The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-12

to the Rink this week.
Mrs. Crete Patten left yesterday for Nor
ristown to spend week.
Miss Maragret Quinn left last night for
her home in New Orleans.
The University Club will have it's first din
ner dance OF the season this evening.
Mrs. Fred Seymour, of Laporte, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Amanda c. Jacobs.
Mrs. William K. Thompson will leave next
Tuesday for an extended trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon c. Dickey gave
a family dinner last night at the Blsch-
erne.
Miss Charlotte Hoffman. of Lafayette,
will arrive Monday to visit Miss Grace
Rebel
Miss Nina Bond will return in few days
from visit OF several weeks in Battle
Creek Mich.
Miss Virginia Keep will be home Monday
from a two months visit with relatives and
friends in New York.
The annual charity ball of the Ladies'
German Aid Society will be held tonight
at the German House.
The Pi Beta Phi girls will give their an
nual reception Friday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl. Spades and son Cyril
will leave the last OF this week for their
winter home in st. Augustine, Fla.
Miss Mary Van Wrinkle and her guest,
Miss Knox. of st. Louis. have returned
from a short visit at Cleveland, o.
DR.. and Mrs c. A. Pritchard and daugh-
ter. of Gosport, are visiting Mrs. Pritchards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver P. Ensley will go to
WapakOneta, o., next week TO visit Mrs.
Ensley's relatives for short time.
Mrs. John Oxenford has left for visits In
Michigan City and Chicago and will not
observe her day at home this week.
Mrs. Clifton Comfy returned yesterday
from an extended Eastern visit and is with
Marvin MAXWELL.
Mr. o. E. Fleming returned last night to
Fort Wayne. Mrs. Fleming will remain a
few days with her brother, Mr.. Arthur Gil
lett.
Miss Orrin woollen will leave Thursday
for Lafayette to be with friends for few
days and to attend the Phi Delta Theta
dance.
Mr.. F. d. Pierson is spending several
days at French Lick Springs. He will
be joined by Mrs. Pierson, who will leave
tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Cook will sail Dec. 6 on
the Mediterranean trip. Later she will
visit Vienna. where she will study music
and remain a year.
Mrs. H. H. Fulton. of Elmira. N. Y. will
be the guest Of honor at an informal COM
pany which Mrs. John Carl Ingram will
give Friday afternoon.
Mrs. william Smock Allen has issued in
vitations for the afternoon of Nov. Is. from
TO 5 o'clock. In honor Of Miss Spalding
and Mrs. William Sparks.
The ladies' euchre party of the German
House. which will be given Saturday aft
ernoon, will be in charge of Miss Grace
Rebel and Miss Ethel Smith.
Mrs Albert Garfield Snider has issued in
vitations for a reception Thursday, Nov.
20, in honor Of Mrs. Moon who has recently
come here to live. and Mrs. Lindemuth, who
will arrive to be her guest.
Senator Fairbanks will entertain at din
ner this evening. and will have for his
guests the members of the Republican
state committee, the members of the exec
utive and the officers of the state committee.
Mrs. Claude Griffith, of Woodruff Place.
will go to Chicago the last of this week to
visit Mrs. j. NJ. Neuberger and daughters,
Miss Daisy Neuberger and Mrs. Walter
Shattuck. They will give a reception in
her honor next Tuesday.
Mrs John A. Kurtz and Miss Kurtz re-
ceived informally yesterday afternoon at
their home on North Meridian street for
their guest. Mrs. j. r. Cunningham, of
FATALITIES of the afternoon by Mrs w. III.
Hubbard, Mrs. Thompson. Miss Mary
Kahlo and Miss Anna and Miss Louise
Spann.
Mrs. Clarence NJ Zener was the guest of
honor at pretty reception given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. Catherine s. Zener
at her home on College avenue. The par
lors were attractively adorned with flowers
and palms for the occasion. The reception
room was in green and white. with chrys-
anthemums arranged with ferns on the
mantel and in vases. In the second parlor
red carnations with ferns formed a pretty
decoration on the mantel The dining room
was in pink, and pink begonias were the
flowers used in its decoration. In the even
ing Mrs. Zener gave a second reception. at
which her son, Mr.. Clarence NJ. Zener was
a guest of honor with Mrs. Zener. An or
chestra played during the receiving hours
of the afternoon and evening. Assisting
Mrs. Zener were group of her friends,
which included Mrs. Thomas j. Villers.
Miss Merriam. Mrs. Edgar ]. Foster, Mrs
X. O. Hawkins. Mrs. G.. p. Benedict Mrs
G. V. Woollen. Mrs. Harry A. Scholtzhauer,
Mrs. T. r. Bonnell. Mrs Elnora Griffith,
Mrs. II. s. Wood, Mrs. Timothy Harrison
Mrs. Maria Buchanan. Mrs Wilmer Chris
tian, Miss Sarah Foster. Miss Margaret
Day, Miss Ethel Smith. Miss Julia Landers,
Miss Helen Smith. Miss Lucille Hollenberry
Miss Maude Essex, Mrs. f. S. Folsom and
Mrs. Henry Wright Buttolph.
WORCESTERSHIRE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Nov. 11.-This morn
ing at st. Andrews Catholic Church took
place the marriage OF Harmon Wake and
Miss Catherine Beckshulte, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beckshulte. The Rev
r A. Roell officiated. After a trip to Gin
cinnati Mr.. and Mrs. Woke will return
here 10 live.
wANNER-KIRCHHOF
Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.
AURORA. Ind. Nov. 11.-Mr. John l..
wanner. OF this city. and Miss Emma
Kirchhoff. OF Paducah. KY, were married
at the home OF the bride in that city to-
night. They will live here.
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