The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-19
field and will give a concert there this
evening at the Reform School.

field and will give a concert there this
evening at the Reform School
Miss Marion Rondthaler, Of Chicago.
came Yesterday to visit Miss Lille Reese,
who has returned from St. Louis
Mr.. Charles Stuart Voorhees,, who has
been making a brief visit here, left yester-
day for his home in Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin o. Ryker have re-
home at No 81 West Twelfth street new)
Mrs. J. j. Turner and children, of ST.
Louis, are visiting Mrs F. NJ Churchman,
at her suburban home, Beech Grove Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Winterrowd have
taken possession of their neW home, No.
2037 North Alabama street, formerly No.
1O47.
Mr.. Owen Mothershead returned yester-
day from Cleveland, where he has been
visiting since he LETT cornell University art
er commencement.
Miss Gildersleeve, of Denver, Col, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs Eliza U.
Wiley, and son, VIII leave to-day Tor her
home in the West
The marriage of Miss Carrie Hall and Mr..
w. E. Dartnell of Fort Wayne will take
place Tuesday evening at the residence on
East Eleventh street.
Miss Edith Thomas and Miss Aughin-
baugh gave a reception yesterday afternoon
from 2 to o'clock in honor OF their joint
birthday anniversary
DIR. A.. Lee Foster, of the University of
Pennsylvania, en- route to his home in Cal
ifornia, is spending few. days with Mr..
M. H. Spades's family.
Miss Mary Wilson and Miss Edith Smith
gave a trolley party last evening to a num-
the visiting Dg girls The guests were chape-
roned by parents of the hostesses.
The marriage of Miss Mary Cornett, of
Cincinnati, who is well known in this city,
and Prof. John Loves. of Hanover Col
lege will take place Wednesday at the
home of the brides parents, in Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. M. v. McGilliard have gone
to their cottage at MaXinkuckee. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Curtis. of Cincinnati, who will
spend tomorrow with DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Christian. will join Mr.. and Mrs. McGil-
lard next week
The marriage of Hiss Carrie Noerr and
Mr. Denis Harmon will take place Tuesday
evening June 29. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by large reception given by broth
ers of the bride, Messrs Fred and George
Noerr, at the residence, No. 81 Sander
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Wilson and chill
dren will leave Wednesday for their home,
in Spokane, Wash, where they will remain
a short time. They will go to San Fran
cisco for a visit and will sail from there
July II for Santiago, Chile, to which coun-
ter
Mrs Frederick A. Joss entertained
number of friends yesterday afternoon
with progressive. domino, party which she
gave In honor OF her sister Miss Hub
bard who is spending some time with her.
The tally cards for the game were water
colors in clover designs arIiStlcaliy ueco-
rated. The house was adorned with fern
mantel in one room and a clover mantel
i'm the second while roses and clover in
quantity shaped receptacles were placed In
each of the rooms. Mrs. Joss was assisted
in her entertainment of guests by Mrs G.
p. Doney Miss Harriet Cleland. Miss Helen
Mckinney, Miss Daisy Avery and Miss
Charlotte Paddock
Mrs. S. c. Dark was the hostess for
large reception yesterday afternoon at her
home, on North Capitol avenue. The re-
ception was given In honor of her sister,
Mrs w. b. Rice, of Pittsburg. The house
was tastefully decorated with roses in pro-
fusion and other flowers of the month. Mrs.
Dark was assisted by number of friends
in extending her hospitalities Both hostess
and guest are interested in a number OF
organizations and the members OF Queen
Esther Chapter, the George 4: Thomas
First Baptist Church. the General A. ID.
Streight Circle OF the @. A. r.. the Gov
ernor Chase circle of the Ladies OF the G.