The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Harriet A. Malpas is visiting her
mother in Shelbyville for few days.
Mrs. De Bruler, of 1912 Central avenue.
will not observe her afternoon at home to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Goltra and family left
yesterday for Cleveland. o., for permanent
residence.
Miss Ethel Cleland entertained informally
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Cook,
OF Troy, ~. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector l.. Gilchrist will
| issue invitations soon for evening card
party March 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry b Smith will issue
invitations soon for a card party to be given
about the middle of March.
The German Ladies' Aid Society will hold
| Its regular monthly meeting this afternoon
| at 2:5O o'clock at the German House.
Miss Florence Malott has issued invita-
| tons for high tea Thursday, March T.
] I'm honor of Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn
| Mrs. III. A. Bloomer and daughter Mar
| garet, OF Lafayette, are guests of Mrs
| George Philip Meier.
| Mrs. Samuel Deutsch and daughter. of
Chicago are visiting Mrs Deutsch's par
| ents. Mr. and Mrs. Gundelfinger 2O03 High
land place.
Mrs. Clifton Comfy will go to Washington
tomorrow, and during her absence Miss
Louise Garrard will be with Mr.. and Mrs
William Garrard Comfy.
Mrs. s. n. Preston has returned from
Paris France, where she has been for near
ly year visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alex
ander Patton, and family.
Mrs. Winfield Taylor Durbir will leave
on Monday for a few days visit in Chicago
Mrs. Durbin will not observe Monday
afternoon. her regular at-home day.
The Monday Afternoon Literary Club will
hold Its annual meeting In the Propylaeum
this evening. The Rev. j. Cumming Smith
will read original story and the music
will be in charge of Mrs. Ida Grey Scott
The Century Club will meet Tuesday
evening. The story will be read by Mr..
James l.. Mitchell The subject of the pa
per will be THE Sick Man and His Nurses. +"
Miss Eliza Chambers gave a small in
formal company yesterday afternoon at her
home on North Capitol avenue in honor of
her guest. Miss Emily Oicutt. of Muncie.
and Miss Annie Fraser's visitor Miss
Dering. Of Chicago.
The annual thank Offering meeting for
home missions OF the Woman's Missionary
Society OF Mayfiower CONGREGATIONAL
Church will be held this afternoon at 8
o'clock. Rev. r.. d. Curtis, state superin-
tendent or the congregational missionary
societies. will address the members on
''Seventy-five Years of Home Missions
Mrs. Harry f. Drew entertained about
sixty women at cards yesterday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. George n. Catterson, Mrs
Lovett and Mrs. Reeves. of Anderson Mrs
Brecount, of Cincinnati. and Mrs David
Braden. jr., recent bride. Mrs. Drew was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs, J. w. VIII
Watson and Miss Springsteen.
Mrs. c. III. Schrader entertained at a
coffee yesterday afternoon i'm honor OF Mrs
George Smith. of Martinsville. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. John Rauh. Mrs
Gustav KeeVers Mrs. Andrew kreitlein,
Mrs. John Ellison and Miss Florence
Schrader and Miss Mile Achgill. The
guests were seated at two long tables. one
OF which was adorned with Easter lilies
and the other with scarlet carnations. The
guests included Mrs. George Bliss. Mrs.
Charles O'Conner. Mrs. Latta. Mrs. Frank
Wood. Mrs. Charles Peil. Mrs. NJ. Clune,
Mrs. j. L. Power Mrs. John Madden Mrs.
Sheerer. Mrs. George Matson, Mrs. +. Z.
HetheTington. Mrs. Frank Sudbrock, Mrs
Henry Melcher. Mrs. Henry Roger. Mrs
Socwell. Mrs William Hughes. Mrs. Philip
NJ. Goetz. Mrs. Oscar Boblen. Mrs NJ
Mummenhoff Mrs Albert Kip. Mrs. Henry
Kinney. Mrs. Christian Zobbe. Mrs. Ferdi-
nand SmOck. Mrs Christian Pope. Mrs.
William Moore. Mrs. John Stuckmeyer.
Mrs. Frank Meyer. MRS. William kothe.
Mrs. Charles krauss. Mrs. Carl Won Hake.
Mrs William Schmidt and Miss Catharine
Late.
A HANDSOME DINNER.
Governor and Mrs. Winfield Taylor Dur
bin gave their first state dinner last night.
entertaining the state officials and their
wives. The quests were seated at one long