The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Hotel. Florida.
Mrs. E. ]. Richards, Of Chicago, is Wis
iting Mrs. j. w. Cooper. on Broadway.
Major and Mrs. w. J. Richards and Mr.
Hugh Richards have gone to New York for
short visit.
Miss Courtlaender, niece of Professor
Courtlaender. of Baltimore. Is registered at
the English Hotel.
Mrs. Noble c. Butler gave luncheon of
sixteen covers yesterday. The table was
adorned with pink roses.
Mrs. ]. j. Harrison, of North Pennsyl-
vania street, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Z. w. Kidder In Terre Haute.
Mrs. j. w. Browning, who has been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. Lathrop. in
Greensburg, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Whitsett enter
tanned at dinner last night in honor of the
Rev. and Mrs. Allan b. Philputt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Haughey have
returned from their wedding journey and
are with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Haughey.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. L. ]. East, 2026 Highland
place.
York with Mrs. James Perry Howe for
Atlanta, Ca, and will return home about
Friday.
Miss Mary Chenoweth will entertain
twelve friends at a shirt-waist buffet lunch
con Saturday, March 8. to be followed by
matinee party to the Zoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Gray gave a small
informal dance last night in honor of Mrs.
Samuel Weller of Dayton O.. who is the
guest of Mrs. w. III. Griffith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Butler jameson gave
a dinner party at the University Club last
night, entertaining few friends in honor
of Mrs. Irving Swan Brown. Of Worcester,
Mass.
luncheon yesterday, entertaining in honor
OF Miss May Johnson and Mrs. Sherman,
who have recently returned from four
years residence abroad.
Miss Margaret Ridgely entertained a few
friends informally yesterday morning III
honor of Miss Stemmel, of Kenton, o., who
is the guest of Mrs. Ell Lilly. and Mrs.
Irving Swan Brown, of Worcester, Mass
who is with Mrs. A. A. Barnes.
Mrs. st. Claire Perry and Mrs. Chestina
Mauzy gave luncheon at the Columbia
Club yesterday. entertaining Mrs. Thomas
H. Parry's house guests Mrs. G.. A. Mauzy
Mrs. Henry Dickson, Mrs. Greedy Mauzy
and Mrs. Anna Ritzinger. of Rushville.
Mrs. Hervey Bates, jr., gave a high tea
yesterday, entertaining twelve friends in
honor of Mrs. George b. Wheelock of
Iowa Among the guests was Mrs James
Wagner, of New York, who is visiting Mrs.
Edward l.. Mckee. The round table held
large bow of pink ribbon. Small crystal
vases held pink primroses, and the pink
candles shed soft light.
The second of the University Clubs din
ner dances was given last night at tie
clubhouse The patronesses were Mrs
Ovid Butler Jameson, Mrs. III. p. WATSON
Mrs. William l.. Elder, Mrs. John A. But
Ter. Mrs; N; A Gladding; Mrs; w. p.
:. Harrington and Mrs. CORTLAND Van
Camp. There quite a large attendance
and several dinner parties.
The Independent Turnverein announces
that its annual masque ball for the children.
of the society will be held Friday evening,
Feb. p. at Turner Hall, corner Illinois and
Ohio streets. The grand march will begin
at o'clock. Only children OF members and
children of the turning school in costume
will be admitted upon the floor. After 10: 80
p. m. adults will be admitted to dance. The
Joseph Fl. Shaub, Julius Kellar jr.. Fred
Koeckert, w. III. Schrader, o. C. Ruther
Fred l.. Mack, jr., Werner Armiet.
Mrs. Richard Sandusky and Miss Chris
TO visit Mrs. d. a. Chenoweth, on North
Delaware street. Mrs. Chenoweth will is
sue invitations in a few days for tea
Thursday afternoon. March :, in honor of
her guest. and on Friday afternoon, March
s. Mrs Chenoweth and Miss Chenoweth
Will entertain at cards. Mrs John f.
Carson will issue invitations for recei-
ton March in honor OF Mrs. Richards
and Miss Cooper. and Mrs. William r.
Brown viii entertain them at luncheon at
the Columbia Club on Tuesday, March IL.
Circle No. OF the Central-avenue NJ E
church gave musicale at the residence
or Mrs. w. b. Barry, on College avenue.
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Barry was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. George Chand-
Ter, Mrs. T. III. Condo, Mrs. Wildhack. Mrs
Head and Mrs. NJ. V. Virgins The rooms
were prettily decorated with pink carna-
tions, and palms were grouped about Th.,
programme rendered as follows: Ma
zurka GODDARD, Mrs. Barry; "Four-leaf
| Clover (BrownelD and 1.-THE CAPTAIN
(Rogers), Miss Fisher; '.I-iete Signor (Mey-
| erbeerf, Mrs. Dolan; "Legende' CWien-
iawski), Mrs. Trenary; AT the Sound OF
the Sunset Gun (Bratton), Mr. Isensee.
Creole Love Song (Smith), Miss Fisher:
sunset (Buckl. Mrs. Dolan: Caprice
EspagnoP (MoskowskD. Mrs. Barry
MRS. PARRY'S RECEPTION.
One OF the handsomest and largest recep-
lions of the season was that given by Mrs.
Thomas III. Parry yesterday afternoon I'm
her new home. on North Meridian street.
Mrs. Parry received her guests In the pink
drawing room. which was decorated In
pink roses and ferns. The colonial mirror
had large basket OF pink roses resting on
the shelf and climbing up the sides were
| pink rose bushes Mrs. Parry wore
pretty gown OF pink swiss. embroidered I'm
black. trimmed with pink chiffon and black
velvet ribbon. Receiving with her were
her house guests. Mrs. Charles A Mauzy
Mrs. Henry Dickson. Mrs. Geeley and Mrs
Anna Ritzinger, of Rushville. The hostess
Was assisted by Mrs. George Bliss, Mr.,