister. Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. Frank ~Sangster. OF Farmer City, ILL.,,
Mrs. Albert Ovens. of Columbus, o., and
Mrs. John Davis. who has recently moved
here from Logansport. Mrs. Gardner was
assisted in the Inequalities by Mrs. John
$. Lazarus. Mrs. Harry c. Smith. Mrs.
Sidney Nj. Dyer. Mrs. James y. Rogers,
Mrs. Clark Mallery. Mrs. h. Il. Minor. Mrs.
Frederick c. Gardner. Mrs. Joseph Joiner
and Miss Lois Dyer. The pretty rooms
were adorned with spring flowers and
palms. The mantels I'm the different rooms
were banked with foliage and tulips. In
the parlors pink roses were placed about.
and In the dining room there was a pyra-
mid Of palms I'm the center OF the floor. in
which was set a cluster of hyacinths. The
buffet was also banked with the hyacinths.
Among the guests were Miss Alice Higgins.
OF Clinton. Mrs. Dwain. OF ShelbyyiIie, and
Mrs. Voorhees,. OF Spokane.