The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-25

The Kappa Alpha Theta will picnic at
Broad Ripple Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Larz Whitcomb left last night to at
tend house party at Brookston, Ind.
Miss Emminger. OF Columbus. o., will ar
rive to-day 10 visit Mrs Louis A. kinsey.
Mrs. Whitcomb and family will leave next
week for their summer home in Clinton.
Ind
Mrs. Kenyon and Miss Jane Kenyon will
leave to-day for New York 10 reside per-
manently.
Mrs. Robson Mcclellan Case and children
will leave soon 10 spend the summer in
Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs A NJ Sweeney ard family
have gone TO Colorado 10 spend the summer
in the Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cornell Carey have
gone TO their summer home at Harbor
Point. Mich.
The sorosis Club will meet this after
noon with Mrs Augustus Bruner, 80 North
New Jersey street.
Miss Maude Elliott will leave next week
for Schroon lake in the Adirondacks 10
spend the summer
Mrs Henry w Bennett and children will
leave next week 10 spend the summer at
Harbor Point, Mich
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Steel will spend part
of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Gates
at Lake Maxincuckee.
Mrs William e. Shackleton. of Cleve-
land, O., Is visiting Mrs W. II. Shackleton
Miss Anna Laird, OF ST. Mary's. o., will
arrive the latter part of the week TO visit
her aunt. Mrs ]. RI. loves.
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny and children will
leave to-day 10 spend the summer with
relatives in independence, Ia.
Mrs Francis Gray. of Piqua, o.. will ar
rive to-day TO visit her niece, Mrs. G. w.
jenkins. on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newcomer. Of Cincinnati,
have taken a house on North Pennsylvania
CT nd will
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Bacon returned yes
terday from a very pleasant visit of two
weeks at Denver. Manitou. Glenwood
Springs and Salt Lake City.
Miss Margaret Cook entertained a few
friends with a porch party yesterday morn
ing for Miss Peake. of Kansas City, and
Miss Simington, Of Lebanon, o., guests
of Miss Edna Stevenson.
Mrs w. A. Ketcham will entertain a few
friends Thursday afternoon for Miss Susan
Ketcham. of New York. and next Tues
day Mrs. Robert Cathcart will give an in
formal company for her.
Miss Edith Griffith gave an informal
company last night entertaining in honor
Of her house guests, Mr.. Myron Gray and
Mr.. Erie Meeks, of Muncie, and Miss
Stevenson's guests, Miss Peake and Miss
Slmington.
Woodruff Place will present brilliant ap-
pearance this evening when the much
talked-of feast of lanterns will be given for
the benefit of the Free Kindergarten by
preparations have been completed and the
beautiful park will be open for the public
at $50 o'clock and the list of attractions
secured will be a surprise to many.
Miss Pearl Howard entertained at euchre
yesterday afternoon at her home Fetch
avenue in honor of Miss Florence Wack-
er, who will be married this week. The
rooms were prettily adorned with sweet
peas and June flowers. Miss Howard was
assisted by Mrs. Robert A. Miller and Miss
Cochrane In entertaining: Among the
Ties T,tll Of
ham, Ill; Miss Selby, of New York. and
Mrs. Charles Moore. OF Nation, III.
Miss Nema Whitcomb gave a break ride
and supper at Allisonville. last night en-
PERTAINING in honor OF her guest. Miss Hun
ter, OF Terre Haute, and the Misses Crane,
Of New York. guests of Mrs. John S. Tark-
ington; The other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Newcomer of Cincinnati, Mr.. Drum of
Terre Haute. Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Butler
Jameson, Miss Myla Coourn, Miss Hannah
Erwin. the Misses Katharine and Edith
Wallick, Mr.. Nathan Morris, Mr.. Booth
Harrington. Mr.. Jack Thompson Mr.. Free
man Hibben and DR.. Fred Charlton.
Mrs. J.. c. Ingram gave a buffet supper
last night IN honor of her daughter. Miss
Ingram, and Mr.. Judson, who will be mar
ried this week. and their bridal party in
Guiding Miss MARY Mary Kahlo; Miss Bessie Lees
Minneapolis; Miss Helen Swain. Miss
Beatrice Byers. Miss Lena Brash. Miss
Grace Gook,n: Miss Laurel Thayer and
Ednah Bromley Adams, Of Toledo o.. and
Miss Ethlyn Colby, of Birmingham; Mr.
III. c. Harley, of Defiance O.: Mr. Fred
erck Judson, Mr.. Horace G. Ingram, Mr.
Carl Z. Ingram, Mr.. 5. Elliott Perkins jr
Mr.. Harry Wilson, Mr.. Orrison Hayes Mr.
George f. Ferguson, Mr.. William Sproue
Mr.. William Karsale and Master Dwight
III. Ingram. Among the other guests were
Mrs. and Miss Harley, of Defiance, o.; Miss
Horne. of Cleveland: Mrs. Z. L. Adams, of
Toledo, and a number of relatives of both
families. The rooms were prettiy adorned
with a profusion OF sweet peas and mar
gueriteS.
HARMENING-LAYT
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Layton.
1903 Shelby street, was the scene of a
pretty wedding yesterday, when their
daughter, Miss Cora Belle Layton, and Mr.
Christian +. Harmening were married the
Rev. Mr.. Henry Of the Emanuel Church
rronouncing the ceremony. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Anna Layton
who wore a dainty dress of white organdie
The brides gown was white Persian lawn
trimmed with lace and ribbon and she car
RED Bride roses. For the luncheon following
the ceremony the tables were adorned with
Pink sweet peas. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, OF Greenwood; Mrs
Risk and Miss Risk, of Greensburg: Miss
Jennie Vawter, of Madison Mr. and Mrs
Harmening will reside at 712 Buchanan
street.