The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-30


Mrs. William Philips, of the Chalfant.
will leave Aug. 1 for San Diego, Cal. to
visit her father, Mr.. d. Lingenfelter.
Mrs May Wright sewall will go to Wi
mona next week, where she will deliver adj
dresses on the 5th and 9th of the month.
Mrs VI. r. Bucksbaum and daughter
Hortense, of New York, are the guests OF
Mrs. Ben Kohn. 22O5 North Meridian street.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker left yesterday for
a visit with Mrs. Emma A. Windsor and
Miss Anna Dunlap on their farm in ILL
nOis.
Mrs. Allen B. Philputt and daughter, Miss
Louise Philputt will leave to-day for Can
yon City, Col, where they will remain some
time.
Miss Catherine Jenokes returned yester-
visit of several weeks with Miss Edna
Frank.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cothren and Miss
Florence Cothrell will leave Saturday for
Rome City. where they will remain until
September.
Miss Mary Murphy. who has been spend
ing the past two weeks with Miss Alice ].
Shiel, returned yesterday to her home in
Joplin, Mo.
Mrs. Thaddeus Houston will go to Frank
lin this week for a brief stay. Mr.. Houston
has just returned from a fortnight spent
in New York
Mrs. w. S. Allen will leave for Detroit
the last of this week and will spend several
her there later.
Miss Shine and Miss Helen Shine who
have been Miss Sara Sheerins guests for
fortnight, returned to their home in Cow
ington, KY, yesterday.
Mrs. Lyman w. Louis will go TO Chicago
next week where she will join friends and
remain at the Chicago Beach Hotel with
them for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Foster has gone to Cow
ington, where she is attending house party
of Franklin College girls, which Miss Alice
van Nuys is entertaining
Miss Anna Ransom and Miss Alice Bates.
who spent the month with Miss Adabel
Chenoweth at HillcrOft Hall, returned Mon
day to their homes in Shelbyville, Tenn.
Miss Annetta Wayman, of New Albany.
who is visiting Mrs. James W. Lilly, will
go TO Noblesville tomorrow for short
visit. She will return here before going to
her home.
Miss Agnes Ketcham, who has been
studying the past year in DR.. Weir Mitch
ellis Sanatorium in Philadelphia, will re-
turn tomorrow to spend two weeks with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Zener. who have
been at the Country Club for the past fort
night, returned TO town the first of the
week and left yesterday for a stay of sew
eral weeks at Putin Bay.
Mrs. Henry Jameson and daughters. Miss
and Mrs. Roxanna Carey and sister.
Miss Parmenter, will leave this afternoon
for Provincetown, Mass, for a months
visit.
Mrs. Margaret Hunter and Mrs. P. B.
Bailey. of Southport, and Miss Daisy Gard
ner, of HOpkinsville KY, will go to Winona
to-day for a weeks stay. Miss Gardner is
spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Hunter.
Mrs. Edward Kettenbach, who will re-
move soon to her new home in Lewiston.
Idaho, will receive her friends informally at
the home of Mrs. c. Z. Newlin, 5S72 East
Washington street. Irvington, Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Day left for Chicago
to join their son, Mr.. Dwight Fl. Day, and
Judge and Mrs. Townsend They will &C
company them TO New Haven, Conn, for
the funeral of Mrs. Wright Day, which will
take place there tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. r. X. syfers has returned from
visit in jamestown, o., accompanied by
Miss Ella syfers and Miss Steele, of that
city. To-day Mrs Syfers and her guests
will leave for an extended trip to Yellow
stone Park and other Western points.
Word has been received in this city of the
marriage in Chicago of Miss Emily James,
of Philadelphia and George VI. Smith
manager of the Park and Peoples theaters.
of Philadelphia. They will take a trip 10
the Pacific coast before returning to Phil
adelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kinsey entertained
party of young people last night with
watermelon and euchre party in honor of
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kinsey,
Miss Carrie Elliott, of Tippecanoe, and
Miss Grace Manser. OF Buffalo. n. Y.
This evening Hervey Humphrey and VIII
Apologize will give a brake party with the
same guests Of honor.
Mrs. James w. Lilly entertained with an
informal garden party yesterday afternoon
for her guest. Miss Annetta Wayman, of
New Albany. About twenty of Mrs. Lillys
friends were asked TO meet the visitor, and
among them were Miss Julia and Miss
Clara Bearnes. of Minnea polls; Miss Golde
Wolf, Of Louisville; Miss Isabel Payne, of
Virginia; Miss Terrier. of New York, and
Miss Rogers, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. j. B. Parker. of 936 Central avenue,
left Yesterday afternoon for San Francisco
Cal. where she will meet her son. Lieut..
Austin a. Parker, of the Twenty-fOurth
Regiment. who is returning on the trans
port steamer Thomas Lieutenant Parker
was In Company A, or the One-hundred-
and-hfty-eighth Indiana Regiment In the
Spanish-American war and has been in the
Philippines since October, 1899
Mrs William Smock Allen entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Albert Kinsey. Miss Carrie Elliott OF
Tippecanoe, and Miss Grace Manser of
Buffalo. y. Y. all Of whom are the guests
of Mrs. L. y. kinsey. Mrs. Aliens pretty
home was adorned with garden flowers,
which were arranged in hanging baskets in
the dOorways and iii vases. Assisting in the
Inequalities was Mrs. Charles Krauss. Mrs.
Aliens mother. Those asked 10 meet the
visitors were Mrs. Layton Walker. Mrs.
George Edwin Branham. Mrs. Fred Gall.
Mrs. Charles =. Roemler, Mrs. Marshall
T. Levey, Mrs. Jacob Becker, Mrs. Henry
Clay Allen, Mrs l.. A. Kinsey. Miss PATTI OF
Toledo. Miss Craig OF Columbus, o., and
Miss wilson, of Cincinnati.
WEYMOUTH-BLECK
JAMESTOWN. r. l.. July 29.-Capt E. G.
Weymuth, of the British Royal Artillery.
recently on duty at Hong-Kong. and Miss
Elsie l.. Blocker. daughter Of Capt. James
V. 3. Blocker. l. s ". were married here
to-day in the presence of a large company.
Capt T. NJ Wakefield. also of the Royal
Artillery acted as best man. There were
no bridesmaids. but the bride was at
tended by Miss Ethel Blount OF New
York. as maid of honor The ushers were
j. 5. Blocker and Elliott Wadsworth. OF
Boston. and J. :. Cole and c. S. Cole OF
Morristown y. J. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. William n. McVickar, CO.
adjutor bishop OF Rhode Island at ST
Matthew's Church. The army and navy
colony was largely represented