The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

a visit in Greencastle.
Miss Nellie Mcintosh will return to-day
from a three weeks visit in Lafayette.
Miss Sadie Mcintosh will leave on Tues
day TO attend a wedding in New Albany,
Ind.
Mrs. John II. Holiday will give a
luncheon on Dec. in honor of Mrs. w. c.
De Pauw.
Miss Benaldine Smith. of Morton Place.
Is entertaining Miss L. Regina Guenther, of
Owensboro. Ky.
Miss Amelie Stern. of Washington. is
visiting Mrs. Sol Meyer, who will receive
for her tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Hill, of Bloomington,
Ill, formerly of this city, are stopping at
the English Hotel.
Mr.. Harvey Grassland. who is attending
Chicago University, spent Thanksgiving
with his parents.
Mrs. Norbert Gunzberger and Miss Mann
heimer, OF Chicago, are the guests of Mrs
Francis Rosenthal.
Miss Hattie Mutter. of Martinsville, and
Mrs. DR.. Champion, of Delphi, are guests
of Mrs. +. G. SmOck.
Miss Irene B%erryhiIl. who is attending
school in Greencastle, is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Berryhill.
Mrs. Quincy Meyers, of Logansport. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. E. c..
Cornelius, will return home to-day.
Mrs. Tobias, of Chicago, and Miss Hattie
Levy, OF Henderson, Ky, are visiting Mrs.
Lewis Wolf, 1901 North Meridian street.
Mrs. F. d. Stalnaker and daughter spent
Thanksgiving will General Freight Agent
j. b. Hill, of the Pennsylvania, at Column
bus. o..
Mrs. Frank Truman Day will hold her
first reception on Tuesday of next week and
will be at home the first and third Tuesdays
in December.
Mrs. C. s. Denny will be at home in
formally this afternoon for her guest. Mrs.
Isabelle Whitley. of Philadelphia. former
ly of this city.
The Persimmon Brigade Club will hold
its next regular meeting Tuesday evening,
Dec. 3. at the home OF Mr.. Henry T. Nc
Cammock, 913 East Eleventh street.
Miss Jeanette Judson and Mr.. Frank
Leslie Van VIE, of New York, were the
honor guests at a theater party at Eng
lish's Thursday evening. given by Mrs.
James Nelson Hamilton.
At her last regular reception yesterday
afternoon Mrs. David Ross was assisted
by Mr.. B. F. Goodhart, Mrs. H. ID. Tute-
wiler and Miss GoOdhart. DIR. and Mrs.
Ross received in the evening.
Miss Edith Williams, daughter Of Mrs.
Nathan Gallup Williams, of Detroit, for
merly of this city. is to be married on
Dec. 3. Mrs. Williams is a daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. v. c.. Hanna.
st. Patrick's Social Club will be enter
tained by Mrs. I. A. Greene and Mrs. M. j.
Maroney on Wednesday, Dec. 4. afternoon
and evening, in st. Joseph's Industrial
School Hall. corner of Alabama and Nc
Carly streets.
Mrs. W. c. De PAW and Miss Florence
De Paw gave a luncheon yesterday for
their guest, Mrs. Matson Hill. of Chicago,
entertaining Mrs. Charles Z. KregeIo. Mrs.
V. T. MalOtt, Mrs. Charles n. Williams,
Mrs. Cortland Van Camp and Miss Doll,
Of Lafayette.
Mr.. Charles f. Pickett. of Waterloo. Ia.
who is to speak before the Elks' Lodge on
Sunday, is expected in the city to-day.
While here he will be the guest of honor
at several functions, including a dinner
given at the Columbia Club and a theater
party.
A very pleasant surprise was given Mrs.
J. a. Dynes, at her residence, 1926 Olive
street, on last Wednesday evening, by a
number of friends from the Sunday school
and Ladies' Aid Society of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church. 1t was her ~fOrty-siXth
birthday.
Miss Stella Adams was hostess for a
luncheon at the Columbia Club yesterday
for Miss Jeanette Judson. the guests be-
ing Mrs. III. c. Adams, jr., Miss Van Camp,
Mrs. Samuel G.. a Camp, Miss Katharine
Ayres. Miss Elizabeth Ketcham. Miss
Mary Duncan Wilson, Miss Ella Vonnegut
and Miss Kate Smith.
The Americas Club had it's opening BAN
quet and ball last evening at the club
house, with a large attendance. Many
handsome gowns were worn by the women.
Among the guests were Miss Stern, of
Washington; Miss Newman, of Milwaukee,;
Miss Mannkeimer and Mrs. Gunzberger. of
CnlCdEO. MISS odlZeUSICln, OF SDTl0Rnel0.
Miss Della Kraus and Miss Rita Hereff, of
Peru.
Mrs. F. c. SmOck was hostess for a
hearts party yesterday afternoon in honor
of her sister. Miss Martha Allen. who is to
be married to Mr.. Max Shireman, of Mar
tinsville, on Dec. II. The decorations were
yellow, while and red chrysanthemums.
Montani brothers furnished the music for
Edinburg. Ind. gave several readings.
The assisting ladies were Miss Brillman,
Miss Lura Harold, Miss Esther Weikert
and Miss Kate finder. The prize winners
Miss Lottie Dillman. Miss Elsie Allen and
Mrs. C. f. Galloway. Mrs. Smock enter
tanned her euchre club last evening.
Miss Rose Vinnedge gave a progressive
cinch party last evening at her North Me-
ridian-street home for twenty members of
the Minuet Club in honor of Mr.. Collins
b. Rogers. of New York city. She was
assisted by Miss Blanche Greenen and Miss
Ruth Phares. Vocal selections were given
by Mr.. Frank Daniels, Mr.. Jack Hatha-
way and Mr.. b. ]. Guedelhoefer. The
guests were Dr; ]. A Conkey. Mr.: Harvey
L. Jones. Mr.. Harry II. Haffner. Judge w.
&. DAILY. Mr.. Perry c. Smith. Mr.. Robert
Craig, Mr.. George w. Leck, Mr.. James NJ
Madison. Mr.. Edwin c. Tut. Mr.. Joseph
Yonnker, Mr.. S. +. Hinshaw. Mr.. Frank
Phares. Mr.. William T. Law and Mr.. Pres
ton II. Highley-
IN CAPTAIN HOBSON'S HONOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Coleman gave a
dance last evening in honor of their house
party. Capt. Richmond p. HobSon, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 1. Miller of St. Louis, Mrs. Barber
and Miss Drum. The pink and white
chrysanthemums ard American Beauty
roses in the DarlOrs were most effective
with their background of delicate
green tinted walls. while in the library
the decorations were of red and white
ysanthemum on the mantel i'm the
music room rested a centerpiece Of Amer
lean Beauty roses. the same flower being
i'm vaseS here and there. Ferns and white
dining room. and on the table stood a large
Grecian basket of green filled with white
chrysanthemums. garlands of these inter-
twined with smilax extending 10 the floor.
harmOnizing with the dainty white ribbon
bows on the three handles of the basket.
The doors and l~rchways of the ballroom
were draDed with the American flag. while
the incandescent lights were shaded with
red. white and blue. producing a most bril-
liant effect. Captain Hobson viii be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman while he
is in the city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind. Nov. 29.-Robert T. Win
tiers, a local newspaper man. and Miss
Katherine May Hickman. OF Mount sum-
nit, were secretly married Wednesday
night. While Miss Hickman was spending
an hour In Muncie, en- route home. the
couple were married by the Rev. +. s
Guthrie. The wedding was kept a secret
until to-day.
Greenwood
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