The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Chavelier Club gave dance last
night at the Brenneke Academy.
Miss Gertrude Barnard. of Rochester, y.
Y. is visiting Miss Florence Cunning.
Miss Barnard. OF Rochester NJ Y, ar
rived yesterday to visit Miss Florence Dun
ming.
Misses Florence and Pearl Randall have
returned from a six weeks trip to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs John Candee Dean have is
sued cards for dinner next Thursday
evening.
Miss Helen Swain will return to-day from
New York city, where she has been study
ing voice culture.
Judge and Mrs. Guthrie. of Topeka, Kan,
are the guests of their niece, Mrs. Robert
Heaton, in Morton Place.
Mrs Randolph and DR.. and Mrs. Harrell,
of Noblesville. have returned, after visit
ing Mrs. Theresa V. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Wallingford and
son will leave the latter part of January
for six weeks trip to Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. L. Treat will go to
Kokomo Christmas TO visit Mrs. Treats
mother, Mrs. II. L. Henderson
Miss Anna Jillson will return Monday
from Chicago. where she has spent the
past ten days with Miss Grossoup.
Mrs. George E. Trow will return to her
home in Madison to-day, after being Mrs.
William j. McKee's guest for fortnight.
Miss Anna Schackleford, of Anderson,
arrive this week to visit Miss Lena Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. HanfOrd Newell Rogers will
leave the 22d of the month for Laurel,
Miss, where they will remain until April
Mrs. Eaton. who visited Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison, has gone to Cincinnati, where
she will remain during the winter months.
Miss Mary T. Wilson, of Evansville, will
arrive to-day to stay a few days with her
sister, Mrs. j. r. Hennessey, on Broadway.
Mrs. Henrietta West Stevens will give
luncheon to-day at the Columbia Club in
honor of her guest, Miss futile, of Spring
field, Mass.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Independent
Iurnverein will give euchre tomorrow
evening for ladies and gentlemen. Play
will begin at Sis.
DR.. and Mrs. James Moag will leave
Wednesday TO remain during the holidays
with Mrs. Moag's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Christy, in Greencastle.
Miss Potter, of Toledo will spend the
holidays with Miss Lillian Fauvre who
Will return Thursday from Mrs. Somer's
school, at Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. George Thomas Moore. who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Hall for several weeks. will leave Monday
for home, in Washington, ID. G.
Miss Florence and Miss Anna Louise Rog-
ers viii return next Friday from Wellesley
to spend the holidays with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs James n. Rogers.
Miss Honeyman, of Portland Ore will
accompany Miss Helen Ford home from
school at Washington, ID. c., and will re-
main through the holidays with her.
Mrs. n. E. Atkinson and Miss Belle Muir
ply, of the Meridian will leave next week
for Minneapolis to spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Howe.
Mrs. Perry III. Blue. who has been visit
ing Mrs James L. Mccullough for several
weeks, left yesterday for a visit in Green
castle before returning to her home in Sui
Ivan.
The marriage of Miss Nina Muse San
born, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. r. San
born. and Mr.. Frederick Thompson will
be solemnized Dec. "a at 1Oi7 West New
York street
Miss Hazel Backus will return from Vas
sar College next Saturday and will be with
Mrs. Fremont Swain, in Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Swain and Mrs. Il. NJ. Backus will go
10 New York for a visit.
Mrs. Theodore a. Wagner entertained a
few friends yesterday afternoon In honor
of Mrs. George Thomas Moore. of WASH
ington. ID. c. Mrs. Moore formerly lived in
this city. and Mrs. Wagner invited a num-
Der of her old friends to meet her.
Mrs. Stephen E. Hinshaw, who until her
marriage was Miss Addie Johns, stem
ographer in the office Of Union b. Hunt
secretary of state. left for Washington
yesterday to join her husband. who is
clerk to Senator Albert j. Beverage.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis I. Silvius for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Florence M. Slvius,
and George j. Cook, to take place Wednes-
dence, INA Ruckle street The at-home an
nouncement is 2412 Dewey avenue.
The third of Mrs. Chapman Williams
series Of luncheons was given by her yes
terday, and about sixty of her friends were
from out of town were Mrs. Arthur c. Brig
ham of Boston. with Mrs. John S. Lazarus,
and Mrs. James L. Gardner of St. Clair
Mich, with Mrs. Joshua Stansfield.
Mrs. Richard N Morrison was the hostess
for a birthday luncheon yesterday in honor
of the eleventh birthday anniversary of her
little daughter Ethelda. The other little
Camille Sloan, Helen Stackhouse, Florence
Clark, Catherine Lowrie, Anna Gearing,
Mildred Barrett, Lucille Monroe, Louise
Mr.. and Mrs John Roberts celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary yester-
| day evening with a family dinner at their
| new home on Central avenue Among those
| Robertss sister, Mrs. l.. c. Strawbridge, of
| Chicago. who was present at the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs Roberts: Mrs. Hannah Swift.
| ence Foster, and Mr.. Foster, of Chicago
ID. A. r. IN BOSTON.
The Boston Journal of Thursday says of
the entertainments of Mrs Charles w.
| Fairbanks by the Massachusetts Daugh-
| tiers of the American Revolution:
again yesterday afternoon the Daugh-
| tiers of the American Revolution gathered
| themselves together and reveled in patriot
| ism, the while they did homage to their
president general, Mrs. Charles w. Fair
| banks. The interior of Faneuil Hall. where
| the meeting was held, beautifully dec
| grated with flags and patriotic bunting fes-
tooned along the gallery and draped from
| the pillars At the entrance to the audi
| forum hung a huge banner of blue in
| scribed In gold letters Welcome to Our
Honored Guest, the President General, ID.
| A. r..
1.-The conference was a State affair and
regents from many Massachusetts, chapters
were present, as well as local Daughters
| Mrs Masury, State regent introduced Mrs
Fairbanks in a speech full of patriotism in
which special honor was paid to Faneuil
they might be brought up with high pa tTi-
otto ideals She also spoke of the constant
effort OF Daughters for the recognition of
the flag.
Mrs Fairbanks's speech dealt with the
topics nearest to ID. a. X. interests, and
urged a unity of interests and frequent con-
ferences. and a whole-Souled interest in
whatever appealed to the society as an or
ganization Seated on the platform with
the speaker were Mrs. Anna T West vice
state regent. Mrs. Greenleaf w. Simpson.
vice president general for Massachusetts,
and Mrs Francis Osborn. ex-state regent
State Before and between and after the
speeches the United States government
band from Fort Warren played patriotic
airs After the speeches a reception was
held in the armory Of the Ancient and Hon.
orable Artillery an invitation being given