The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Review Circle will not hold its regu-
lar meeting this week.
Miss Ansbary. of New Castle, Is the
guest of Mrs. Chauncey Clark
Miss Leonora Ensey has gone to Shelby
VILE to visit Miss Bess Trout.
Miss Helen Day returned yesterday to
Pennington, Conn, to resume her studies.
Miss Ruth Spencer, of St. Louis, will ar
rive shortly TO visit Miss Caroline Bur-
ford.
Miss Ethel Reeves returned to her home
I'm Chicago yesterday, after visit with
Miss Mary Searle.
Miss Lydia Parry has returned to the
East after spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Parry.
Miss Elizabeth Everitt, who has been
visiting her parents during the holidays,
returned to Wellesley College yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Poole, of Edin-
burgh, Scotland, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
avenue.
Mrs. Charles A. Wallingford and son re-
turned yesterday from Bloomington where
they spent the holidays with Mrs Wal
lingford'S mother. f
Mr. John F. Wallick returned last night
from London, Eng. where he accompanied
Mrs. Wallick and Miss Edith Walick, who
will remain there all winter.
Miss Frances McElwee, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. ]. NJ Dalrymple and Mrs. j.
leave tomorrow for oxford. o.
Mrs. Charles Pfafflin, of the Glencoe, will
give a company this afternoon for Miss
Frances McElwee. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
MCGUIRE will entertain at dinner this even
ing for Miss McElwee.
Mrs Martin w. Mansfield and daughter
Corinne left yesterday afternoon for the
East. Miss Mansfield will re-enter Welles-
ley College and Mrs. Mansfield will visit
for a short time in New York.
Nre Ohio II Smith will ohSarya her fret
reception day at home this afternoon in
her apartments at the San Marco. Mr..
and Mrs, Smith will receive in the evening.
Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Edith Par
son, and was an October bride.
Dr. A. w. Brayton and Mrs. Brayton are
in Fort Wayne, the guests of DIR. A. Z.
Bulson. DR.. Brayton read his paper on
william Morris. Poet. Essayist and So
cialist' to the Fortnightly Club of Fort
Wayne at its guests night meeting Mon
day.
A LARGE RECEPTION
A large and handsome reception was
given yesterday afternoon BY Mrs. j. NJ
Dalrymple and her daughter. Mrs J.. Rich
ard Francis, at their home on Park ave.
nue., in honor of Miss Frances McElwee
The house was lighted with white candles
arranged in candelabra through the various
rooms. The door and windows had their
arches draped with Southern smilax, and
groups of palms were arranged here and
there. The parlors had decorations of scar
let carnations and poinsetta placed in high
wall pockets. The dining room was en-
tirely in white and green. large French
basket of white roses, surrounded by white
candles in candelabra, forming the table
adornment. The library was also in white
and green, the mantel being banked with
palms and ferns. An orchestra, stationed
in the hallway, played during the after
noon. The punchroom was at the head or
the stairs and ii was embellished with
pink carnations and lighted with pink cam
dies. The hostesses were assisted in their
Inequalities by Mrs. w. I. Brown, Mrs.
Hiram kellogg, Mrs. John Reagan, Mrs.
James /. Dissette, Mrs William Mansfield,
Mrs. z. S. Elder. Mrs Lesley Norton, Mrs.
Frank Fitzgerald. Mrs. Warren ID. Cakes,
Mrs. Strother, Mrs. Frank Edenharter, Mrs.
Wills Mrs. Charles w. Mcclure. Mrs. Perry
Holster, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. E. A.
Hendrickson, Mrs Daisy Starr, Mrs. Arch
Chauncey Clark, Mrs. George Philip Meier,
Mrs. Charles A. Paquette Mrs. Arthur w.
Allen, Mrs. Joseph Reagan, the Misses
Conrey of Shelbyville. the Misses Rooms of
Muncie. Mrs. William Carter, Mrs. George
Edwin Branham, Mrs. Nathan Garhart,
Mrs. Horace Thompson. Mrs. Will Dobyns.
| the Misses Pierson, Miss Grace Henseley,
Miss Marietta Norton and Miss Helen
Woodward. number of out-of- town Wis
1tors were among the guests among them
being Mrs. Clarence Strickland, of Green
| field; Mrs. Jacob Deprez and Mrs. Herbert
DepreZ, Mrs. Edward Porter and Mrs Bert
Swain, of Shelbyville; Miss Martha Wood,
of Pfqua. o.; Miss Bermuth. of Wabash;
Mrs. Written, of st. Paul, Mimi; Mrs.
| William Neal. of Frankfort, and Mrs AL
vim Neal, of Madison. In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Dalrymple and Mrs. Francis en-
tertained the assistants of the afternoon
and the husbands with musicale de-
| lightful programme was given by Miss Nc
| Elwee, who is an accomplished musician.
Miss Rooms, Miss Smith, Miss Grimmer
Mrs. Flanner also recited, and during the
| lntermissions an orchestra played. Guests
from out of town included Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Deprez. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Porter,
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Swain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Deprez, of Shelbyville and Mr..
| and Mrs. Albert Richie, of Anderson.