The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-14

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Barnard returned
yesterday from trip 10 the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Mary Lewis HOvey is seriously i'll
with pneumonia at her home on Twenty
third street.
Mrs. w. J. Richards and Mr. Hugh Rich
ards have returned from visit in Chicago
and Lafayette.
Miss Buntin has come from Terre Haute,
and will be with Mrs. Harry Newcomer
during the winter.
Mrs. Charles Albert Dryer and son
Donald, are visiting Mrs. John S. Lazarus,
at Bay View, Mich
The Kappa Alpha Theta Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Samuel Ashoy'
1920 North Alabama street.
Mrs o. NJ. Parish. of Chicago, has come
to attend her mother, Mrs. w. j. Gloss
brenner, who is seriously Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. H. d. Ridgely and family.
with Mrs. Stockton, of Harrodsburg Ky,
returned yesterday from Green Lake, WIS
Miss Olive Hicks has arrived in New
York from her four months European trip
and is expected home the last OF next
week.
Miss Belle Nathan will receive informal
~ Sunday evening in honor of her guests,
Miss Hannah Nathan and Mrs NJ. Green
burg, of Houston, Tex.
Mrs. c. NJ. Travis and children, of Pitts
burg. Pa, are here for a short visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Hawkins, of 1407 North Capitol avenue.
The Kappa Alpha Theta Society will be
entertained this afternoon by Mrs. Samuel
Ashby and Mrs. Edward Donahue at the
home of the former 1920 North Alabama
street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Wainwright have re-
moved from 1917 Talbot avenue 10 their
new home, 1852 North Delaware street, and
will be at home TO their friends after
Sept. 16.
Mrs. Lizzie Connerton OF Chicago. is
visiting Mrs. Mamie III. Ross. at No. SOB
North Capitol avenue. Mrs. Connerton is a
member of the Degree of ChiValry, L. o.
o. F., as is Mrs. Ross, and will remain
during the meeting Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge.
The Ladies' Society Of the Maennerchor
gave its inaugural euchre party al the
hall yesterday afternoon. The hostesses
We're Mrs. Theodore Weiss, Mrs, George
strong Mrs. SYPHILIS Nilius, Miss Emma
McArnue and Miss Dora Reissner.
A BUTTERFLY LUNCHEON.
The beautiful home OF Mrs. Thomas Z.
Hibben was the scene of a unique luncheon
yesterday when her daughter entertained
number of her college girl friends in
honor Of Miss Corinne Mansfield and her
guest Miss Grace Aldrich. OF Martinsville.
The guests were seated at long, narrow
mahogany banquet table which was laid
with plate doyles of Battenberg. The long
scarf which spread lengthWise was
also of Battenberg. and glass doylies OF
the We're used. The artistic center
piece stood on a huge Battenberg table
cover over pink and was formed OF a
wreath of Southern smilax and datura
nesting among which We're a profusion of
butterflies. these having been caught at
Shaker City, KY. last summer by Thomas
L. Hibben. jr.. brother OF the hostess. Ris-
ing from this wreath was a silver call
deabrum. holding red tapers. with red
shades, upon which butterflies were also
resting. AT one corner Of each name card
was fastened a butterfly painted on bolt
| ing cloth and cut out and so deftly done
that the guests were unable TO distinguis h
the real from the artificial. These We're the
work OF Miss Hibben's mother. The mint
waters and cakes were also painted with
butterflies in fruit juice colOring and the
| ices were served in butterfly mOlds Candies
in orange and black IN honor OF Mr. Pax
| Hibben, brother Of Miss Hioben who has
returned to Princeton and in silver gray
| and rose pink in honor of Mrs Hibben and
| some of the guests who were Nassar girls
were stood on either side OF the candle
! labrum. Miss Hibben received her visitors
| in her own apartments the third floor
and this was artistic treat the decora-
! tions and burnt wood work being her own
/ The guests were Misses Helen Werbe Anra
and Belle Dean, Nora Taggart Florenc,
| Dunning. Frances Brownell. Cerene Obr
Margaret Cook and Lila Ketcham
HEARTS LUNCHEON.
Miss Gertrude Goodhart was the guest of
honor at a hearts luncheon given by the
Misses Carr al their home on Ashland ave
| nue. yesterday. The guests were the ladies
marriage 10 DIR David Ross. which will
| occur Sept. "A. Pink and white heart-sha nee
| appointments prevailed. For the table cen.
| ter a heart-shaped basket filled with mink
/ and white flowers and strands OF sn'iIs .
crossed from the basket TO each cover was