The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-01
SPENCER-PRICE.
Personal and Social Notes.


Miss Elizabeth Ames, of Greencastle, is
the guest of Mrs. Henry c. Sickles.
Mrs. Charles Shaler will give a musicale
next Tuesday afternoon at the Arsenal.
Mrs Belle Allison will entertain the Je
Ne sails Quot Club tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Estel.a r. Hawkins will arrive to-
day to be the guest of Mrs. Pierre Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs d. p Erwin will return to-
day from their extended trip in the south.
Circle No 2 of the Central-avenue Church
will have it's regular monthly meeting at
the church tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. New gave a
sketching party last night entertaining the
Martindale-Van Camp bridal party.
Mrs. James B. Hughes, of Santa Fe N.
NJ. who has been visiting Mrs. Allen B.
Philputt, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. "A. L. Sinner has issued invitations
for a reception on the afternoon of May s
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lovett and Miss
LoVett, of Anderson, are at the Hotel En-
glish and will remain over tonight to at
tend the theater.
Mrs Charles A. Paquette and Mrs Arthur
w. Allen will issue cards this week for a
reception at their home on North New Jer-
sey street, to be given Wednesday after
noon, May ii.
Mrs. +. +. McCrea gave a small company
yesterday afternoon for her visitor, Miss
Harriet Taylor. of Chicago. Her guests
committee of the V. w. c. A. Miss Taylor
is one of the American committee of the
same association.
Miss Van Camp was the guest of honor
at pink rose luncheon given by Miss Caro-
line BurfOrd yesterday. The other guests
were the members of Miss Van Camp s
briday party and the visitors here for the
wedding. The two tables at which the
guests were seated held vases of pink
roses. encircled with smiax and bouquets
OF lilies of the valley.
Mrs. C. S. Denny was the hostess for a
progressive luncheon yesterday. which she
gave in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Hor-
ace +. Nixon and Mrs. Richard Newman.
of Woodbury.. n. J., who are her guests.
The small tables. at which the guests were
seated. held French baskets filled with
handles tied with ribbon bows which har-
mOniZed with the shade of the flowers A
haTpist played during the luncheon. Among
the guest who were friends of Mrs. Nixon
was Mrs. Olney, of Clinton, Ia.
The annual reception of the Katharine
Home Will be held this afternoon from 2
to O'Clock, when the home will be thrown
open 10 visitors. There Will also be sale
OF homemade candies and small articles.
The hOstesseS VIII be the board OF mana
gers Mrs John c. Wright, Mrs John Fl.
Braden. Mrs Agnes V. De Way Mrs c. F.
KregelO. Mrs. j. o. Henderson, Mrs ]. w.
Kern. Mrs. l.. II. Levey. Mrs j. Cumming
Mrs. +. NJ. Churchman. Mrs. Albert Gall.
Mrs. +. A. Kleinschmidt, Miss Nettie Stew
art. Miss Margaret Hamilton. Mrs j. f..
Mccullough. Mrs r. w. Morrison, Mrs
John c. New. Mrs. w. j. Richards. Mrs.
George W. Sloan and Mrs. Edward II.
Dean.
Mrs. S. +. Sheerin entertained the men,
bers of the Chapel Club az a musical tea
yesterday afternoon Those participating
in the programme were Miss Nannette
Grote. who played harp solo and who also
sang. Miss Mary Reaume played two man
dolin numbers, accompanied on the piano
by her sister, Miss Reaume. Mrs. George