The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15

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Mrs. II. c. Martin al the Blacherne. Mrs.
Martin will remain during the week
| Mrs. Thomas B. Hibben, Pax P. Hibben
and Miss Helen Hibben will give a garden
party for their guest, Mr.. MiXsell, of
Easton, Pa, on next Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs James Coppinger Cotter
| have gone TO Boston for Harvard COM
mencement week. Mrs. Cotter will remain
East with her parents during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell r McFaII will
leave on Tuesday for Ann Arbor TO attend
the commencement exercises and the
alumni meeting of the University of Michi
gan.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hogan and
daughter. of the Lexington, will leave next
week for Ludington, Mich, where they will
spend the summer Miss Rose Lingenfelter
Will accompany them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Whyte and Miss
Whyte. who have been visiting Mrs. James
Coppinger Cotter, at the Victoria, left for
Boston on Friday. They will spend the
summer on the New Hampshire coast.
Invitations will be issued this week by
Mrs. Arminda C.. Moore for the marriage
| of her daughter Mary and John Edwards
Merriwether on Tuesday evening, July l,
| at the family home on North East street
Miss Leila A. Young gave a card party and
| linen shower yesterday afternoon in honor
| of Miss Olive PurSell, one Of the June
| brides. Miss Young was assisted by her
| mother. Mrs. A. b. Mitchell, Mrs r. l..
| Sutherland Mrs. E. B. Lloyd and Miss Luz
| Gle Berg.
Miss Frances Hickman Buntin. a graduate
| of the Indianapolis Normal kindergarten,
will leave in a few days for Terre Haute
| Miss Buntin will have charge of the Kinder
\ garten department Of Tudor Hall, in this
| city, next winter.
The Catherine Merrill Club held its last
meeting of the season yesterday afternoon.
| The annual reports were read and Miss
| Kate Layman read original story,
| Leisure TO Go a-Fishing." The new pro-
| grammes were distributed.
Mrs c. ". CIaybourne of Chicago. came
| Yesterday 10 visit Mrs. A. HOrnaday at
| 1919 North New Jersey street. Her daugh-
| ter, Miss Ethel Claybourne. has been Wis
| iting Miss Emma Buschman and will be
| with Miss Schellschmidt after to-day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Peck, Miss Lila Peck,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanton, Miss Izor and
| Miss Amelia Platter spent yesterday in
| Greenfield. where they were entertained by
| Mr.. and Mrs Dfckey, who celebrated the
| ninth anniversary of their marriage.
| Mrs John s. Berry will entertain a house
| party this week for her daughter Irene.
| The guests, who will arrive tomorrow, will
be Miss Emma Buchtel, of Denver, Miss
| Edith Walker and Miss Nell Walker. of
| Rockport. and Miss Louise Tutewiler.
Miss Natalie Dalton will entertain house
| party this week in honor of her guest. Miss
| Jane Adger, of Shreveport. La, and num-
| Der of companies will be given in her honor.
( Miss Dalton's guests with Miss Adger will
| include Miss Virginia Shaw. Miss Margaret
| lockwood. Miss Lydia Wallace and Miss
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Landers were given
| surprise party on Friday evening by a
| number of their relatives and friends The
| occasion was their thirty-ffth wedding an
| niversary. An orchestra played during the
| evening From out OF town were Mrs Ida
Landers. of Martinsville, and Mrs. Green
| home, of Vincennes
Walter Bond. of this city. was gradu-
| ated from Princeton University on the
| 18th. with the degree of b s. having COM
pleted the four years course in three years.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant Bond.
| who went 10 attend the graduating eXer-
| cises. have returned home. Mr. Bond. who
is now visiting in the East. will return
| later.
Mrs. P. NJ. Dill will give a shower next
| Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Elsie
| Tilley. whose marriage 10 DR.. James Mil
| ton Miller will take place on the 18th of
| this month. Thursday afternoon Mrs. c.
| TiTey. and the following Monday Miss
| Caroline Ashbrooke will give kitchen
| shower for her.
Miss Susan NJ. Ketcham will give an ex-
| hibit Of her years painting at the Lieber
| Gallery one day this week The sketching
| trip which Miss Ketcham viii take along
| the coast OF Maine promises TO be very
| pleasant. This Will be the twelfth trip OF
| this kind under Miss Ketcham's supervi-
| sion Any one wishing information on the
subject will find Miss ketcham at the Colo
NAL.
Mrs. Lynn b. Mniken was the hostess
for sweet pea luncheon yesterday for her
guest. Miss Catherine Sherrick of Avon
dale. Cincinnati. The table held large
center bouquet OF sweet peas and small
bouquets OF the same flowers We're the
favors for the guests. Those asked &c
meet Miss Sherrick were Mrs Frank Var
Camp, Mrs. William Forr. Mrs. Louis
Smith. Mrs. Daniel Winnings. Mrs. CLARK
Mallery. Mrs. Herbert Hadey Mrs r
w. Milliken. Mrs. ]. c. Pearson and Mrs
+. W. Wood.
Miss Cecil Clune was the hostess for q
bridal luncheon yesterday, entertaining FOL
| Miss Nettie Ewing Shower. Battenbere
| lace covered the table. which was adorned
with pink sweet peas. With Miss Shower
were the members of her bridal party
| Miss Margaret Shower. Miss Lindsay, Mis-:
| Larsh Miss Dahlen and Miss Louise Lily
| Miss Louise Schellschmidt. Miss Fay
| Shower. Miss Lillian Taggart, Miss Bill