The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-25

will leave early next month to spend some
time in California.
Mrs. Harriet A. Bingham has issued in
vtations for luncheon thursday IN nonor
OF Mrs. Holden. of Camden, n. j.
Mrs. Henry Lane Wallace received in
formally yesterday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. w. II. Andrews, OF chicago.
Mrs John H. Holiday will give a small
company Saturday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Albert Fletcher, OF Scranton, Pa
Mrs William t. woodward and little son
will arrive Sunday to visit Mrs. Wood
wards mother, Mrs. j. ]. Bingham. at the
ST Clair flats.
Mrs. J. A. Sutcliffe will issue cards to-
day for a tea Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
&c. in honor of her guest, Mrs. Lawrence
CIump, of Chicago.
The Misses walpole received informally
Yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Willoughby
WaIIing, of Chicago, who is with Captain
and Mrs. English.
Mrs. Frank w. Wood and Miss Hettie
Adams have issued invitations for a tea in
honor of Miss Wood of Piqua, o., Thurs
day afternoon, Jan 81.
Mrs. Alexander Taggart and Miss Tag
cart entertained at luncheon yesterday in
honor of Miss White, Miss Gardner and
Miss jerks. guests of Miss Amy Kothe.
Miss Thomas and Miss Black, of Spring.
Anna and Louise Spann. have returned to
Springfield, called by the sudden death of
Miss Thomas's father
Mrs Marvin Rice Maxwell will receive
Informally this afternoon for her guests,
Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Blackford, of
West Virginia. The hours are from to 6
O'Clock. There are no invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Krauss, Mr. and
Mrs. J. ID. Leighty, Mr. Frank Hirschman
and Mr.. Carl Hirschman and Mr.. William
A. Saltan, of Indianapolis. are registered
at the Tampa Bay Hotel, Florida.
Tho ,r,arnherc nf tho Woodruff Dtooa C1,,h
enjoyed an informal dance last night at
the clubhouse, the hostesses being Mrs.
Russell NJ. Seeds, Mrs. Charles Robinson,
Mrs. II. s. Hacker, Mrs. Goheen and Miss
Knubbe.
Mrs. Charles A. Hamlin, assisted by Mrs.
Fred r. Hamiin and Mrs. George Faber,
received at her home, 1924 Kenwood av-.
enue, yesterday, from 2 TO p. m, in honor
ter, Mrs. j. VIII Welch.
Mrs. Mabel LOOMS Todd will talk on
Carthage" before the Girls Classical
School this morning at HIS. The audience
their mothers and the members of the
alumnae. Mrs. Todd will leave at noon for
bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Sutcliffe gave a din
ner at the Columbia Club last night in
honor of their visitors, Mrs. Lawrence
Crump. of Chicago. and Mr.. Charles Fin
ney, of New York. The handsomely-ap-
pointed table was placed in a private din
Mrs. Walter c. Marmon gave a hearts
party yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Paxton. of Princeton, who is the guest of
Miss Caroline Marmon. Mrs. Marmon was
assisted by Mrs. Frederick e. Matson, Mrs.
Charles s. Wiltsie and Miss Marmon. The
rooms were prettily adorned with daffo-
oils. yellow daisies and carnations. Heart
shaped prizes were given to the successful
contestants.
Miss Stella Walcott gave a small tea
40 thn nAx,s
ir honor of Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Black
ford, guests of Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell,
and Miss Higbee, who is Miss Virginia
by her mother, Mrs Walcott, Mrs. Benja-
min Walcott, Mrs. William Garrard Comfy,
Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell, Mrs. Clifton
Comfy. Miss Keep and Mrs. Hatch. The
daintily appointed tea table was adorned
with roses and carnations.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart entertained the
women Of st. Paul's Church yesterday aft
ernoon informally. Mrs. Taggart was as
sisted by Mrs. w. ]. Holiday, Mrs. S.
Elliott Perkins, Mrs A B. Conduit. Mrs
NJ. b. Hawley, Mrs. Frank l.. Bingham,
Mrs. Robert T. Oliver, Mrs. George f.
Hume, Mrs. w. A. Vail. Mrs. John Gibney,
Miss Lucy Taggart. the Misses VAIL the
Misses Hardy, Miss Josephine Morss, Miss
Lucy Palmer and Miss Mary Sullivan. The
rooms were adorned in the church color,
red-carnations and poinsettias being used
Mrs. Oliver t. Byram was the hostess for
of Mrs. Winfield Taylor Durbin and her
visitor. Mrs. McFadden, of Savannah. Ga.
and Miss Daisy Clark. Mrs. Byram was
assisted in the Inequalities by Mrs. N s.
Byram. Mrs. Valentine Shuler, Mrs Will
liam N. Gates, Mrs. Guy Hawkins, Mrs.
n. s. briggs. Mrs. Henry G. Byram, Miss
Florence Coffin, Miss Pearl Haines, Miss
Mary Reaume, Miss Mera Tousey and Miss
Anna Mckenzie Among the callers were
Mrs. Holden of Camden, n. j., with Mrs.
Wood Miss Pape, of Cincinnati with Mrs
Robert Churchman. and Miss Tompkins of
New York, with Miss Malott. The various
rooms were prettily decorated with red
roses and carnations and the lights through
the house were shaded with red shades.
ATION-PRITCHARD.
DUBLIN. Ind, Jan. 24--Miss Bertha
Pritchard, of Cambridge City, and H. r.
Nation. of New Lisbon, We're quietly mar
ried this evening at the home of the groom.
The bride Is the daughter of Justice
Pritchard. of Cambridge City, and the
groom is young business man of New
Lisbon, where they will live.