The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-07

Mrs. Reagan's guests. returned home
yesterday.
Mrs Perry II. Clifford and son will return
Wednesday from Sylvan Beach, Mich.
DR.. and Mrs. John II. Oliver and daugh-
ter and Mr.. Thompson, who have been
spending the summer in cottage at Syl-
van Beach. Mich, will arrive home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Brayton, has gone to Spring
field. Mo-. to join Mr.. Johnson and reside
permanently.
Mrs. Lynn Millikan gave a small COM
pany Thursday evening. Among her guests
were Miss Imogene Scott and Miss Gene
We've Glasscock, Of Cincinnati, with Mrs.
j. w. Millikan.
turned from Charlevoix, where they have
been for several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. New. Mr.. and Mrs. New will re-
| main until October.
The Rev. H. c. Meserve pastor of Ply
mouth Church, who has been spending the
summer abroad, will be home this week
| accompanied by his family, who have been
| in Springfield. Mass.
| Miss Helen Grayce Williams, youngest
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G.. Will
| liams, and Mr.. Henry S. Hiner were mar
ried at Kansas City Sept. l. They will be
at home at Peabody, Kan, after Oct. 90
Miss Dorothy Howe. who has been the
j guest of Miss Marjorie MCGOWAN, returned
yesterday to her home in Kansas City,
| Miss Howe was accompanied by her aunt
Miss Wyman, who has spent the summer
/ in the East.
Mrs. Orlando Bruner will leave to-day
| for Chicago and Rockford, ILL.,, to remain
| two weeks. She will attend the wedding
of her niece, Miss Bertha Hyer. and Mr..
| Fred Hunt of Belvedere, Ill, which will
occur the 10th in Rockford.
Miss Catherine De Pauw. of New Albany,
| arrived yesterday to remain with Mrs. w.
| G. De Pauw until after the Seaman-De
| will ho
maid of honor at the wedding, and Mr..
| Bourne, Of New York, will be the best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Wilson will ar
rive this week from Spokane, Wash, where
| they have spent the summer at their home,
and will be here with Mr.. j. III. Vajen for
| short time before leaving for Santiago,
Chile, where Mr.. Wilson will resume his
post as United States minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Myers announce the
| engagement of their daughter Matte and
| Mr.. Edgar Fay Daugherty. The wedding
will occur. in october. Miss Myers is the
soprano singer in the First Presbyterian
! Church, and Mr.. Daugherty is pastor of
the Christian Church in Danvlle.
| The Woman's Club of the German House
gave party Yesterday afternoon Mrs
| the hostesses, and they were assisted by
Mrs. John Lipman. Mrs. Joseph Miller,
Miss Kser, Miss Alma Schergens and Miss
games were played.
Owing to the renovation of the Maen-
| nerchor Hall, the Maennerchor Ladies' So
ciety will give its euchre party at the Ger
| mania Park next Friday afternoon. Mrs.
| George Mannfeld will be hostess, assisted
| by Mrs. Charles Field, Mrs. Gustav Jose
Mrs. A. Minter, Miss Gertrude Human
and Miss Flora Anderegg.
| Members of the Caroline Scott Harrison
| Chapter of the Daughters of the American
| Revolution, of this city. will give a garden
party at the home of Mrs. Charles W. Fair
| banks 1922 Park avenue the afternoon and
| evening Sent. wi he I'm
the interest OF the Memorial Continental
Hall fund Of the general society.
Invitations have been issued by the teach
| ers of the Shortridge High School to the
public school officials, members of the Prin-
| cipals' Club, teachers of the NJ. T. H. s.,
| special teachers and ex-teachers of the
| Shirtridge school, for reception on Thurs
day evening. Sept IL, at o'clock. in honor
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Hull Mr..
Hull is the new principal of the Shortridge
| High School.
Richard and Robert Griffith gave brake
ride to the Country Club last night in honor
of Miss Lucille and Miss Rosalie Willis of
Vicksburg. Miss Mrs. Henry d. Pierce
chaperoned the party, which included Miss
Miss Lydia Parry, Miss Lydia Wallace, and
Douglas Pierce. Addison Nordyke Roscoe
and Robert Hackney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sumner Mccain
celebrated their second wedding anniver-
sary Friday evening by entertaining the
Bohemian Club, of which they are men,
| DerS. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fos-
dick, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carson, Mr.. and
| Mrs Harry Watson and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Moore. The house was prettily de-
corated with Japanese lanterns and crepe
paper, the color red predominating.
One of the delightful affairs of the week
was the dinner dance at the Country Club
Friday evening, which was given by the
young people who spent the summer at
Maxinkuckee. The guests rode out to the
club In brakes, where, after supper was
served, the evening was spent in dancing
Yesterday the visitors We're entertained at
luncheon by number of their friends, and
in the afternoon Miss Mary Wilson and
Mr.. Richard Barbee gave a tennis party in
their honor at the home of Miss Wilson
on Central avenue. Last night the party
attended the dinner dance at the Country
Club. A number of the visitors will re-
main over Sunday. Miss Miriam Smith
will be with Miss Charlotte Scott, Miss
Katherine Andrews and Pierce Ward, with
Mrs. Henry Latham, Miss Elizabeth Lev
ering. Martin Pierce. Hugh Andrews and
William Scantlin with Alfred and Miss
Jane Ogle, Miss Betty and Thomas Will
son, of Logansport with Miss Edith Adams
and Milton Edwards, of Peru, with Rich
| ard Barbee.