The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

guest of Mrs. ID. M. Bye.
Miss Anna Stanton is spending few days
in Richmond, the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse c. Harrington have
returned from their trip to Washington.
Mrs John L. Grifhths has issued invita-
tions for a luncheon on Thursday, May l.
Mr.. w. n. Gordon, of Metamora is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Catterson.
Mrs. Kate Parry Morris and Miss Enid
Morris have left for an extended visit in
the South
Mr.. w. 5. Wynn will leave in a few days
for Georgia, where he will visit his fruit
plantation.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Greer have returned
from oxford. o.. where they visited Mr..
Greer'S mother.
The Conversation Club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Alice Moore, 2136
North Meridian street.
Mrs. Fanny A. Gates. who has spent the
winter in BCffalo. will arrive tomorrow to
visit her son, Arthur ID. Gates.
Mrs. Henry SEVERN. Mrs Robert Kipp
and DIR. c. l. Fletcher returned yesterday
afternoon from their Western trip.
Miss Marion Wright, who has been Miss
Lucia Holidays guest for the past two
weeks, has returned to her home in De-
troit.
Miss Cecil CIune returned last night from
her trip TO the East, accompanied by her
sister Mrs. j. II. Walsh, and her family,
of Detroit.
Mrs. Hugh Hanna, jr., observed her last
reception day of the season yesterday after
noon She was assisted in entertaining her
callers by her mother, Mrs. o. 5. Runnels,
Mrs. Hugh Richards and Miss Anne Hurry.
Miss Margaret A Holdson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b Holdson, of 516
North Alabama street, and Emsley ID.
Whitton, of New Castle, were married yes
terday afternoon by the Rev. Marion CrOS-
ley. They left last evening for New Castle.
Mrs Lewis Tomkins and Miss Jennie
will
guests of Mrs. Edwin Henry FOrrey. They
are en- route home from a visit in Honolulu
and California. Miss Tomkins will be n
guest of honor with Miss Van Camp at
Mrs. V. L. Malotts reception Monday after
noon.
Miss Adelaide Goetz was the guest of
honor at a hearts party and bric-a-brac
shower yesterday afternoon given by Miss
| Helen Ernestinoff. The other guests were
| the young women who graduated in the
| same class at High School with Miss En-
nestinoff and Miss Goetz. From out of town
were Miss Winter, of Chicago, with Mrs.
| GOetz and Miss Cornell, Of Saginaw, with
| Miss Mona Taggart.
Mr. and Mrs John B. Elan entertained
/ at dinner last night in honor of DR.. and
| Mrs Harris, of Amherst College. The table
/ decorations followed the Amherst College
! colors of purple and white, and the idea
/ was carried out with viOlets and lilies Of
| the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Elams guests,
| who were asked to meet DIR. and Mrs Har-
/ ris. were Professor and Mrs. Calvin N Ken
III.
] President and Mrs. Scot Butler, DR.. and
| Mrs John n. Hurry and Mrs. r. p. Risen
| brick, of Cincinnati.
Miss Nina Merrill entertained the men,
! beers of the Thursday class at luncheon
| Yesterday at her home on North Capitol
| avenue The Thursday class was one of
| Miss Catherine Merrills morning classes,
and since her death the members nave
| continued their work together. Miss Mer-
| rilIs guests were Mrs. Louis Burckhardt,
Mrs Hilton L. Brown, Mrs. II. b. Burnett
Mrs. NJ o. Haldeman Mrs. Thomas r.
| Hibben, Mrs. Charles Schurmann, Mrs X.
| Kirshbaum, Mrs. Daniel Lesley, Mrs. Ed
ward Dean, Mrs. Scot Butler, Mrs. Henry
| Kahn, Mrs. Charles b. Clark, Mrs. j. F.
Barnhill. Mrs r. S. OsgoOd, Mrs. L. J.
Brennan Mrs. j. w. Piercy and Mrs. VIII
| liam Cook.
Mrs. Lafayette Page was the hostess for
a delightful musicale yesterday afternoon,
which was given in honor of Mrs. William
| Charles White, one of the winter brides,
who was Miss Cameron, OF Toronto, and
now lives here. The afternoons programme
was rendered by Karl Schneider. who sang
an aria from Massenet and a group of Ger
man and English songs; Mrs. Charles Sha-
Ter who gave "A HindOO song and group of
English songs; Mrs. X l. B!akeman; VINO
PLAYED piano numbers, and Miss Bertha
/ Schellschmidt, who gave violin numbers
/ Roses and spring flowers decorated the sew
/ eral rooms and assisting in the hospitali-
/ ties were Mrs. +. G.. Darlington, Mrs.
] Clarence Winter, Mrs. II. H. Rowland, Mrs
/ Hugh McGibeney, Mrs. j. ). Holiday, Mrs
/ Henry c. Atkins and MIS- Nllldm T. HAY
/ ward Mrs. Page Will entertain again this
! afternoon with a tea in honor of Mrs
4 White.
The Ladies Circle of the Central-avenue
| NJ +. Church are preparing very enjoy
/ able entertainment for this evening, which
/ will consist of trip around the world
| Tourist tickets with coupons attached will
| entitle the holders TO take the trip. The
| excursion will start from the Union Station
! (Central-avenue church, at p. m, and
| conveyances will leave the station every
! twenty minutes after that. The first coun-
/ try visited will be America. at the home of
| Mrs J. Caylor. on Broadway; from there
/ the route will lead TO Holland. at Mrs
\ Fannie e. BaCon's home; Japan Will be
/ the next country visited. at the home of
/ Mrs William g. Nanarsdale; Norway and
| Sweden will be visited next, at the home
/ of Mrs Houser. and Iceland will be the
! last stop. Refreshments will be served be
| tween stopping places The tour will DE
/ given bv the Ladies Circle for the benefit
/ Of the Sunday-schoOl building fund. Owing
/ to the especially low rate at which the
| tickets are sold they will be good for this
/ evening only.