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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1891.
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. . f ERSOSAL ASP SOCIETY.
J. II society and jrrsonat notes for the Sunday
itrutcflht Journal, to secure publication, must
I in lAa hands cf the city editor by Saturday
noon.
The stationer has bronght oat a little set
of four books which are wonderfully use
ful, anil with their IZussia leather covers
and g Ad lettering aro ornamental, a well.
The j- come in a case and are about four
Inches long, and not more than three-quarters
of an inch thick. One la for memo
Tan da, another for a calling list, the third
fur shopping lists and the fourth for en
gagements. They are not dated like diaries,
so they are god for all time. The lines
are fine and close on the paper, so a great
quantity may be written on each page.
Whenever the owner of one of these books
lias a call, the name is recorded, and when
the call is returned the name is simply
scratched out. When the caller comes
again the name is rewritten. If an invita
tion is received tho engagement is written
in the book lor that purpose. Tbreare
mall pencils ready sharpened in each book.
In the memoranda can be placed jottings,
euch as who has been entertained, the go
ings and coinings of friends, marriages,
death, re morals, plays or concerts attend
ed, the date to be written with the event.
This is somewhat like keeping a
diary, but with tho difference of
there being no printed dates in tho book,
there are no blank spaces staring at oneto
remind her of resolutions not kept The
books are also pleasant for reference, as to
when a certain call was Made or paid, when
a certain article was bought, or any other
matter which may have been considered of
satiirient importance to record at the time.
It is considered very good taste to have this
set of books, purse, card-case and prayer
look covered with the same kind of leather.
The set complete mak-s a tine Easter re
membrance, provided the donor can rind
out what kind of cover the person to re
ceive the gift pre f err, whether Kassia or
fcuedo.
Ac several of the hnncsomo six-o'clocK
dinners given recentlr Cheats have been
rude enough to accept invitations and
about 4 o'clock of the day on which the din
ner was given send regrets. Such an action
is unpardonable, except in cases of the ex
tremest necessity. When a hostess prepares
lor a certain number of guests the persons
lionored withinvitations should appreciate
them and have someconsideration for their
hostess, and if regrets are to follow accept
ancea th?y should come early enough for
tho hostess to till tho vacant places.
Pmooal Mention
Mrs. C. P. Watson, of Pooria, 111., is th
guest of friends in the city.
Miss Elm a Comly will go to Detroit
Easter week, to visit friends for some time.
Miss Daisy Sloan, of Sandusky, is ex
pected next week to visit Miss Margaret
ltidgely.
Mr. aud Mrs. Oscar Keinach. of Chicago,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 8. I. Pieraon, ot
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bone have gone to
Colorado, on account of tho ill health of
tho latter.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Applegate have
"been called to New Albany by tho serious
illness of relatives.
Miss Alice Bartholomew, who has been
spending the winter at home, has returned
to Montgomery, Mass.
Miss Annie Dolan, who has been spending
tho past few months in Denver, Col., with
her sister, has returned home.
Miss Lottie ItansdalL of Washington, D.
C, is expected soon to visit Miss Kate Wal
lick, on North Meridian street.
The Misses Cipriani will arrive in the
citv Friday, and will bo the gnests of Mrs.
J. L. Griniths, at Woodruff Place.
Mrs. William Hyde Turner, who has been
Tisiting friends here for some time, has re
turned to her home in Kacine, Wis.
Mrs. L. M. Glover, of Springfield, III, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. D. L. Wood, at her
home on North Pennsylvania street.
Capt Henry Romeyn. Fifth United States
Infantry, of Fort Kinggold, Texas, is visit
ing his family, at No. 117 Fast Michigan
treat.
Miss Emma B. Kesig is spending a few
"weeks with her brother in New York, and
will visit relatives in Hartford. Conn., be
fore sho retnrns home.
Miss Minnie Stoddard, cf Minneapolis,
formerly a resident of this city, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. GorjreM. Hawkins, No 1010
Rorth Pennsylvania street.
Miss La Youie. of Ash street, left last
week for tho Lat to visit her brother, T.
31. Youse, New Brunswick. N. J and Mrs.
fcam Harding, New York city.
Mrs. K. C. Atkins and daughter, Miss
Carra. have returned home from Osnkosh.
Wis., where Mis Carra was maid of honor
&t tho Morgan-Uates wedding.
Bliss Florence Krag. of Chicago, formerly
cfthis city, is expected early in April, to
Tislt Miss Beisie West Miss Krag will be
married early in June to Mr. Charles Key-
colds, of Dayton, 0.
Mi Bella Lloyd, of Louisville, who has
been the guest of Miss Hannah Tonsey sev
eral times, is expected the last of next
week to visit Mitts Eva Hammond, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Harriet Nowell Lodge, whoso con
tihutions to the press have made her name
known throughout the State, has recently
contributed to Faster literature. It is an
allegory, written especially for tho young
ffirlso! her Sunday-school class, the in
itials of whose names make the name for
the book, Blaisemman," Bertha Walker,
Louise Spann, Anna McLcod, Ida Osgood,
fcusie Clark. Flla VanCamp. Mary Fletcher,
Mila Coburn, Anna Sickels, Nellie Carna-
han. The theme is as delicate and pure as
the beautiful llowers which Blaisemman
sent to the King, aud it will be a dainty
contribution to the possessions of any
young girL It needs bnt the form to make
a poem.
m Society E rents.
The last reception of the season will bo
given by tho Arlington at the Propylacuin,
April 2.
The annual ball of the Purim Society
"will be held to-morrow evening atMa;nner
chor Hall.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will meet with
3Ir. George If. Dunham, No. 273 Bright
street, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Max Leckner will entertain friends
next Thursday afteruoon, from 2 to 6
o'clock, with a cotlee party.
Mr. JBrenneke's Saturday evening class
was given a dance last evening at tbo
academy. There was a large attendance.
Miss Nellie Mount entertained friends at
progressive euchre Tuesday evening in
honor of her aunt, Mrs. Dewey, of Chicago.
The Everout Cinch Club was pleasantly
entertained by Miss May Bodman, of North
New Jersey street, last Wednesday even
ing. Tho X. I. V. Club was entertained on Fri
day by Miss Hattie Good at her resider.ee
on North Illinois street. There were pres
ent only the members of the club.
Renicke's Cantata, "The Enchanted
Swan," will be presented by the ladies ot
the third division of the Matinee Musice
at Propyhiiura Hall next Wednesday after
noon, at 2:0 o'clock.
In the concert to bo given at tho East
Washington-street Chnrcb. on Wednesday
evening, prominent musicians of the citj
Tvill take part Mies Minnie Denier liaj
charge cf the programme.
The ladie "M. C.B," euchre club was en
tertained by Mrs. D. B. Shideler Friday
afternoon. The next meeting of the olub
will bo at the home of Miss Nora Smith, on
North Delaware street, Friday, April3.
The ladies of the sixth section of the
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid So
ciety are asked to meet with Mrs. James
W. Hess, No. L'Z North Alabama street,
v edcesday morning, at 30 o'clock, to make
arrangements for an entertainment to bo
given Eas.Vr week.
At the Woman's Club, Friday afternoon.
Miss Caroline Howhnd read a paper on
"England and Onr Civil War." written by
?I.rs , Klizr.betli Harvey Cox. and Mrs.
Charles M'.rtindale read one written and
sent by Mrs. J. li. McKee from Washington
on "Pan-American Congress." Th con
versation on 'Oneness of the Nations," was
led by Mrs. Horace McKay.
THE STATE AT LAUGH.
ITatler intruded fur this column must If in
this office not UiUr than 6 . m. Saturday; items
receiud after La: hour teal not he used.)
Anderson.
Mrs. J C. McCuHoogh entertained the
Eccerly Club, atbor home. Wednesday evening.
,M...ilr. and Mrs. Charles ZlciUhou, of Frank
fort, are visiting Anderson friends.... Mrs. C. B.
Orvli has returned from a tlslt to Cleveland, O.
liUhop Knlt kerbacker, of IndUnnpolK
the guest of Kev. Mr. McGloue Mr. aud Mrs.
It. I. Lonestvorth spent rumday with Mr. L's
parents at Mldtlletowu Mr, eylvanua Coke
fair has returned to her home at Everton. Ind.,
after an extended visit with Anderson friends.
Mr. and Mr. an Ilodann entertained the
Hilarity Club Thursday evening. ...J. J. W. Bll
lingsley. of the Indiana Farmer, was In the city
Thursday evening. .. Mr. Chas. Newsoxn enter
tained tho Clio Club Monday evening.
ISloomlnffton.
The Young People's Missionary goclstr of the
TJ. P. Chnrcu gave a delightful social at the home
of W. J.Allen Friday eveninK.... Grant Koontz
left on Monday for Texas, where he will locate.
John T. Elilott, of Fort bcott. Kan., and Mis
Jennie 8. Koontz were married at the bride's
home in this city on Thursday evening... .Mayor
Dunlap was at Franklin over 8unlav, visiting
old home friends Miss Florence Kaper, of
Bpencer, Is visiting friends in thl cit jr Charles
Axtell hasjreturned to Cambi.co, Wjo., altir a
rdeA4ant visit in Illoomfnirton lion. A. M.
Cuinmln and wife, of Martinsville, are vialtin
friend in thu ritr Cifnrsm Carouthers an
wife and William Coaner and wife, of Bedford,
attended the party given In honor of Mrs. Mar
shall Monday night,
INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
Colletre dismissed for spring vacation Friday.
....II. M. 1'ecklnpaugh. Delta Tau of Uanover,
spent Sunday with fraternity brothers. ...timer
CumuiinH, class of y4, of JackAou county, is
here visiting his Delta Tau brothers.... Dr.
Karsten was unable to meet his classes Monday,
on account of RicRnes....Lee Price, of Owcns-
bur?, a former student, was here visiting his
fraternity brothers.... No Sunday lecture until
April 5, when Hon. Charles W. Buck, of Louis
ville, will deliver an address The new cata
logue has gone to press and will be out in April.
There are twenty-one full professorships and six
associate. There are 123 in the freshman
class.. ..Dr. W. A. P. Martin has been in the city
for a few days, a guest of Dr. T. A.
Wylie. ile preached at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning, and Monday
morning he talked to the 'students on
' Chinese Education".. ..Mr. Llndley, of Kuh
ville, spent Tuesday with his son William E.
Llndley, class of Vl Prof. Mlllls and wife,
of Paoll, were visiting the university and friends
hero last week.... Oliver Cosner, of Bedford,
class of '94, was hero Mondav evening
"PoRey" Jones, class of '93, of Posey county,
stopped off here on his way home from the State
contest.... Dr. Jordan lectured at Vlncennes last
Tuesday night Mr. Wilson, of Worthington, of
the law department, became a member of Phi
Camina Delta Saturday evenincr. The Delta
Tau's initiated J. J. Weaver, of wildcat, on the
same evening.... The Kappas pave a reception
to their gentlemen friend, on Tuesday evening,
at tho home of M!as Ida Linden. The crowd was
lanre and the ladies made it very pleasant for
their gutsts Earnest Lindley has beencon-
nected as president of the bigma Chi In this
province.
lllufftoii,
Mrs. W. D. Clark was a visitor at Fort Wayne
a few days toe past week.... James Merton, of
Poe, Allen county, spent the week in this place
with hi sister, Mra. J. X. Ky an.... Miss Ida Bar
tlemay has returned from Zanesvllle, to remain
during the coming summer.. .Mr. and MrsA
John J-l Bell were pleasantly Rurp rifted at their
home Friday nlcht of last week by the Independ
ent Club, of which they are members.... Mr. J. V.
Eckerle is pasiiiff a vreek: with her parents at
Greensburr, this State.. ..Miss UUle Koush has
returned from a visit with relatives at North
Manchester Ex-County Clerk J. H. Ormsby Is
ppenrtinfira few weeks with hlasUterat Aros....
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Curd, of Charleston, 111., are
visiting in the city with Conpreman Martin
and family. ...A number of young lady friends
were guests of Miss Hattie Humphrey one even
ing lac week, the occasion being her eighteenth
birthday anniversary.... Mrs. II. P. Jacobeou,
who has been passing a couple ot weeks with
relatives in the city, has returned to her home, at
Montreal, Canada.. ..Prof. W. P. Burrlaa, of De
Pauw Unlrersity, was a guest of F. T. Waring
and family Saturday last.. i. Mrs. J. Furstenan,
who has been the guest ot her sister. Mrs. F. D.
Moore, has returned to her home, at Greenville.O.
....George Faylor and family have removed to
Fort Wayne. "
Brazil.
Mr. and Mrs. James Craig are visiting In Wan
kegan. 111... .Mis Mary Beery spent Sunday in
Indianapolis.. ..Mrs. Mary (ialt. of Cardonia,
spent Bunday in the city.... Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Payne, of Evansvllle. are visiting Mr. and Mra.
8. flerr....Mrs. Wm. Tapy, of Bowling Green, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. fcshrowmyer....
Mrs. M. R. White, of Terre Haute, visited rela
tives in the city.... Mr. George June and Mr.
CoL W. H. Zimmerman visited In Terre Haute
Wednesday.... Mr. Henry James. of.Fillmore. is
tho guest of relatives. ...Mr. Mary ilighnickle,
of Turner, Is the piest of Mr. and Mrs. H. li.
Ehrlich....Mrs. J. N. Dilley entertained the
Methodist Episcopal Church Mite Society
Wednesday night.... Mr. Henry Hoake and Miss
Mallnda Krelter were married Friday at the re
quest of the latter' mother, who died a few
minutes afterward. Elder A. F. Armstrong of
ficiated.... Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bridge and
daughter. Miss May, will leave for Colorado
Springs, CoL, this week for the Litter's health,
Colfax.
Mr. Ellas Waggoner, of Frankfort, was the
guest of friends here last Sunday... .Mls Katie
feegrrs, who has been visiting relatives at
Clark's Hill, returned home last Monday.. ..Mr.
P. 11. Benjamin, chief train dispatcher, of Louis
ville, Ky., was the guest of his parents here, Mrs.
and Mrs. E. J. Benjamin, the first of last week.
Miss Maud Blacker is the guest of her Bister,
Mrs. Jack Dunbar, at Indianapolis.. ..Mrs. L. C.
Dukes was the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Knott,
at Clark's Hill last Tuesday.... Mrs. Charles Har
lan, of Frankfort, was visiting relatives here last
Wednesday.. ..Mrs. W. W. Crull. of Fairbury.
111., la Tisiting relatives here.. ..Mrs. Eiinia Coy-
ner and Mls Bertha Johnson visited friends at
Frankfort Thursday Mrs. M. J. Fox. of Tujiu-
ney. is the guest of tier sister, Mrs. Joseph, E.
Parker.
CrawfordftTllI.
Mrs. B. A. Saulibury has returned to TJrbana,
TIL, after a visit with Mrs. 0. M. Travis... .Mrs.
D. C fcmlth is visiting in Pcrrysville....N. A.
Johnston and wife have returned to -Easton, Pa.,
after a visit with D. J. Woodard and wile W.
K. Wallace and wife entertained a number of
friends on Tuesday evening.... Mra. Charley Kost
is visiting In Chicago.... Mis Alice Bradshaw, of
Champaign, 111., is visiting Miss Edna Canine. ...
Kev. E. B. Thomson and T. II. Ristine are trav
eling in Florida Misses May and Adele Cun
ningham are visiting in Indianapolis. ...Miss
Florence Dice and Mrs. Hannah Thompson have
returned from at. Augustine. Fla Mrs. Mas
Barnhart, of Areola, 11L, Is the gue.st of Miss
Elenore Barnhart .... Cal BarnhUl and
wife have been visiting at Indianapolis....
Miss Alice Graham, of Koblesville, Is
visiting Miss Mattie Detchon The first annual
banquet of the Bed Men was held on Friday
evening.... Prof. J. L. Campbell and wife have
been visiting in Lafayette. ...liobert P. Dunn
and wife, of Frankfort, have been visiting H. It.
Tlnsley and family.
WABA8II COLLEGE.
Tho Baldwin prize contest will be held on Tues
day evening at Center Church. The 8e".lors who
will speak are Randolph, Davis, Thompson, Lit
tle, bhull and Eastman.... Pro r. J. M. Coulter has
received an offer from tho new university of Chi
cago.... The executive committee of the Athh.tio
Association is composed of Abbott, Osborne,
Evans, Erickson and Christian.. ..An observa
tory is needed aud should be built ,
DanvlUe.
Prof. Jonathan Ttigdon and Miss Acmes Court
ney will bo married to-morrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. They will take the limited express for
Boston, their future home.... Miss Claud le Ayers
loft for Corslcana, Tex., Tuesday noon. ...Tee
Boston Club entertained at the residence of D.
W. Davis Friday evening... .Mrs. C. L. Jewett.
of Connersville, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. tireer Colonel MaUon, of Greencastlo.
was In the city Tuesday Miss Annie Davis, of
Newton, la., has been the guest of her uncle,
Daniel Tucker.,.. Licenses issued within the
weeg have been to Francis M. bloan and Ida
May Theodore, Joseph J. Pear and Sarah Good
win, llobert McKnlght and Damle Tucker, Belden
Alley and Clara Reese, Edward Barrett and
Pilaris Woraell, Charles W. Leitzman and Dora
li. Barker.
Dublin. V
Mr. and Mrs. Moore, who have been here a
week, have returned to Indianapolis Mrs.
Murray has lately teen on a visit to Dayton, O.
....Bev. Alfred Hathaway, of Richmond, lect
ured before the Christian Endeavor, at the M.
E. Churvh. Wednesday evening Mrs. Jackson,
of Falmouth, Is visiting her brother, Mr.M.
Sherry and family, of this place Cards are out
for the marriage of liev.-K. 8. Beed, of this
place, and Miss Julia O. Jones, of Parker, LucL,
on Tuesday evening, March U 4.
Edlsburg.
Mrs. Dr. David Adams attended tho anniver
sary of the nlnetr-tirst blrtndav of her father,
Kev. E. Kent, near Shelby vllle. last week.. ..Miss
Edna Given has returned from a vUittothe
family of II. . Hamlin at Springfield, O MiM
Emma lioth has returned from a four months
vlgit to relatives and friends in Indianapolis
Mis Pannlo Baker and mother have returned
Iroui c two months' visit at Kempton. Ind....
Mrs. Beruhart Maiermade a pleasant visit to
Ijouisvliie friends.. Mrs. E. T. Kt-iihtlev ami
dauhter Susie have returned from their winter's
fctay In Texas Miss Pelle Sergeant is spending
a couple of weeks with Irvingtou friends.
Fortville.
MUs Dude Burdett is the guest of Greenfield
iri(nds....Mis Dora Harbison, of Indianapolis,
Is the ni eat of Mrs. 1. T. Wyun Miss Ksteln
Humphries, of Ilrightwood, is the guest of rela
tives here... .Mr. Sue Vauzant, of Indianapolis.
Is the guest of friends in thin city Miss Addio
Johnson, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends
here.... Miss MaudMtugrave. of Kichiroud, took
a leading part in the closing exercises of our
public schools on Friday.... Mrs. Nellie Harnett,
of Greenfield, is the guest of relative here.
Frankfort.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gionque have returned from a
visit to ht. Louis Mrs. Carrie Hawkins, of
imilalo. N. Y.; is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. IL C. Clark.... Judge A. E. Faljro aud wife
spent 8unday at 8tockwell Miss Bertha Rice,
of Indianaiolis, and brother Isaac, of Mont
gomery, Ala., were the guests ot friends here last
week.... MiM Mary Bull, of Dayton, is the guest
ot Mrs. O. W. Goodwin.. ..Miss Mlnnlo Thomas,
of Goodland, Is visiting here.... Miss tfollto
Tllford. of Indianapolis, was a guest
of M Irs Lillle Epprrseu Miss Flora Grow Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. Cushwa....Mlss w.
H. Cohee and daughter Clara are visiting Mrs.
G. W. Kenjainln at bekltau, O Mrs. W 111 Hat
Held U visiting her parents at Green field.... Mrs.
N. Fletcher aud Mrs. J. Garrett are visiting
friends at Chicago Mrs. MeLeod. Mrs. Kiep-
inger and Mrs. Mary Smith visited Mrs. Frank
Price at Kokomo on Thursday.... Miss Lot
tie Longtou is tho guest of friends at Leb
anon.... Mrs. Geo. A. Kites, of Chicago, has re
turned home.
Greencastle.
n I ram Allen and family have returned from
Bloomiuffton Mrs. P. B. Elliott was at Brazil
last week.... Miss Luclle Marshall, of Indianapo
lis, is visiting here Mrs. George liicketts has
returned to her home in Illinois... .Mrs. Morton
Herriott has returned to Indianapolis... ..Mlsa
itoso Wolfe, of Arcadia, Is visiting Mrs. Caylor.
Mrs. D. L. rkmthard Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W.T. Fletcher, at Indianapolis Mrs. Dr.
Manners visited Mrs. Klrkpatrick during the
past week.. ..Mrs. A. 0. White is at homo again
from a visit to Anderson.... Mrs. K. A. Ogg is
visiting in Missouri.... Miss Lucia White has re
turned to Chicago.... Mls Mollle White, of An
derson, is visiting Greencastle friends.... The
Mioses Margaret and Grace Smith were called to
IndiauapolH Monday by the death of their grand
mother The King's Messengers will give a
v.arpt bail social at Mrs. Mattie Black's on
Ext Friday night... .The Sons of Veterans gave
a delightful entertainment Tuesday evening, the
occanion being the dedication of their new liaJL
....Greencastle Post, O. A. 1L, will hold a canp
flre to-morrow nlirht, with the following pro
gramme of exercUes: "Elbhy Prison," . R.
Weaver, Chlckamauga," E, T. Chaffee; Win-.
Chester," J. A, Steele.
BE PAUW UNIVERSITY.
The orchestral excursion to Brazil, Iriday
night, was an enjoyable, though not profitable
one Dr. Hovey gave his lecture, "Mazes and
Marvels of Mammoth Cave," at Meharry HsJl
Friday evening.. ..Miss Alice Allen, of West
Newton, was called home last week by the ill
ness of her parents... The law seniors have de
cided on Hon. William M. Springer, of Illinois, as
their first choice for commencement orator;
Judge Taj lor, of Fort Wayne, second, and Judge
llyron K. Elliott third ohoioe....Tho moot con
gress will bo in session to-morrow night... .Prof.
Charles O. M erica, a DePauw alumnus, has been
elected to the chair of ancient languages iu the
university at v 3Iount Pleasant, la.... The vocal
recital Wednesday evening was tho finest ever
given by the School of Music. ..The lecture by
Dr. Coultas, of Terre Haute, was greatly en
Joyed by his hearers... Clarence Walters and
John Eobiu.-on. class of 1890, have formed a law
partnership at Logan, U. T....The annual con
ference of the Northern division of the Delta Tau
Delta fraternity will to held in this city May 14
Greensburg.
Mrs. Ella Cooney, of Chicago, has been with
ber parents here for several days.... The Elite
Club have issued unique Invitations for a "Mes
siah gnost dance" on April 7. which promises to
he the most fashionable of tho seasou.... Coun
ty Cierk Thomson and wife are at Attica Springs,
Ind., recuperating Miss Lizzie Zickendrath Is
visiting in Indianapolis Charles D. Hazeliigg
and Miss Lenora E. Wilkins were married Thurs
day noon Mrs. Mary B rod beck, recently of
this city, died Tuesday night at Los Angeles,
Cal. ...Mrs. Cassius Hamilton has returned from
a visit of several weeks at Chicago.... Miss Pan
Ille Torrance U home irom llauover.
Greenfield.
Miss Lizzie Williams was at Indianapolis last
Sunday Miss Frank Gainbrel and Myrtle Per-
sonett are visiting at London, Ind. ...Dr. Rich
ard New house and wife, of Frankfort, who were
here visiting relatives and friends, went home
last Wednesday.. ..Mrs. nunter, of Columbia
City, was a guest of Mrs. Elbert Tyner.... There
was a cobweb social at the Presbyterian Church
last Wednesday evening.... The young la
dies of Mrs. Olio Dill's Sunday-school
class will give an entertainment at
the Christian Church next Friday evening
Mrs. M. E. Clarke Is visiting her sister, Mrs. II.
If. Floyd, at Indianapolis.. ..Mr. and Mrs. D. 11.
Cooper entertained a number of their friends
very handsomely on Friday evening. The party
wan in honor of their cou-un, Miss Pearl But kin
of Battle Creek, Mich., who. will leave for Ander
son Monday for a short visit, and thence home.
There were fifteen couples present. The even
ing was spent playing "cinque" and in dancing.
At 11 o'clock refreshments were served.... Last
evening Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Tyner entertained
a number of their friends at their home on Wal
nut street in a most charming manner.. ..The
Atlantis dancing club gave a dancing party at
the Masomo Hall Tuesday evening. Twenty-four
couple were present and thoroughly enjoyed
themselves. Refreshments were served at 11
o'clock, after which the dancing was continued
until after midnight. The next dance of the club
will take place April 7.
i Hartford City.
F. L. Merser and family have arranged to re
move to Chicago. Miss Nellie Winters will go
-with them. ...Mrs. E. E. Winters was visiting a
daughter at Marion last week.... Miss Ella Per
kins, after a fortnight's visit hero, returned home
to Anderson.... J. L. Rhine and family, of Mont
peller, were guests of his parents here Bunday.
....J. O. Allen and wife, and J. Howard, of Sum
mits ville, visited M. F. White's family on Sunday.
Knlgntstown.
Miss Minnie Brandenburg Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. E. IlcCord, at Camden, O.... Mrs. W.I
Man son li visiting relatives and friends in
Piqua, O.... Miss Hattie Wagoner Is reported as
being much Improved since her arrival In Texas.
....Miss Nellie Harris entertained a company of
her young friends at her home on Nortn Adams
street last Friday evening.... Mrs. Edward Com
mons Is visiting relatives in Pendleton. ...Mrs.
Thaddeus Hill and children, of Richmond, are
spending a few days with her parent, Dr. and
Mrs. J. W. White, in this city.. ..Miss Tillift Wel
borne was hostess to a number of friends Thurs
day evening... .Miss Jennie Luntoa returned
to her home In Richmond last Wednesday....
Mies Ida Dovey returned home Tuesday from
Chicago and Nebraska. ...Miss Ethel Edwards
entertained a company of her young friend lat
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss lone
Hauw'h, who returned to her home in Sinta
Paula, Cal.. on Thursday evening Mrs. Frank
Iiurk is visiting Mr. and Mrs. tjamuel Furgason
and other friends In Dodge City, Kan Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Reagan, of Lincoln. Neb., are
visiting friends and relatives.... Mrs. Emma
Wlnslow returned to her home in Greenup, I1L,
last Wednesday.... Miss Ella Holloway, of Chi
cago, HI., is here visiting relatives and friends.
Lebanon.
Miss Etta Cravln, of Center Valley, is visiting
friends here. ...Miss May Poland, of James
town, was the guest of Miss May Dale last Sun
day. ...Miss Kama Kersey visited friends at
Thorntown last week... .Miss Mabel Abbott has
returned from a four weeks' visit at Indianapo
lis Miss Cecil Hardy is visiting at Chicago.....
Miss Lid a Beck, of balem, spent Bunday with
Miss Nannie Miller.... Misses Susie Foster and
Minnie Jacks visited at Indianapolis last week.
Liberty.
Miss Ruby Hughes, of Irvlngton. was the guest
ofMisj Nellie Ham Friday.... Miss Helen Will
iams, of Richmond, was the star in a very pleas
ing amateur dramatic rendition, at Opera Hall,
Priday evening Miss Moore and Mrs. Ed.
Beckett, of Connersville, were guests of Mrs.
Dr. Coughlin Thursday.... M rs. E. B. Pierson. of
Cincinnati, visited her children . In Liberty
Thursday.... Mrs. Effle Smith returned Wednes
day from avteittoh.ir sister at Richmond....
Miss Adelaldo Frye, of Hamilton, 0 a singer
of note, assisted in i concert here Thursday,
given by ladies of the W. R. - C...
Miss Stella Ilowsr, of Felicity, O., Is
the guest ' of Miss Lola Druley....
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Huddleston, of Splceland, are
guests of Liberty friends.. ..Mrs. J. 8. Lambert
vUited Indiunnpolls friends the past week....
Mr. E. P. Brown has returned to her home at
Indianapolis after a visit to Liberty.... Mrs. Cor
nelia Keely, of Oxford, is the guest of E. M. ye
and wife.... Mrs. A. M. Freeman, of Richmond,
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Fierce in this place Mrs. F. Hanna, of College
Corner, is the guest of Mrs. J. N. Wilson. ...Mr.
E. P. Clark, of Indianapolis, was visiting Liberty
friends Friday... .Mrs. P. H. Roots is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Dr. E. C. Thompson....
Messrs. Charles Kelp, John Laws, Fred Lemon,
Ernest Klche7, Walter Iliflf and Claud Moore;
Misses Jeanette Crockett, Helen Williams and
Agness Reynolds, all of Richmond, rendered the
play, "Down by the Bea," at Opera Hall Friday
night, under the auspices f the Wotnans' Relief
Corps.
Logan sport.
Mrs. Maish, of Cincinnati, returned home after
a pleasant visit with Captain and Mrs. Snyder.
....Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hawk are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace, of Rochester. . . ,
Mrs. J. C. Davis and son, of Montreal, were the
guests of Mrs. E. Vance this week. Tfie.r :tro
en route home from Sidney, Australia ifr. A 1
Flory, of Emporia. Kan., is spending awek -with
Mr. and Mrs. Will Richardson.... Mrs. W. A.i'. iu
ncl, of St. Louis, is the guest of friends in tnls
city.... Prof. C. P. Doney, of Crawfordsville, is
the guest of C. B. Knowlton and family....
Miss Mamo Thebel is visiting the family
of Superintendent Watts, of Pittsburgh, Pa....
Li eutenant W ilkes and wife, of New York, are
guests of Dr. G. N. Fitch.. ..Miss Bird Gray is
visiting relatives in Galena, 111.. ..Mrs. Lon
Band, of Chicago, is the guest of her parents.
Colonel Bringhurst and wife. ...Mrs. J. T. Mo
Nary is spending a week with her parents at
Wabash.... M. H. Jacks was in Indianapolis last
week. ...I. II. Wilson and wife handsomely enter
tained a large company of friends Friday even
ing at progressive hearts. Among those present
from out of the city were: Mrs. C. B. fiteuart,
Irayette: Miss Carrie Thompson, Indianapolis;
Miss White, London, England; MUs Clark, Brook
lyn, N. Y.: Mrs. Magil. Chieaco; Mrs. Maish, Cin
cinnati; Mrs. Ilopklnson, 8rVingUeld, III.. ..The
Chestnut Club were dallgutfuUy entertained
Thursday by B. F. Keesling and wife.... Mrs. 8.
L. Tanguy departed for Philadelphia on an ex
tended visit with friends.
31 ancle.
Rev. Loran A. Clevcnger Is homo from Bluff
ton.. ..Mr. Harry Maddy has returned to Cleve
land, O....Mrs. M. U. Beemer Is at Dayton, O...
Mins Llrehood, of Marlon, Is the guest of ..ss
Sadie Bishop... .The marriage of Miss Lillle Ball,
of Indianapolis, to Mr. Joseph Hummell. ot this
city, Is anuounced for May l....Mr. and Mm. M.
B. Whittler, of Boston. Mass., are guests of Mrs.
Fred Brownell....Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Emerson
have returned to Anderson.. ..Mrs. Leo Wachtell
is home from Cincinnati... .A very pleasant littla
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Most cordially invite the ladies to thei? Opening of Paris, Lon
don and American styles in Bonnets and Hats.
Miss WALKER, the well-known Milliner, is manager of
the department. Our designer is one of the finest in Amer
ica, and she is supported by trimmers that would be a credit
to Paris.
Our store will be open until 10 o'clock Monday evenir
Music afternoon and evening.
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Of our Bug mi Drapery
To-morrow we open our Rug and Drapery Department
with the finest display of Oriental Goods ever made in In
dianapolis. All, sizes and qualities of Turkish, Persian and
China Rugs. A grand opportunity to supply yourselves with
these elegant goods at a very low price, as we make special
low prices at this, our first opening, to introduce the depart
ment to the public. The Draperies and Curtains are the fin
est imported, such as Carlbaghs, Shirvans, Pergans, Derby
Satins, Dace, Casaband, Snow Flakes, Bulgarians, Renais
sance, Antique, Tambours, etc.
m inn pnnno The great display of Dress Goods will l)e made to-monw.
.iuu uUUDu Many of the styles are our own importations, and only arrived
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and will be in their departments to-morrow ready to take
orders and give the latest idear in regard to dress,
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