The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-20

and Mrs. Jay, who have had the apart
ments during their absence, Will remove TO
No. Is. The Olga, on North Illinois street.
Mrs. Lenora Smith and daughter and
Misses Lois and Ruth Pratt LETT Paris this
week to go to London, where they will re-
main until the 18th of May, when Miss
Smith and Miss Emma Atkins, who has
been studying music in Paris the pass year.
will sail for home. The others will not re-
turn until September.
William p. Edmohds, formerly of this
city, and Miss Fora Belle Haynes, of Mount
Carmel, Ill, were married at Anderson last
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson. of in
~dianapolis: Mr.. and Mrs. o. Nj. Hodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. e. Hibbitt, Mi. and Mrs.
T. c. Moore. of Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmonds will make their home at No. 747
Indiana avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cortez and laughter
Delight, of Woodlawn, Cal, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson,
of 212s Broadway, left yesterday for "A tour
of the East. They will sail from Boston
for Europe on May L. DR.. Wilson and Miss
Ethel Wilson. father and sister of Mrs.
Cortez, are also here from Woodlawn and
will remain here until the latter part of the
month. when they will go to join Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortez in the trip abroad.
Letters received from the Rev. NJ. l..
Haines and wife by friends in the city,
dated April 1 at Amalf. Italy, state that
they srrived safely at Naples on Thursday,
March 81; that the first half of the voyage
was rough. but from the time Gibraltar
was sighted and they entered the Mediter-
ranean conditions of life on shipboard were
they attended the Scotch Presbyterian
Church In Naples. DR.. Haine states that
both he and Mrs. HaineS are invigorated
already by their trip and experiences.
The Ladies' Club of the German House
held its annua meeting yesterday after
noon and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
Charles II. Broich; first vice president,
Mrs IuliuG KqFrman- second Woo nroGT-
dent, Mrs. Julius WOcher; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Frank Edenharter: financial
secretary. Miss Martha Janke; treasurer,
Mrs. r. Keller. In two weeks the Ladies
Club will give its first party of the new
year.. which will be in charge of Mrs.
George Bauer and Mrs. Carl Won Hake.
Invitations have been issued for a "Soiree
Franchise TO be given at the home of
Mrs. John Nj. Shaw Tuesday evening. April
%. The evenings entertainment will con-
sist of a French comedy, La Poudre aux
Yeux." which will be presented by a num-
Der of people interested in the study of
French literature. The play is in two acts
and the parts will be taken as follows:
M%alingear. a doctor. Oscar Jones; RatinOis,
a confectionsr Jean Faurant: Constance.
wife of Ratinois. Mrs. j.. NJ. Shaw; Blanche,
wife of Malingear, Miss Pauline Schell-
chmidt Robert. uncle of Constance, Rich
ard Lieber: Emmeline, a daughter OF
Malingear. Miss Clara Haueisen; Frederic.
son of Ratinois, Fritz Wetzel; Alexandriue,
maid 10 Malingear. Mrs Clarence Kenyon:
Sophie. a cook, Mrs. Samuel +. Morss:
phlne Morss: maitre .d'hOtel. Nicolas Hoff-
man; Chasseur en- livree. Ferdinand HoIl-
veg; un tapissier, un dOmestique and un
petit negre by members of the cast. The
music for the entr' acte will be given by
Mrs r. y. Ogle. Mrs. Kate Collins. Miss
Virginia Shaw, Misses Bertha and Louise
Schellschmidt. Miss Emily Fletcher will
give a resume of the play at the beginning
Of the performance. Immediate replies to
the invitations are requested.