The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs Conrad Baker and Miss Alice Baker
have gone TO Florida for the winter
Mrs. l.. II. Blanton has issued invita-
tons for tea Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Cora Zoller. of Greensburg. will
visit Miss Kate Smith early in December
Mr.. and Mrs H. ]. Rhein, of Buffalo. are
e ciRsn0'"s rev Gays with friends in the
Mrs. Phoebe Cook. of Terre Haute. will
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. William NJ
Miss Alice Fenton, of Chicago, who has
been with Mrs. a. NJ. Robertson, returned
nome yesterday.
Mrs. Susan McKernan will arrive this
week to spend few days with Mrs. Anna
Carroll Reaume.
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Ogle will entertain at
luncheon Monday in honor of Mrs. Theo-
dcre Varney, of Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Kennedy will entertain the
Sorosis Club at her home. 2l61 North Penn
sylvania street, Tuesday, Nov. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mock have issued
invitations for their golden wedding an
niversary Thursday evening, Nov 20, at
Reichwein's Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r.. Olney and Miss Oh
ney, OF Clinton, Ia, who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp
returned home last night.
Miss Lena Brash has issued invitations
Tor TUESDAY, afternoon In honor of Miss
Grace Needham, OF Washington, who is
with Miss Gertrude Wocher.
Miss Carolyn Bortree, of Chicago and
Mr.. Lloyd Shepard, of st. Joseph. Mich
will be the guests of Mr.. T.. III. Eldridge
and family for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen a. Wilkinson have
Issued invitations for dance Monday
night in honor of Mrs. O'Kane. of Chca 60
and Mrs. Greer, of Oxford, o.
Miss Mary Reaume viii leave Wednes-
Gay for Terre Haute, where she will spend
Thanksgiving with the Misses Willien and
attend their dance Friday evening.
Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason entertained
eight guests at luncheon yesterday In
honor of Mrs. Edward Carey, of Memphis
Tenn, who is visiting Mrs. William j.
Mckee.
The Indianapolis Canoe Club will give a
Thanksgiving entertainment for it's MEM
bers at the clubhouse Thursday evening
There will be a prize card party the first
part of the evening. followed by a dance.
Invitations have been received by friends
In the city from DR.. and Mrs. Leon j.
Wflien for a debut dance Friday night,
Nov. 30, TO introduce their daughters the
Misses Hermene and Helen. at the Terre
Haute House, Terre Haute.
Miss Katharine Ayers was the hostess
for a high tea yesterday at l o'clock. at
which the guest of honor was her visitor
Miss Goodsell, OF Bridgeport. Conn The
guests were seated at TWO tables, the deco
ration for which was large rose bowls Of
Grace Needham. of Washington, ID. c..
Miss Avery, of Buffalo, and Miss Perry. of
Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Flora c. Jones was the hostess for
a large reception yesterday afternoon to
introduce her daughter. Miss Florence
Jones. The assisting friends were MR.
jacob II. Dunn. Mrs. Aquilla Q. Jones
Mrs. John w Jones, Mrs. John n. Holt
day. Mrs. H. I'll. Hornbrook, Mrs Edison
Wood. Mrs. w. w. Woollen, Mrs Henry
Matson Waite of Lexington KY. Miss
Catharine Dunn. Miss Eleanor Dilks. Miss
Muriel Hit, Miss Helen Mari Rock
wood. Miss Cerene Ohr, Miss Mary KtIrfz
OF Denver. Miss Wilcox OF Minneapolis,
Miss Kate Smith, Miss HARRIET Tutewiler
and Miss Mary Davis. Miss Jones wore
a very pretty gown OF white and carried
an arm bouquet OF pink roses. The deco
rations I'm the different rooms We're ~
chrysanthemums. Among the visiting
guests were Mrs. Theodore Varney. of
Chicago. with Mrs. c. III. Oomstock; Mrs
Edward Carey, OF Memphis. Tenn, with
Mrs. William j. Mckee: Mrs Conrad OF
Oak Deane. Ind, with AIRS. Addison
Roache; Mrs. ID. r.. Wells. OF Chicago.
with Mrs. +. +. McCrea.
The Dramatic Club has issued its pro-
gramme for the year, the cover OF which il
very artistic In green and scarlet the work
OF Miss Louise Fletcher. The programme