The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Ethel Spring. of Olney, Ill. is visit
ing Miss Clara Hawkins. In the Surrey.
Mrs May Wright Sewall will leave this
month for a six weeks visit in California
Mrs j. A. Sutcliffe who has been in the
country near Connersville for week, Is
home again.
Mrs. Helen A. Eaton. for three years
resident of San Diego. Cal. is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Elias Jacoby.
Mrs Fannie Wood Morrison and Mrs;
William Henry Coleman have returned
from visit TO friends In Louisville
Mrs. Andrew Graydon and Miss Alice
Graydon have moved and are Al nome 10
their friends, at 800 East Nineteenth street.
Dr and Mrs. Il. NJ. Gundelfinger and son
Alan left Yesterday for Chicago TO visit
DR. and Mrs. Bak. DIR. Gundelhnger will
return next week
The Needle Society OF the First Presby-
terrain Church will meet this afternoon at
2:3O o'clock with Mrs. w. II. Hart. 40 East
drive. Woodruff Place.
Miss Douglas. Miss Eddy and Miss Peck
ham, who were attendants at the Adams
Dalton wedding, will be with Miss Esther
Haughey until the middle of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Lilly will hold a recep-
ton Friday evening at their home, 1925
North Meridian street, for the students OF
the Shortridge High School, the Manual
Training High School and the Indianapolis
Academy.
Miss Mabel Sullivan gave a small in
formal company last night in honor of
of Miss Mabel Talbot. Tomorrow even
ing Miss Ruth Carey will entertain a small
party for Miss Cook.
The Narcissus Club and a few invited
friends went to Bloomingdale Glens Sunday
in special the guests of Mrs. w.
III. Bodgett, 2907 Capitol avenue The guest
of honor was Mrs. NJ. NJ. Canaday, of New
Castle. Mrs. Blodgett's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Miller, OF Terre
Haute. and Mrs. John Middleton and son
ha of O-mO
row TO be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Henry Coleman and attend the Service
Club play at the Propylaeum In the even
ing.
Mrs. f. B. Martindale and Miss Martin
dale gave an informal porch party yes
terday morning. entertaining for Miss Van
Camp. who will sail Saturday for a
European trip. Mrs. Martindale and Miss
Martindale were assisted by Mrs. Hervey
Bates, jr., and Mrs. Charles Martindale.
The large veranda was attractive with
rugs. coy seats and large punches of
paeonies.
A breakfast was given Sunday at the CO.
lumbia Club by Mr. Joseph Dickson. ir.,
and Mr. II. III. Langenberg, of st. Louis, in
honor of the Adams Dalton bridal party,
including Miss Louisa Fletcher, Miss Es-
Their Haughey Miss Adams, of Chicago;
Miss Edy of Bay City, Mich; Miss Doug
las OF Albany N Y; Miss Linda Peckha m.
of Utica N Y; Mr. John Franklin McGlen-
sey, of Chicago: Miss Natalie Dalton, Mr..
Havemeyer. Mr.. John II. Harmon. of Chi
Clarence Griffin. Following the breakfast
there was a break ride for the party to the
Country Club, given by Mr.. John Russell
Adams of Chicago.
Mrs May Wright Sewall gave her annual
luncheon to the senior class of the Girls
Classical School yesterday. The prettily
appointed table was adorned with Marechal
Mel roses and yellow pansies and
tily bound book at each place. The
guests included Miss Bertha Augusta
Balls, Miss Blanche Louise Barbour,
Miss Julia Anne Kern. Miss Beatrice
Klass Miss Isabel Haas. Miss Beryl Maude
Showers. Miss Emma Stanhope Riberye.
Miss Belle Layman, Miss Margaret Mande-
willie Ship. Miss Edith Wilson Miss Iris
Wynn. Miss Florence COthrell. Miss Hen
rietta Frenzel and Miss Mary Louise San
ders. The senior hop will be given al the
Propylaeum this evening, and tomorrow
class day will be observed, with the COM
mencement exercises in the evening.
FOR MRS. SCOTS VISITORS.
Mr. and Mrs. George Philip Meier gave a
delightful evening company last night en-
| tertaining in honor of Mrs. Ida Gray Scott
and her house party-Mrs. S. N. Hamilton
| OF Connersville; Mrs. John Newell, CT Co.
lumbus; Miss Helen Smith. Miss Nellie
Kinert. Miss Ida Scott and Mr. Harry
| Paris, of Muncie. Mr.. and Mrs. Meier were
| assited during the evening by Mrs Fred
| erick l.. Matson, Mrs. Max Leckner Mrs
| Frank Flanner, Mrs. Harriet w. Powell
| Mrs c. ID. Lasher and Mrs. j. Richard
| Francis. During the evening there a
clever programme, presented by Mrs. Scott
| Mrs. Charles NJ. Robertson, Miss Scott
| Mrs. Jewell. Miss Smith and Mr.. Harry
| Paris, who sang; Mr.. Frank l.. Reed, OF
Charlottesville. who played several of his
own compositions, and Mrs. Flanner, who
gave several representations and read a
| few of her own poems and selections from
Booth Tarkington's book, Monsieur Bau-
caire." Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. III. A. Boomer, of Lafayette, and Mrs
Anna Meier OF Marshall. Mich.