The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-11

Penfield Moore of Rockford. ILL.,. who Will
be with him short time before leaving for
Dartmouth College.
Mrs. Alexander p. Spruance entertained
few friends informally yesterday afternoon
for Mrs. John L. Ketcham-
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Lilly and daugh-
ter will return tomorrow from a stay or
several weeks in New York.
Mr.. and Charles N. Thompson. who have
been spending several weeks at Burt Lake,
Mich, arrived home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert s. Wood will en-
terrain tomorrow evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis G.. Wood, OF Chicago.
Miss Adelaide Green will entertain Tues
day evening for Miss Eva Mob, of Delphi,
who is visiting Miss Blanche Laycock.
Dr. and Mrs. William Davidson have re-
moved to this city from Madison, and will
live at the corner of Park and Twelfth
streets.
Miss Lena Daugherty. who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Cooper, on Senate ave-
nue.. will return to her home in Chicago
Saturday.
Miss Anna Wheeler will give an informal
company this afternoon for Miss Iona
Floyd, Of Terre Haute. who is visiting Mrs.
Fred Denny.
vile, will next week visit Mrs. Deprezs
father and sister, Mr.. w. G. WATSON and
Miss Emma WATSON.
Mrs Charles w. Moores and daughter.
Mrs. Edward Daniels, and family and Miss
Ethel Cleland will return the 10th OF the
month from Burt Lake. Mich.
Mr. II. B. Gates and son Bennett will
leave next week for the East for short
trip. Mr.. Bennett Gates will remain to
attend school in Concord, n. II.
DR.. and Mrs John H. Oliver and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Perry III. Clifford. and son and
Miss Anna Mayo returned yesterday, after
spending the summer at Sylvan Beach,
Mich.
Miss Anna Louise and Miss Florence
Rogers will give company Saturday even
ing in honor of Miss Gardiner, of Laurel,
Miss, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
n. Rogers.
Miss Katherine Laymen will leave shortly
for New York city, where she will be with
her sister, Mrs. John Carroll, and attend
the PEBBLES School. DIR. Dan Layman will
also be with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll this
winter.
Mrs. Mary Virginia O'Donnell and daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche O'Donnell, are the guests
or Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Finley Smith, 1904
North Delaware street. Miss O'Donnell has
recently returned from a two years sotourn
abroad.
celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of their
marriage next Saturday. They will be at
home to receive informally from to 8
O'Clock at their residence, 1920 College
avenue
Mrs. H. T. Hearsey and daughters, DIR.
Curtis and family, of Noblesville, Mr.. Leon
ard Wild and family and Mrs. Charles
Adams and son, Carl Adams, will return
spent the summer.
Mr. Samuel Johnston has returned from
Rye Beach, Mass, where he has been
spending the summer with Mrs. Johnston.
ston. and family on North Pennsylvania
street Mrs. Johnston will return later and
will leave this fall for California to remain
| during the winter.
night at her home on Talbot avenue for
| Miss Daugherty, of Chicago. Tables were
arranged for cinch and during the evening
| there was dancing. Those asked to meet
| Miss Daugherty were Misses Rolene Full
mer. Edna Fulmer. Daisy Hunt, Mary Os-
| termann, Rena Gwynn, Georgia Allfree,
Mary Leck, Edith Hull, Nell Demerly, May
Dunn and Ntessrs. Blanchard Mckee, How
ard Weikel, Charles Van Camp Frank Dell,
| NJ. Stimson, Tom Themes, William Dickson,
| Carl Gibbs, Ray Howard and Pierce Rhode
hamel.
| Miss Blanche Laycock was the hostess
for pleasant company yesterday, to
which her guests were asked to meet Miss
| Eva Mohr, of Delphi, who is her visitor.
| The tables were arranged for cards and
| about thirty guests were entertained In
| this way. Among them were Mrs. Raymond
| Foster, of Chicago, Miss Violet Rhodes. OF
| Connersville, and Miss Iona Floyd, of Terre
Haute. Assisting in the Inequalities were
| Miss Laycocks mother and sister, Mrs. T.
| b. Laycock and Miss Mary Laycock. The
several rooms were prettily adorned with
asters. pink ones in the library and white
| and purple ones in the parlors.
| DR.. and Mrs. c. r. Crow observed the
| twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage
| yesterday at their home, 3O1 North Illinois
| street. During the day they received their
| friends, and last night they held a recep-
| ton between the hours of and 10. Their
| home was beautifully decorated with flow
| ers, palms and vines and an orchestra
| played during the afternoon and evening
4 in he We re
| A. Crossman, Mrs. l.. p. Smock, Mrs. Lizzie
Hadley, Mrs. Charles Cleaveland. Mrs
| Mansford Waltz, Miss Freda Neffer, Mrs
| Witcher and Mrs. Milholland Also assist
| ing were those who were attendants at the
| wedding: Mrs. John T. Barnett. Mrs.
Clara Bell. of Mansfield. and Mrs. Mary E
Carson, of Delevan. Mimi, and Mr.. A. o.
Lockridge, of Greencastle and Mr.. F. T.
| Adams of Lafayette, who were groomsmen
| and Mrs. c. d. Metlock of Lafayette. In
the dining room daughters of the grooms-
| men assisted in serving. They were Miss
| Helen Metlock, of Lafayette; Miss Eliza
| beth Lockridge, of Greencastle, and Miss
Ruth Adams. of Danville. and also Miss
| Stella Wenzel, Miss Alice Mason, Miss
| Clara Hargrave, Miss Jessie Cleaveland
| During the afternoon Miss Mary Clark
| played several piano selections. A large
/ pavilion was erected on the lawn, where
| refreshments were served. Many guests
| called during the receiving hours and many
| came from out of town for the occasion.
| great deal of interest Is being taken by
/ society people, In the horse show which
| Will begin Oct. IL and continue through the
/ 18th. There will be special attractions each
| day and society people will be out in force
| A number of coaches will be imported fol
| the week and these will be used by parties
| for the different affairs. There will be prizes
| for the handsomest appearing coaches the
| Judgment being based on the equipment and
| appearance and this will be an added in.
| centive for elaborate toilets, which are sc
essential a part of a horse show. There
Will be forty boxes, each holding six peo-
| pie. which are now being sold. The boxes
| will be gayly decorated, according to the
| owners taste, and there will doubtless be
| some rivalry In this as each owner will
strive to have his box as beautifully deckeC
| as his neighbours. A number of these boxe:
| are taken already. Those who have taker
| them are Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. WATSON, Mr.
| and Mrs. Mortimer lowering, Mr.. and Mrs
ID. NJ. Parry, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mayer, Mr. 1. s. Cor
| don, Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Van Camp Mr.
| and Mrs. Henry S. Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs
| Harold b. Hibben, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Var
| Camp, Mr.. Frederick NJ. Ayres, Mr. anC
| Mrs. Harry E. Drew, DR.. and Mrs. Georg,
| L. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brush, Mr.
| and Mrs. Hugh MCGOWAN. Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Bliss. Col. and Mrs II. B. Smith
| Mr. Frank Warman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
| Shott, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Block.
SEAMAN-DE PAUW.
A wedding handsomely though simpl,
appointed was that solemnized last nigh
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