Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1892 — Page 11

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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, . SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1892.

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tAJ Society and personal notes for the Sunday issue of tie Journal, to secure publication, mutt It in the hands of the city editor Vy Saturday noon. An invitation to a dinner or luncheon rather leida over one to a reception or any ether function. The guests of a necessityare limited to the number of plates a host ess can comfortably place and serve, and therefore the company Is more select. For such an entertainment the finest service the house aflords is brought forth, and the handsomest and most elective ware that can now he placed on a table is cut glass. Its sparkle and shine make a better show than the rarest and costliest china. So much has glass superceded china that the manufacturers are bringing out new styles every season, and the latest importations are too exquisite for mere words to describe. The newest is the Austrian cut glass, with its gold decoration and Wat teau pictures. The most delicate traceries, like cobwebs, and glowing with the colors of the rainbow are duplicated on this crystal. The shapes are as odd as the designer could invent, and several pieces on a table would almost make one forget to eat. For parlor ornaments the Austrian cut-glass comes in the shape of vases, tall glasses for a single longstemmed blossom. There has been such a revolution in the china and glass fashions that a collection of one or the other, or both, has become a fancy for many a woman. Dressing-cases are supplied with every sort of appurtenance in china and glass for the toilet, and the modern belle's dresser is a miniature bullet One finds Dresden comb and brush trays, perfume bottles, hair-pin boxes, powder boxes, pin trays, manicure boxes, with DresdenLandled polisher, file, scissors, etc.: even the comb and brush have china handles, and the dozen and one other articles for which only a belle can find use. Silver comes second, but to bo on the top notch In style the toilet-table must bo decorated with china, Dresden or Koyal Worcester, Personal Mention Mr. Will Rhodes has gone to Chicago to reside permanently. Miss Fannie Koot has returned from a visit to friends in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt II. Howland left yesterday for Washington, D. C, to remain a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Sayles. who are at St Augustine, are expected home the last of the week. Mrs. E. M. Johnson has returned from a two weeks' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sadler. Mi9sAngie Bullock has returned from Chicago where she was the maid of honor at the marriage of a friend, Mrs. Theresa Smith and son Scot. Miss T. L. Voss and their cousin, Mr. Fred Evans, sailed yesterday from New York for Spain. They will visit Italy and France and will be absent six months or a year. Society Events. The Judge Pleasure Club will dance Tuesday evening. The ladies of the Winona Club will hold a leap-year party to-morrow evening. The Cotillion gave an anniversary party at Mr. Arthur Cones' a residence Friday evening. Tho South-side Ilebrew Club will give a in as carnival, Thursday evening, at Gresh's Academy. Miss Gnssie Schramm will entertain on Tuesday in honor of Miss Williamson, of Lafayette. The Cooking Clnb will be entertained Friday by Miss Helen Appleton with a card party. Prof. It D. Beissenherz has issued invitations for the celebration of his birthday anniversary March 4. Miss Emily Kauch, of North Tennessee street, entertained friends Friday afternoon with a euchre party. A miscellaneous programme will be rendered at the meeting of tho Matinee Musicale Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Reese has invited friends for Wednesday acid Friday afternoons of this week to cofiee parties. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler C. Haaghey will give their first post-nnptial reception Thursday at Mapleton farm. The W. I. T. Club held tho first of a series of receptions Friday night, at the home of W. T. bwain, on College avenue. Mrs. Lynn 15. Millikan has issued invitations for a reception Wednesday afternoon at her home, on N.orth Meridian street Mrs. John W. Kern will entertain her friends Tuesday afternoon with a reception at her home, on iN'orth Pennsylvania street. The ladies of Koberts Park Church will give a reception Wednesday evening in the church parlors to the pastor, Key. C. A. Van Anda, and wife. A neighborhood party was given by Pierre DeVay Friday evening, at his home on North Delaware street The young people enjoyed themselves dancing. The Neighborly Club will meet Tuesday eveninac at Mr. S. K. Fletcher's. 487 North Tennessee street Subject "Hawthorne's Works." Leader, Arthur V. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vinnedge, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sulgrove. entertained a few friends in honor of Miss Hattie Withard. who recently returned from the Sandwich islands. The missionary tea of the Woman's Auxiliary of St Paul's Church will be held Saturday with Mrs. H. M. ttronsou. on North Tennessee street. The paper to bo read will be about "The Work at Castle Garden." Mr. Thomas C. Moore entertained a few of his friends at cards Friday evening, at his bom, on St Joe street Among: those present ere Mrs. Mothershead, of Washington, ai.d Mr. and Mrs. Harris, of Charlestown. W. Va. Tho yountr ladies of the Leap-year Pleasure Club and their friends spent a very pleasant eventng at the home of Mis Georgia Cox. 123 East Ohio street. Friday evening. Music, recitations and other amusements were indulged in. A prominent social event will bo the leap-year party to bo given by the voung society people to-morrow eveuiug nt the residence of Mr. Ferd Winter, on North Meridian street. Both married and unmarried young people aro invited. 3. Ira, John McCarty Wilson and Mrs. M. I. Drummond will receive the friends and acquaintances of their mother. Mrs. A. G. Wilson, 0 South Mississippi street, tomorrow afternoon from to J to 5 o'clock. No formal invitations have been sent. The Fortuig htly Literary Club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John T. Dye. Mm. John L. Grithtbs will read a paper n "The Art Missionary." and Mr Charles W. Fairbanks will lead the fonversation on Are We Ueady for an Art Education!" Mrs. Charlos Tutewiler gave a birthday party Monday fur her Young an, Charles, jr., to which nearly nevruty-rive invitations were issued. Tho house was decorated with plant and tlnwers and as appropriate for the day hatchets were given for favors. At the Woman's Club. Fridnv. Mr. J. B. Elain will read n paper on "The Trend of the Last IJecHdo." Mrs. H. .McKay will read one on "A Glance at Evolution." and the conversation on "Has Culture Banished

Superstition!" will be led by Mrs. Margaret V. Marshall. Mrs. S. E. Perkins entertained the Carrier History Class Thursday with a proprcsstTo conversation. The hostess provided a quantity of piotnres to be discussed, and introduced topics for a pleasant line of thought. The favors were etchings in a lolio and presented to each guest. The marriage of Mr. Joseph B. Mansnr. of this city, and Miss Edith Warrington Hartel. of Holnusburg. Pa., will take place Tuesday. Mr. Mansur's mother, Mrs. A. B. Mansnr, and sister. Mrs. Clarence Mulsin, have gone to attend, and Messrs. Merrill, Moores, James Condit and Evans Woolen will go to act as ushers. The marriage of Miss Birdie E. Ayres, niece of Mr. A. C. Ayres. and Mr. William 8. Bray was celebrated Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. Ayres. in Woodrutl Place. Key. C. A. Van Anda. of Roberts Part Chnrcb. performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Bray will be at home to their friends after March 15. at No. 13 Temple avenue. Mrs. H. S. Tucker entertained a party of ladies very pleasantly at luncheon yesterday, at her home, on North Delaware street The table was tastefully arranged with flower!, and the favors for each guest were bunches of orange blossoms. It is said that some of the young ladles are engaged to be married, and therefore the favors were particularly appropriate. The Avon Club met Friday evening "with Mrs. Horace McKay, on Broadway. The "Merchant of Venice" was the subject for study. Kev. ll. ' A. Cleveland and Miss Margaret Smith were elected as delegates to attend the convention of literary clubs, to be held in Lafayette the 4th of May. The clnb is in a nourishing condition and the membership is rapidly increasing. Miss Sophia Simmon entertained a party of ladies at euchre Wednesday afternoon. Kich clusters of Catharine Merment roses, spicy carnations and hyacinths lent their beauty to the drawing-rooms, while vivid scarlet tulips held sway in the library. Tulips were given as favors. The largo dining-room was decorated with tulips and potted plants. The prizes were handsome and unique. Mrs. Jay Voss save a delightful party yesterday afternoon, entertaining about fifty friends at cards. The house was handsomely decorated with ferns, palms and smilax for the occasion. Each guest was presented with a Mermet or Mareohal Neil rose, the color determining the part the guest was to play. The prizes forthe players were elegant royal Worcester pieces. Mrs. Voss was assisted in entertaining by her sister. Miss Cones. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Thompson, of Bellefountaine street, pleasantly celebrated their silver wedding Monday evening. They were assisted by Mesdames James Carvm. Lee Bradley. Misses Nail, Bradley, Kie Bradley and Hatfield. They were the recipients of many elegant presents. Guests from out of the city were Mrs. Mollie Thompson, Mrs. Lide Mo Ewen and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scnoller and Miss May Carvin, of Edinburg. ' Miss Hattie Youngclaus entertained friends at euchre Friday at her elegant home on East street The spacious parlors and reception-rooms were decorated with roses, dalfodils and tulips, thb mantels and mirrors were banked with palms and oalla lillies. The dining table was brightened by clusters of scaxlet nasturtiums and fuchsias relieved by srnilax. Candleabra and fairy lamps threw a 60fc light over the handsome service. Yellow and red roses were given as favors. Miss Carrie Echols, daughter of Mr. II. II. Echols, was married, Wedueaday evening, to Mr. Arthur Kimber, at the family residence, No. 202 Bellfontaine street Quite a number of - friends witnessed the ceremony, whieh was performed by lie v. H. A. Edson, of Memorial Church. The weddingmarch was played by Mrs. Dollie Sutherland, and during the evening mnsio was furnished by the Clover-Leaf Club, of which the groom's brother, Mr. Oscar Kimber, is the leader. Many handsome and valuable presents were' received by both bride and groom. The guests present from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Coulton, of Franklin. Mrs. A. 12. Mayo held a pleasant neighborhood reunion yesterday afternoon at her home, on North Pennsylvania street The gathering was in honor of Mrs. J. L. Mothershead. of Washington, D. C, formerly of this city, whose home when here was in the vicinity of Pennsylvania and First streets. About thirty friends assembled to meet Mrs. Mothershead. Mrs. Mayo had her rooms prettily arranged with llowers. Pink predominated in one room, yellow in another and the dinning-room was attractive with its embellishment of white and green. Neighborhood gossip and reminiscence made tho conversation interesting for the party. THE STATE AT LARGE.

Matter intended for this column must be in this office not later than 6 p.m., Saturday; Hems reeeited after that hour tcill not be used. Ulaffion. . . Hiss Lfciie Keyon, of Portland, is the guest of Mrs. Ida Kapp... .Frank Chalfant and wife spent Sunday at Kokouio Mrs. Thomas Fletcher, of Columbia City, Is visiting her parents in this city.... Mrs. Gertrude Sturgis has returned from the Westminster Seminary at Fort Wayne.... Miss Hattie Atkinson, of Lebanon, who has been visiting Mrs. Frank Chalfant, returned home Saturday.... Miss Anna Steele, of Decatur, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. L. Marquet....Mrs. iluirh Kapp is receiving a visit from her mother, Mrs. F. F. Ninde, of Fennvllle. ....John ale and wire, of Fort Wayne, were guests of I. W. 8ale last 8unday Mrs. Dr. f. N Uatfleld and daughter Klna left Wednesday for a six weeks' visit in Ifc araballtown, la T. II. Kunkel and wife, of Warren, apent Sunday in this city.. ..Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Goodyear were surprised by their young friends Thursday evening.. ..lion. Levi Mock and wife visited in Winchester last week. ...Miss Clara KriU entertained Thursday evening. ' Bloomlngton. Mrs. A. c. oris nas been spending a few days with her friends at Bed ford.... Mr. and Mrs. iiarry iiewaru leu caiuraay ror Lincoln, 111 fat-.irday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Miss Delia Grillin aDd Newton Young wero united In marriage at tho home of the bride... Freslcy Mathers is In the city spending a few days with old friends. ...Mrs. Charles C. Turner is viMtlntc at Danville and Ridfe Farm, 111.... Mr. Murphy has returned from MouticelJo, lndV, where she has been visiting for some tluio.... The family of John Millis arrived from Paoli. Wednesday, to make Bloorairton their future tome. BrazIL . Mrs. George Jones and daughter spent a few days in Indianapolis Mrs. J. II. Goldsmith, of KvansrlUe. returned home Thursday.... Mrs. A. Kecves and Miss Jennie Zimmerman, of Indianapolls. are guests of Mrs. Mnjrrfe Jones Viililam Knapp and wife returned home Thurmlay. 31 rs. D. Warner and daughter. Miss Maggie, havo been on a two weeks' sojourn with relative at Ilbrrodsnur?, Ky. MUs Edith lUnch. of Terro Haute, is vlaitlmc Miss Anna Deflenbaufh....Mrs. Geo. W. Moore, of Dubliu, Ind.. left Wednesday for Indianapolis... .Mls Laura Btapleton la viMtinjc at Indianapolis.... Joseph Collins and wife are vlsitinj; at Crawfordsvflle Cards are oat announcing the weddiup of Mrs. Mintie Geidert. daujehtrrof Mr. and Mrs. L. I), liobertu, and Thomas Proud. Wednesday March 2 Miss Lou Knitrht left Friday for Portsmouth, O John Triplett and wife have returned home from Savannah, Mo. " Connersville. Mrs. II. Munk and son William, Mrs- F. M. Roots and Miss Kato Heron, have gone on a pleasure trip throuch the South.... Miss Lou Rudolf ucceifully conducted a Washington birthday entertainment at tho Catholic Church.... Misa Utile Martin vjsltod Pendleton relatives last week ... Miss Cullle Rothschild is visiting Cinrlnunti relative. ...Mrs. it. Koberts has ftone to New Orleans... Mrs. Loree vUlted Iudlamipoil Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. J. L Robert are entertamtnc Mrs. E. II. hirk and daughter, of Tipton Miss Ella Undine, after a visit with relatives here, hasreturued to her home lu liuhHie. ...Miss ruie Jones, of Cincinnati, Is the guest of Conuersvillo relative. f nlrt-ll Mrs. Carrie MeUcen. of Richmond, was tlie cuotof Mr. and Mr. In n Pi! re Ti:wd:ij n?sl Wrdne-dny Mr. and Mr. J. Iii!!ni, M-j. limed Dutiitnr ami Ml Iuktvi W:::ir.l wen ti;o 'guest- of Richmond friend We.:i.ednv....Mr. und Mrs. 11. C Noble .peijt Weill; I iv vlth .Vr. mid Mrs. W. 1. Nolilelii ,ie!iunH 1... Mrs. F. L. .Mcott gave si ca'.jdy -pullinc Monday Mrs. .1. C. Dill. of Kokomo, is rlsitini Mr. and Mrs. is C. Doaphty.... Mr. W. B. Common, of Imli.ttnpoiU, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. LVlUell Saturday and Sunday.... Mrs. Mmon RcrtHcU, of Findlnv, O., is iitlni. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. DcrUch Mrs. Ida Catcs. of Richmond, was the gueat of Mrs. Sabra

On Monday every department will be a grand show of newness. NEW CLOAKS, NEW SILKS, NEW DRESS GOODS, in all the new wool fabrics Ginghams and wash materials. In the above are many lines ot our own importation and secured styles. In Wash Goods many new novelties will be found. We shall also continue the grand bargains in Linens and Lace Curtains. '

NEW SPKIXG WRAPS. A department replete with every novelty of the season. Ladies' Reefers and BoxCoats,newest weaves, shades and styles. New novelties in Military Capes. - Capo Newmarkets in Checks, Fancy Mixtures, Solid .Colors and Black. Misses' Reefers, Blazers and Long Cloaks. A largo and attractive display in this department Infants' Cloaks Long and Short Cloaks in Fine Cloths, Fancy Flannels, Bedford Cords, etc. MUSUN UNDERWEAR. Wo shall offer some grand bargains Monday. One lino at 25c, comprising Skirts, Gowns, Drawers, Chemise, Corset-covers, a big 50c worth in this lot Ono lot Gowns, best Muslin Cambric or Lace Edge, 33c Four lots of Gowns, the prices named will be 49c, 58c, C5c, 75c, actual values double the prices named. The above aro of tho best materials, Embroidered Edge, Yoke of four Cluster Tucks and two rows of embroidery insertion, large, full sleeve, with embroidered edge. One lot Skirts 58c, value $1. Ono lot of Drawers 49c, sold for 75c. 200 dozen Children's Drawers and waists, aU sizes, choice 15c Monday. Jones Fridav.... Mrs. II. U. Jonnon, of Richmond, was tho guest of Mrs. J. D. Stoddard Friday. Colfax. Miss Maud Eldred, of Indianapolis, la visiting her parent. Mr. and Mrs. O. V . Eldrcd Mrs. Jennie Blacker, of Lafayette, was visiting here the past week.... Mrs. Favorit Bewsey visited in Lafayette Thursday.... Miss Alice Blacker, of Darlington, visited 'here Thursday.... Mrs. Moore is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Mack, at Locansport.... Mrs. Jack Clark, of Atchison, Kan., is visiting hero. ...Miss Etta Ceyner was at Frankfort Saturday.... Mr. John D. Blacker and Miss Lmum bwallow visited in Lafayette Thursday evening:.. .Mrs. William TImmonds is at Frankfort Miss Laura Kraiual returned to Manson Friday evening. , Crawfords-ille. Mrs. II. B. Van Buskirk, of Arlington, S. D.p and Miss Kate Ungues, of Terre Haute, are visiting G. F. Hughes ana family.... Mrs. J. P. Walter is visiting at Sfcelbyville. . ..George R. Koblnson and wifo entertained Thursday, evening Mrs. W. II. Evans, of Indianapolis, is tho guest of A. W.Blnford and wife Judge Thomas and wife have returned from Chicago.... Mrs. A. B. Milford has returned from Attica.... Mrs. J. M. Coulter, of Blooming ton, has been vlsltiug in this city Miss Leila Kleiser. of Muncie, Is visiting Miss Marcaret Morgan Mrs. White, of Lafayette, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. II. Taylor Mrs. Benjamin Smith haa returned to Dayton, O.. after a visit with Dr. E. Detchon and family.. ..Mrs. Elizabeth Errlck and MUs Helen Thomas are visiting at Attica Miss Maggie Morgan gave a leap-year party Thursday and Friday evening ...A tea partv was entertalnod by Collett Campbell and wife Friday evening Miss Ida iCahu has returned iroin Terre Haute. ....Mrs. II. ll.Gortuer, of Goshen, is visitingtho family of B. V. Galey. Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cripe, of Sandusky, O., were here visiting their parents part of last week... .Mrs. Frank Ward, of Mount Vernon, 111., is here Mrs. Mary Ann Snyder, nee 8 wope, will celeorate her goden wedding anniversary March 3. , Kdinbnrg. Miss May Carvin, Mrs. McEwen and daughter Imogene and Mrs. Mollie Thompson attonded tho silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Thomp-. son, at Indianapolis. last week Mrs. W.Davis,, of Columbus, visited Edmburg friends last week. ...W. U. Warner and w ife are visiting friends at Chicago... Miss Anna Loughery visited Franklin friends last week.. ..Mrs. Hattie Keal, who was visiting her old homo in this place, returned to her home In Lafayette last week....MamloShaub has returned to her home In Indianapolis Miss Anna McXaughton. of Franklin, U visiting here Miss Allle Dark visited In Franklin last week Miss Lillian Sehall has returned home from Louisville. ...Misses Anna and Carrie Davis visited In Cincinnati lt week. ...Mrs. Jennie Breeding and daughter Emma visited Columbus friends last week. Elkhart. Thirty of Elkhart's society young people toolail excursion to South Bend Saturday evening. ....Mrs. Ida Sparklin la vittiting In Bloomingtou, 111 Mrs. John Graham, of Fouth Bend, is tho guest of Mrs. J. D. Bush. ...Mrs. U. B. Sykes Is vi-itingin Bock Island, III.. ..Miss Viola Fortress has returned from a visit to Corunna. Mich. ....Miss Davis McBride is vlsltir.g in Mlbawaka Mrs. Henry Colvert Is visiting In Ken-" o ha, Wi9....Mr4aiues Tyler and Morhart entertained their friends Wednesday afternoon.... Mrs. F. E. Knopf Is visiting m Angola... .Mm' Henry Vanderlfp. of Chlcago,.is the ruest of Dr. ana Mrs. W. II. Thomas Mrs. II. M. Kenyon has returned from a visit in Anderson. ...Mr. and Mrs. Herman Borneman are at New Orleans for the M.irdi Gras....Mrs. S. A. Jonei and son are at Kedondo Beach, C-l Miss Franc Cummins lain Chicayo Mrs. W. A. Ftiepparri, of Chicago, is here visiting her sister. Mr. Darwin P. Cue.. ..Miss Carrie Triplett, who has been vis-' iting here, has returned to Home City Mrs. J. C. Vincent is in Ligonler Miss Masrcie Maurer has returned from a sojourn in Michigan Miss Grace Burgoyno entertained Saturday evening, it being her birthday. ...Miss Jessie Walls is visiting in Mishawaka....Miss Katie Wooden, of Eloomiugton. HI.. Is tho guest of Miss Kate Westover... Miss Grace Jliller. who' W6S visiting Miss Edna Bllllngton, has returned to MMdk'liury Miss Mary Johnson is visiting lu Cnicaco Mrs. II. K. stone is visiting- in LaFoittt... Mi Mary Hugh, of Michigan City, is tho guest of Miss Clara kelson Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lvuus have returned to Chicago. Farmland. Miss Mollie Pfe-rnrt, of Parker, spent last Pi:nlay sit hoiir M 'llteresa l'ii'tT. ttlio has Seen h-rr. th :: of !. l:u.-Ji:. tor t.vo v. rvl;s, Iim. I t-t ;t rn.-ti tn IhT ;t,:tr I Ikuitri.... Mi i lit-h- l. w-..Mi. ;mi"uc:,m-. i- c -il MK Arw.i. l!oiv . . S: 1 t'.i i u.i-;.?,o. ... rlt.iit:iMi;i.. v;itti ti ;-u.: !icr tl-iwr;. ...A.r. Mliton Le.W. 'f Mn !. vlitcd fririnl Mai: :;v. ....Mrs. K isir Collins a Mum-Jo ciivst li't week Mrs. V. II. Mii ldcr, f e-r i aftU, Is here, the guest of relatives .. Mrs. J. n. Br.infou Is a guest ot relatives at Wefettk-KV Miss Josio Hester entertained several of her young friends Tuesday evening. . ..The Epwor.h Leacne gave a chocolate tea at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Lm X. Davis Friday evening.... Mrs. David U olio-

NEW SILKS.

We put on sale Monday our late purchase of Black and Fancy Silks, the largest line ever shown in this city. Fine, All-Silk, Black Gros Grain at 59c, 79c, $1. Three Bpecial lines for to-morrow. Finer grades equally cheap, and a guarantee of t satisfactory servico given, even with the lowest grades. Fine Black Bengalines at $1, equal to any offered at $1.25 this a special bargain we secured. Printed India and Shanghai Silks. Grand display, many qualities Brocaded India Silks and Crepes, Brocade Novelties in Changeable Silks, Hemstitched Heavy Cream India Silks for skirts, a now novelty. All the new colorings in Faillo Francaise for street and evening wear. i 1 Plain India and Habatai Silks in ;all the new colorings. Surah Silks in plain black and Brocades in colors Jand black. ; New colorings in Velvets. Mous:lene do Soio all the new shades. Silk Muslins, new colorings. i WHITE GOODS. . A grand selection of new patterns and weaves in Fancy Goods India pinens, Masahia, Dimity, Plain and Figured Swiss, Etc. way, of Versailles, O., was the guest of tier - daughter, Mrs. Jos. Lewellen, this week. Greensburg. Mrs. Catslns Iladley, of Danville, Is here visiting.. ..Mrs. George Kobertson, of Delhi. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Foley.... Mrs. Anna Williams, of Connersville, is visiting her brother, A. F. Gaines.... Mrs. DyarHazelrigg and Miss Lucy Ilazelriggare the guests of Frank Batterton at Knshville....Mrs. Caseins Hamilton, who has been at the Cincinnati College of Mualo for several weeks, has returned home. Greencastle. Mrs. D. E. Stevenson has returned to Indianapolis.... Miss Grace Johnson, of Greenwood, is 'the guest of Mrs. Longden.... Frederick Catherwood and wife, of Chicago, are in the city.... Miss Minnie Cook, of tiigourney, la., is the guest of Miss Mollie Mathers Mrs. Magner, of Paris, I1L, is with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Allen.... Andrew Lockridge and wife, ot Indianapolis, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Oilman Sunday..:. Kov. J. B. DeMotte haa gone to Garden City. Kan., to visit his daughter.... Mrs. Maggie Sullivan, of Indianapolh, visited her sister, Mrs. T. L. Elliott, during the week.... Prof. Rogers, of Atlanta. Ga.. was tho guest of his sister. Mrs. Dr. Morrison, last week... .Mrs. Dr. Iiidpath Is confined to her bed by injurie3 sustained from a Xall. . DE PAUW NOTES AND PERSONALS. - Dr. Poncher will lecture this afternoon on the "Typical Methodist" Professor Waldo, who was an eye-witness of the "Fassioa Play," will tell us all about it next Friday evening, and illustrate its principal scenes by means ot the stereopticon Tho Scientific Association will meet in . Bidale Hall Wednesday evening.. ..The Athlctio Association has elected the following officers: President. Lee Mathlas; vice-president, Horace Ogden; secretary, George Mull; treasurer, W. . G. Neff.... Miss Helen Dalrrmplo spent Sunday In the capital city The Phi Fat will give a party to-morrow night to tho girls. ...The Delta Upsllons gave a reception, Monday night, in honor of Misses Raub and Menzics. The following were present: Misses Sbepard. Ogden, Neff, Davis, Jaques, Kluss, Southard, Bickncll, Mary and Birdie Moore, Allle and Emma Beckwith The Pan-Hellenic banquet came off Thursday evening at the Palace Cafe, and was attended by about one hundred Greeks. ...The girls of the dormitory will give a fancy-dross party to-morrow evening Senator Hays delivered an address to the Students Republican Club. The next meeting will be held to-morrow evening, and will be addressed by H. Lockyear and B. C. Miller. ...Pnresaor Webster will give a song service at ' College-avenue Church at an early date.... Lecture recital next Wednesday evening by Prof. Walter U. Jones and Mary E. Wilhito. " VIS1STOH9 DURING THE WEEK. It. II. Richards, '00, with his Rltrter, who has re-entered the muslo school; C. B. Peterson, UO, now instructor at Purdue; Miss Raub. of the Indianapolis Classical bchool; Mits True Altar, of Rensselaer, with Miss Braddock; Mrs. Dale with her daughter. Miss Alta; Mr. Fay, of Urban a, 111: Mr. Cash, ot Charleston, 111; Mr. epangler. librarian of the State University; Bishop Bowman. Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Bryce. of Chicago, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Marion Steele. ... Mrs. Delle Purceli, of Indianapolis, la visiting her parents, YT. C. Llndley and wife Gen. o. P. Gooding, of 8t. Louis, visited his brothers and si3ters, of this city, last Sunday.... Miss Rosa Stephens, of Anderson, Is visiting her parents here Mr. and 3Irs. Jonn Wells, of Indianapolis, vMted bis son. S. It. Wells and wife. Saturday Mrs. Ella Curry returned Monday Irom a visit nt Columbus E. w. Williams and wife, of Knlehtstown, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bohn hero last Tuesday Misses Maud Huntington nnd Anna Coleman, of Cumberland, visited here last Sunday. II art ford City. Alice Codr of Marlon, Mollie Dee of Union City Mrs. Kato O'Ueron of yprinciield, O.. and Mary McGraw of Portland are visiting Mrs. William Harley....L. P. LeConipte, of Portland, Ore., is visiting his sister. Mrs. (J. K. Moffett.... T. L. Ervin and wife visited at Marlon, Ind Mrs. C. H. Hubbard gave an afternoon tea Thursday to a number of her women friends Emma Lloyd, of Dunkirk, visited here last week. Jeffprsonville. Miss Nettie Miller entertained Friday in honor of Mlvs lionise Sclmeek, of Seymour Miss Florer.ro Duller, vl.dtinc here for ttie past week, h-vs returned to Ler home lu covf:trtoii, Ky Miss Racy Chrisman en-:eir.-il!ifd Jriends Thursday evening . Marry ilelirt; bride, who wre married in M."U-.mi. Thnrs !ar, have nt rived ninl wlil live Willi Mr. Ur-i-e'.H preiit....MiM Uello Alien, v. ho lia U-(li t:ust of ila Gail Gs: for sevenl .ys. has rcturne i hoji:e. ...'Mr-. ('. M-l:i:.ldlia: 1-U for Madlon "'. W. B:tr: r 1JV. Hinniiuili.uij. Ala., an t'.e j.-iiri't if Rev. Jfosley and family Mivs Nora Hottorl! ! tie g..estof Mrs. Virgin Place, of Indianapolis Mrs. i-'rank Burke and feieter. Miss McCann, ore In New Orleans. Ktfghtstot-n. - M!s Ida Glass is in Rich mond.... Miss Cora Charles came home from Larlham Friday.... Mrs. Knox Uutchiubon and Mrs. William C David, of

NEW DRESS GOODS.

There are many new weaves to show this season. All will admit that tho finer products of foreign looms excel anything previously offered. Crepon, a now weave, in plain and mixtures, meets with great favor. Leight-weight -Tacquard weaves, some beautiful designs and colorings and make a very handsome costume. Whip-cords in Dress and Cloaking weights, in both light and dark shades. Bedford Cords, Camel's-hair, Tweeds, Chevron, Granite Cloths, Henriettas, j Plaids, Stripes and Checks. Printed Challies and Crepon in endless selections. French Ginghams, Outing Goths, etc NEW SATEENS. The finest novelties in French Sateens ever imported. Special patterns confined so us. See them. BLACK DRESS FABRICS. Fmest novelties imported, Crepon, Serge, Whip-cords, Camel's-hair, Chevron, Nun's Veiling, Gloria, Lansdown, Black Mohair, Fancy goods, Garnitures. Novelties in Suits. Indianapolis, wero here last week.... Mrs. Emery, of Loveland, O., is a guest here.... Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaw have returned to this city.... Mrs. Lulu Williams returned to her home in Cincinnati Wednesday.... Mrs. Manson is home from Plana. O.... Miss Kate Bradford went to Richmond Friday.. ....Mrs. William Edwards entertained the Shakspeare Club Tuesday.... Longfellow's and Lowell's memorial day was observed by the Chautauqua Circle at the residence of Miss Whitsett Tuesday.... Mrs. Peden gave a luncheon In honor of Mrs. King, of Kansas City, last Wednesday Miss Mamie Welborn is In Indianapolis. Mies Kate Polk, of New Castle, was tbe guest 'or Miss Leone Furgason....Mrs. Ella Zinn. of Indianapolis, was hero last week.. ..Mrs. William Macv, of New Castle, was h?re Wednesday.... The Eastern Star gave a box social Wednesday evening. m Kokomo. . Elwanl Basroall and Miss Anna Love were married Saturday.. ..Mrs. Eliza Burt, of Rushville, is visiting here. ...Miss Idallaugh.of Indianapolis, is the guest ot Miss Lizzie Laughliu. MissSara DcBoard is at Greentown....Mls M. F. Linsday is visiting at Newton Falls, O. Mrs. G. iL Meek and daughter and Mrs. Judge O'Brien are visiting Noblesville friends.... Miss Maud Landon is home on a vacation.... Miss Ida Myers has returned to Peru.. ..Mrs. Sumption is visiting In Michigan City T.J. and Mrs. Grains, of btar City, were this week the guests of Dr. J.B. Moore... Miss Lucy Fisher, of Tipton, is tne guest of Mrs. Alf Mote Mrs. Frank Chalfant, of Blutlton, is visiting her parent here Mrs. Allan Garrigus is visiting at Elwood Mrs. Lizzie Blouser and Mrs. Minnie Thompson are In Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Henry, of Michigan City, are here.... Mrs. Eva Ftitt Pettlt, of Wabash, visited Mrs. Nellie Pettit Bruner last week.. ..Mrs. James Wallace is tho guest of Frankfort relatives.... Jacob Barker and Miss Minnie Llgbtfoot were married bunday....Mrs. W. E. Robinson is visiting at Kankakee, 111. ...Mrs. William Rayl has gone to Mobile, Ala Miss Jennie McCain, of DeJpbi, i3 the guest of her brother, C. K. McCain. Mrs. C. F. Sprlngor is home from a visit in Illinois.. ..Miss Georgia Johuson, of Red Oak, la, is visiting here....W. A. Bowlin and Miss Dora Beebo were married Thursday evening Mrs. J. H. Mathlas was visiting Marion friends . last week.... Miss Eva Graves entertained Thursday evening. ....Frank Williams and daughters have returned to Cincinnati aftor a visit with Mrs. John ISulll van.... Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bowlin, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bowlin, Miss Ramie Bowlin and Mr. and Mrs. S. Rosenthal, all of Tipton, were hero Thursday evening attending tho Bowlln-Becbee wedding. Liberty. Mrs. S. D. Bowers, of Hamilton, O., Is visiting here.... Mr. and Mrs. William Hamuels, of Richmond, were in Liberty Sunday.. ..Mls Millie Adams, of College Corner, is tbe guest of Misa Mao Ernst Miss Flora Freeman is visiting Mrs. E. L. Kennedy, at Hushville....Mr.and Mrs. W. W. Snyder left Thursday for New Orleans.... Mrs. W. T. Bowers is in Franklin.. ..Miss Eva Hanser, ot Hamilton, was tho guest of Miss Llzzlo Hanser.... Miss May Brown is in Oxford, O Mrs. E. P. Brown, of Indianapolis, .was here Tuesday.... Mrs. William Fair visited In Oxford Sunday.... Mrs. E. Iouard, of Greenwood. Is here Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Struble visited in Brookville, Sunday. ...Rev. Leach and wife, of Jasper, Miss., aro the guests of J. M. Stanton and tauiily Miss Hattie Izor, of Wyoming, O., Is the gueat of relatives here.. ..Miss Addle Kennedy returned Tuesday from Columbus and Grecnsbnrg. ....Mrs. J. 8. Galbaugh and granddaughter, Miss Maggie Rodircr, visited in Cincinnati Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Thompson entertained Friday ....,A dinner party w as given by Mr. and Mrs. William Bryson Saturday evening. Ibanon. Miss Jennie Spahr, of Indianapolis, is a guest in this city.. ..Mrs. Oiner Graves Is visiting in Thorntown....MlssRettaCason visited in Indianapolis tho past week Tho Misses Cushnian, of Logansport, spent part of last week in this city, the guests of Misses Maud and May Daily. Miss Juno Williams, of Noblesville, Is visiting hero Miss Ida Blckley, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zion, has returned to Klrk-lln.-.-Mrs. John Bonham.of Akron, Col., is visiting her parents in this city. ...Mr. C. P. Rodman, wife and daughter, Miis May, arrived here Friday evening from Kansas.... Miss Lizzie Howell, of this city, and Mr. John Chambers, or Hazel rigg. ere married at tho residence of Elder I.ane last Wednesday afternoon. ...One of the largest weddings ever given lu this city was thn one given last Wednesday evening br Mr. and Mrs. Jese Perkins for their dauchter Margaret Elinor, when sho was united in ujiirriago with Mr. Frank Kii-liiuanu, of In(iiuttat'clis. Guests were present from Hartford City. Indianapolis, frawlord.n-llle and NoblesViil. ...Urn; of the inont rial o rale parties ot the scumui was tne Columbian tea given by Mr. and Mrs. 11 T. Lane lat l'llday evtiiur. Th!rt-t-ration were- si:p rS ai.d tbe. supper, luiislc u:il all oilier :ippo::itu.Piit wero unique Mi Dai Klchi y U at Lotuo fioia Urceucueile to spend Buuday. Logan spurt. Mrs. W. J. Ervine. of Salt Lake City, is the guest of Lognnport friends. ...Mr. K. A. Brown and w If e. of Franklin. Ind., were guests of Mr. and Mrtw C, O. Henley last week.. ..Dr. and Mr.

BARGAINS IN HOSIERY.

Special Offering Monday Gents' Fine Black Silk Half Hose at 29c, regular 75c quality. This is a grand bargain lot Gents' Balbriggan Full Regular Made Half Hose, l2Jc, worth 20c Ladies' Full Regular Made Hemsdorf Black Hose, double heel and toe, 25c, old price 40c Ladies' English Cashmere, lot limited, price will be 39c, never sold better than 75c Children's School Hose, fast black, seamless, 15c, actual value double the price named. Children's Ribbed Cashmere Hose, double knee, heel and toe, 19c, cheap at 40c, infants' Seamless, Fast-Black cotton Hose, 12Jc, worth 20c . . BASEMENT BARGAINS. Fivc-and-one-half-f oot Burnt Bamboo Easel, 39c, Returned Bread-Raisers, 59c Hearth Brushes, largo size, 5c ' Steel Fry-Pans, 13c Wash Boilers, 45c Spice Cabinets, 73c Twelve-piece Toilet Set, with Jar, $3.59. . Large Bottle Amonia, 7c Rush Shopping-Bags, 10c Fifty-six-pieeo English Tea Set $2.98. One-hundred-and-twelve-picce Dinner Set, $7.80. Crystal Glass Goblets, dc 8. 8. Clark aro entertaining Mr. and Mrs. El dridge, of Delphi. ...Miss Florence Myers has returned from Washington, D. C... Mr. and Mrs, Walter Newhall, of New Castle, Pa., are guesU of Miss Tillie Tipton Marion. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dodds entertained Thursday night in honor of Edward Duncan and Willlam Dithrldge....Mlss Ada Lennox returned Thursday from a visit to North Manchester.... Mrs. W. IL Irvine, of Salt Lake City. Is visiting her old home here Miss Mamie Lyons has returned to Chicago after a visit with Mrs. B Prlns....Mlss Goldie Allen, of Cincinnati, Is the guest of friends here.... Mrs. J. B. Judson, of Lansing, Mich., Is the guest of O. II. Keller and family.... M. c. Mead and wife have returned from a visit at Peru Mrs. Charles Abbott, of Dart ford City, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George Campbell.... Miss Mary Hoban entertained Wednesday night...'. Mrs. Ella llouk, of Peru, is the guest or friends In this city.. ..A. A. Bish and wlfo left Thursday for their home at Chippewa Tails, Wis.... Mrs. L. K. Galloway, of Richmond. Is here.... Mrs. II. M. Miller has returned from Florida.... Mrs. David Barker has returned from a visit In the East, Mitchell. Mrs. Frank Foster, of Anderson, is visltlnjr Mr. and Mrs. W. V. T. Murpby Mrs. M. Frye, of Kansas City, is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Goodwin. ....Misa Fannie Larkln has returned from Goiport Mrs. J. W. Dale haa been In Greensburg for soveral days Mrs. W. ll. Edwards is th guest of Dr. G. W. Walls and family at Bedford. ....At the residence of the brkle, on Wednesday evening, by the Rev. Mutchersou, Miss Viola Baref ord and E. R. Hart wero married. Morrlttown. Mrs. Joseph Bruner is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Grant Roberts, near Grceniield Miss Vira Kemper was in Indianapolis a part of last week; ....Thornton Graham and wife have returned from a visit with Mrs. Graham's parents at Lily, 111 Mrs. Rachael Martin, of New Palestine, returned Friday after a visit with her daughter. Mrs. J. J. Shackle. Muncie. Mr. E. J. Hoover and finally have returned from Florida Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, of Indian apolis, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leon. ....Mr. and Mrs. M. Wilbur, of Huntington, are guests of Mrs. Mary Ncely.... Mrs. Charles Wlllard and children are home from Lafayette.... Mrs. J. F. Darnell has returned to her home at Greencastle.. ..Hon. R. C Bell and wife, of Fort Wayne, are guests of .Mayor Brady Mesdames . C W. Kilgore and V. Davis entertained at the homo of Mrs. Davis Thursday afternoon.. ..Mr. and Mrs. O'll arrow and Mr and Mrs. F. W. Kiser entertained at progressive pedro Tuesday evening.... Mr. James Bridburyand daughter, of New Lisbon, are guests of Mrs. Harah Bradbury.... The Women's Matinee Mosicale gave a recital at the home of Mrs. C. U. Church Wednesday afternoon. ...Mrs. Lou Hickman is visiting friends at Cambridge City.... Miss buane Little Is home from Auderfcon....Mrs. C II. Orer is visiting at Findlay, O Messrs. Walter Andrews. Arthur Helm. Ciillam Walterhouse and Harry Kuiser entertained their friends at a dancing party Tuesday evening, In the Anthony Hall The Young Women's Whist Club were pleasantly entertained by Misa Facnie Shipley Wednesday evening.. .. Mrs. E. 8. L. Thompson and son are home from Indianapolis.... Mai. J. F. Wlldmn visited Indianaiolls friends during the past wcec Mrs. George Klrby and daughter, Mils Marion, are home from Mr.rtinsville. New Castle. Miss Edna Kintey, who is attending college at Evanston, spent Saturday and tiunday with her parents... Mr. nnd Mrs. M. L. Bundy, Jr., of Washington, D. C, visited here last Sunday.... Misses Marv Lockwood and May Hagerdorn, of Muncie, viited Kato esheiby last wee.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Arthur niiih, of Richmond, were the guests of K. B. fuiith aud family last sunday.... Misa Laura Matt, of Kuiehutown, is visiting in tbis city Mrs. c. W. Burke returned from Greencastle, Pa., Saturday. ...Eva Gough spent Sunday at Anderson.... MIps Ida Gusler, of H a gerf. town, visited hero lat week. ...Mrs. W. II. Blodgett. of ludlannpolls. vUlted her parents Monday.... Mr. end Mrs. U. L. Powell entertained a dinner party lu honor of 8t. Omar Bundy and wife, or Fort fuelling, on Wednesday. ...Miss West, of Mt. Summit, spent a few days with friend here Mrs. John Pickering is visiting la Cambridge City Mrs. t. I. Jennings entertained Thursday.. ..Mrs. Flora Lewis, of Louisville. U the guest of Mrs. Frank Buudy The K. P. dance at the Pythian Temple was largely attended. Among those present from a distance were Mlssts Nellie Wilson. Malle Maddy. Malicl llackerdorn. nnd Mary Lockwood. ot Muncie; Francis Benjamin. NelMe Ivetr, Anna and Emma Cox, Kenneth Burr, of Andcron; Earl Reeves, of Rushviile: J. t. oiler, of ;reenburg; Olive Need ham: of Milton; Iiarry Williams and Claude Wilkinson, of Knlgbttown; John RitclirT. of Micc2aui. llcS-kmaii and Ice, of ML Sam mil; Mis Edna Kinscy, of Evanatou. Noblest ill. Mts3 Emma Klme visited Indianapolis friends last week Mrs. Charles Ritchie, of Indianapolis, wit visiting her luotbtr. Mrs. Judge htepheuun, last week Mis Matwy, of Indianapolis, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles CotContLuueU ou mt ourtocutii 1'nge.j

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