The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-19
Personal and Social Notes.

Miss Mary Sayles is visiting in St. Louis.
Miss Lena Brash has returned from a
Southern trip.
Miss Neat, of New Albany, is visiting
Miss Nellie Mcintosh.
Miss Rema Smith. of Rushville, is the
guest of Miss Mary Hicks.
Mr.. Albert kinsey has returned from
Princeton 10 spend his vacation,
Miss Virginia Claybaugh will spend the
holidays at her home in Frankfort.
Miss Josephine Cox will go tomorrow to
Huntington 20 remain until the first week
In January.
DIR. and Mrs. Joshua stansdeld observed
their regular afternoon and evening at
home yesterday.
Miss Louise Amthauer. of Cincinnati.
Will be the guest OF Miss Leila Thomas
during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Spades and family
have gone to Florida To spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
DIR. and Mrs. &. c. Everts. of the Del
ano, will leave next Tuesday for Cincin-
natl to spend the holidays.
Mrs. I. y. Richie will give a coffee, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richie will entertain an even
Ing company early In January.
Mrs. James cOnzette: Of Dsadwood. $.
Rollins, OF 500 North Alabama street.
Miss Bellows. OF Syracuse, ". Y. who
is to be bridesmaid at Miss Helen Spencer's
wedding. has arrived. and is the guest
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Miss Kate Keyes, OF Kentucky, is the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Ferdinand Winter.
Mrs. Winter will be hostess for one OF the
several dinners given in honor OF the Yale
Glee Club on Dec. "a.
Christmas will be celebrated in the va
rious free kindergartens of the city to-
morrow. On this occasion. TO which the
children look forward with happy antici-
patton, there are special games and music,
and each child receives fruit. flowers and
a gift-the girls dolls and the boys tops.
Mrs. Isaac Kinsey, OF Milton, has an
nounced the engagement OF her daughter,
Scott. OF Springfield, III. The marriage
will take place early I'm January. Miss Grif-
nth is prominent in club and society cir
cles- Mr.. Scott is a prominent young bust
ness man OF Springfield.
The wedding OF Miss MYRTLE Heath. of
Chicago. and Mr. Don Price hawkins. son
or MIR. and Mrs. Edward Hawkins. Is to
take place at St. Paurs Church. KenwOod
Thursday evening. Jan. :. The decorations
are 10 De Harvard colors. and the grooms-
men, Howard men. The lat home card
Is SO East Fifteenth street. Indianapolis.
after Feb. -.
Tomorrow the art rooms OF the High
School viii be open TO the public TO view
the Christmas work OF the class which
consists OF articles Of burnt leather and a
variety OF gifts made OF burnt wood. con-
sisting or picture frames, trays, mirror
frames and boxes. some OF which are
stained and polished after being burned.
Ihere are also interesting pieces Of fooled
leather and woven baskets.
MRS. RICHES LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Isaac Newton Richie was hostess
for a delightful buffet luncheon yesterday
In honor OF Mrs. w. c. De Pauw and Miss
De Paw. The decorations throughout
were Of Christmas colors. the arches In
the broad hall being festooned with south
ern smilax interpreted with holly. In
the lining room there was "A center piece
OF Terms and poinsettia. There were fifty
guests. including Mrs. Hardwick. with Mrs.
Cerritt A Archibald; Miss Neat. OF New
Albany; Miss Rema Smith, of Rushyille;
MISS Bellows, OF Syracuse. n. Y, and