The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-25
Personal and Social Notes.

Personal and Social Notes.
Miss Lucy Hanlon. of Seymour. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Ella H. Gallup arrived yesterday to
visit Mrs. A. A. Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Turner are visit
ing friends in Terre Haute.
Mrs A. ]. Meyers has returned from a
two weeks stay at Martinsville.
Miss Rogers, of Cincinnati, is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Ragan and son
visiting relatives at Neoga and Mat
toon. Ill.
The Misses Myla and Bernce Smith and
Miss Elsie Daily returned yesterday from
Columbus.
Mrs John Judah is in the city, the guest
of Mrs. Henry Wallace on North Pennsyl-
vania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Milliken will give a
small dinner Wednesday evening at the
Country Club.
Miss vinton Cakes was the hostess for a
dance Friday evening at her home on
LOckerbie street
Major and Mrs. Charles Shaler will enter
tain at dinner Thursday evening at their
home at the arsenal.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. sipe have engaged
passage to Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse, sailing July 10.
Mrs Henry j. Brandon will leave to-mor-
row for Chicago TO visit Miss Sarah H
Peckham at her nome in Geneva, Ill.
The women of the Meridian-street Church
will give a strawberry festival on next
Tuesday evening in the church parlors.
The men whose wives belong to the Fri
day Afternoon Card Club, gave a dance in
their honor last night at the Canoe Club.
Invitations were issued yesterday to the
graduating exercises of the students of the
IndianaBoston School of Expression and
Miss Lille Reese is the guest of Mrs
Arthur Mccain in Charlottesville. Friday
Mrs, Mccain entertained with a high tea in
her honor.
Miss Mabel Bartol. formerly Of this city
now of Terre Haute, will be the guest of
Mrs. n. r. Ruckle. 2Ol1 North Illinois street,
for week or two.
Miss Lolita Short entertained twelve little
girls, members of her Sunday school class,
at her home, No. 101S Bellefontaine street,
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ernerdrink, of York, Pa, is the
guest of Miss Pearson, of North Meridian
street. A number of parties will be given
in honor of Miss Ernerdrink.
Mrs. Eleanor r. Lane has returned from
an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Mason, in Mapleville, COL and her
son, Frank Lane, in Phoenix, A. T.
Miss Marie Gilbert, of Milwaukee, is the
guest of Miss Bertha Parker Friday Miss
Parker entertained a few friends in her
honor and yesterday Miss Leila Thomas
gave an informal porch party for her.
Mrs. Bertha Fahnley Test will go to Val
paratso Tuesday as alternate for Mrs.
Charles Walker, president of the Indianap-
oils Literary Club, with Miss Emily
| Fletcher, a delegate from the same club.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Jameson, who have
| been spending the winter months travelling
in Mexico, will return home tomorrow.
They spent a few days en- route home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Peckham in Geneva,
Mr.. and Mrs. George N Neff have been
the guests of Mrs. Neffs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Landers, for some time. Mr..
Neff has returned to Kansas City and Mrs.
Neff will remain a few weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Neff are en- route home from Cuba.
Among those who dined at the Country
Club last evening and remained for the
dance were Mr.. and Mrs George Barrett
Moxley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Catterson,
Miss Lennard of Metamora, Fred WATSON,
r. P. Geddes. Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer Lev
ering, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burford and
w W. knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper n. Bacon entertained
at dinner last night at their apartments in
| the Lexington. Their guests included
Charles NJ. Howes, president of the Invinci-
BILE Grain Cleaner Company, of Silver Creek,
N Y; w. II. Scott, of Chicago; Mr.. Farris.
| editor of the Modern Miller of Kansas City.
and Mr.. o. Ordway, of Kansas City, all of
whom have been attending the convention
here.
Dramatic Art on Wednesday evening May
2S, at o'clock at the Roberts Park Church.
The graduates are Miss Lorraine Dale De
Bolt. Miss Jessamine Electa Lahman, Miss
Nellie Gray Nixon, Miss Daisy Elizabeth
Lutz, Miss Margaret Katherine Wohl and
vitations have been issued also for a recep-
ton Thursday evening at Mrs Harriet Au-
gusta Prunk's studio. 7l6 West New York
street.
The Spanish Club issued invitations yes
| terday for its first guest evening next
Wednesday at the residence OF Mrs.
| Wulschner. $40 North Meridian street The
evenings programme will be entirely in
! Spanish. like the usual work of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Keyes and Miss Warren.
Of Terre Haute, will arrive tomorrow to
a
| Bancroft Hibben. Tomorrow evening Mr..
! and Mrs. Hibben will give a large dinner
| Visitors and Mr. and Mrs ]. K Sharpe. jr..
will give a small company for them Tues
day evening.
MRS. HITS RECEPTION.
Mrs. Benjamin A Hitz was the hostess
for large reception yesterday afternoon
at her home on North Pennsylvania street.
| Garden flowers were used in a profusion
| throughout the halls and rooms. The man
| tel of the hall was filed with ferns and
| pink peonies, and the parlor where the
| guests were received was adorned with
pink roses in vases and bowls Marguerites
| were used in the music room and between
| the rooms the arches were hung with
| syringa blossoms. Wall pockets were every
where. filed with fragrant blossoms. White
| and green prevailed in the dining room and
sweet peas graced the table. Mrs. Hits
assistants were Mrs. Annie II. Wright. Mrs.
| Edmund c. Gall. Mrs. John +. Carson, Mrs.
| Arthur y. Dwyers Mrs. Edward Mick Mrs
j. W. Beck. Mrs. William McCurdy. Mrs
John w. Kern, Mrs Charles y. Thompson,
Mrs II. A Bingham, Mrs. Z. II. Raymond.
Mrs. W. L. Baker, Mrs. Harry Newton
| Hampstead. Mrs. Halleck Johnson. Mrs. A
L. Serran, Misses Anna Louise Beck, Mary
Davis Margaret Cravens OF Madison, Annie
Frazer. Marjorie Ellis, Beatrice Byers
Edna Wilson, the Misses Taylor. recently
OF Madison. Miss Anna Dickinson and Miss
Anna Marie Gall A harpist played during
the receiving hours.
FOR THE SENIORS.
Miss Violet Barbour. president OF the
senior class Of the Girls Classical School.
gave a luncheon for the class yesterday at
her home on North Capitol avenue. Purple
sweet peas in a basket tied with red satin
bows the class colors. adorned the luncheon
table For the guests were Gibson name
Barbour's guests were Miss Hazel West
Miss Hilda Fletcher. Miss Marjorie TAYLOR.