The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Tarquinia L. voss has returned from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. b. Peck are spending a
week In Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Dalton will return from
a visit in Chicago on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles w. Moores has issued invi-
tations for a reception May 10.
Mrs. Dorsey and her son. Or. Frank Dor
sey, have taken apartments at the Bla-
cherne for the summer.
The German Ladies' Aid Society will hold
its regular monthly meeting this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock at the German House.
Mrs. Arthur A. Johnson, formerly Miss
May Brayton, has returned from Mexico
and is with her parents, DIR. and Mrs. a.
W. Brayton.
Baptist Church will hold its annual meet
ing this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
church parlors.
Circle No. s of the Central-avenue NJ. f.
Church will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
William Perry at her residence, No. 73
North Alabama street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Martin gave a hand
some dinner Wednesday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. August NJ. Kuhn and Miss
Kuhn, who will sail next week for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. Harrington and Mr..
Newton Booth Harrington, Mrs. Ovid But
Ter Jameson and sons will return tomorrow
from a Southern trip and a visit TO the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
Mrs. NJ. A. Crosley and party have arrived
in New York from a trip TO the Orient and
will arrive in Indianapolis tomorrow. Mrs.
Crosley, who conducts trips through
Europe, will sail with another party July 10.
At the Portfolio Club last night there
was a musical programme presented which
was thoroughly enjoyable. Mr.. Clarence
Nixon, OF the Metropolitan School of Music,
rendered several piano selections. The en-
tertainment committee included DIR. and
Mrs. A w. Brayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Rihl celebrated
their sixtieth wedding anniversary yes
terday at their home. 339 Lincoln street.
Mr.. Rfhl is one OF the pioneers Of In
6ianapolis. having lived here since his mar
rage. which occurred in Cincinnati in 1871.
Mr.. Rihl is now eighty-six years old and
bis wife eighty. They have five children.
Mrs. Kate Kennedy. of Chicago: Mr.. Harry
s. Rihl. Miss Martha h. Rihl. Mrs. Efie
Kortepeter and Mrs. Ella Newton, all OF
Indianapolis.
Mrs. Charles W. Tutewiler gave a spring
Park avenue. the third of a series of en-
t-ertainments given during the week. The
rooms were fragrant with spring lowers
and presented an attractive and cool APP
pearance. Mrs. Tutewiler was assisted by
her daughters. Mrs. Arthur c.. Brown and
Mrs. Frederick l.. Evans. and Mrs. William
T.. English. Mrs. Harry Dunn Tutewiler,
Mrs. Charles A. Baggs and Mrs. George
Hammel In the dining room dispensing
the Inequalities were Mrs. Thomas Afford.
Mrs. Willard Wickard Mrs. William w.
al Wis hiSatN $3.50 aA@i
riet Tutewiler. Mrs. Frank r. WeadOn,
Miss Ada Pierce and Miss Ada Moore.
Miss Edith Socwell. Miss Vivian Weadon
and Miss Helen Woodward served the
punch. There was a programme of music
during the receiving hours.
FOR MISS OWEN.
Mrs. ]. A. Lemcke was the hostess for a
delightful matinee musicale yesterday
afternoon in honor of Miss Amelia Owen.
of Evansville. Mrs. Lemcke was assisted
I'm receiving by her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Sloan Hicks. and during the afternoon by
Mrs. Charles Woods. Mrs. William Henry
Coleman, Mrs. Raymond 2. Van Camp.
Mrs. Samuel Gilbert Van Camp. Mrs. Car,
McCulloch. Mrs. Robert Geddes, Mrs. Al
fred NJ. Ogle. Miss Chambers and Miss
Hicks. There were about one hundred
lent programme presented by Miss Calvin.
who sang "Hababera. from Carmen"
Love Me. Love Me Not" by Mascagui.
Miss Mckenzie. who played "Tremolo
Etude." by Gottschalk; Mrs. Herman
Sayles. who sang several selections. and
Miss Cathcart. who gave a delightful whist
ling solo. Mrs. Ernest Hobbs Burford sang
Aria from l. Refine de Saba" by
Gounod. and Mrs. John I. Brush gave a
reading. Mrs. George Edwin Hunt sang
ian a charming manner two songs and Mrs.
Matson played "Valse Mignonne." by
Schutt. The accompanies were Miss Nc
Kenzie and Mrs. Matson. Miss owen, who
is "A cultured vocalist. with a delightful So
prano voice. sang several selections. among
them "Ah. tbs a Dream. by Hawley.
Among the guests was Mrs. Irving swan
Brown. OF Worcester. Mass.
ALGER-SWIFT.
DETROIT. Mich, May miss Mignonne
r. Swift. OF this city, and Capt. Frederick
NJ. Alger. son Of ex-Secretary OF War Rus
sell A. Alger. were married at y o'clock to-
day I'm the Fort-Street Presbyterian
Church. Captain and Mrs. Alger left for
the East this afternoon In General Ayers
private car and will sail for the Mediter-
ranean on Saturday.
REIFF-EIKENBERRY
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FLORA. nd, May DIR. Christopher W.
Rein and Miss Fannie Eikenberry were
married last night by Elder A. G.. Cross