The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs d. J. O'Brient and Mrs. o. V. Hicks
Will leave tomorrow for Chicago.
The Good VIII club entertained num-
Der Of friends last night at St Joseph's
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. y. sanborn and daugh-
ter have returned from extended visit in
the East.
Mrs. Frank Walker Morrison will OBJ
serve her Thursday afternoons at home
after Nov. /.
The Arsenal Heights Club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Pernett at her home on
Rural street.
Mrs. Henry Schurmann returned home
yesterday from visit with friends in
North Carolina.
Miss Drue Fawcett will arrive Monday
from her home in New Albany to visit Mrs.
j. c. Buchanan.
Miss Louise Coffin entertained the futile
Mandolin Club last evening with q hay
ride 10 Malott Park.
Mrs. W. a. Vail and daughters Alice and
Katherine leave to-day for extended
visit 70 New York and Boston
The ladies Of Unity Circle of the Merid-
i2n-street NJ T.. Church held a social
gathering last night in the church parlors
The regular monthly meeting of the Ger
this afternoon at 2:9O o'clock at the German
House.
Mrs c. t Debelling left yesterday for
| her home in louisville, o., after spending
! several days at the home of Mrs. Juliet l..
| HerriOtt.
Mrs. w. II. Bonner. of Pittsburg. will
| leave Monday for her home after visiting
the family of DR.. E. Nj. Outland. in Nor
| ton Place.
| invitations for receptions next Thursday
and Friday afternoons for her sister, Mrs.
! David Ross.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
/ arla ~ Inn pxf
| Monday afternoon to be given at the Co
| Iumba Club.
Mrs. Gustav Oberlander will resume her
regular Monday afternoons, commencing
| with next Monday, at her home, 32f North
| California street.
John II. June and wife will leave on Nov.
| 8 for Los Angeles. Cal, to attend the con-
vention of Travelling Passenger Agents on
Nov. u and 13. and for three weeks trip
| along the coast
The house committee of the University
/ Club Will give the first of a series of din
| ners at the clubhouse next Monday even
ing. from $50 to o'clock. The dinner will
1 be followed by a dance.
| The marriage of Miss Eva MAY Spahr,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Spahr, and
| Frederick Fillmore Fox took place last
| evening at the home of the brides parents.
| The Rev. 6. L. Bacon, of Roberts Park
| Church, officiated.
Mrs. ]. II. Parkhurst and Mrs. De Bruler
| will be at home informally tomorrow
afternoon from TO . o'clock for Mrs.
George c. RELY, of Vincennes, who will be
Mrs. De Brulers guest for week. There
are no invitations.
The Ladies' Club of the German House
will give their November reception to-
morrow afternoon. Those assisting the
/ hostesses will be Mrs John 3. Cockrum and
/ Mrs. W. +. Alexander, assisted by Miss
| Freda Cockrum. Miss Lillian Krauss. Mrs.
Major p. Dale. Mrs. Sargent Mrs. T. A.
| Winterrowd. Mrs Chandler and Mrs. G.
| A. Paquette.
Miss Nellie Allen Carter and Mr.. Newton
| Claypool Hurlburt were married Wednesday
| evening at the home of the brides parents.
! Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Carter, the Rev.
iSobb Earring of Irvington. officiating Be
sides the Immediate families OF the bride
and groom there were present Mrs. Julia
| Chapman, of Huron, Ind. and Mrs. G.. a.
| Luse and Nigel b. Carter. of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbert will be at home at
| Sil3 Kenwood avenue after Nov. 10.
Miss Grace Elnora Watson and Mr. Her
| bert Duckwall were married at the Second
| Presbyterian Church Thursday evening.
! the Rev. j. Cumming Smith officiating.
| Miss Nellie Samuels acted as maid OF honor
| Those of the bridal party were Misses Es-
| tella Bernard. Cuba Reagan. Anna Smith,
Grace Hensly. Bessie Porter OF Denver.
| and Messrs. G. Watson, jr. Karl Krauss.
Obie Smith, DR. Frank Williams and
Charles Shane Charles f.. Hansen. or
| ganist. played half hours programme be-
fore the ceremony, followed by the usual
| wedding marches. and during the cere-
mony the Prize Song" from Wagners
| "Mestersinger"
Mrs. Merle N A. Walker gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home al
| Delaware and Thirty-SecOnd streets. The
| house was prettily decorated with chTys-
| anthemums, vines and roses. The color
scheme of pink and green was carried out
| in the decoration OF all the rooms. and the
| staircase was decorated with vines. On the
| dining room sble were filed wf1n
| pink roses. and pink tapers with pink
| shades were held by the candlesticks. also
placed on the table. Music was furnished
Is,,.~ -fesf ffr,.w -.
| were her mother. Mrs. r. T. Carr Mrs
| Charles ID. Johnson. Mrs. Henry Clay
Allen. Mrs. Harry 8 Tutewiler. Mrs Frank
| Walker Morrison, Mrs. Frank w. Lewis
| and Miss Emma Clinton.
FOR MRS. FAIRBANKS.
In Cincinnati this week the Daughters of
the American Revolution have been holding
a meeting at which Mrs. Charles w. Fair
banks is guest OF honor. A reception was
| given at the home of Mrs. a. Howard Hin
kIe. of which a Cincinnati paper says:
"In the receiving line were Mrs Charles
/ w. Fairbanks, wife of Senator Fairbanks
! and president general or the Daughters of
| the American Revolution; Mrs. A Howard
| Hinkle. ex-state regent; Mrs. John A. Muir
regent. and Miss HOLSTER. regent OF Gin
| cinnati Chapter ID. A. r. Mrs. Fairbanks
| was stately in superb white mousseline
de sole: with the broad blue sash crossing
! from shoulder TO waist and held in place
| by the beautiful insignia of the order also
| some elegant diamond and pearl brooches
| She carried bouquet of American Beauty
| roses that had been presented by Cincin-
| natl Chapter. Mrs. j. Heron Crosman OF
| New York city, who Is vice president gen
| eral of the ID. y. r.. of the most
| decorated as 10 number of medals and in
sigma. of which she wore fourteen. several
| being set with diamonds and emeralds She
/ has been an officer i'm almost every patriotic
| society TO which she belongs. and i'm con-
| NersatiOn said she is particularly interested
| IN the society known as Founders and Pa
| triots. an order founded by Miss Eugene
| Washington and others. and since the PASS
/ ing away Of the founder Mrs. Crosman has
| worked indefatigably for that organization
| Mrs. CrOsman's ID. \. r. pin and ribbon
| was crossed by FIVE golden bars as FIVE
| OF her ancestors were officers i'm the revolu-
| uOnary war"
! RECEPTION AT PROPYLAEJM
y reception was given last night at the
! Propylaeum by Miss Katharine Avres
Miss Wilson and Miss Vonnegut for the
benefit of the Eleanor Hospital The re-
| ceptiOn room was made to represent a fall
I scene. the decorations consisting of
| branches, leaves and COrnstalks. num-
| Der of jack-O' lanterns were arranged i'm
! room along the front of the platform
| from which proceeded the music, fur
missed by Harris Orchestra Among the
| patronesseS were Mrs. A - Harris Mrs
| NOnnegut Mrs. Ayers. Mrs j. l. Grit
| fiths Mrs A. B. Grover Mrs j X vii
| son. Mrs. Hervey Bates. Mrs j. G Wright
/ Mrs III. Scott Frazier. Mrs. j. o. PERRIN