The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Rebecca Rogers George has returned
from a visit in New York.
Miss Newcomer. of Upton. is the guest
OF Mrs. Catherine Elder.
Mrs. RittenhOuse, Of Chicago, is visiting
her mother. Mrs. George Rittenhouse.
Mrs. Mary Mckenzie and Miss Mckenzie
have taken apartments at the Victoria.
Mrs. Celia Hawley has returned from
Petoskey, where she spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Heaton and
daughter have returned from Martinsville.
Mrs. Henry A. Beck and daughter have
returned from the Maine coast, where they
spent eight weeks.
Mrs. Wiley and son, Mr.. Fred Wiley,
have returned from a trip around the world
and are at the Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Wild will remove
from their home on College to the corner Of
Meridian and Seventeenth streets.
The ladies of Roberts Park Church gave
a supper and social In the Sunday-schOOl
rooms of the church last evening.
Mr.. J. E Pierce returned a few days ago
from Colorado. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce will
leave to-day for a visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Allen, who have for
several years been living I'm ST. Louis. have
returned TO indianapolis for residence.
Miss Josephine Smith left yesterday for
New York. where she will spend the win
ter studying with Mrs. Morris Black.
Miss Jennie Arnold. after several weeks
visit with her brother, Mr.. George Arnold,
49, $500 " ACA UNIV "a
Capt. and Mrs. James b. Curtis. after
spending a few days at the English, Will
leave for their home in New York to-day.
The Womanis Research Club will meet
at the residence OF Mrs. John NJ. Dalrym-
pie. No. Ills Park avenue. Monday after
noon, at 2.30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Marcy announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Maude
Bertha. and MIR. Elmer Locke. The we'd
ding Will take place on Oct. 10 at the family
residence, 2ES South East street.
a party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
w Wood Mrs. I. y. Wagner, Mrs. Harry
Hettie Adams, with a number of other
indianapolis people. will go To Spencer on
Wednesday to attend the Smith-Fowler
wedding. Miss Fowler has many friends
in Indianapolis. having often visited here.
The October card party of the Ladies'
Club OF the German House will be given
this after1oon by Mrs. Daniel F.. Fleener
and Mrs. George A Gay. They will be as
sisted by Mrs. {. G. Perry, Mrs. w. h.
Chandler. Mrs; J. W. Schmidt. Mrs. vii.
ward Hawkins and Mrs. G.. c. Pierce. ir.
Euchre and lotto will be played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Hines went TO New
York this week TO be with their daughter.
Miss Marie Hines. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ y
Stevenson and Miss Edna Stevenson will
leave Monday TO join them, and Miss Hines
and Miss Stevenson will sail Thursday ON
the Augusta Victoria, of the HAMBURG
American lire. for Europe. to bee gone a
year. Miss Cromife will chaperon them.
The WOman's Club celebrated its annual
presidents day with a banquet at the Pro
pylaeum yesterday afternoon. The east
parlOrs were decorated for the Occasion
and the banquet was spread in that room
Mrs. JOhn II. Holiday, the retiring presi-
dent, acting as tOastmistress IAN Epi-
sode." Mrs. Cleland. the new president:
''Our Story Writers Miss Caroline Har-
risOn HOwtands Our Poets" Mrs. William
A. Ketcham: 'Our Submerged Tenths
Miss Julia Harrison Moore: THE Novice. -
Miss Theresa Pierce.
Mrs. Charles Kregelo gave a company
yesterday afternoon for her guest. Mrs. s
n. Fletcher. OF Chicago. IL was one of a
series Of entertainments that Mrs. KregeIo
viii give. The assisting ladies were Mrs
n. $. Byram. Mrs. Perle Il. Raymond Mrs
John Reaume. Mrs. Harriet a. Bingham.
Mrs. Earle Ogle. Mrs Paul Martin. Mrs
KregelO's daughter. Mrs. Carleton McCuI-
lOch. Mrs Olive Stewart. Mrs. Charles w
Walker. Mrs. 4. A. Barnes. Mrs. ClaypooL.
Miss Bessie Webb and Miss Mary Reaume
The house was beautifully decorated with
carnations IN the dining room. autumn
flowers In The library and pink roses I'm the
parlOr.
THOMPSON-UPSON.
Special 70 tie indianapolis Journal.
ELKHA<T. Ind. oct. 4-Otis j. Thomp-
son. a well-known young business man of
Decatur. Mich. as well as a large holder