The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-28

during the summer. have gone to the Del
ano to reside.
dance at the home of Miss Mabel Duncan
on North New Jersey street next Friday
evening.
Mrs. j. w. Hewitt and daughter Cora will
leave Saturday for New York city, where
Miss Hewitt will resume her art studies
under Mr.. Chase.
Mrs. Harry New, Miss Augusta Jameson
and Miss Gladys Wynn, who attended the
golf tournament at Marion last week, re-
turned yesterday.
Miss Katherine Tyler, of Seattle. Wash,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
James 1. Lodge. will go TO Madison to-
morrow for visit.
Miss Alice Waldo of Staten Island. New
York. Will come in few days to spend sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Henry Jameson and
the Misses Jameson.
Miss Alice Benton Scott held an informal
reception yesterday and exhibited her work
done in the Chase School in New York dur
ing the past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Zener will not be
at home at the Cambridge until after Oct;
10. Mrs. Zener will observe Tuesdays and
Thursdays until Dec. l.
Mr.. w. w. Smith, a well-known news
paper man of Washington. ID. C, is spend
ing rev days with his father, Mr.. w.
III. Smith, at the Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Tutewiler and
son Will leave Tomorrow for an EXTENDED
tour through California and Arizona. The
son will remain at Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White Merrill left
yesterday for California to spend several
months with Col. and Mrs. Samuel Merrill
on their ranch, near Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Macintosh will
come this week from their wedding trip,
and will reside at 1907 Broadway, where
they will be at home after Nov. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Brash announce
the engagement of their daughter Lena
and Mr.. Harry Willard Raymond. The
wedding will take place at noon. Nov 5.
ding, who have been travelling in Europe
for several weeks. will sail for home Oct.
and will arrive about the 10Th of the month
Mr.. James r. Halle will arrive from Gin
cinnati to-day, accompanied by his niece
Miss Juliette Rankin, to spend a week with
his sister, Mrs. Boswell Ward. and family
Mr.: and Mrs. John Judah will go abroad
the last of October to remain until next
July. Mr.. and Mrs. Judah will be accom-
panied by Miss Sarah H. Peckham, OF &C.
neva, ILL.,
The wedding of Miss Helen Patterson
Leach and Carl Benjamin Knapp will take
place Wednesday evening, Oct. l, at the
nome or her parents, zoos Bellefontaine
street.
Mr. Harvey Blanton will go to New York
early in October to bring his sons home,
who have spent the summer in Syracuse
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Williams.
Mrs. w. H. Coleman will go to ST. Louis
tomorrow to attend the first meeting OF
the board OF woman managers of the St
Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition, OF
which she is a member.
Mrs. Harmon H. Friedley gave small
tea yesterday for her cousin, Miss Emma
Friedley; of Bedford. Mrs. Friedley was
assisted by Mrs. James NJ Judson, Miss
Thornton and Miss. Laycock.
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Bacon will be pleased
| to receive all friends informally at their
home, Sl5 East ST. Clair street. from to {
o'clock Saturday, Oct. 4, that date being
the anniversary of DR.. Bacon's birth.
Mrs: Walter s. Written and son Jack
with Mrs. Whittens parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Potter. at the ST. Clair flats. will
return to-day to their home in ST. Paul.
Mrs. Layton c. Walker will observe her
| first reception day since her marriage
Thursday afternoon at the Valencia. Mrs
| Walker, who was Miss Cora Stubbins will
be assisted on that day by her bridesmaids
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Walcott, who
have spent the summer on the Massachu'
| setts coast and are now visiting in Utica
N. T., Will return home Wednesday and
| will be at the Denison during the winter
months.
Miss Alice French, who is better known
| by her pen name of Octave Thanet, and who
| Club at its Presidents day next Friday
| will be the guest of Mrs. John Judah durins
| her stay in the city.
| DR.. and Mrs. John Carroll will leave
/ Thursday for a visit with DR.. CAROLS
| relatives in Virginia before returning tc
| their home in New York. after spending
| the summer here with Mrs. CARROTS par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Layman.
| Miss Helen Day, who has spent the sum
| mer in Europe with DR.. and Mrs. j. Ros:
| Stevenson, returned last week. She will bt
/ with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G
| Day, until the LIST of October, when she
will go to Pennington, Conn.,, to attend
| school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. williams will
| go to Fremont, O., tomorrow to attend
| house party which Colonel Hayes will give
| at Spiegel Grove. They will be with Colone
| hayes Tor several days, and on their re-
turn will be at home to their friends
| Mrs. Williams will observe Mondays a.
her reception day.
| The Service Club held an election las
/ week which resulted as follows: President
Miss Enid Morris; treasurer, Miss Evadn,
| Hayward; secretary, Miss Ina Hollweg
| The club will give dance on the evening
of Dec. "a at the Propylaeum. Harris full
| orchestra will play and the proceeds will e
1 toward the Industrial School.
The engagement has been announced o.
1 Miss Julia K. Spades, only daughter o.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Spades, and Mr.
Francis p. Fleming, of Jacksonville, Fla
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| sonville, and is a son of Ex-Governor Elem
| ing, of that State. The wedding will taxi
| place during the holidays at the winte
| home of Mr.. and Mrs Spades in St. Angus
tine, Fla. Miss Spades will be a brides
maid for friend in Jacksonville early II
| November, and will go South at that time
The Maennerchor Ladies' Society will
| have series of entertainments Monday
| Oct. 6, to celebrate it's fifth anniversary
| The society will receive the active ant
passive members of the Maennerchor, Will
| their wives, entertain them with a musical
| arranged by Professor Bellinger and afte
| that refreshments and dancing. Friday
Oct. 10, there will be the regular meetin,
| of the women's society, and the entertain
| ment will be in charge of Mrs. Theodor
| Weis, chairman Of the twelfth section VIII,
| will provide something novel and interest
| ing and will have souvenirs and prizes [,
commemorate the anniversary. After tn
game the yearly reports will be made an,
| the election will take place.
| Among the Clubs.
| The Arbutus Club will meet with Mrs
| Liberty Howard, 426 East Pratt street
| Thursday afternoon.
The Culture Club will meet with Mrs. j
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