The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-03

Colgan Is with Miss MartindaIe at Harbor
Point: She will return in few days, ana
with her sister will take possession OF their
apartment at the Blacherne Sept. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Blair, who have
been at Mason lake, Wisconsin, Tor seVeraI
weeks. are visiting Mrs. Blair's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleland, for a few days.
en- route to their home in Paris, III.
Mrs. Charles A. Iayman will return from
Walloon lake Michigan. Sept. 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Wallingford. who have been
occupying the Layman home in woodruff
Place. will remove at that time TO the Cam
bridge.
Mr.. NJ Arbuckle has returned from the
South, where he has been since July
main at Morgan Springs, Tenn, until Oct.
!, when she will go 10 De Grand, Fla, tor
the winter.
Miss Rena Tucker. who has been travel
ing along the coast of Maine with Miss
Ketcham's party, will go TO New York city
Oct. l. where she will take course in mod
cling She will return home the latter part
of December.
Wheeler will leave the last of this week
for Denver Mrs Hussey will remain there
for few days and Miss Wheeler will enter
the University OF Colorado, which she will
attend this winter.
Mrs w. F. c. Colt was the hostess for
a small morning party yesterday in honor
OF Miss Edith Knight, of Philadelphia.
spruasce r read the psper on "Mac dh
which she read before the Woman's Club in
the spring.
Prof Charles Edward Seaman, whose
marriage to Miss Florence De Pauw will
take place next week, will arrive in the
city to-day. Miss Catherine De Pauw, of
New Albany, niece Of Miss Florence De
PAW. who will be maid of honor at the
wedding, will arrive Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newland De PAW will also come this
week to remain for the wedding.
Invitations are being issued by Mrs. Her
bert II. Hadley for large reception Sat-
urday afternoon, Sept. IL. and by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hadley for card party the evening
OF the same day at their home on North
Pennsylvania street. The two companies
are in honor of the fifteenth anniversary
of their marriage and number of their
friends from out of town will come to at
tend them. Among the latter will be Mrs.
Emil kellar, of Logansport, who was Mrs.
Hadley's bridesmaid, and Mrs. Joseph Tar
Wis, of Cincinnati.
Among the young people who will be here
for the dinner and the dance which will be
| given Friday evening at the Country Club
and which will be a reunion OF the young
people who spent the summer at Maxim
kuckee, will be Miss Annie Ellsworth. Miss
| Marion Smith and Miss lowering of La
fayette, Miss Betty Wilson and Mr. Tom
Wilson of Logansport, Mr. Edwards Of
/ Peru. Messrs. Martin Pierce. Scantlin,
| Pierce Ward, Andrew and Address of La
fayette. An entertainment of some kind
will also be given on Saturday for the
visitors
The members of the Parish House Chap
ter OF St PauPs Church held large and
successful lawn fete yesterday afternoon
| and evening on the lawn surrounding the
home Of Mrs r. O. Johnson, on East Wash
ington street. A variety of amusements
| were prepared for the visitors in the way of
| automobile rides, fortune telling, refresh
ment booths and other attractions Last
night the lawn was handsomely illuminated
| and the attendance was large. The pro-
| ceeds OF the fete will go to pay for the cleo
trio lights with which the church has re-
| Gently been fitted.
Mrs. Hanford Newell Rogers was the
hostess for a dainty luncheon yesterday
| at her apartments in the Savoy. The guest
| of honor was her sister, Miss Gardiner
of Lauren, Miss, who is spending a month
| with her. Pink and white asters arranged
with ferns decorated the table at which the
guests were seated. Those asked to meet
Miss Gardiner were Misses Florence and
Anna Louise Rogers, Miss Mary Pratt,
Misses Lucetta and Cerene Ohr Miss
Louise Pugh, Miss Jean Morrison Miss
Belle Dean and Miss Gertrude Brown Miss
Gardner will be guest of honor at a COM
| pany which the Misses Rogers will give
| next week.
CRANE-HARRISON.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 2.-This even
ing at the home of the brides sister. Mrs.
Samuel NJ Foster, Miss Maud Harrison and
Harvey E. Crane. son of George d. Crane,
| were married by the Rev. Mr.. Moffat of
the First Presbyterian Church. The ma
| iron of honor was the groom's sister Mrs
| Frank /. Bond. The bridegroom was at
| tended by DR.. l.. Park Drayer. Miss
Blanche Hattersley. Miss Sinclair Halter
| sley and Miss Alice Foster, nieces of the
bride, were the maids. The ceremony was
witnessed by $50 guests.
HOWARD-TRUEDELL
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VALPARAISO, Ind. Sept. 2.-Thomas c.
Howard and Miss Leona C. Truedell were
| married this morning at st. Pauls Church.
| Mr.. Howard is a Phi Delta Theta.