The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-05
DRIVEN ABOUT THE CITY.

Women OF the Patriotic Organizations Were
Well Entertained.
One of the most charming compliments
ever extended TO the loyal women of the
National Encampment was enjoyed by the
national delegates and officers yesterday
afternoon. 1t came IN the nature of q most
agreeable drive through the best parts of
the city. ana was rendered by the ladies
citizens executive committee to the ladies
of all patriotic organizations. The carrI-
ages had been rendered by the ladies of the
city. and were all handsome equipages.
Those who thus helped to endear to the
hearts Of she city's guests the hospitable
people in her environments were. Mrs.
Eli Lilly. Mrs. Emil Wulschner, Mrs.
Frank New two il necessary, Mrs.
Joseph Moore, Mrs. l.. H.. Dun
ming, Mrs. c. A. Van Ands, Mrs. II. r. AL
len, Mrs. +. A. Blanchard. Mrs.C +. Mosier,
Mrs. John PAYER. Mrs. Albert Gall. Mrs. III.
Il. WATSON. Mrs. William Haueisen, Mrs.
Charles Say les, Mrs. Laura DeRuiter. Mrs.
G.. III. shower (twol. Mrs. Julia NJ. TTenary,
W.. i. Barrows. Mrs. w. II. Brown two
~csrrisgesl, Mrs. L. T.. Carson horses for),
Mrs. John Payer tcarrisgesl, Mrs. Pau
krsuss. Mrs. Joseph Bristow. Mrs. IL. e.
Alien, MEs. Oeorge loMuiey, DTS. a. a.
Heller. Mrs. A. Z. s. Engle. Mrs. :. X.
Fletcher. Mrs c.. L. Smith. Mrs. Frederick
Rush, Mrs X. b. +. Peirce. Mrs. Henry e.
Adams. Mss. G. E Thornton. Mrs. Thomas
III. Bassett. DR.. Pritchard.
The carriages, TO the number of fifty or
more, gathered around the monument CIR
ole and from there went TO the benson
and Bates for the ladies OF the national or
ganizations. lie was about 3 o'clock before
all were mustered, Mrs Flora L. Wulech-
1ar1.a1rnr fha nrn0aaai0n Uish tha -
tional president. Mrs. Margaret Roy Wick
ems, and her secretary. Mira. Flora L. Hog
bin. The drive led past the monument to
the memory of Indiana's silent victOrs and
the statue of Governor Morton, the great
est war Governor of the Union. over past
the Kearsarge. where the Naval Veterans
were enjoying q daylight "~dOgwatch."
Then past the Statehouse and ex-
Vice Presidents statne. and on out to
Camp Wilder. Ii was 80 cool and pleasant
looking thore under the shady trees that IL
was a temptation TO get out and enjoy IT,.
Th%eitinerary of the drive led past the lien
bricks residence. the headquarters of tho
NATIONALLY. X. Z. at the DenisoD. Governor
Morton's old home. General HarrIson's
church, Roberts Park Church, the conven-
ton place of the w. X. c., Gen. Lew
WaIlace's church. Ex-President Harrison's
home. aud the Orphans Home. Here
fhere was u pretty, though pathetic
scene. The little girls in their
navy blue dresses and light blue
feel that it Was both q duty and pleasure
to express welcome and patriotism.
When the carriages arrived at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Wulschner. at the corner of
Meridian and st. Clair streets, the drivers
were asked TO stop and the ladies were in
vited In by Mrs. W~ulschner to partake OF
light refreshments. To receive the guests
were the hostess and Mrs. Ella ID. Zlnn,
while Mrs. i. N. Walker. Mrs. William f..
Sharpe, Miss Sadie Walker. and Miss Toms.
of 81. Louis. assisted In serving them to
lemonade and macsroons. On the lawn n
small table was prettIly set and decorated
with flowers. and the guests spent q half
hour In the shade enjoying q social time.
The ladies who accepted the in aviation of
the ladies' citizens committee TO drive
were Mrs. Margaret Ray Wickens. national
president: Mrs. julia Conklin. State
president; Mrs. Carrie V. Sheriff, national
president of the Ladies of the q. A. r.:
Mrs. Mile Alexander. OF Toledo. o.; Mrs.
Emma b. LOud. Massachusetts,; Mrs. Flora
j.. Hogbin, national secretary. Sabetha.
Kan: Mrs. Mary A. tlammger. Frank p.
Blair Corps. 81. Louis; Mrs. Hannah II.
Ply mpton. matTon OF the National Home;
Mrs. julia Mccarthy. /. and l.. and con-
ductor for the national staff; Miss Nora
Mccarthy. Larned. Kan; Mrs. Maud &c.
row. past j. and i. conductor. Atchison,
Kan: Mrs. Lucy Reed Jones. president OF
Kansas W. X. c.: Mrs. Mary :. Deene. past
department. president OF Massachusetts,
Mrs. Mary Il. Lloyd. past president, Glou.
cester. Mass: Mrs. ma Wilbur. delegate
1t large end department aid of PennsyIva,
mia: Mrs. Nancy Leslie, past CORPS prcsl.
dent. of Pirtsburg; Mrs. +. BIrheck. senior
vice president of Departmentof PennsyIva
MIA: Mrs. Ida V. Hendricks. sen.
Tor vice president: Mrs. Anna Il
Hinkle. past president. EmDoria. Kan.
Mrs. Abby T.. Johnston. department presi
dent. CALIFORNIA;; Mrs. ANY G.. Brown. de
partment delegate of CALIFORNIA;; Mrs
Lydia Shepard. past president No. 20
Wichita. Kan: Mrs. w. III. Mcbride. Os
born. Kan.: Mrs. Eleanor T.. Ransom, army
nurse. stanton Corps. No. 19.Los Angeles
Cal: Mrs. Fannie Davis. delegate az large
Topeka. Kan; Mrs. Carrie q. Bruner. pas
national junior vice president. Altoona
Pa: Mrs. julia ~. johnson. past senior vic,
president. Altoona. Pa; Mrs. J. K. Webhrr
president Corps "a. and Mrs. Abby l.. l.ob
son. past president Corps "a. Salem. Mass
Mrs. l.. A. FrOsf. chaplain al the Ladir.
Naval Veterans. Salem. Mass; Mira T.. M
Hunter. department president. Loup Civ
Neb.: Mrs. T.. W.. Ewing. army nurse and de
pArtmsnt chaplain OF tho Pennsylyani