The Indianapolis journal., 1902-10-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Ms Thomas Clay Gould is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Lucas, at Co.
lumbus. Ind.
Mr.. w. H. Morrison has gone for trip
of several weeks to Washington, d. c.,
and New York.
Mrs. Jesse Green, of Terre Haute, is
Daniels and family.
Mrs. and Mrs. ]. 7. H. Miller, of Terre
Haute, have returned home after a visit
of several days in town.
Miss Sophia Bos, of Morris, Ind. will
come next week to be with Miss Laura
HausS for a short time.
Mrs. Dwight Fraser will return to-mor-
row from Madison, where she has been
visiting for the past week.
Mrs. Carrie Sylvester, of Kansas City,
Mo-. is visiting her mother, Mrs. s. J. Hell
fer, 2c9 West Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockbridge will come this
week to be the guests of Mrs. J. III. Green
street on North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. r. T. Veach. of the Chalfant, went
to Pfttsburg yesterday to join Mr.. Veach
and remain there for permanent residence.
Miss Izor, who has been at the yelling
ton for some time, will be with Miss Nina
ter.
Mrs. William Haerle will leave to-day
for Lawrence, Mass, where she will spend
week with her daughter, Mrs. Roland
Miss Therese Fry, who has been spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Harry ID.
Haring, will return to her home in Chicago
next Monday.
Rev. Louis Brown and mother, Mrs
Brown. will remove to the Meridian next
week, where they will remain during the
winter months.
The Veronica Club has postponed it's
meeting until Thursday, Oct. %, when 1t
will meet with Mrs. Clara Langsdale, 10
East Eleventh street.
Mrs. z. B. Adams and Miss Adams will
leave the last of this month for California,
and will spend the winter visiting in San
Diego and Los Angeles.
Gen. John B. Castleman and daughter,
Miss Castleman. of Louisville. who will
come next week to attend the horse show,
will be at the Hotel English.
Miss Ross, of Terre Haute is the guest
of Miss Mabel Folsom. She will remain
for Miss Folsoms wedding on the 18th,
and will be one of the bridesmaids.
The Kappa Alpha Theta Club will meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. John T. Bar
nett, 2O01 North Delaware street instead
of with Mrs. Eichrodt, as the programme
announces.
Miss Della Marquith. who is the guest
of Mrs. William f. Elliott, will be a
guest OF honor at small luncheon to-
morrow, which Mrs. Byron K Elliott will
give at the Columbia Club.
Miss Jean Stone, of Harrisburg, Pa. will
r..
Miss Winter will give an informal tea to-
morrow for Miss Stone and Miss Belle
Wallace. of Lafayette. who will be her
guest.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Ginz has issued invita-
tions for the marriage of her daughter
Gertrude Helen, and Mr.. Julius c. Keller,
Wednesday evening, Oct. 22 at S33 North
East street After the ceremony there
Hall. The at-home announcement Is for LOG
North Oriental street after Dec. 1.
Mrs. Layton Chambers Walker observed
her last formal reception afternoon at home
carnations were used in the decoration of
her rooms. Assisting Mrs Walker were
Mrs. A: A. Stubbins. Mrs. 1. N Walker,
n MIS-. william r. Sharpe, Miss Susan
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Oxenford and Mrs.
Sarah b. Dudbridge gave second card
company last night. They were assisted
in their hospitalities by Miss Evadne Hey
and Miss Cleveland. Fall flowers of var
ious kinds were used in the house decora
tions and dainty pieces OF china painted
by Mrs Oxenford, were given as favors
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. Edward N. Cook for the marriage of
their daughter. Grace Agatha Cook. and
Mr.. Edward j. Pohlman, Wednesday morn
ing, Oct; Y. at the Holy Cross Church at
III O'Clock. After the service at the church n
there will be a wedding breakfast at the
home OF the brides parents, 1904 East
Market street The at-home announcement
Is for the Palmer, after Nov. 15
Miss Sara Mayo gave a small afternoon
Pennsylvania street, in honor of her guest
Miss Vina Dickey. of Troy. o. The sew,
eral rooms were prettfly decorated rvt,h
flowers for the occasion. Clusters of mini
carnations were arranged I'm the parIor
and yellow and white daisies were used
was attractive with vases of red Carnations
The guests were entertained with a numsr-
icaI contest. Miss Mayo was assisted nv
her mother, Mrs. Abby Mayo. Miss Anna
the guests was Miss Ross, of Terre Haute
with Miss Mabel Folsom.
Mrs. Hugh Scott Byrkit was the hostess
for a pretty autumn reception yesterday
afternoon in honor of the first anniversary
of her marriage. Her apartments at the
Alexandra were embellished with a pro-
fusion of roses, asters and palms The
light fell from red shaded candles which
stood in candelabra in the several rooms
The dining room was all in red and was
adorned with great bouquets of red asters
Mrs. Byrkit was assisted in receiving her
Donald. and Mr. Byrkit's mother Nirs Me
Anna NJ. Byrkit. Assisting her through the
rooms were Mrs. Thomas w. Mcdonald.
Mrs Don H. Mcdonald, Mrs. William +
Coons, Mrs. Robert l.. Kaylor. Miss A
Laura Adams and Miss Fanny E Murrv
Mrs. Harry ID. Harins was the hostess
for dainty luncheon yesterday AT her
apartments in the Meridian i'm honor of
her sister. Miss Therese Fry, of Chfca 90
and Miss Marguerite Bugbee, a bride of
this month. The decorations and appoint-
ments were all in pink and green and
heart shapes predominated in the name
cards and ices. A graceful cluster of mink
roses formed the centerpiece of the hnch-
con table and pink roses were given a :
favors: The places were marked with
charming little hand-painted name cards
in heart shapes. After the luncheon the
afternoon was spent in card playing. Mrs
Harings guests included Miss Fry Miss
Marguerite Bugbee and her bridesmaids
Miss Alma Helen Craft. Miss Florence DIM
ming. Miss Myla Smith, Miss Ida TurreIi
Miss Margaret Owinss OF New York and
MISS harriet Bugbee. and Miss Marie
Katzenbach. Miss Genevieve Camnhei,
Mrs. Harry Temperly and Mrs. Robert
Raymond Foster of Chicago.