The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. May Wright sewan will not observe
her day at home this afternoon.
Miss Lucy Taggart and Miss Ethel Failey
have gone to Terre Haute for a visit.
Mrs. II. c. Benham. of Buffalo, N. Y,
is the guest of Mrs. Frank Olin on Park
avenue.
Miss Ethelyn Phipps is spending this week
with Mrs. Harry Grassland on North Ala
bama street.
Miss Margaret Reaves. of Evansville, will
Meridian street.
Mrs. VIII Coburn will entertain a few.
friends this afternoon for Mrs. Irving Swan
Brown, of Worcester, Mass.
Miss Georgia Calvin has issued invita-
tions for a musicale Friday evening at her
home on North Meridian street.
Mrs. w. T. Barnes has returned after
several months stay with her mother and
sister in Wayne county, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lincoln. Of the
Wellington, have leased a cottage in Green
wood and have gone there to live.
The Sketching Club will give an arts and
crafts exhibition in their room in the Y.
w. c. A. building the first week in March.
Mrs. Alice l.. Carter. has gone to Denver
to visit Mrs. Hardy's son, Z. ". Hardy.
Miss Graves will give a matinee party
this afternoon at the Grand for Miss Fern
Means, who is the guest Of Miss Mabel
Bishop.
The Meridian w. c. T.. u. will abserve
its sixteenth anniversary this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. French. 17O4 North Capt.
toll avenue.
Mrs. James Duncan will give a tea this
afternoon at her home on Park avenue in
honor of Mrs. Mount, of Detroit, and Mrs.
Vert. of Shelbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruter Springer. of Wash
ington, D. c., well known in indianapolis.
will sail on Saturday on the Celtic for the
Mediterranean trip.
At the meeting Of the Local Council Of
Women yesterday afternoon Mrs. Jacob
Phases in Moral Values"
Mr.. Robert Hall will arrive to-day from
Lafayette and will be the guest of Mr..
Hugh II. Hanna for "A few days before re-
turning TO his home in New York.
Mrs. Henry d. Pierce and Miss Pierce
have issued invitations for a luncheon Sat
urday for Miss Margaret Chislett, Of Pitts
burg, who is Mrs. F. w. Chislett's guest.
Miss Ethel Cleland will give a luncheon
Friday at the University Club in honor OF
Mrs. Frank Jellef, of Providence. r. l.,
who is here visiting her mother, Mrs. E. B.
Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ogle gave a theater
ance, having for their guests Mrs. Irving
Swan Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sayles.
Mr.. Louis Reese and Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Holiday.
MI anu IL &c ~" gave a
theater party and a supper afterwards at
the Columbia Club last night for Miss Spen-
Ger. Her guests included Miss Burford, DR..
iCharleton, Mr.. Clarence Parker, of st.
Louis, and Mr.. Fred Wiley.
Mr.. Booth Harrington gave a luncheon
of fourteen covers yesterday at the Uni
versity Club. entertaining Miss Cecilia
Lotus and some other members of the
Sothern company. The table was beautiful
ly decorated with violets and there were
bouquets of violets for each guest.
Instead of meeting with Miss Emma
Browder, as announced on the programme,
the Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Club will
meet next Saturday afternoon at the home
of Miss Emma Virginia Pearson, 1913 North
Delaware street. Miss Nina Bond will read
a paper and the conversation will be led
by Miss Edith McMaster.
Miss Florence Kahn. assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Leon Kahn. entertained yes
terday afternoon for Miss Reinhard, OF Bal
timore, who is visiting Miss Gene Rauh.
Euchre was played and a Dutch lunch
served. Among the guests were Miss
Swartz and Miss Simon, of Wabash; Miss
Nathan, of Toledo; Miss Silverburg. of
Miss, and Miss Fox, of Rich
mond.
Miss Alberta Mahan. assisted by Miss
Bertha Graves. entertained Tuesday even
ing for Miss Fern Means, of Shelbyville,
who is the guest of Miss Mabel Bishop. The
evening was spent in dancing, and an ad-
vertising contest was INDUCED in. An IL
o'clock supper was served in the dining
room, which was lighted by soft red lights,
American Beauty roses and smilax formed
the decoration of the table and the favors
of the evening were American Beauty roses.
Mrs. p. B. Raymond gave a tea yester-
day afternoon at her home in Woodruff
Place. Wall pockets containing American
Beauty roses and yellow tulips. and the
mantels filled in with roses and tulips with
maiden hair ferns formed the decoration
of her parlors. In the dining room the pre-
vailing color was pink. pink rose bonbons,
favors or PINK tulips and ices in
pink baskets. Mrs. Raymond was as
sisted by Mrs. George F. Adams.
NJ. Spann. Mrs. Charles A. Laynan, Mrs.
Russell NJ. Seeds, Mrs. Garrett NJ. Ryan.
Mrs. Charles F. Robbins. Mrs. George E.
Kern, Mrs. William r. Brown, Mrs. Joseph
W. Beck. Mrs. c. E. Kregelo, Miss Ellis.
Miss Anna Louise Beck. Miss Hord and
Miss Brash. Among the guests were Miss
Nelson, of Fort Wayne. with Mrs. s. E..
Mcrss. and Mrs. Hampstead. of Meadville,
Pa, with Mrs. John T. Brush.
MISS VAN Wrinkles RECEPTION.
Mrs. j. q. Van Wrinkle and Miss Van
Wrinkle gave a large reception yesterday
afternoon, celebrating the twenty-seventh
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Wrinkle. The rooms were pro-
fusely decorated with palms and trailing
ferns. In the reception hall. where the
guests were received. pink roses and carna-
tons adorned the walls and mantels. In
LnN center VI the ullllIS AOOAi pains dllu
ferns formed a pyramid. Crystal candelabra
in which red candles burned ornamented
the buffet and mantel. Those assisting
were Mrs. Thomas Clements OF Chicago.
Mrs. George w. Morrison, Mrs. Frederick
l.. Thomas. Mrs. X. a. Allison. Miss Ayres.
Miss Edith Smith. Miss Cora Griffith. Miss
Susan Thompson. Miss Gertrude Wocher.
Miss Brash. Among the out-of-town guests
were Miss Rankin. of Henderson. Ky; Miss
Alcott, of Muncie: Miss Lone Hayward, of
Pana. Ill; Miss Wagner and Miss Florea,
of COnnersVille.
FOR MISS BURFORD'S GUEST.
Miss Spencer. of st. Louis. was the guest
Of honor yesterday at a luncheon given by
Mrs. Charles +. Coffin. The dining room
was lighted with shaded red lights. which
! cast a glow over everything On the two