The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-28

Miss Florence Jones is visiting friends IN
Shelbyville.
Mr. and Mrs w D. Cooper will leave to-
day for Martinsville.
Mrs. Pierre Gray will leave soon to visit
friends in Columbus, o.
Mrs. A. l.. Lockridge has issued invita-
tions for euchre Tuesday. March 8.
Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson has issued invita-
tions for a small musicale March Z.
Mrs Walter Stubbins Day. who has been
visiting in Shelbyville, has returned home
Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom of Anderson, is
visiting friends lin the city for a few d4ys.
Mrs. Henry Clay Allen will leave to-day
for short visit with relatives in Ander-
son.
Mrs. Greene V. Wooden will be at home
to-day informally to her friends from 3
to g.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin have gone
on Southern trip and will also visit
Cuba.
apolis now guests at the Tan 4 Bay
Hotel, Florida.
Miss Clarissay Rooms will be with Mrs.
George Phillip Meier. S37 North Delaware
street, the remainder of the week.
Miss Gertrude Fletcher has gone tn Or
| lando. Fla. accompanied by Mrs. De Pew
and Miss Hough. who go to st. Augustine.
| Mr.. M. II. Spades, who has been visiting
| his family at their winter home in st.
| Augustine, Fla, will return home next
week.
Mrs. John V. Dittemore will entertain
| Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Irving Swan
| Brown, of Worcester, Mass, who is visit
| ing Mrs. A. A Barnes.
| Mrs. T.. II. Noonan, of Cincinnati, will
arrive March to visit Mrs. Lynn E. Stone.
| Several entertainments are being planned
| for her during her visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A b. Gates will return
| from California next week, accompanied by
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il. Gates, who have
| been living in San Francisco for year.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Van Wrinkle and Miss
| Van Wrinkle and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Clemens. of Chicago. will arrive home to-
| morrow from trip to Florida and Cuba.
Miss Flora Ketcham entertained an in.
| formal company yesterday morning, fol-
| lowed by a luncheon in honor of Miss Cook
of Troy, n. Y. and Miss Dering, of Chi
cago.
The members of the Woodruff Place
| Baptist Church will open a rummago sale
| at $50 East Washington street to-day. the
proceeds to be used for the poor of the
church.
Mr. and Mrs William E. Stevenson will
go to Washington in April to visit thei
| daughter who Is at school, and from there
| accompanied by Miss Edna Stevenson, the,
will go to New York.
| ers OF the different sections of the Ladies
Social Circle of the First Baptist Church
| at an informal luncheon yesterday in he
| apartments at the Surrey.
| Mr. and Mrs. James Tobin, of Rockford
ILL.,, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
| Brown, 731 North New Jersey street. Mrs
Simon c. Smith, OF Akron, o., will also be
| their guest this afternoon.
Mr.. w. G. Bobbs gave a dinner at tn,
| University Club last night, entertaining
| in honor of Mr.. William Allen White. The
other guests included General and Mrs
BENJAMIN Harrison. Major and Mrs
Charles Shaler, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
| Lynch Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. John l.
| Griffiths.
Mrs. Lynn E. Stone will issue invitations
In few days for two card parties, one oil
the afternoon OF March in honor of Mrs
| t. II. Noonan, OF Cincinnati, Mrs. Arthur
Meeks and Mrs. Charles Bender, of Nun
Stone will entertain at cards for Mr.. anS
Mrs. Noonan, of Cincinnati.
The board of managers of the Boys
CluD is making arrangements for its an
nual rummage sale, which will begin OIL
April 3. The place has not yet been de
cided upon. but ii viii be conveniently sit
uated down town. The ladies are DESTROYS
year and ask that housekeepers during tn
spring housecleaning put aside all articles
of clothing furniture. etc. they do no
want and they will be collected by mem
bers of the Boys Club before the dat
set for the rummage sale.
WARD-WILSON.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal!
| MUNCIE, Ind Feb. 27.-One of the sea
sons most charming weddings In Munc
took place this evening at the home @
Mrs. Kate Wilson. Her daughter, Miss Ma
dine Wilson, married Mr.. c. Nj. Ward
Bishop Francis, OF the Episcopal Church
officiating in the presence of one hundre,
invited guests. The bride has been consid
cred Muncles most accomplished musician
She secured highest honors in the Chicag
| Conservatory of Music. of which she
a graduate. She is well known in Indian
| apolis. Mr.. Ward is general manager o
the Chicago & Southwestern Railroad an
came TO Muncie a year ago from Yves
music at the ceremony. The bride Wa
dressed in white chiffon with real lace
high neck and long sleeves. She CARRIE
| The house decoration were of whit
roses. A reception this evening followed
RUMMEL-FALLS.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Feb. 27.-J
| Willard Rummel and Miss Alta Falls
prominent young people of this city wer
quietly married at the home of the Rev
W. l.. Lacey last night They left for Chi
cago on the evening train
HENDRICKS-DECKA
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
. FRANKLIN. Ind. Feb. 27-Mr Claud
Hendricks, a young dry goods merchant O
this city, and Miss Gertrude Deckard war
married to-day. They left for a brie