The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-20

drens hospital for special training as
nj rses.
Mrs. B. NJ. McDade will leave Tuesday
Tor Hot Springs, Ark, to be absent a
month.
| Mrs. Carrie A. Spence. of Edgwood Chi
eago, Is the guest Of Mrs. Harriet Perry
Wheeler.
Mrs. B. L. Nicholas. who has been In
New York several weeks. will return home
| this week.
Mrs ID. T. Bacon returned yesterday
from months visit with relatives in Ohio
I and the East
| Miss Mary Van Wrinkle will leave in about
| week to visit Mrs. Robert Rice, in CO.
| lumbia, s. G..
| Miss nellie Thornton will leave Tuesday
| for New York. where she will visit Mrs
| James Tracey.
| The Minuet Club has issued invitations
| for JAM IS. the date set for the third of its
series of dances.
Mrs. c. L. Eberhart and Miss Florence
Mcconnell are visiting their cousin, Mrs
| Green V. Wooden.
Miss Bessie Black and Miss Thomas, Of
| Springfield. o., will be guests of the Misses
Spann this week.
The marriage of Mr.. William Haughey
| and Miss Irene Louise Test, of Council
Bluffs, Ia, will occur Feb. 6.
Mrs. Leonidas r. Mauzy will observe
| home, 25l3 East Tenth street.
Mrs. Robert B. Wallace, jr., and children,
and Mrs. T.. III. Address, jr., of Lafayette
are visiting with Mrs. Andrew Mcintosh.
The Chapel Club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. E. c.
I, Granting, 1914 North Pennsylvania street.
The Sixth Christian Church will give a
| social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
L. Parsons. 719 Huron street, Wednesday
| evening.
| Mrs. Osborne and Miss Lois Osborne. of
| Marion. who are with Senator Osborne at
| the Denison Hotel, will return home to-
| morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Sipe, of Buffalo N
| Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam F. Sipe. of
Pittsburg. Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j g. Sipe.
Mr.. and Mrs H. d. Haring have recent
| ~ returned to this city from Chicago to
reside and have taken apartments in the
| Martens flats.
/ Mrs. ]. P. Fisher. 1884 Broadway will en-
| terrain the Orion Embroidery Circle Tues
| day afternoon in honor of Mrs. r. L. Hines,
/ of Denver, Col
| Mrs. r. l.. Hines, of Denver Col, who
| has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. A.
| kurtze, 1917 Broadway. will return home
/ Wednesday next.
George III. Thomas Corps, No. 20. will hold
| social at the home OF the president, Mrs.
louise b. Twiname, 1880 Barth avenue,
| Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tingle, 2114 Park avenue,
/ will entertain the Woman's Auxiliary of
the Railway Postal Clerks tomorrow
| evening at o'clock.
| Mrs. William s. Budd is visiting her
| daughter. Mrs. Ernest Albeit, and will
| be at home with Mrs. Albeit tomorrow
! afternoon at IL Kensington court.
l Mrs. Samuel Gilbert Van Camp will OBJ
| serve her first reception day Tuesday at
| her home, 1872 North Pennsylvania street
| In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Van Camp
| will be at home.
| The committee for the Woodruff Place
/ Club dance on Thursday includes Mrs
/ Russell NJ. Seeds, Mrs. G.. ID. Robinson,
| Mrs. T. 5. Hacker, Mrs. w. NJ III. Hart
and Mrs. Goheen.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
| tanned by Mrs. Webb, 1906 West Washington
street. on Friday, JAN %. assisted by Mrs.
| Matilda Booz, Mrs. Albree Jackson and
| Mrs. Clyde Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Haring. of Chi
cago, have come here reside and will
| be at home after Feb at the Martens,
| corner of Meridian and Michigan streets.
| Mrs. Haring formerly Miss Mary
| Fry.
Misses Ida and Regina Guenther. of
Owensboro, KY, are the guests of Misses
/ Benaldine and Ida Virginia Smith, of Nor
| ton Place, route to San Antonio, Tex
| They will leave for the South tomorrow
| afternoon.
The annual masque ball of the Maenner-
| Choir Society will be given Feb. Is, instead
| of Shrove Tuesday, as in former years
| Every member is requested to attend in
costume. Persons over fifty will wear the
| carnival cap.
| The young people of ST. Paurs Church
| will give social and concert at the parish
| house Tuesday evening. 1t will be an old
| fashioned social and women are expected to
| wear calico gowns and men TO also dress
appropriately. otherwise there will be a
| fine of from one to five cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Thornton, who have
| been with Mrs. Thornton's parents Rev.
and Mrs. c. b. III. Martin, in Danville, KY.
| several months, returned to Indianapolis
| last night and are with Mr.. and Mrs Henry
| c. Thornton, on North Delaware street,
until they can secure a residence.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Shelley for the marriage of
their daughter Aida and Robert Russell
| Hagan, to take place Wednesday evening,
| Feb. 6, at the family residence, "a East
| Pratt street. The at-home announcement
| is for after March l at the Wellington.
The engagement is announced of Charles
Henry, son of Mr.. William Henry, of this
city. and Miss Lena Rivers Mcdonald, of
| Newport. Ark. The wedding will occur
Feb. at Newport. Miss Gertrude Henry,
sister of Mr.. Henry. has gone to New
port to remain until after the wedding
Mr.. Samuel Pattison gave theater party
to English's Thursday evening in honor
| of Miss Royse and Miss Wheeler. of Terre
| Haute, guests of Miss Havens The guests
included Miss Ravens and her visitors.
Miss Louisa Fletcher, Miss Ethel Failey
and Mr.. Jack Thompson, Mr.. Albert Smith,
Mr.. Fred WATSON, Mr.. Parker Geddes and
Mr.. William Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vonneglt enter
tanned at dinner last night in honor of Miss
White Of West Virginia, Miss Gardner Of
Wilkesbarre, Pa, and Miss jerks of Nara
gansett Bay, the guests of Miss Kothe. The
other guests were Miss Alma Bachmdn.
Mr.. Leo Rappaport Mr.. Herman Lieber,
Mr.. Walter Kipp, Mr.. Otto Kipp, Mr.. Frank
Kellar and Mr.. Anton Vonnegut.
The Congenial Club gave bowling party
Wednesday evening. The membership was
divided into two teams, captained by Mr..
John f. Stone and Mr.. Frank Meredith.
Two games were bowled, each winning
one. High scores were made by +. l..
Roberts. G. +. Kirby. Edmond o. Schffiing,
Miss Bertha Pease. Mrs. W. NJ Tarlton
and Miss Alma Keen. A luncheon was
served after the bowling.
Mrs. Horace Wood entertained thirty-sjx
guests AT luncheon yesterday in honor of
| her visitor, Mrs. Holden. of Camden ~. j.
The guests were seated at two long 'ables.
the hostess and her guest of honor chang
ing places between the courses Mrs. IVoci
| was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Will
liam Husbands End Mrs. Frank q. Wood.
| The tables were adorned with pink roses
| and the lights were hooded in rose shades.
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