The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lieber will sail for
Europe May 3.
Mr.. 1. c. Kinnear, OF Rushville, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Howe
Mrs. c. l.. Trusler. OF Aurora, ILL.,, is Wis
iting her son at the Chalfant.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brown have returned
from a weeks visit in New Orleans.
The German Literary Club will meet this
afternoon with Miss Emily Fletcher.
Mrs. Lydia G.. Millard. Miss Willard and
Miss Katharine Wallick have returned
from a Southern trip.
Miss Clara Feuhring will entertain the
Central Medical Cinch Club at the Oneida
Hotel tomorrow evening.
Mrs. George N. Catterson and daughter
Maria arrived yesterday TO visit Mrs.
George Edwin Hunt a few days.
The Misses Smith. who are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Coleman. will return to
New Yorksthe latter part of the week.
Miss Bess Brown Will return from oxford
to-day for the Easter vacation. She will
have for her guests Miss Maud Coulter
and Miss Mary Evans. There will be sew
eral entertainments given for the visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H.. Dipps chaperoned
the Nonbeau Club TO English's Opera House
last night. The members are Misses Annie
and Katie Gleason, Miss Gertrude Mueiser,
Miss Minnie Cohn, Miss Josie O'Brien and
Miss Addie Lynch.
Mr.. Ernest Seton-Thompson will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T, c. Day during
AAo 10Y ~ ~ - -
been invited to meet Mr.. Thompson at din
ner Wednesday evening at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Day.
Mrs. Charles f.. Sayles received informal
ly yesterday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
Joseph a. Milburn. who will leave soon TO
join Mr.. Milburn in Chicago, their future
residence. A large number OF visitors
called during the afternoon. Mrs. Milburn
will be with Mrs. Sayles this week.
Mrs. Daniel Stewart and Miss Mary Carey
will leave on Wednesday for New York.
where they Will be joined by Miss Eleanor
Carey. of Vassar. Miss Ruth Carey, from
Mrs. Somers's school In Washington, and
Miss Charlotte Scott, who is at school in
New York, and the party will spend the
spring vacation together in New York.
The Minuet Club gave its closing dance
of the season at the Brenneke Academy
last night, attended by about fifty guests.
The balcony was crowded with spectators,
who thoroughly enjoyed the picture on the
dance floor. During the evening two col
ored cake walkers amused the spectators
with a fancy cake walk. The guests who
assisted in leading the grand march were
Miss Helen Roach and Miss Mabelle
Raffety.
Mrs. A. Il. Howe entertained at cards yes
terday afternoon and In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Howe entertained the Merry
Euchre Club, the occasion being Mrs.
Howe's birthday anniversary. The rooms
were fragrant with violets. which were
and arranged In vases about the rooms.
The stairway and arches were outlined
with Southern smilax and palms.. The
score cards were dainty water colors done
I'm violets. The guests I'm the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Mowrer. DIR. and Mrs.
George Sigler, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleary. Mr..
and Mrs. Allison Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. K. r..
Westervelt. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis lift. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Minthorn, Mr.. l. c.. Kinnear of Rushville,
Mr.. Thomas Dow ana Mr.. Louis Engle-
king. In the afternoon the guests included
Mrs. Edward Tully, Mrs. {. Il. Tiff, Mrs.
A. f. Johnson, Mrs. M. l.. Salter, Mrs. Du
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n. A. Walker. Mrs. c. c.. Gilmore, Mrs. p.
b. Trone. Mrs. William Donaldson. Mrs.
II. G.. Moore, Mrs. II. j. Cook, Miss Bieler,
Mrs. H. S. Malpas, Mrs. j. l.. Bieler, Miss
Gertrude Droege, Miss Katharine Sigler
and Mrs. G. l.. Trusler. OF Aurora, Ill.
Mrs. Howe was assisted both afternoon
and evening by Miss Cora Hewitt, Miss
nellie Mowrer, Miss Lola Salter and Miss
Ethel Harvey.