The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-04

Mrs. BENJAMIN d Walcott will entertain
Informally Tuesday for Mrs. James Robert
DIT. Thomas Wilson FIorer of wacha-
nacnie, Tex, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Durham.
Mrs. J. Richard Young will leave soon
Tor few weeks visit among friends in
Chicago.
The marriage OF Miss Bertha Langenberg
and Mr.. F. ". Jungclaus Will take place
Wednesday.
OF Shelhyville. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Mallory.
Mr.. Owen Mothershead. who has been in
Mexico for several months, arrived in New
York yesterday.
Mrs. c. C. Burgess has gone 10 Engle-
wood, n. j., where she has taken cottage
for the summer
Miss Clara Boebinger, of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting her grandmother, will re-
turn home to-day.
Mrs. W. P Benton entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon in honor OF Mrs. j.
j. Higgins, Of Clinton.
Mrs G.. Edward Branham and daughter
will go 10 Cincinnati next week to visit her
sister, Mrs. Bacciccco.
Mrs. Geccge e. Hit will give luncheon
Thursday for Miss Ellen Lee, Of Havana,
who is visiting Mrs. New.
Mrs. Bradford Arthur Bullock, of New
1o-k city, z former resiaent or Indianapolis,
will visit here during June.
Mrs. George Philip Meier will spend this
week at house party given by Judge
Rooms and family in Muncie.
Miss Nellie wiles is seriously Ill at the
Delano. and Mrs ]. T. at her
home on East Vermont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil wulschner have re-
turned from Hot Springs n. c., where they
have been spending seven weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs; Joseph ". Sewage have
moved into their new home, No. 20l7 North
New Jersey street (Morton Place.
Mrs. j. S. Holiday will give a small
breakfast Wednesday in honor of Miss Elz-
abeth Butler, who is to be married.
Mrs. W. A. Ketcham and Miss Ketcham
. Will give reception tomorrow at their
country place, Robinwood, at Mapleton.
Mrs. Norman S. Byram and daughter,
Mrs. William n. Gates. have issued invita-
tons for large reception Friday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Imam, who have been WIS.,
ting Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Gaylord, left
settS.
Miss Julia Fletcher left yesterday to
spend several days in GAINESVILLE, o. She
will visit in Pittsburg before returning
home.
Mrs. Harriet A. Bingham will go to Day
ton this week to visit her sister. Mrs. Dan
| iels, and later she will go TO Boston for the
summer.
The marriage of Miss Marie Otte and Mr..
| Frank Janke will take place Wednesday
| evening at the brides home, on Fletcher
| avenue.
Miss Lena Brash has returned from a
visit in Virginia. where she has been since
| the close or the McDonald-Ellis school in
/ Washington.
Mrs Albert s. White, of New York. who
/ has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. NJ II.
| Spades and Mrs. ]. CT. Whitcomb, has re-
| turned home.
The executive board of the Free Kin
| dergarten Society will meet Monday at 2:3o
?: m. with Mrs. John Fl. Holiday, 1l21 North
| Meridian street.
| Mrs. Francis Lockwood Hardcastle and
children. Of Chicago are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Henry l.. Brown, No. 900 East
| Fifteenth street.
Rev and Mrs. ]. Ross Stevenson former
! ly Miss Florence Day. sailed from New
| York for Europe Wednesday, They will re-
| turn in September.
| will give tea at the home of Mrs. o. L.
| Wade, 1515 College avenue, Friday, June 3.
| from TO o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ Green. of CO.
lumbus. Ind, will spend to-day with Mrs.
| Green's parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Green,
| No. 2411 Ash street
Mr.. and Mrs. William u. Nesbit have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
| at home with Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins, at No.
| 106 West Walnut street.
Mr.. William Apologize, of Chicago, is
sg es op Norfb M sna M Street. e
! Is en- route to Mexico.
Mrs. Edward Tully will go to Anderson
"Wednesday to spend two weeks and attend
| the golden wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Mcfarland Black.
Mrs. NADIA Paddock Sprague has gone to
Chicago to reside and where she will prac,,
tice occult science She was accompanied
by her niece, Mrs. Barbour.
Mrs. F. NJ. Archdeacon, with her son and
little daughter from chicago; ys are VISITING
| 1701 North New Jersey street.
Mrs. c. E. Dill, assisted by her sister.
! Mrs. r. p. Algeo. entertained the Ladies'
| Missionary Society of the Woodruff-avenue
| Presbyterian Church Friday afternoon.
Invita- ions will be issued this week for
the marriage of Miss Irene Ceilings, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Ceilings. and Mr..
Lewis J. Brown, the wedding to take place
June 90
Mr. Alexander r. Holiday will be grad
| uated from the Massachusetts Institute of
| Technology next week. and Mrs. John H.
| Holiday has gone TO Boston TO attend the
| closing exercises.
Mrs. O. B. Clark and daughter Gwenn
! left yesterday for Warsaw and later they
| will go TO Ann Arbor. Mrs. Clark will go
TO Oberlin in September to connect herself
| with the college.
Miss Erwin will give a reception Tuesday
to introduce Mrs John Maxwell Shaw Mrs.
Shaw, as Miss Burckhardt, of Cincinnati
| was Miss Erwin's guest several times pre-
vious to her marriage.
|. Mrs. Edward Hawkins will give a lunch
con tomorrow in honor of Miss Helen Sea-
ton, who is to be married TO her son. Mr.
| Edward Guy Hawkins Wednesday evening
at the Second Presbyterian Church.
Miss Belle Somerville will return this
| week from Cincinnati, where she has been
| visiting Miss Laura kirkpatrick since the
| c.ose of school III Glendale. Miss Kirk
patrick will visit Miss Somerville later.
Mrs Kate Rawls Haynes. of Cincinnati.
| is visiting her brother, DR.. W. y RaWls
| and family. Mrs. Haynes is superintendent
| of the Elizabeth Gamble Deaconess Home,
| the largest Of its kind in the United States
Miss Edna Swain and Mr.. William
| Charles Daniel, of Columbus. o.. will be
| married Wednesday at the home or the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. swain
Only the relatives are invited.
| Mrs. j. f. Ramsey will celebrate her
| eightieth birthday anniversary Thursday
! ard her children, Mrs. Chaplain of Brook
| lyn Mrs. c. ~ Ritzinger and Mr.. Robert
Ramsey of St. Paul, are expected 10 be
| with her.
| The engagement is announced in Toledo
| of Miss Louise Adams and Mr.. James
| Quincy David of Boston. Miss Adams
| visited her aunt, Mrs. j. G. Ingram, and
| family in this city for several weeks last
summer and is known TO quite circle OF
| acquaintance
The city organization of the Alpha Phi
| Alumnae left yesterday afternoon tor
| Greencastle to attend the annual reunion
| and banquet of its fraternity at De Pauw
| University. In the party were Mrs. Henry
| Grandson Cox. Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Gardner.
| Mrs. Ross NJ. Ludlow, Miss Gertrude
| Brown, Miss Myla Cook, Miss Helen Spen-
| GER Miss Grace Matlock, Miss Ruth Con-
| logue and Miss Martha Teal
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