The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-04

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also present.
The Laetus Club will meet Friday after
noon with Miss Anna Richie on East
/ Washington street
Miss Nell Graham was the hostess for a
/ hearts party last night in honor of her
I guest, Miss Elsie Myers, Of Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. John ". Lovett. of Ander-
/ son. dined at the Columbia Club last night
/ and later attended the play at English's.
Mrs Isoria Hoffman, who has been the
/ guest of her sister Mrs Francis z. Stewart,
I will return to her home in Leetonia, o., to-
/ day.
Mr.. Franz Bellinger lectured yesterday
morning at Bloomington before the stu
dents of the university on the subject OF
Music"
/ Mrs Carroll Carr has returned from
/ Shelbyville where she gave very success
/ full song recital in the First Presbyterian
! Church.
! special meeting of the Matinee Musicale
has been called for tomorrow morning at
$3.50 o'clock. 1t is desired that all men,
/ bers be present.
Mrs. James M feathers left yesterday
afternoon for Cincinnati, where she will
be the guest of Mrs. Mercy Laughlin
Reaume for a week.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will resume her
] informal at-homes on Wednesday, her
! hours being from to s. Nine. Sofia Lvorna
| Friedland will be her guest of honor.
Mrs. George n. Catterson has returned
/ from a short visit in Metamora. The last
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Louisville will arrive to be Mrs. Cater
| sons guest.
Mrs. Paul Florian. who has been spend
ing the past week with her sister, Mrs.
! Williams, on Central avenue, left yeSter-
day at noon for Dallas, Tex, where she
Will reside permanently.
The Rev. DIR. Philip Stafford Maxom.
| who will lecture before the Irvington
| Athenaeum tonight, will be the guest of
| the Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Meserve during
his stay in Indianapolis.
The Girls Industrial School managers
will give a sociable this afternoon at the
home of Mrs J. f. Barnhill, 412 North Della
ware street. Aprons. caps, towels busters
| and candy will be on sale.
Mrs. r. Z. Springsteen and daughter
Helen will leave to-day for Elwood, where
| Miss Springsteen will sing at concert.
She will remain in ElwOod for a week the
| guest of Mrs Omar Hittle.
Miss Nina Belle Anderson. pianist, will
give a recital tomorrow afternoon at 2
| Grouse, III Park avenue. She will be as
sisted by Miss Adah Conner, soprano.
Mrs. A. w. Conduit entertained few of
! her friends last night with a whist party
| for Mrs. j. w. Bradshaw, Of Lebanon. Mrs.
Bradshaw was called out of the city over
Sunday, but returned yesterday afternoon.
Mrs James w. Lilly and her guest, Mrs.
George Wilson MacMullen, of Pittsburg.
will go to New Albany next Friday to visit
! Mrs. MacMuens mother, Mrs. ReinekinG.
| During their stay there a number of enter
tainments will be given in their honor.
Miss Ida Nail has issued invitations TO
ley, and Mr.. William George oliver on
Wednesday evening, March Il, at $50
o'clock. The at-home cards are for after
May at 704 North Capitol avenue
Mrs. /. n. Walker has returned from New
York; where she spent the past three
months with her daughter. Mrs. Morris
Black Mrs Black will sail for London
April "A, where she viii sing throughout
the season. going to Paris the last of
| August for a months stay before returning
| TO this country.
Miss Cora Griffith entertained at luncheon
| at the Columbia Club yesterday in honor
| of Miss Diekmeier, of Cincinnati who has
been visiting Mrs. Marshall T. Levey After
the luncheon the party attended the vaude-
Vile performance at the Grand. Miss Dick
meier is now the guest of Mrs. Robert
| Churchman.
The Woman's Research Club has elected
the following officers for 19O2-O3: President,
| Mrs. G. NJ. Henderson,; first vice president
Mrs. Amos X. Hollowell; second vice pres
| ident, Mrs. David Ross; recording secre-
tary, Miss Alta Roberts; corresponding sec
rotary, Miss Annie Lewis: treasurer Miss
| Lillian Moore; critic Mrs. w. G. Helt; pro-
| gramme committee, Miss Lillian Moore,
| Mrs. Writ c. Smith and Mrs. Frederick
| Heath.
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
DR.. and Mrs. Frank C. Stewart celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
| home North Pennsylvania street
| profusion of Southern smilax, which draped
the walls and mantels, and quantities of
| cut flowers formed the decorations of the
house. Dr. and Mrs. Stewart were assisted
| in receiving the guests by the Rev. and
Mrs. Allen B. Philputt and DR.. and Mrs.
| j. w. G. Stewart, of Wabash. Assisting in
| the Inequalities through the rooms were
| Mrs. w. r. Stewart. Mrs. j. Dennet Mrs
| Z. T. Heller, Mrs. Frederick C.. Gardner
Mrs. Charles Whitsett, Mrs s. n. Preston
| Mrs. J. H. Byers, Mrs. Frank G. Woods
Mrs. Frank Carvin, Mrs. Henry Burke and
Miss Belle Ford. The downstairs dining
| room was in yellow with shaded lights and
bouquets of jonquils for the decorations.
| Punch was served there by Miss Ethel
| Stewart, Miss Edna Larimer, Miss Blanche
Stewart and Miss Jeanne Stewart In the
| upstairs dining room, where refreshments
| were served, red prevailed. A cut glass
| vase filled with red roses stood in the CEN
| ter of the polished table and surrounding
| it were candelabra which held red candles
| with dainty red shades. Assisting in this
| room were Miss Beatrice Byers, Miss Edna
Mullins, Miss Alta Malott, Miss Yeager
| and the Misses Bessie and Minnie Stewart
| of Wabash. The guests who were present
| from out Of town included Miss Electa
| Chase and DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Stewart and
daughters of Wabash. DR. j. w G.
Stewart was the only guest present last
night who present at the wedding
fifteen years ago, when he served as best
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