The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-01

She will remain TO be the maid OF honor at
Miss Minors wedding next week
Mr.. De Loss Moon, OF Eau Claire, Wis.
will arrive tomorrow to join Mrs. Moon,
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Haueisen,
and Will remain week with them
Mrs. Frederick Van Doren Chislett. who
has spent the summer travelling abroad,
has returned and will be at the Denlson
with her sister. Mrs. Dudley Jackson this
winter.
Mrs Eddy, of Washington. ID. C. is visit
ing Mrs. Charles Lilly at the Blacherne.
Mrs Lilly will receive Informally Monday
| afternoon for her guest. Ihere are no IN
yitatiOns.
Mrs. ]. p. Stanley. Of Fort Payne. Ala,
4 and Miss Lorene Hoffman, OF Cincinnati,
| who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Hamlet in Woodruff Place. Will return
| home Monday.
A reception was given last night in the
J parIors of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
/ in honor of Rev. George l.. Macintosh and
/ his bride. The ladies Of the church were
| the hostesses for the evening.
| Mrs. John F. Hennessey has issued in
vitations for a reception at her home No.
/ 221S Broadway, the afternoon of Nov. 8
! in honor OF Miss Grove. of Dayton, o., who
| will arrive Friday to be her guest.
Mrs Wilmer Christian will receive in
| formally this afternoon for her mother
| Mrs. NJ. v. McGilliard, who will leave Mon
| day for Denver, Col. to remain during the
! winter months. There are no invitations.
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| Wright and DR.. +. w. Anderson went TO
Lebanon last night to play whist with Mrs.
J. W. Bradshaw and Mrs. Heron, Mrs
Johnson and Miss Heron, who are visiting
her. The party will return to-day.
The fourth annual joint Halloween party
of the Y. w. G. A. and the Y. NJ. G. A. was
held last night I'm the parlors Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. large number of the members of the
two associations were present. and the
evening was enjoyably spent in playing
Halloween games of various kinds.
Mrs. o. P. Morton and Mrs. s. c. Gill will
return to-day from Richmond; where they
have been visiting their brother. They
will be the guests Of Mrs. Daniels on Col
| lege avenue until tomorrow noon, after
j. B. Black until Monday. when they will
go to Anderson to remain during the win
| ter months.
Mrs. Otto Haueisen gave a white chrys-
anthemum luncheon yesterday for her sis
| ter. Mrs. De Loss Moon. of Eau Claire,
| Wis, who is spending several weeks with
her. The guests asked to meet Mrs. Moon
were Mrs George Barrett Moxley, Miss
| Kate Wallck, Miss Edith Wallick, Miss
| Katherine Ayres. Miss Ella Vonnegut, Miss
| Coburn and Miss Knippenberg.
Miss Eleanor Schockney entertained yes
terday afternoon with a tin shower for
next week. With Miss Minor the guests
| were Mrs. Herbert Duckwall Miss Nellie
samuels. Mrs: s X Ruick Miss Edna VIII
Barnard. Miss Grace Stokes and Miss Cuba
| Reagan. Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs.
| Talbot will give dinner for Miss Minor
and Mr.. John w. Talbot.
| Mrs Elmer c. Sewan and daughter Mrs
George b. Elliott, gave a pleasant com
| pany yesterday for a number Of the visit
| ing girls, Miss Plummer and Miss Thomp-
| Adams; Miss Fisher, of Red Oak. Ia, with
Mrs. L. III. Morrell: Miss Harris, of New
| ark, and Miss Gardiner, of Wilkesbarre.
with Miss Florence Plum, and Miss Byers,
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| dledywfnks furnished the amusement of the
\ afternoon. American Beauty roses adorned
the parlors. Assisting the hostesses were
| Mrs. III. NJ. Lash. Mrs. l.. II. Morrell and
Mrs Albert w. Coffin.
Miss Eudora Landers gave Halloween
| dinner last night In honor of Miss Lena
Brash. Mr. Harry Raymond. Miss Gertrude
Wocher and Mr.. George Pattison. The
dinng-room was lighted with pumpkin
| head lanterns and at each place were little
| pumpkin heads with lighted candles in
! them. The flowers on the table were yell
| low chrysanthemums and the candles were
| green. With the guests of honor those en-
tertained were Miss Anne Jillson, Miss
MaFy van %nkie MISS EEna Marie Suit Of
| Wabash, Miss Grace Needham of Wash
ington, D. c., Mr. Fletcher Birch, Mr..
Coffin, Mr.. Morgan Armstrong, Mr.. Charles
| Jacobs, Mr.. Gaylord Hawkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Price Hawkins.
NOTTINGER-BROwN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct 31.-The marriage OF
| Miss Mary A. Brown and Andrew L. Not
finger took place last evening at the brides
home by the Rev. r. @. Smith, pastor of
the United Presbyterian Church. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver P.
Brown. The groom is well-known mer-
chant of this city.
MILLER-BURRE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES. Ind. Oct d.-Mr. Charles
w. Miller and Miss Emme Burre, a promi-
nent young German couple. were married
here tonight at the German Lutheran
| Church.