The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Chapman Williams will not observe
her Friday afternoon at home this week.
Miss Archibald will arrive tomorrow
from Scranton, Pa, to visit Miss Lucia Hol-
liday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oxenford went to Chi
cago yesterday to remain short time with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meyer and family will
go to New York this week for permanent
residence.
Mrs. William Black, of Springfield. o.. is
the guest of Mrs. Russell NJ. Seeds in
Woodruff Place.
Miss Geneva Lamb will give valentine
party Saturday evening at her home on
North New Jersey street.
Mr. Carl Lieber gave an interesting talk
on ''Etchings yesterday afternoon before
the German Literary Club
Miss Bright Armstrong and Miss Mary
Grace Armstrong have cards out for a tea
from to Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Baldwin. of Boston, who is spending
the winter with Mrs. George A. Gay, is
now in Martinsville for short visit.
Miss Paxton, of Princeton, left yesterday
for visit in Willamstown, Mass, after
spending a short time with Miss Caroline
Marmon.
Mrs. Charles a. Bookwalter will observe
her first reception afternoon to-day at her
home, 3210 North Illinois street. and will re-
ceive Wednesday afternoons for the rest of
the season.
Mrs. Frederick E. Matson will entertain
a few friends at cards Friday morning at
her home in the B1acherne for Miss Skid
more, of Charleston, ILL.,, who is with Mrs
George Z. Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Holiday and Miss
Holiday have issued invitations for dance
Tuesday evening, Feb IL, at their home on
North Meridian street, in honor of Miss
Archibald, of Scranton, Pa.
Mrs. John W. Bradshaw, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edgar j. Fos-
ter. for several weeks, will leave to-day
for Sewickley. Pa. where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Robert p. Nevin, jr- until
June.
Miss Eliza Chambers entertained a few
friends with high tea yesterday afternoon
at her home on North Capitol avenue in
honor of her guest Mrs. Ridgeway. of Vim
cennes. and Miss Lucille Skidmore, of
Charleston, Ill.
Mrs. Edward Devereux Sewall and Mrs.
Samuel Farrell Sewall, both of Minneapolis
Mimi, are the guests of Mrs. May Wright
Sewall at 633 North Pennsylvania street
They will be Mrs. Sewalls guests of honor
at her usual at home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Griffin and Mrs j.
O'Reilly have issued invitations for a COM
pany Monday evening at the Brenneke
Academy in honor of Miss Leslie. of Cleve-
land. who is Mrs. Griffin's guest and Miss
Dashbach. who is visiting Mrs. Reilly.
The Woodruff Club will have dance for
members Friday evening. and the affair will
be in charge of committee which includes
Mrs Horace j. Eddy, Mrs. T. p Craig
Mrs George T.. Field. Mrs. Richards Mrs
Edward L. kenney and Mrs. Walter s.
Warford.
Dr. and Mrs w H. KindIeberger will
issue invitations to-day for the wedding re-
ception for their daughter Pearl and Mr..
Arthur Kaye from to 10 O'Clock Wednes-
day evening, Feb. %, a. .neir home on
North Delaware street. The marriage cere-
mony will take place at s o'clock and will
be witnessed by the relatives of the two
families only.
Mrs. Thomas A. Winterrowd Mrs Major
p Dale. Mrs. ID. r. Shields, Mrs George
n. Gay. Mrs. Boyd w. TemDleton Mrs
Harry Temperly. Mrs. Robert Springsteen
and Miss Springsteen will be among those
who will go 10 Greenfield to-day to attend
the reception which will be given at the
Temple Club by Mrs. D. b. Cooper Mrs
William Ward Cook and Mrs. E. L. Thayer
On Thursday of this week the annual
meeting of the committee on education of
the Indiana Union of Literary Clubs will
be held at the residence of Mrs. Nav
Wright Sewall. who is chairman of the
committee The opening session will be
p. m. Mrs. Sewall will entertain the COM
mittee at dinner. and work will be resumed
in an evening session The members of
the committee are Mrs. Charles r. Dryer
Of Terre Haute; Miss Mercia Hoagland. OF
Prof Thomas Moran, or Lafayette; Mrs.
Thomas Bagot, of Anderson and Mrs
Beulah Parks Frazer. Of Warsaw.
THE ASSEMBLY BALL.
A brilliant social event OF the season was
the Assembly ball held last night at the
Brenneke Academy. A large company was
in attendance. over two hundred OF the in
vitations for the evening having been ac-
cepted The large ballroom at the Academy
was simply decorated with groups Of palms