The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
5. Harry S. New is in Detroit.

The Ariel Club danced last evening at
Brenneke's.
Mrs. Phil Joseph will receive tomorrow
afternoon for Mrs. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs James O. Barcus and son
Walter are in Asheville, y. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashley, of Column
bus o.. are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. George y. Catterson will give
theater party in honor of Miss Spencer, of
st. Louis.
Mrs Evans Lilly will give whist party
on Jan. % for Mrs. j. w. StOll and Mrs. r.
G.. Nelson.
Mrs. Lewis Ahlrig, of Evansville. is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Charles Murphy, at
the Lexington.
Mrs. Charles Kregelo has issued invita-
tiOns for a small l o'clock luncheon for
Wednesday. Jan. %.
John Ketcham. who has been visiting
relatives i'm Rochester, y. Y, since No
vember. has returned home.
Mrs. James McKernan will give a recep-
ton on Jan 30 for her guest, Miss Ahlrig,
and Miss Rose, of Terre Haute.
Mrs George Barrett Monkey gave small
dance last evening for her guest Miss
Susan Rankin. of Henderson, Ky
The Conversation Club will meet this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with Miss Julia
Walk. 2023 North Delaware street
Section b of the Ladies' Social Circle of
the First Baptist Church will meet to-day
nue..
Miss Mary Dean has issued invitations
for tea to be given on Wednesday of next
week in honor of Miss Spencer, of St.
Louis.
Mrs. Davis Buntin will give a 4 o'clock
tea on Monday, Jan. q, in honor of Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Philemon NJ. Watson and
Miss Wadsworth.
Mrs. Charles E. Coffin will entertain with
a luncheon on Tuesday, Feb 4 in honor Of
lee of I offic hp nrranc To
day TO visit Miss Burford.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Third Christian Church will give social
at the home of the pastor, the Rev. c. G.
RowelsOn, 1904 BellfOntaine street, this
evening.
Mrs. Dwight Spencer, of Vermont, who is
the widow of the late Dwight Spencer, a
prominent minister of the Baptist Church.
is the guest of Mrs. Bingham, of North
Senate avenue.
Mr. and Mrs George Wood. of Denver
formerly of this city, will on Feb Is sail in
a private yacht for Europe, their stay to
be indefinite. They will be accompanied
by their two children
Esther Auxiliary to-day at No. 1914 North
New Jersey street. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Adah Kilman, Mrs. Louise Matlock
and Mrs. Carrie l.. Eastburn.
Mrs. d. NJ Parry and daughter Isabel
MIR and Mrs. St. Clair Parry, Mrs. Ches-
tina Mauzy, Mr. ]. II. Vajen. DR.. and Mrs
Long, Mr.. c. ID. Pearson, Mrs. ID. W. Mar
mon and Miss Marmon have gone to Cuba.
Mrs. S. c. Dark, 20 Mclean Place, re-
ceived informally yesterday afternoon from
to 3 and evening from to 10 in Observ-
ance of the seventy-ninth birthday of her
mother. Mrs c. NJ. Huffer. There were no
invitations.
Miss Agnes Duncan, who is with Mrs
Woods and Miss Alice Woods in New York
writes interesting accounts of her stay
Miss Woods is devoting her time TO art
and has never done better work than she is
doing now.
Miss Stella Rauh will entertain this even
ing for her guest, Miss Winkler, of Gin
cinnati and Miss Reinhard. of Baltimore,
the guest of Miss Gene Rauh. The Wis
itors will be given a dance tomorrow even
ing by Miss Gene Rauh al the Columbia
Club
Mrs. Andrew James Mcintosh and Misses
Mcintosh have issued invitations for a
luncheon on Thursday, Jan. 30, in honor Of
Mrs. w. G. De Paw and her guest Mrs
II. J. Joy, and on Friday Jan. 81, Misses
Mcintosh will give a reception for Miss De
Pauw.
The marriage of Miss Helen Kitchener. of
Washington. d. G., and Mr.. Griffin Hal
stead. son of Murat Halstead. will take
place on Monday evening. Feb. TO- at St.
1lancee is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
t. Kitchener, formerly OF this city.
At the informal luncheon given yester-
day by Mrs +. w. Chislett for her grand
daughter. Miss Margaret Chislett. of Pitts
Shaw Holiday and her visitor, Miss Rie-
man. of Baltimore; Mrs. +. V. Chislott
and her sister. Miss Elston, of Crawfords-
vile; Miss Mary Sayles, Miss Mary kuTtz,
of Denver Miss Emma Claypool, Miss
Helen Defrees Miss Julia Mothershead
Miss Muriel Hit Miss Ketcham, Miss
Theresa Pierce and Miss louise Spann.
a novel way has been devised by which
the attendance at the meeting of Sunday
school teachers each week may be in
creased which If successful, will prove
the truth of certain adage. on Thurs
days a luncheon is TO be served at $50
o'clOct by the ladies of the First Baptist
Church, the cost TO be 10 cents, the price
Of ones car fare home and back This is
for the convenience of gentlemen who have
they will go directly from their offices to
the church.
RECEPTION AT WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-President and
Mrs. ROosevelt's reception in honor of Con-
gress took place at the White House to-
night. There was a large attendance in
Guiding the Cabinet and representatives of
other branches of the public service and of
the diplomatic corps. Mrs. Payne the
wife o. Postmaster General Payne, as
sisted Mrs. Roosevelt in receiving for the
first time, the other cabinet ladies i'm line
being Mrs. Root. Mrs. Knox, Mrs Hitch
cock and Miss Wilson. Mrs. Roosevelt's
dress was of white lace over pale blue silk,
with pink ribbon caught with roses She
carried "A large bunch of La France roses
Others invited to places in the blue room,
with the receiving party were Miss Jones a
niece of Postmaster General Payne: Hon
Whitelaw Reid and MS. Reid Hon Rich
ard Olney. Mrs. 7. +. Bayard. Senator and
Mrs. Depew. DR.. ST. Clair Mckclway and
Mrs. Logan.
The United States Army Engineer Band
and the Marine Band played a number of
popular airs.
The floral decorations were on the usual
elaborate scale and very attractive. espe-
cially in the East Room Azaleas of varie-
gated cOlOrs and Crotons OF many varieties
were banked on the mantelS Smilax was
entwined around the chandeliers. and the
recesses and hooks were filled with foliage
OF many kinds
Joseph {. Schah and Albert Leber and
wife, OF indiana polls. were among those
who attended the reception this evening.
SHOOK STOCKTON
Special 10 the Indian polls Journal
KNlGHTSTOWN. Ind. Jan. 23-MT
Charles Shook. of Manila. and Ms Carrie
Stockton. the daughter OF Nj and VI $.
Ezekiel Roberts Of this city. were united
In marriage at : o'clock last evening at
the home Of the brides parents. the Rev
ID. ". Guild. Of the Methodist Church. Of
hciating They will reside 40 Manila.
ON EN-GFEEN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
WORTHINGTON. Ind. Jan. @-AIr.
Evan Owen and Miss Green. two prominent
young people who reside nea- this place.
were married at the homo of the bride last
evening. The Rev. ii. a. TleIey. ptsto- OF
the Christian Church at Worthinston, OF
lciated.