The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-17

this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Richard will go to
Chicago next week for a short visit.
Mrs. Newton Dashiell, Of Chicago. is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. j. r. Adams.
Miss Mabel Talbot will leave soon for
Ogonz, Pa, to spend the winter at school.
Mr.. Merrick Vinton, of New York. will
enter the Boston School of Technology this
fall.
Miss Marie FIanner will leave next week
for Glendale, o., to spend the winter at
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny and
children have returned from In%depend-
ence, Ia.
morrow from a visit of several months in
| Seattle, Wash.
Miss Cora Corwin, of st. Louis. is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Juliet Corwin, at
the Blacherne.
Erwin ]. Smith. of College avenue. left
Front Royal, Va.
Miss Suemma vajen-Coleman will go to
Washington, d. c., next week to attend
Mrs. Somers school.
Mrs. Ward Dean and daughter have re-
turned from Pine Grove, Col, where they
spent several months.
Mrs. Florence Dunbar has returned to
Greencastle after q visit of several weeks
with Mrs. Wilbur Hit
Miss Martha Landers will go to Chicago
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cago University this year.
Mr.. Frank Sloan. formerly of Indian
apolis, now of Evansville, spent a few days
the first of the week with his parents.
Miss Beatrice Klass, who has been Miss
10 Messing's guest for several days, re-
turned last night TO her home in Green's
burg.
Prof. Arthur Stanton Mckenzie, of
Bryn Mawr, is spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mode Taylor at their
home, East Wood.
Miss Nivian b. Losse, a graduate of
Stanford University. is visiting Mrs. b.
A. Richardson. 1920 Cornell avenue, on her
way to Bryn Mawr.
Mr.. H. H. Rowland and Mrs. A. B.
Gates will go East tomorrow with Mr..
Bennett Gates, and the latter will enter st.
Pauis school at Concord, Mass.
Miss Adelaide Green will give a ping
pong party this evening at her home or
Central avenue. In honor of Miss Mohr, of
Delphi, who is with Miss Blanche Lay
cock.
Miss Margaret Ridgely. who came to
spend two weeks with Mrs. Joseph K. Lilly
and family, will return the last Of this
week to resume her hospital work in Wash
ington, ID. C.
Mrs. w. w. Woollen and daughter, Miss
abroad this summer have sailed for home
and will arrive In the city about the
I'D of the month.
Miss Frances Pangborn was the hostess
W. a oAAAoAh AAOAA Aho COMPANY
at her home on North Meridian street in
honor of her guest, Miss Elizabeth john
son. of Avondaie, o.
Miss Bessie Hendricks has charge OF the
afternoon art classes at the Heron Art
Institute, which were last year in charge
of Mrs. Brandt Steele. Mrs. Steele was
Miss Helen Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwin Hunt, who
have been spending the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. o t. Brush at their home,
Lombardy, have returned to their apart
ments at the Colonial.
Miss Margaret Shower has returned from
Mrs. Herbert Dahlen. Mrs. Dahlen ac-
companied her home and will visit her
family here for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Boross will sail
They will come to this city later and will
be the guests of friends here. Mrs. Boross
was formerly Miss Josephine Holman.
Miss Catherine Tyler. of Seattle. Wash.
arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. James /.
Lodge. Mrs. Lodge will take a number
of young people to the d. A. r. garden
party this afternoon in honor of her
visitor.
Hilda Fletcher, and Miss Anna Grifiths
will leave Saturday for New York and
will sail the following Tuesday on the
krOnprinZ Wilhelm 10 spend three months
in travel abroad.
The members of the Young Women's
Christian Association will give a reception
on Friday evening at the rooms of the asso-
citation. 800 North Pennsylvania street. i'm
honor of the members of the advisory board
and the secretaries. All members of the as
ISOLATION and their friends. both ladies and
gentlemen, are invited.
Mr.. Dewitt Moon and family. of Water
town, N. Y, will occupy Mr.. George c.
Beck's residence on North Meridian street
this winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck and Miss
Edith Beck will leave Oct. 1 for Spokane,
Wash. Later they will SO to California
and they will be absent from the city a
year or more.
The marriage of the Rev. George L. Mack
intosh, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church of this city. and Miss Bertha
Stone, OF New York.. took place at Mont
real. n. c. on Sept. IL. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carolina. and will return to this city the
last of the month. They will live at 1907
Broadway. where they will be at home
after Oct. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hamilton Garvey
came yesterday to spend some time with
Mrs. Garvey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Rhodes. Mrs. Carve. was for
merly Miss Luella Rhodes. and this is her
FIST visit here since her marriage. as she
and Mr.. Carney are just returning from a
trip around the world; Mr.. and Mrs.
Garvey. will be at the Hotel English dur
ing their stay in the city.
A pleasant card company was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs c. c. s. Lie
bert at her home on North Pennsylvania
street; The guests were asked to meet
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Chicago. Miss lone Floyd. who is visiting
Mrs. Fred John Denny and Miss Anna
Wheeler, who has recently come here from
Terre Haute TO reside. The tables were ar
ranged for euchre and the several rooms
were adorned with asters OF varied colors.
About forty guests were entertained. AS
sisting Mrs. Liebert were Mrs. Newton
Dashiell. of Chicago. Mrs. J.. r. Adams and
Mrs. John Kirkwood. Among the guests
were Miss Mohr, of Delphi, with Miss Lay
cock, and Mrs. Dahlen. OF Terre Haute,
with Miss Marguerite Shower.
ID. A. r. GARDEN PARTY.
Elaborate arrangements nave been made
for the garden party which is to be given
this afternoon on the lawn surrounding
the home OF Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks.
1872 North Meridian street. The affair Is