The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-12

NlSltliS JdiItS OlOSSDttulcf.
Mrs. Frances Hendricks will leave, to-
day, for Chicago, to visit her sister.
Mrs. o. II. Roemler has returned from a
several weeks visit with her sister at Gin
cfnnatf, O.
Mrs. Ebert Perkins, of Lebanon, was
the guest of Mrs. Samuel b. Artman yes
terday at the Hotel English.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Mutually will entertain
a few friends at dinner this evening in
honor of Rev. Peter j. Cawley.
DR.. Leroy A. Belt and wife, of Ohio, are
the guests of the formers sister. Mrs.
Frank Blanchard, of $40 North Meridian
street.
ing her mother, Mrs. w. E.. Lee, on North
Illinois street, has returned TO her home in
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buntin. of Terre
Haute, will arrive to-day to attend the
Buntin-Walcot wedding, which occurs this
evening.
Mrs. George Edwin Hunt will entertain
at cards. this afternoon. in honor of Miss
Dilks and Miss Eleanor Dilks, who leave
soon for California.
Miss Lavinia Cakes will give a "house-
hold shower at her home on North Della
ware street tomorrow afternoon, for Miss
Frances Delight Doyle.
The Veronica Club will give a Valentine
Tea at the residence OF Mrs. Henry War
rum. No. 2610 North Meridian street,
Thursday afternoon, from 2 to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Morton Dunn gave a children's
party, Saturday afternoon. in honor of her
versary. There were forty guests enter
tanned,
Mrs. Black and Miss Bessie Black, of
Springfield, o., w gone to Detroit to
been the guests of Mrs. Spann and the
Misses Spann.
Mrs. John Candee Dean has issued invita-
tions for a reception on Feb. Il, in honor
of Mrs. Edwin Henry Forty, nee Miss
Caroline Malott, and a dinner on the same
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Forty.
The woman's Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty of Meridian-street Church will meet
with Mrs. William b. Burford, 1880 North
Meridian street, this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. The young women of the society
have charge of the programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coburn will give a
family dinner. Friday. for Mrs. Allen
Fletcher and Miss Mary Fletcher, of New
York. On Friday morning the visitors will
be guests of honor at an Informal reception
to be given by the Misses Spann.
Mrs. Armin Koehne, assisted by Mrs.
Guy A. Boyle and Mrs. Robert L. Dut-
DIR. and Mrs. Robert 7. Oliver last even
ing. Among the guests We're Mrs. Sher-
man, of Owensburg, Ky. and Miss Elsie
Horn, of Philadelphia.
Judge and Mrs. Leonard ]. Hackney gave
a theater party to English's Opera House
last night. entertaining Mrs. Holden, OF
| Camden ". j.. ana MT. ana MIS-. Horace
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Kern, Mr.
and Mrs. William r.. Brown, Mrs. Thomas
Taggart. MI. Louis III. Levey and Mr.. John
c. Dean.
Mrs. r. Atwood Kinds will be at home in.
formally, this afternoon. for her visitors
Miss Olcutt. Miss McNaughton, Miss Tur.
ner and Miss Hemingway. of Muncie, Mis-:
Field, of Chicago, and Miss Cooper anc
Miss Chambers, and this evening Mr.. and
| Mrs. Kinds will receive callers. There are
no invitations
The Queen Esther Society of the Central
| avenue Church will give a Valentine tea
tomorrow evening, at the home of Mr.. anC
| Mrs. Henry 1. Smith. 1926 Broadway. A
| musical programme will be given by Miss
May Aufderheide, Miss Hartman. Mis-.
! Ethel Smith, Miss Eloise Palmer, Mis-:
| Harry G. Moore.
Miss Caroline Burford gave an informa
| company and dance at the Country Gu
last night; entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. p
| Atwood Hinds's house party, the guests OF
| honor including Miss Mary French Field
of Chicago. Miss Emily Olcutt, Miss Fanni,
Turner, Miss Carrie Hemingway and Mis-.
Florence McNaughton of Muncie. Another
| Walling, OF Chicago.
Mrs. Orlando B.. lies gave a pretty lunch
con. yesterday for Miss Daisy Clark anc
| dies to be married this month. The tabl,
decoration was. OF pink and the silver can
delabra held pink tapers. The name card.
were Utility water COlOT SkelCneS. Tlt
guests included Mrs. Daniel Dorsey, Mis-.
Helen Hawkins, Mrs. Arthur Jordan, Mrs
Robert Churchman, Miss Lois DYER. Mis-,
Elma Woollen. Miss Alice Zollinger. Mis-,
Mera Tousey and Miss Florence Baxter.
Mrs. s. E. Faber gave a delightful care
party, yesterday afternoon, entertaining n
honor of her visitor, Mrs. Ehhu c.. Irwin
of Philadelphia. The guests included Mrs
c.. v. Jacquith, Mrs. James Waterman O
Buffalo, N. Y, Mrs. Homer SampselI. Mis-
Sampsell, Mrs. o. g. Pfaf, Mrs. t. M
Goodloe, Mrs. l.. ]. Baker, Mrs. William
Carter, Mrs. w. A. Taylor, Mrs. H. u
Haywood. Mrs. n. G.. Warth, Mrs. f. p
Heron. Mrs. A. II. Brown, Mrs. G.. IN
Baker. Miss Anna Todd. Mrs. l.. B.. Free
man, Mrs. l.. B. Nash, Mrs. n. q. Gar
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Newton
Todd The score cards were miniatur,
water color sketches. the work of Mrs
Garhart.
HOOKER-CONDIT-SMITH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Lieut. Richar,
g.. Hooker and Miss Mary o. Condit-Smitl
were married at noon to-day at Epiphan,
Church by Bishop Satterlee. After tn,
wedding the couple left for a short tour
Upon their return they will take up thef
residence at the Brooklyn navy yard. whar,
Lieutenant Hooker is stationed. The brid.
Is the daughter of the late Condit-Smith
of New York. While sojourning In Chin,
several months ago she became a prisonet
during the siege OF Picking. The groom Il
the son of Mrs. Bessie Stewart Hooker an,
the grandson OF Senator Stewart. He re
ccfved his commission over a year ago an,
recently was promoted.