The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-05

Taylor. from Memphis. Tenn, are spend
ing a few weeks in a cottage at Maxim
kuckee.
Mr.. Albert Kinsey left last night for ST.
Louis Mrs. Kinsey will join him there
later for a permanent residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Lilly will leave
Saturday for a visit of several weeks in
Boston and other Eastern points.
Mrs. Wilson. who has been visiting Mr.;
and Mrs. George Edwin Branham, returned
yesterday TO her home in Cincinnati.
Miss Louise Bybee will go East the last
of this month to visit her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter L. Milliken, at Hyannisport, Mass.
Mrs. Thomas G. Smiley and daughter
Katherine will leave Thursday for Ceru-
lean Springs in the Cumberland mountains.
Mrs. John N. Hurry and daughter Miss
Anne Hurry will leave tomorrow for Mack
mac. where they will remain until the last
of the month.
Mr. Fred Ayres, Mr. Arthur Smith and
Mr.. Page Chapman, Of New York, Will
leave this morning in Mr.. Ayress auto
mobile for trip to Magnolia Beach, Mass
Mrs. A. S. Barrett. of Pittsburg, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs; l. u;
northern part of the State for visit be-
fore returning home.
Miss Annetta Wayman, of New Albany,
who has been visiting in Noblesville, will
James w Lilly for a short time before re-
turning TO her home.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. a. c. Engle, of Kokomo, for the
marriage of their daughter Charlotte AL
mira Engle and Zenas Walter Carter, of
this city, Wednesday evening, at their
home in Kokomo.
Mrs. w. A Ketcham and Miss Ketcham
received informally yesterday afternoon
and evening in honor of Miss Agnes Ketch-
am who is making a short visit at home.
Mrs. ketcham and the Misses ketcham
will be at home this afternoon and even
ing also.
Mrs. Ferdinandna Reese and Miss Lii
liam Reese will leave to-day for a three
weeks visit at Atlantic City. Mr.. Louis
Reese will join them there next week.
After her visit at Atlantic City Miss Reese
will go TO Kennebunk, Me-, where she will
be the guest of Mrs. Fulton for several
weeks.
The ninetieth birthday anniversary of Mr.
/ William B. Pratt was observed last night
/ with an informal reception at his home
/ 1881 North Delaware street. The reception
was planned by his daughter. Miss Letitia
| Pratt and the women of the First Baptist
! Church, OF which Mr.. Pratt has been a
member for the past forty-eight years.
/ Garden flowers were used the decoration
| throughout the several rooms Miss Pratt
| received the guests with her father, and
assisting in the Inequalities throughout the
/ evening were Mrs. Emma r. Woodall, Mrs.
r. o. Hawkins. Mrs. f. G.. Bosler, Mrs. w.
! G. Smock Miss Claire Dearborn. Mrs.
| George Lardley Miss Margaret Lardley,
| Mrs. w. l.. Schonberg, Miss Edith Robin
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| Will Schonberg and Martin Robinson.
| REGINALD VANDERBILT TO WE'D.
| NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 4.-The engage
ment of Reginald Vanderbilt and Miss
! Cathleen Gerhard Nelson was formally an
nounced this afternoon by cards sent out
| by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, mother of
/ the young man, and Mrs. Frederick Neil
! son. mother of the prospective bride. The
announcement was no surprise, the couple
! having been generally considered as en-
gagged for some time
Reginald Vanderbilt has just got through
] Yale, although he has not taken degree,
| and may return next year. His brother
Alfred G.. married Miss Elsie French and
he has two sisters, Mrs. Harry Payne
| Whitney and Miss Gladys. Reginald re-
| Gently became of age and Miss Nelson is
! twenty. On her mothers side she is con-
nected with an old Baltimore family, the
| Gebhards. Mrs. Nelson is a sister of
! Frederick Gerhard.
The young couple were brought up to-
gether in Newport and New York. The
Nelson's have a house in Fifth avenue,
! another at LenoX and one in Newport.
They lived in Lenox this season until three
weeks ago, when they took apartments at
| THE Margaret" here. Mrs. Nelson Will
| give dinner on Thursday night