The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. s. d. Pierson and children will leave
to-day for a stay at Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walk will go TO Wis
eonsin next week for an outing of few
weeks.
Miss Anna Stanton has gone to Rich
mond 10 be the guest OF relatives for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Van Camp will
leave next week for CharleVoiX 10 remain
during August
DR.. and Mrs A b Melville and son Nor
ris have gone to Winona lake Tor an
outing OF several weeks.
Mrs. Alfred F. Potts and daughter. Miss
Marjorie Potts have gone to Wawasee to
remain through the season.
Mr. Fred Day is in Colorado, where he
Is spending the summer with his brother,
Mr. Dwight Day. and Mrs. Day.
Mrs. f. s. Months, of Washington. D. c.,
Megrew. and Mrs. Megrew on North Cap
itol avenue.
The Epworth League Of the Central
avenue Church will give a lawn fete this
evening at the Van Arsdale residence, 400
Central avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hicks. who are
spending the summer in New York city,
will take an automobile trip to Boston
early in August.
Mrs. Margaret Webb, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Lynn, left yester-
day for Omaha, where she will join Rev.
and Mrs. Graham Lee and later Will &C
Mrs. T.. c. Atkins and Miss Atkins, who
accompanied friends from St. Paul. Mimi,
10 Yellowstone Park, have returned from
thZe and are now making short visit
with Mrs. Hartzel Stem in st. Paul before
returning home
Miss Elizabeth Ross, Of Anderson, is the
guest of Miss Edna Rexford. at her home
or College avenue. Mr.. Eugene Goodwin
Rexford will spend the remainder OF the
summer with his cousin at Oakhurst Farm,
near Naperville,l Ill.
Mr.. Douglas Pierce has returned from
New York, where he has been with his
iamily Tor the past six weeks; MT ana
Mrs. Henry ID. Pierce will return home
next week and Miss Theresa Pierce will
remain in the East all summer.
The Euterpean Dancing Club held its
regular semi-monthly dance in the new
pavalion at Broad Ripple Monday evening.
Among the out-of-town guests were Miss
Taylor, Champaign, ILL.,; Miss Cash, FL
wood, Ind; Miss Adams, Winchester, Ky;
Miss Goodman, St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Kelsey. of 1903
College avenue, entertained their friends
Monday in celebration of their golden we'd
ding anniversary. At the celebration were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey's seven chill
dren and sixteen grandchildren. There has
been one death in the family in the fifty
years.
The marriage of Miss Frances A List.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry List, and
Elisha \. Clark was solemniZed Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides parents,
mony pronounced by the Rev. E. o.
Thomas, of the Southport NJ. L. Church,
I'm the presence Of the immediate family.
The Misses Bearnes, of Minneapolis who
has been visiting Miss Ethel Duncan, are
spending this week with Colonel Gray and
family. Saturday evening Colonel Gray
entertained a party of ten young people at
supper at Broad Ripple for his guests.
Tuesday Miss Ethel Dorsey, on Central
avenue. gave a luncheon of eight covers,
with the Misses Bearnes as the guests of
honor.
A beautiful home wedding simply con-
Quoted. occurred last evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. August l.. Woerner. 403
North West street, when their daughter
Eva Nj. and Anton +. Steinhauser were
married by the Rev. j. c. Peters. Only
members OF the immediate families were
present and after congratulations a fine
wedding supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
SteinEauser will make their home with the
brides parents.
Miss Loretta Granting entertained the
y. r. Il. Club yesterday afternoon at her
home on North Delaware street in honor
of Miss Shine and Miss Helen Shine, of
CovingtOn. Ky. and Miss Murphy, of JOp-
lin. Mo The guests to meet the out-of-
town visitors were Miss Alice Shiel, Miss
Sadie Sheerin. Miss Mary Cain, Miss Mary
Cullen. Miss Lillian Ittenbach. Miss Hope
Noel Miss Mary Egan, Miss Marie Ken
nedy. Miss Rosemary Brennan. Miss Mary
Clune. Miss Agnes Dugan. Miss Elsie Hab
ing. Miss Maude HOvey, Miss Georgia ALI
free. and Miss Anastasia O'Donnell.
a delightful musical and lawn party was
given last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
c. Megrew and Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll b.
Carr at the latter's home on North Cap
itol avenue. The lawn was brilliant with
japanese lanterns and other lights ar
ranged attractively, with seats and coy
corners. Those who participated in the
evenings programme were Mrs. Walter
Fugate, Miss Anna Mckenzie. Miss Lilly
Adams. Miss Ida Virginia Smith. Mrs. Mat
son. Miss Eva Jeffries. Miss Mary Edith
Dean. Mr. Raymond Lynn, Mr.. Edwin
Sellars Mr.. Jack Dooly. of New York
played several violin selections. The piano
was stationed in the broad bay window
OF the music room. that the music was
enjoyed by those on the lawn as well a
those in the house. Assisting i'm the