The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mrs. L. A. Mavity, of Muncie, is spend
ing few days with Mrs. j. o. Henderson.
Mrs. r. o. Hawkins, who has been at
Martinsville for the past two weeks, Will
come home to-day.
Mrs E. j. Foster, who has spent the sum-
mer in Oregon and California, will return
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles A Bookwalter. who has
been spending the week in Chicago, will
return home this evening.
Mrs. John T. Barnett has issued invita-
lions for a luncheon Oct. IS in honor OF
Miss Battelle and Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Jesse Green will return this evening
to her home in Terre Haute, after spend
ing the week with Mrs Edward Daniels.
Mrs. ]. w. Bradshaw. who has been the
guest OF relatives In town during the past
week, has returned to her home In Leb-
anon.
Mrs Hunter and Miss Hunter. of Terre
Haute, returned home yesterday after a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold b.
Hibben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil NJ. Watson and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting Mrs. Watson's
relatives in Clarksburg, Va, are expected
home this evening.
Miss Mary wadsworth. of Davenport. Ia,
will come this week to be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Scot Fraser during the week
of the horse show.
Mrs. Baldwin, of Everett. Mass, will
come next week for the horse show and
3. Gay for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Brecount, of Cincinnati, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, of Muncie, will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Drew
for the horse show next week.
The Primary Union will hold a reception
to the primary and Junior Sunday school
teachers this afternoon in the parlors Of
the Second Presbyterian Church.
Mr. William E. Day returned yesterday
from Milwaukee, where he went to attend
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and Miss Helen Day, who were also in
Milwaukee, are expected home this evening.
Mrs Samuel A. Johnson. who has been
spending the summer at Rye Beach, Mass.
has returned from there. Mrs. Johnson
will be in town for some time and later
will go to California to spend the winter
months.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cottinger Cotter
have removed from the Victoria to 80
East Eighteenth street. Mrs. Cotter's sis
come Monday to spend several weeks with
them.
The annual meeting of the Daughters of
the Revolution, the Indianapolis chapter,
will be held at the home of the vice regent,
Mrs. Theresa V. Smith, Monday, Oct. 20.
The election and business of the day will
be followed by social hour.
Miss Ethel Duncan was the hostess for
a pleasant dancing party last night, which
was given by the Sigma Delta Rho So
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ciety is an organization of Shortridge High
School girls and includes Misses Joy Brown,
Ruth Moorhead, Cornelia Searle, Roe Rob-
erts, Stella Alig, Charlotte Dillman and
Ethel Ramp.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club OBJ
served its presidents day yesterday after
noon at the home of the incoming presi-
dent. Mrs. Twiname, on Barth avenue. THE
White House" was the subject for the af-
ternoon and the discussion was led by Mrs.
Rice. The club colors of pink and green
prevailed in the decorations and appoint
ments of the afternoon.
A delightful afternoon tea was given yes
terday by Mrs. May Wright Sewall Miss
Townsend and Miss Stevens at the CLASH
cal School residence. The reception rooms
were attractively arranged with palms and
sisted in the Inequalities. The guests in
cluded the young women of the school and
number of the friends of the school.
The Clio Club met yesterday afternoon
with it's new president. Mrs. Edward Sell
for the afternoon consisted of a paper on
the future Of the club by Mrs. Sewage and
musical numbers by Mrs Cosand. Mrs.
blossoms were used In the decorations of
the several rooms and dainty refreshments
were served.
The Minuet Club opened its dancing sea-
son last night at the Brenneke Academy
Harris full orchestra played for the dancers
and a number of friends were present in
the balcony. The grand march was led by
DR.. E. r. Donnell and Miss Blanche G..
Greenen, DIR. A A Hill and Miss Helen
westfall a number of guests from out of
town were present The second of the
clubs series will occur Friday evening.
Nov ii.
Miss Alma Craft was the hostess for a
Marguerite Bugbee and Mr.. Edwin Maurice
Craft were the guests Of honor. The table
appointments were all in green and white
dies In candelabra placed at opposite ends.
For the center was a graceful cluster of
Bride roses The places were marked with
ers and tied with satin ribbons and we'd
ding bells. With the honor guests those
entertained by Miss Craft Were Miss Har-
riet Bugbee, Miss Margaret OWNS of New
York Miss Florence Dunning, Miss Marie
KatZenbach, Miss Ida Turrell, Miss Myla
Smith, Miss Helen Springsteen, Mr.. Carl
Krauss. Mr.. Albert Krauss, Mr. ]; Russell
liam Jacobs, Mr.. Mark Barrett and Mr.. E.
Vern Moore.
Mrs. A n. Dwyer was the hostess for the
first meeting of this season of the Over-the-
Teacups Club yesterday at her home on
North Pennsylvania street. The members
were entertained at luncheon, which was
followed by number of interesting toasts.
For the luncheon small tables were ar
ranged through the several rooms and the
clubs colors of green and white were used
in their adornment. Mrs. Dwyer, the in
coming president. and Mrs. Robert w.
Cathcart the retiring president, each made
a few remarks appropriate to the occasion.
Mrs. j. o. Henderson presided as toast
master and the subject of the responses
were taken from Holiness ''Over the Tea
cups" after which the club was named.
Mrs. Katherine l.. Dorsey was THE Dicta-
tor" Mrs. Lew Wallace. tr, Mistress of
the Tea Table, Mrs. Z. S. Folsom. THE
Tutor; Mrs. s. e. Perkins, The American
Annex" Mrs. ID. L. Wood. Number Five"
Mrs. Henry Coe. THE Doctor" Mrs. A. s.
Mitchell, 1.-The Councillor" Mrs. William
ID. Pratt, 1.-THE English Annex" Miss Alice
Number Seven" Mrs. Jones took for her
subject "An Irregular. irresponsible Ode TO
Myself. the Cracked Teacup. The places
at the table were marked with cleverly dec
Grated cards in pen and ink On one side
they bore sketches Of 5-o'clock tea kettles
and cups. with questions on the other side.
The Ladies' Society of the Maennerchor
gave pleasant euchre and lotto party yes
terday afternoon at Maennerchor Hall. The
occasion was the last of the series of en-
tertainments which the society has given
in honor OF its fifth anniversary and was
also the day OF the annual election. The
hall. where the tables were arranged, was
prettily decorated with red sage. combined
with a unique decoration of wood shavings.
The prizes for the games were won by
Kettenbach. Mrs. Cuhlman, Miss Fertig.
Mrs. Dolmetsch, Mrs. Werner, Miss Alma
Norb. cher. Miss Linderman and Miss Alma
Bachman- The election which followed re-
suited In the re-electing OF the officers OF
the past year with the exception of one
office. which was vacant account of
the death of the officer. that of second
vice president. The officers are: President,
Mrs. a. Scherer: first vice president Mrs
J. p FrenzeI; second vice PRESIDENT Mrs
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