The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

for ping-pong party on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs F. s Hill will leave to-day for La
fayette. where she will spend a week with
friends.
Mrs. William Crist, who has been visit
ing Mrs. F. w. Mettlere. left yesterday
for Sandusky, o.
Mr. Delwin Bell. who has been visiting
his uncle Mr.. Henry Van Hoff has re-
turned to his home in Chicago.
Miss Mae Stubbins, of The Chaperons'
Company. is the guest OF Miss Viola f.
Gaskel of All North Illinois street.
The directors of the Woodruff Clubhouse
will give one of their semi-monthly card
parties Friday evening at the clubhouse.
Miss Mary ElstOn, of Charlottesville. is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Nicholas Nc
Carly Harrison, on North Pennsylvania
street.
Miss Hennen. who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Frederick b. Whitlock, in
Woodruff Place. has returned to her home
in Hawesville, Ky.
Miss Edith Carr, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Lot Lee and the Misses Allison
for the past two weeks, has returned to
her home i'm Rushville
Miss Louise Caldwell. who has been visit
ing in ST; Louis. spent a few days of this
week with Miss Edith Smith and left yes
terday for her home in Cincinnati.
Mrs. John o. Perrin has issued cards for
luncheon on Tuesday. March H. in honor
of Mrs. James r. Kay. of Pittsburg, who
i
Mrs. Edward Gates and children will ar
rive the first of April from their home in
san Francisco, and will be the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gates for some time.
Mrs. r. e Springsteen and Miss Helen
Springsteen went TO Elwood yesterday to
spend week with Mrs. Omar Hittle. Miss
Sprfngsteen will sing at a concert given
there this evening.
The Meridian W. c. T. L. will be enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. DR.. Dunning.
1904 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs Pleas
ant Bond will read a paper on AN Epoch
or the Nineteenth Century"
Miss Agnes Duncan, who has spent the
winter with Mrs. w. a. Woods and daugh
ter in New York. will go to Washington
10 make two weeks visit with Miss CHAR
lotte Ransdell before coming home.
Mrs. Frank Jelleff. of Providence. r. l..
is now with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
b. Porter, after a week spent with Miss
! Tousey at the Meridian. Next week Miss
Jelen will be the guest of Miss Ethel
I Cleland.
Madame Sofia Friedland. of Russia, will
be the guest of honor at Mrs. Sewalls at
| home this afternoon and at o'clock she
will give an account of the audience given
to the foreign delegation by the United
states Senate and House of Representa-
tives during the recent suffrage convention
at Washington.
The Rev. and Mrs NJ l.. Haines and
daughters will leave to-day for New York.
DIT. and Mrs. Haines will sail the 18th
on the Allan for Italy and will remain in
d
time. During the absence of their parents
Miss Lydia and Miss Julia Haines will
be with their aunt on Long island.
At the meeting of the Fortnightly Club
yesterday afternoon Mrs. o. b. jameson
read an original story entitled THE Me-
mOirS Of "a Play Actress" The next meet
ing of The club will be a guest evening. held
in celebration of its seventeenth anniver-
sary on the evening of March Is. At that
time Mrs. Samuel +. Morss will read
paper on French characteristics"
There will De a lecture on Tolstoi from
the Russian point of view by Madame Sofia
Lvorna Friedland. of Moscow, Russia. at
the residence OF Mrs. May Wright Sewall.
733 North Pennsylvania street. Saturday
evening March S. at O'Clock. The lecture
Will be given under the auspices of the
Indiana branch OF the Association of Col
legiate Aumnae and for the benefit of the
Noman's Building at Indiana University.
Tickets may be obtained from the Indian
apolis members of the Indiana branch of
Collegiate Alumnae.
The Local Council held it's regular meet
ing yesterday afternoon. Reports from the
Art Association. indianapolis Free Kinder
garten, Magazine Club, Catherine Merrill
Club, The Ladies' Social Circle and the
Fortnightly Literary Club were given. Mrs.
May Wright Sewall gave an account Of
the Council of Women recently held at
Washington. Madame Friedland, of Mos
cow. Russia. spoke on the privileges of
women in her country and representative
from the Flannel Guild Miss Walker.
gave short address in regard to the up
lifting of the poor colored children. Also
q resolution was adopted by the club sane
tioning the action of the Commercial Club
Kelly, the secretary of the National Con-
sumers League. will speak before the
Council on the 31st OF this month.
MRS. LILLY'S RECEPTION
Mrs. James w. Lilly was the hostess for
beautiful reception yesterday afternoon
al her home on North Capitol avenue. Mrs
George MacMullen. of Pittsburs. was the
guest of honor. Receiving with Mrs. Lilly
and Mrs MacMulen were Miss Florence
De Pauw and Miss Emma Lilly. Of Mt.
Clemens, Mich. who is visiting Mrs.
Charles Lilly. The drawing room in which
they stood was fragrant with Catherine
Mermet roses and the lights were shaded
in harmony with the pink of the flowers.
The music room was also I'm pink. with
a2aleas and other spring flowers for the
decoration. The den was in red with red
tulips. Assisting Mrs. Lilly in her hospital
Haines. Mrs. T. c. Day. Mrs Henry Jane
son. Mrs w. F. Wild. Mrs. j. NJ. Lilly
Mrs. George Lilly of Anderson, Miss Louise
Lilly, Miss Ina Hollweg. Misses Lydia and
Julia Haines and Miss Lillian Reeves.
Among the afternoon callers were Miss
| Rogers of LOganspOrt with Miss Beck:
Miss McLain. of St. Louis. with the Misses
Jameson. and Mrs. o. b. Haugh. of St
Louis.
BEERBOwER-WARN
Mr.. Frederick e. Beerbower and Laura
E. Warner were married last evening at the
home of the brides mother. The costume
of the bride was white crepe de chene over
white silk The bride and groom stood i'm
the parlor, which was tastefuly decorated
| for the occasion. They were preceded by
| Miss Nellie Larkens, who carried a large
bunch of roses. Secrist'S orchestra played
/ 20 Promise Me- during the simple but
| impressive marriage ceremony. which was
performed by Judge James NJ. feathers.
Many beautiful presents were displayed.
RUSSELI-MONTGOME
Special to the indianapolis Journal
! GREENSBURG, Ind, March Amid
beautiful decorations and in the presence
of many friends Dr. Robert ]. Russell and
Miss Glenn Refine Montgomery were mar
ried last evening at the residence of the
| brides mother, Mrs. Lide Montgomery.
! Two little cousins OF the bride, acting as
| pages, formed with pinF ribbon a pathway
/ for the procession. Elder w d. Starr, OF
| the Christian Church. OBLIGATED. The bride
\ mas for several seasons been one Of the
most popular members of the younger So
I ciety set and the groom is a successful
/ professional man. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
/ left Immediately for a Southern tour and
/ will be gone several weeks.