The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-28
NOW - THE TIME
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh r. Richards will not
observe their usual Wednesday at home
this evening.
Miss Margaret Olcott, of Muncie, who
has been Miss Irene Taggart's guest, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Simeon B. Carey left yesterday for
Detroit to be the guest of her daughter
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schurmann, of the
Blacherne, have returned from stay OF
few days in Martinsville-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson, of the
Valencia, have returned from short visit
10 her parents in Louisville.
Mrs. Ada Carey returned yesterday from
Cincinnati. where she has been spending
several weeks with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs Louis Burkhart will leave
for New York on June 4. and will sail on
the 9Th to spend the summer abroad
Mr.. Atkins and Miss Atkins, Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, are the guests OF MIR and
Mrs. Franklin Atkins at the Arundel
Invitations for the wedding Of Miss An
Meta Langsdale and Charles w. Bean, to
take place on June 10. have been issued.
Mrs. N. A. Hyde and Miss Josephine Hyde
will leave to-day for the East, where they
will occupy cottage at Camden, near Bos-
ton. for the summer.
The Misses Smyser will receive in
formally on Saturday afternoon at their
home. p West Thirteenth street. for Miss
Gertrude May, OF Denver.
DR.. and Mrs. P II. Jameson have returned
from Texas and the West. Mrs. jameson
will be at home 10 her friends on Satur
day afternoons and evenings during June.
Mrs. Burton PARROT has returned from
New York. Miss Maude Mcconnell, who
was with Mrs. Parrott's family during her
absence. is now at her home at the Arun-
del
Mrs. Newell Stewart. of the Blacherne.
will receive informally this afternoon be-
rx1raa he Of and X for her in
who Is her guest, Mrs. A. j. Walker, or
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Holiday have in
yited the number of their friends, who
spend fourth of July with them each year.
70 spend Decoration day with them at their
farm, Rika Dom.
Mr. and Mrs j. X. Sharpe jr gave an
Informal company last evening at their
home on North Delaware street, entertain
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Reyes and Miss
Warren, of Terre Haute. who are spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B.
Hibben.
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald A Stubbins will
issue invitations to-day for the marriage of
their daughter Cora and Layton Chambers
Walker, at 1890 o'clock, Wednesday, June
IL. at the Meridian-street church. The at
bone cards will be for after Oct. 1 at the
Valencia.
Miss Lucia Holiday left last night for
visit of several weeks I'm Pittsburg and
Bryn Hawr. She will be bridesmaid at the
wedding of her cousin. Miss Patterson. in
Pittsburg, and later will attend the gradu-
alton exercises at Bryn Mawr College
from which college she was graduated last
June.
Mrs Martin w Mansfield has gone to
Harrisburg. Pa, TO visit her daughter Cor
rinne. who attends school there. After a
trip through Pennsylvania of about two
weeks duration they will return together.
During the absence of Mrs. Mansfield Mr..
and Mrs Sampsell Mansfield will be at her
home.
The marriage of Miss Isabel Palmer,
daughter OF DIR. and Mrs. John F. John
ston. and Charles A. KOrby will take place
SIS. Peters and PauFs Cathedral A few
friends and the relatives of the two fam
nies Will witness the ceremony and be pres
ent at the wedding breakfast.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred F. Potts entertained
At luncheon yesterday at the University
Club, having for their guest of honor Miss
White OF Canada, who is visiting her broth
er DIT. William Charles White, and Mrs.
White MargueriteS formed the floral dec
orations of the table. and covers were laid
for fourteen. Among the guests were Mrs.
q. Il. McCarty and Miss Edith Saylor, of
Cincinnati.
The engagement of Miss Alice Adams, of
Chicago. TO Joseph Gonsaulus. son of the
Rev. DR.. Gonsaulus has been announced
The wedding will take place on June at
Plymouth Church. Chicago. the Rev. Dr.
Gonsaulus officiating After the ceremony
reception viii be held at the home OF the
brides parents. SOC North Senate avenue.
Miss Adams has many friends I'm this city
She is the sister Of John II. Adams, and
was maid OF honor at his marriage to Miss
Elizabeth Dalton. last June.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall was the hostess
at O'Clock tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of the junior girls OF the Classical
School The day was Mrs Sewalls birth
day anniversary. Those entertained were
the president OF the class, Miss ElOiSe Iy-
man, and Miss Marion Miller Miss Virginia
Pickens. Miss Helen Carson. Miss Irma
ManegOld. Miss Esther Stevens. Miss
Louise Emerson. Miss Julia Bourland, Miss
Belle Widner. Miss Alice Mickey. Miss Bes-
sic Dixon. Miss Gertrude Zumpe. Miss Ger
trude Ouvall, Miss Katrina Fertig and
Miss alice Brown. The senior class of
the school will be entertained at luncheon
Saturday by Mrs. Sewan.
Mrs. William Smock Allen observed her
last reception afternoon yesterday at her
home on North Pennsylvania street. Gar
den flowers peOnies. syringa blossoms and
roses adorned her rooms. They were ar
ranged in clusters in vases and in pockets
on the walls. The dining room was in vel
low and white, with syringa blossoms on
the walls and table. Mrs. Allen was assisted
IN her hospitalities by Mrs Charles Krauss
Mrs. Henry Clay Allen. Mrs. Franklin Won
negut. Mrs Jacob Becker. Mrs George Ed
win Branham, Mrs. William +. Stevenson.
Mrs. Hiram Kellogg Mrs Frederick Cal
and the bridal attendants, Miss Katharine
Edna Kuhn. Miss Cora Stubbins and Miss
Minnie SchOlz. In the evening Mr. and Mrs
Allen received their friends.
Mrs. May w Domains Tuesday class NJ
thirty members gave its annual dinner yes
terday at the Country Club. Sentiments
for the toasts were taken from the subjects
or the years work and were responded to-
with Mrs. F. a. Gregory as tOastmistress,
as follows: I'VE Have Been Glad To-
gether." Mrs. Albert Coffin: This Royal
Throne OF Kings. This Sceptered Isle %
Mrs. r. p. Craft: "A Joint Of Mutton and
Any Tiny Little Kickshaws," Mrs NJ q.
Men Mrs. James w. Noel; IF Reasons
Were as Plentiful as Blackberries," Mrs.
Jessie b. Fuller How This World Is
Given 10 Lying" Mrs. William w. Buchan-
an I'D Rather Be a Kitten and Cry New
than One OF These Metre Ballad Mongers. "
Mrs ROllin r. Kautz; The Babble OF the
Green Fields" Mrs. May w. Donnan. The
members having the AFFAIR In charge were
Mrs. j. +. BObbs. Mrs. Frank W. Flanner.
Mrs. George w. Pangborn and Mrs Henry
Eitel
-tiss Rena Tucker was the hostess for a
lunch n yesterday at her home on North