The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-12
Hayward, of Pana. ILL.,, and Miss Blanche
Roseburg, of Redkey.

Hayward, of Pana. ILL.,. and Miss Blanche
Roseburg, of Redkey.
Mr. and Mrs George Reisner. who have
been the guests of Mrs. Reisners parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Bronson, since their
return from California, will leave to-day
for Cairo. Egypt. where they will remain
several years.
Mrs. r. b. Roberts and family, who will
leave shortly for residence in New York
city, will be at home to their friends in
formally during this week at Aes North
Will be with them.
Miss Clotilde Schwartz entertained her
card club last Wednesday evening. She
was assisted in entertaining by her guest,
Miss Krieg, OF Chillcothe, La. The prizes
were won by Miss Blanche Bassett and
Mr. Jacob Yuncker.
Miss Florence Dunning gave small
company yesterday afternoon, for MISS
the latter's friends. A miscellaneous show
er was given the brde-to-be and she re-
ceived number of attractive gifts
Mrs. Merle N. A. Walker will receive in
formally tomorrow afternoon, from TO
clock, In honor of her sister, Mrs. Boland'
at her home at Delaware and Thirty-sec-
ond streets. There are no invitations. Mrs
Boland will return to her home in Lemars'
Ia, on Wednesday.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Mary Agnes Thompson and
Mr.. Charles Rowland Richards in Louis
vile, Oct %. number of people from
here will attend the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
William X. Thompson are now in Louis
Vile for the event. Il.
The Chevalier Club will give its first
dance OF the season at the Brenneke Acad-
club are: President, Mr.. Joseph ]. Grin
steiner; vice president, Mr.. Ralph Peck;
secretary, Mr.. Arthur Woodbridge; treas
urer, Mr.. E. Eckhouse.
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been visiting Mr.. j. II. Vajen, will leave
to-day for Santiago, Chill, where Mr.. VIII
son will resume his post as United States
minister. Mrs: Herbert Collins. who has
also been visiting Mr.. Vajen, will return
to-day to her home in Chicago.
Word has been received here Of the death
of Major G. II. Bonesteel. of the Twenty
third Infantry, on board the transport
last Friday. Miss Reaume and Miss Mary
Reaume, of this city. have lately returned
from visit with Major Bonesteefs family
in the Plattsburg garrison.
The attendants at the marriage of Miss
Percy Walker and Mr.. Harry ID. Ham
mond, which will take place Oct. q, will
be Mrs Morris Black as matron OF honor,
Mr.. Charles Stone best man, Mr.. Layton
Walker and Mr.. William Z. Sharpe ushers.
The wedding ceremony will be held at 10
o'clock in the morning at Christ Church
and the bridal party and two families will
afterwards be entertained by the brides
parents, Col. and Mrs. Ivan N. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor, of New York,
Mrs. Myrick, of Memphis. Tenn. Mrs.
Brewer, of Chicago and Miss Lou Keegan,
OF Charlottesville, will arrive Tuesday 10
spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Bliss and attend the horse show. Miss
May Bliss will entertain box party at the
for her guests Miss Hortense Rauh. Miss
Edna Stevenson, Miss Frances Pangborn,
Miss Belle Gilchrist. Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss
will chaperone the party.
luncheon at the Columbia Club yesterday
for her sister. Mrs. Robert Courtney
Wright, of Columbia, s. c.. and Miss
Della Marquardt. OF Des Moines, Ia. Chrys-
anthemums adorned the table and the name
cards bore leaf designs. The guests in
cluded Miss Elizabeth Dye, Misses Eliza
beth and Lucia Ray, Miss Florence Coffin.
Miss Mary Davis, Miss Anna Louise Beck
Miss Edith Fontaine and Miss Powers, Of
Virginia.
At the marriage of Miss Edith Smith and
DR.. Francis o. Dorsey, which will take
place Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the Central-avenue Church, Miss Katherine
Ayres will be maid of honor and the brides
maids will be Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Ella
Vonnegut, Miss Helen lockwood, Miss
Stella Adams, Miss Mary Lord of Chicago
and Miss Alma Hoegh, of Minneapolis. Mr..
Lafon Allen of Louisville, a college friend
man. and the ushers for the occasion will
| be Mr.. Fred Ayres. Mr.. Arthur Smith, Mr..
Percy Williams, DIR. Samuel A Johnston
| and Mr.. Owen MotherShead. There will be
no reception after the ceremony at the
church and the bridal party only will be
entertained by Mr. Arthur Smith.
The Browning Society, which has re-
| Gently been formed in this city, has
reached a membership of three hundred. A
number of Browning enthusiasts from sub
| urban towns have become members. AS
| stated in the constitution, the purpose of
| the club is to promote interest in the
poetry of Robert Browning. The society
| will hold three regular meetings during the
year and the last one will be on Browning s
| birthday, May 2. The committee has Sc
| cured Mr.. jenkins Lloyd Jones for the
opening lecture at the Propylaeum Wednes-
day evening. The subject for his address
| of Chicago and has been a conspicuous
| figure in the Browning circles OF that city
| for the past twenty-one years. Non-mem-
| bers may have the privilege of bringing
guests by buying tickets at the door Wed
| nesday evening.
has been engaged by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
| H. Hanna to give course OF lectures in
| domestic science in this city. will arrive in
| November and the lectures will begin
| Nov. 3, and continue for several weeks at
| the Propylaeum. The proceeds of the
| course are to be used for the Union State
| Hospital. The lectures will all be very in
| teresting as well as instructive. as Mrs.
| Hitler has had entry to all the recipes of
| the finest chefs Of the country The sub
| Jects of the lectures will include every
| thing that goes to make up an elaborate
| dinner and the recipes and manner Of serv-
| ing all the different foods and the differ
| ent courses will be given. Mrs Killers
| lectures very popular everywhere she
| goes and are attended by both maids and
matrons I'm Chicago. The course includes
| eighteen lectures, which are open to all for
| a nominal fee.