The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-24


Miss Jessie Carson and Miss Clothilde
Schwartz have returned from trip TO
Putin Bay. Toledo and Detroit
Mrs. John D. Brosnan and children re-
turned home after a visit 10 Atlantic CITY
Philadelphia and Washington. Mr.. Brosnan
Is home from New York.
Mrs. Samuel Townsend and son Samuel.
Jr., and Miss Harriet Sheppard will leave
this week for Round HILL Va, to visit Mrs
Holmes for three weeks.
Mrs Louise TOusey and Miss Mera Tousey,
who have been at the Meridian for the
past year, will occupy an apartment at
the Delano after Sept. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances VI. Williams. of
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati are spending a
week with Mr.. Joshua E. Florea, on their
way home from Putin Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Martindale will re-
side at No. 100 East Pratt street after Mrs
Martindale's return from Harbor Point,
where she has spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Elliott Perkins. jr., who
have spent the past year with Mr.. and
Mrs. $ Z. Perkins. have gone to house
keeping at 129 East Pratt street.
Mr.. Claude II. r. Compton. who has been
ct Harvard the past two years, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. A. r.. Compton. Mr..
Compton will return East about Sept. 1.
Miss Jessie Stake has gone to Sea Isle
City where she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Frey and family; and later
she will go TO Phila delphia and New York
Miss Eleanor F. Williams, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Ere
mont Leonard, at Muncie. returned Friday,
accompanied by her niece, Miss Lillian
Garde.
Miss Emily Taggart, who returned
Wednesday from a visit with Miss Isabel
Gates. at Maxinkuckee, yesterday joined
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tag
CART. at French Lick.
After Sept. / Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Alexander and Mr.. and Mrs
rOla will ID 81, bird
the new apartment house at the corner of
Michigan and Pennsylvania streets.
Mrs. Harry r. Campbell and children.
who have been IN Savannah. Ga. for the
summer, returned yesterday and will be
with Mr.. II. G. Campbell, No. 2017 North
Illinois street, indefinitely
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Pelton announce the
engagement of their daughter Florence
vile, Ind, formerly of Indianapolis, the
wedding to take place Sept. "a.
Mr.. T. w. Iden, of Emporia, Kan, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. f. r. Kautz, 2125
Kautz will receive informally for him
Monday evening. There are no invitations.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Murbarger an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Fawn and Mr.. George Harry Baxter, at
Newport, KY. Aug. II. The at-home
nouncement is for The Lexington, after
Nov. 1.
Miss Edith Walker, OF Anderson, and
riger, of this city, left Friday for ten days
at Lake Geneva Wis, where they will
represent De PAW University at the ma
tional convention of the Y. w. c. A.
Misses Clara and Nellie Wales gave
musicale last Monday night in honor of Miss
Lelsel Jose, of Chicago Those who con-
tributed to the programme were Miss Joe
Messing, Miss Daisy LutZ and Messrs.
Harris, Peck, Iehrich and Lancaster.
Invitations will be issued this week by
Mr. and Mrs. stephen ~. Clark for the
marriage of their niece, Miss Ida FOudray,
and j. L. Hadley, of Denver Col. to
take place Tuesday evening, Sept, g. at
the residence in North New Jersey street.
James Edward Neighbor. secretary of the
Y. M. G. A, of this city, was married last
Wednesday night at Mount Pleasant, O., to
Miss Anna NJ. Wright Mr.. and Mrs.
Neighbor will take a wedding trip of two
weeks, after which they will come to this
city to live.
Mrs. Ben. j. Fisher, of Brooklyn, N Y,
arrived yesterday for the wedding OF Miss
Sara Durler and Mr.. Charles w. Schneider,
| of Fremont, Neb., which will occur next
wednesday. Mrs. A. Boelter, of Mime
| apolis, Mimi, a sister of Miss Durler.
rived few days ago.
Kenneth Mcintosh, of Valparaiso, Chile,
| is spending a few days with friends here
before going to Amherst College. Mr.. Nc
| Intosh is the son of Major Mcintosh, who is
| connected with the United States coast sur
vey in South America, and who formerly
| made his home in this city
Mr.. Raymond Haskell, who has spent his
| vacation in this city with his parents, Mr.
| and Mrs j. 4. Haskell, will leave Monday
| for short visit with relatives at Noun
| tain Lake Park, and later will go to Bos-
| ton, where he will enter his senior year at
| the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
| nOlogy
| Miss Beatrice Houston, of Robinson ILL.,
| who has been visiting her brother, Alpha
! Houston, at the home of their aunt. Mrs
/ Charles Hanson left for home Yesterday
| accompanied by her brother and her cousin
| Mrs. Frank V. Scherer nee Jennie Craig
| Hanson, and little daughter, who will re-
! main in Robinson for a short visit.
| DIR. and Mrs Hays gave a little company
yesterday afternoon which was in the
| nature of a musicale. Among the guests
\ were Eugene Cowles, Mrs. Zelda Seguin
| Wallace and James Whitcomb Riley Mr.
| COwles and Mrs. Wallace, both musicians
| of fame, met for the first time yesterday
| Thomas Arnold was present and per-
| formed some clever tricks with cards.
| Rudolph Roster gave violin solos with
| Mrs. Roster as accOmpanist.
Mrs. B. F. Witt. of Dayton. O.. is visiting
| her daughters, Mrs Horace Hadley and
Mrs. Harry Coughlen. Under the auspices
| of the womens board of the u. B. Church
| Mrs. Witt will leave soon for an extended
| trip abroad, during which she will visit
| Hawaii, Japan and the Philippine islands,
| and VIII go through the Red sea and the
| Mediterranean sea to the west coat of At
| RIGA She will return to this country next
May.
Mr. and Mrs. John Madden entertained
| at dinner last night in honor of Miss Idele
Templeton and Mr. Theodore Craven. the
| marriage of whom will occur next Tuesday
| The table beautifully decorated with
| an elaborate centerpiece of pink La France
roses and the dining room was hung with
| delicate green vines. Dainty hand-painted
cards, tied with pink ribbons and nina
ture wedding bells, marked the places. The
| other guests were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
| Obold, Miss Owings, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| HOgate, of Danville; Miss Eva Moore of
| Delphi; Mr.. John Craven of Bloomington;
| Mr.. Theodore Dillon, of West Point and
Mr.. Charles Denny, of Chicago.