The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss ridden, or chicago, is the guest OF
Mrs Clarence Stanley.
Miss Soame. of Terre Haute, is the guest
OF Mrs. Ralph Smith at the DelanO.
Mr.. Charles Robbins. who attends school
in st. Paul, n. H.. is home for the vaca-
ton.
DIT. j. +. Robertson returned yesterday
from a five weeks trip through the South
ern States.
Miss McMurray and Mrs. William Ker-
foot are the guests of Mrs. Carleton b.
McCulloch.
Miss Nora Taggart will leave the first
of the week for Vassar College, where she
will resume her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Mansfield enter
tanned at cards last night in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Lampsell Mansfield.
Mrs. NJ. A. Livingston. of Virginia ave
nue., returned yesterday from an extended
visit with her brother in Asheville, n. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kregelo have moved
into their home on the corner of Nine
teenth and Illinois streets.
An important meeting of the alumnae of
the Girls Classical School Will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Classical
School studio.
Mrs. j. F. DarnalI from Nogales, Sonora,
Mexico, is in the city for three or four
days. stopping with her daughter, Mrs. a.
N. Grant, 1907 College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Nevin. jr.. were
entertained at dinner last night by Miss
Katherine Wallick- Tonight they will be
the quests OF Mr.. ana MIS-. Il. ". 1tdWklLS
at the Surrey.
Miss Bernice and Miss Myla smith nave
issued invitations for a miscellaneous
shower April 10; Their guests will be
rage will take placs April Is.
Mrs. Hervey Bates has cards out for a
tea on Wednesday afternoon of next week
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John O..
Perrin, on North Pennsylvania street. Mrs.
Katharine Billiard will be the guest of
honor.
Mrs. Hugh J. MCGOWAN gave a small
theater party last night in honor of her
sister, Miss Burnett, of Kansas City. Mrs.
McGOwan's guests were Mrs. Henry Jane
son. the Misses Jameson. and Messrs. Rob
ert Givens and Lynn Rogers.
The young women of the afternoon card
club to which Miss Elma Woollen belongs
gave a euchre party last night at the home
o. Miss Katheryn Eldridge in honor of
Miss Woollen and Mr.. Dark. whose mar
riage will take place next week.
Miss Woollen was the guest of honor
yesterday at a luncheon given by Mrs.
William Fraser Johnson at her home in
Woodruff. The guests were seated at a
round table. which had for it's decoration
entertained Miss Orrin Woollen, Miss Lois
Dyer. Miss Beck and Miss Miller. of Frank
lin, all of whom will be Miss Woollen's at
tendants at her wedding.
Miss Verna Cleveland entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon, complimentary
TO Miss Gertrude Schleicher, who will be
married next week. Spring flowers deco
rated Miss Cleveland's home, and she was
assisted in her hospitalities by Mrs. Will
liam Cleveland and Miss Ella Johnson.
The guests numbered about thirty. and in,
Mrs. Dodson, OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Thornton enter
tanned at dinner last night at their home
on North Delaware street in honor of the
Rev. and Mrs. j. Cumming Smith. A center
oval of pink roses and ferns adorned the
table, and there were pink roses for the
guests. Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. the
guests were DIR. and Mrs. Wilmer Chris
Miss Edith Scott, Miss Thornton, Mr..
Charles Frasier, Mr.. Samuel Shank and
DR.. Nelson A Brayton-
At the meeting of the Woman's Club YES
terday afternoon Mrs. John n. Carey read
a paper on Schumann. taking for her sub
ject. What Harmony Is This? My Good
Friends, Hank! Marvellous Sweet Musicr'
The Illustrations for the paper were given
by Miss Halpin, pianist, and Mrs. Walter
Fugate. vocalist. and different phases of
the composers work were illustrated. A
written by Mrs. Mamie r. Newcomer who
is abroad and recently visited there.
Mr.. Daniel Fraser Otero. vice president
Of the Spanish Club, will preside at the
meeting Of the club this afternoon, whic
will begin promptly at 4 O'Clock. instead of
4:30. which is customary, at the Y. NJ. C.
A. building. The programme will be as
follows: La Corrida De Toros.' Professor
Troemel; valse, Caprice Espanol." Miss
Padial: "Fabula,' Mrs. Wulschner; duo.
"Sobrinos del Captain Grant" Misses Pa
dial and Hernandez; symposium sObre ell
idioma espanel. Mesdames Wales, Sloan.
Tibbets. Van Trees. Hernandez. Padial.
Messrs. Otero. Miller, Toledo. Belzar, Shir-
ley. Dark. Troemal.
The young women of the First Presby-
terrain Church will give a musicale this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. John Il. Holt
day, 1l21 North Meridian street. The pro-
gramme which is to be presented promises
10 no "A worry dafUhffnl nna anH - 90 FL
lows: Piano solo, "Cavelleria Rusticana,"
Miss Alice Long; monologue, Miss kenne-
dy. of Muncie: song. My Dreams CTostD.
William ii. Morrison, Jr.; reading, Mrs.
Harry S. Hicks; trio. Ave Maria" Bach-
Gounod), Mrs. W. F. Clevenger. violin:
Miss Louise Fletcher, harp, and Miss Nc
Il Miss You. Dear" CWilliams) and I'm
May Time" (Buck). j. Raymond Lynn;
reading. AUX Italiens" (Meredith). Mrs. O.
b Jameson. with accompaniment from
III TrOvatore' for violin and piano; song.
Mrs. Philip GOetZ; musical mOnologue,
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny. The affair is not
invitatfOnal and all friends are welcome.
DRAMATIC CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.
The Dramatic Club gave its final perform
ance of the season last night at the Prop
ylaeum. The "AIl-Star Comedy Company
presented the one-act comedietta. over
Sunday" which had been adapted for the
stage by Mrs. Carleton b. McCulloch from
the story of the same name in Scribner's
Magazine. The sketch in itself is very
clever. and its good situations were well
brought out in Mrs. McCuIloch's dramati-
zation. The cast included Mr.. Charles \.
Layman as Mr.. Clifford, DIR. Francis o.
Dorsey as Mr.. ingalls,, Mrs. May Arm
strong Ryan as Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Reeda
Kerfoot McCulloch as Miss Kitty Tracy
and Mr.. George f. Hume as Jenkins. The
plot OF the play was as follows; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford, who are at their summer
home. invite Mr.. ingalls, and Miss Tracy.
by separate notes. 10 stay over Sunday
with them. Answers soon come from both.
ingalls, saying that. as Miss Tracy has just
refused his oner OF marriage. he is glad
10 get away from town. and Miss Tracy
saying that she. too. Will be only too glad
TO get away. The answers come too late
for Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford 10 head OF either
OF their unsuspecting visitors. SO they plan
TO keep them apart during their visit. Mr..
ingalls, and Kitty Tracy arrive with
I'm an hour OF each other. and until Kitty
retires Mr. Clifford keeps his guest of the