The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-08
Personal and Social Notes.

Miss L. E. Overholser has gone to New
York for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seidener left yesterday for
81. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. N. A. Gladding and children have
gone to Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Sallie Hert, of Bloomfield, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morris Black will
return from their wedding trip tomorrow.
Miss Madeline Meegan, of Kansas City.
will arrive to-day TO visit Mrs. Arthur Duel
Gates.
Mrs. Milton Morris, will leave to-day for
Boston.
Miss Mary Scott. of Dayton, o., is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Bessie Scott Barry, on
College avenue.
Mrs. L. z. Newly and daughter Florence,
of Knightstown, will visit Mrs. Frank
Wells next week.
informally at luncheon to-day, at her home
in Woodruff Place.
The Over-the-Teacups Club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Flora Jones, 93 North
pennsylvania street.
Mrs. James /. Lodge will give a luncheon
at the Columbia Club, March IA, in honor
of Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn.
Mrs. f. j. Heeb will leave early next
week to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. b. Peery, in Greensburg.
MRS. L. A Havellck Will give a thimble
party next week for her guest, Miss
Frances Russell, of Lafayette.
Mrs. T. c.. Day has issued invitations for
two buffet luncheons-one Wednesday and
another Thursday of next week.
Miss Edith Harvey entertained a number
Of friends Tuesday evening in honor Of her
visitor, Miss Power, of New York.
Mrs. William l.. Elder will talk before
the Travel Club at the Y. w. G.. A. this
evening. Her subject will be Italy"
Miss Susan Huber gave a theater party
at the Grand Tuesday afternoon, enter
tanning a few friends in honor of Miss
Frances Russell.
Miss Sophie C. Bradford will give a musi-
Gale at her home in ~Irvington March 10 in
honor OF her cousin. Miss Laura Conroy,
of Philadelphia, Pa
Mrs. Lynn b. Milliken will issue invita-
tons soon for a reception March 20. and on
the same evening Mr.. and Mrs. Milliken
will entertain at cards.
Mr.. and Mrs; H. II; Hanna have gone to
Moore will join them in New York the lat
ter part of next week.
Mrs. p. A. Havelick and her visitor, Miss
Russell, CT Lafayette, Mrs. Franklin Lam
ders and her guest. Mrs. Gilpatrick, of
Boston, viii leave tomorrow for Anderson
To spend the day.
for Kansas City. a farewell party was
given them yesterday by guests OF the
Hotel English The ladies who arranged 1t
son, Mrs. Stella Anderson and Mrs. Bin
ford.
The Niblack collection of Chinese en-
broideries will be put on exhibition March
Is at the Katherine Home. There are sew
eral new pieces in the collection. added
since the exhibition at Christ Church.
There has also been added an exquisite
piece of carved ivory, the collection now
numbering nearly one hundred pieces.
Miss Florence Malott entertained twenty
guests at high tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn. The
guests were seated at one table, in the
center of which was a silver bowl of pink
roses, and arranged artistically on the table
were silver vases of the roses. In the other
rooms pink spring flowers were used.
The Aftermath Club held its annual cleo
ton yesterday at the residence of Mrs. 7.
s. Rhodes, who was elected to the office
of president. The other officers are: Vice
| president, Mrs. S. c.. Behymer: second vice
president; Mrs: II. c. Van Anda; secretary.
Carney; critic, Mrs. r. b. Fisher; pro-
gramme committee. Mrs. Van Anda, Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs. Carney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett ]. Heeb entertained
at dinner last night. having for their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles David Buchanan,
Judge and Mrs. Frank +. Gavin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin +. Denny, Mrs. Mary II.
Scroule and Miss Mary Scroule. The hand
sOmely appointed table was covered with q
lace scarf, and in the center was a French
basket OF pink roses and wlite lilacs. dag
onally across the table was stretched a
wide pink satin ribbon, finished at each end
by a butterfly bow, in which were arranged
sprays of pink roses and maiden-hair fern.
The candles were pink and were shaded
with rose shades, and the favors at each
plate were punches of violets. The menu
cards were wash drawings, the work OF
Mr.. Carl Anderson.
Mrs. Clara Langsdale entertained at
euchre yesterday afternoon at her home. on
East Eleventh street. There were guests for
| fifteen tables and the prizes were won by
Mrs. NJ. c. Shea, Mrs. h. CT. Taylor, Mrs.
H.. o. Winter, Mrs. Il. c. Collins. An elab-
crate buffet luncheon was served during
| the afternoon. The decorations throughout
| the house were violet. The hostess was as
sited in entertaining by Mrs. John Schlepy,
Mrs. George Meyer, Mrs. w. l.. McWhin
ney, Mrs. NJ. Connolly, Miss Louise McCar-
thy, Mrs. Will Smith, Mrs. Henry Warrum
and Miss Pauline Hagen. The proceeds
were given by Mrs. Langsdale to the Old
enburg Academy fund of the Veronica Club
| Guests from out of town We're Mrs. Noble
Warrum, of Salt Lake City and Miss Boss
meier, of Edinburg.