The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs De Bruler will not observe her day
at home this afternoon.
The French Club will meet with Mrs s.
Z. Morss next Friday afternoon.
Mrs Newton Claypool and Miss Claypool
have returned from their Eastern trip.
Mrs MCGEE, of the st. Clair flats, will go
to Bloomington next week to visit friends
Miss Mcintosh will give a theater party
Tomorrow afternoon for Miss Nellie Peake,
of Kansas City.
Miss Anna Dunlap and Mrs. Emma Ames
Windsor will arrive tomorrow to visit
friends In the city.
Miss Bess Ogle. of woodruff Place, will
leave to-day for Franklin, where she will
make a short visit.
Mrs Fletcher Noe, who has been visit
ing her relatives In Terre Haute the past
week has returned.
Miss Eva Nelson who has been visiting
Mrs. s. +. Morss, will return to her home
in Fort Wayne tomorrow.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall left yesterday
for Washington, d. c.. where she will at
tend the Congress of Women.
Mrs. a. c. Wallingford will go to Bloom
ingtOn next week to attend the banquet
given on Feb. % by the Sorosis Club.
Mrs. II. n. Fleming and Mrs Ed McCon-
nell. of LOgansport, are visiting Mrs. John
X. Robson, on West Walnut street, for
few days
Miss Rieman, who is the guest of Mrs
Mortimer lowering, will go to Lafayette
next week for a visit before returning to
her home in Baltimore.
Miss Mcleod, Of Buffalo. ~ Y, who is
visiting Mrs. George Hume. was the guest
OF honor at small hearts party given
by Miss Myla Coburn last night.
Mrs. j. E. Fish, Mrs. Bert Talbot and
Mrs. ]. W. Mettlen will go TO Rushville
tomorrow 10 attend reception there,
which will be given by Mrs. John H. Fra
zee.
Miss Meltzer of Greencastle and Miss
nellie Peake. who are Mrs. w. f. Steven
sons guests, were entertained at dinner
last night by Mrs. ID. s. Hill at the Hotel
English.
DR.. w. S. Beck, who has been travelling
through southern Mexico, is now. in Gem
trail America. He will visit Guatemala and
Honduras before his return to Indianapolis
in March.
Informally yesterday morning for her
guest, Miss Pitcher, of Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs McCulloch will give a small company
this evening in her honor.
Mr. and Mrs. A NJ. De Souchet enter
tanned at dinner last night. The table ap-
pointments were in pink and white. Her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Hen
erickson, Mrs. A. f. Banks and Mrs. j.
ter, of Evansville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Critch-
low.
At the musicale tea which the Mary
Fulton Society will give this afternoon in
will take part in the programme: Miss
Josephine Robinson, Miss Lucy Hamilton
Mrs. Earl NJ. Ogle, Mrs Williams, Miss
Elma Igleman, Miss Josephine Mcdowell
Miss Layman, Miss Hale and Master Nor
r1s Hamilton.
Mrs John n Carey. regent Of the Caro-
line Scott Harrison Chapter of the d. A
r. Mrs Frank Morrison Mrs s. E.
Perkins and Mrs. Robert Geddes will leave
tonight for Washington. d. c.. to attend
the annual convention of the society, over
which Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks. of this
city, will preside. Mrs. Emil Wulschner
who is the alternate, with Mrs. James NJ.
Fowler, of Lafayette, the state regent will
represent the state society from this city.
The convention will begin Monday, the 18th,
and continue through the week.
Miss Macy Coughlen was the hostess for
a pretty Valentine party yesterday after
noon, entertaining number of young
Cook. of Troy. n Y, who is here visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Henry l.. Beveridge. Dur
ing the afternoon Miss Katherine Layman
read a clever little story entitled 1.-The
enjoyed. The appointments and refresh
ments were all symbolic of ST. Valentine
day. For the guests there We're bright
colored butterfly favOrs and heart-shaped
valentines. A basket filled with valentine
gifts. from which each guest drew, was
an interesting feature of the afternoon.
Assisting Miss COughlen were Miss Lay
man, Miss COe, Miss Hendricks. Miss Gle
land Mrs. Charles Moores. Mrs. Charles
w Merrill, Miss Julia Moore and Miss De-
borah Moore. From out of town the guests
were Miss Rieman of Baltimore. Miss Tay-
lor of Brooklyn. and Mrs. Frank Jelleff of
Providence, r. L.
MRS. SWANS RECEPTION.
A beautiful reception was given yester-
day Afternoon by Mrs. Thomas a Swain,
at her home, in Morton Place. Mrs. Harry
L. Saylor, of Chicago who is Mrs Swain S
guest, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Banks, OF
Chicago, who are visiting Mrs. Edwin A.
Hendrickson, and Miss McCreay, of Craw-
louisville, with Mrs. ]. Z. Stevenson, were
the guests of honor. The receiving party
stood in the front drawing room, which
was decorated with pink roses and smilax.
The roses stood in tall vases before the
high mirrors, which intensified their beau
ty. The windows and doorways were
framed with smilax, and festoons of smilax
outlined the molding on the walls. In the
tearoom scarlet tulips were the flowers
used for decoration. The high mantel held
miniature garden of red tulips set in
asparagus ferns Red-shaded candles in
silver candelabrum adorned the tea table.
The dining room was in white and green.
Across the center table was a broad white
panne taffeta ribbon, finished at the cor
nerS with big fluff bow knots. Green and
white baskets held the bonbOns. The light
from the chandeliers and candles was re-
Elected by green shades. White tulips, roses,
carnations and hyacinthes were in profu-
sion on the mantel and walls. From the
smilax which was draped above the window
was suspended a green hanging basket
filled with carnations. Mrs. Swain was
assisted by Mrs. Harry Teal, Mrs d. F..
Swain and Mrs. ID. w. Sayler of Shelby
Vile. Mrs. Carl Loop of Irvington, Mrs.
Harry Beggs of Terre Haute, Mrs. Frank
Millikan, Mrs. Charles A. Ross, Mrs.
George w. Bliss. Mrs. George Row, Mrs.
Edward +. Elliott Mrs. l.. j. Hackney,
Mrs. George w Stout. Mrs Clark Nal
lery. Mrs. Harris Galbraith, Mrs. Charles
Bennett, Mrs. Herbert II. Hadley Mrs. John
+. Stephenson. Mrs Edwin y. Hendrick-
son, Mrs Harry Smith Mrs. George Haw-
klns and Mrs. Harry Scholtzhauer. a
number Of Shelbyville people came for the
reception. Among them were Mrs. Her
bert De PREF, Mrs. William Major Mrs.
William Elliott Mrs. Albert Gorgas. Mrs.
Edward Swain. Miss Nellie Letters Miss
Kate Letters and Mrs. William De PREF
KELLER-KIRK.
RICHMOND. Ind. Feb. 13.-Charles Kel-
Ter. prominent young man of Cambridge
City. and Miss May Kirk. of Spiceland,
were married last evening at the home of
the bride. They will live at Cambridge
City, where Mr.. Keller holds a position
with the Pennsylvania Railroad.