The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-22

two weeks. will return TO her home In Chi
cago to-day.
Mrs. Hoyt McClain will entertain the
members OF the Rosemary Club tomorrow
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. John A Blair,
Of Paris Ill.
Miss Wilson. Miss Ayres and Miss Stella
Adams returned home yesterday from a
short visit with Mrs Henry c. Adams, jr..
in st. Paul. Ind
Mrs. Augustin Minshall Hopper and
daughter are the guests Of Mrs. Hopper's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. II. Miller.
I They will remain throughout the month OF
May.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Sadie Reinhard. of Baltimore, and
Hugo Nathan, of Cincinnati. Miss Rein
hard spent the winter in this city as the
guest OF Miss Jene Rauh.
The second of Mr.. Edgar c. Abbott's
series of Shakspearean readings was given
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Hugh II. Hanna. The Merchant of
last reading will be given next Monday
afternoon, April IS at the home of Mrs.
May Wright Sewall
The General Federation of Women's
Clubs will hold its annual meeting in Los
Angeles, Cal, the first week in May,
and the affiliated clubs over the country
are preparing 10 send their representatives.
In this city there are five Of the women's
clubs that belong TO the federation-the
Catherine Merrill Club the Womans Club,
the FOrtnightly Literary Club, the Over
the-Teacups Club and the Propylaeum As
ISOLATION. The Womans Club will be rep
resented by Mrs. t. A Wagner, who is al
ready in California visiting her son
Fletcher at Leland Stanford University.
Mrs. Alexander p. Spruance will also be
representative OF the Woman's Club as
well as of the Propylaeum Association.
Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks will be the dele
gate from the Fortnightly Club, and she
Daughters of the American Revolution,
represent that society. Mrs. Fairbanks is
also on the executive board of the gen.
eral federation. A delegate from Over-the-
TeacupS Club will not be sent this. year and
the Catherine Merrill Club will be repre-
sented by a corresponding member Mrs.
Emma Roache Lamme, who lives in Cali
fornia. Miss Elizabeth Dye and Mrs. Ida
Davis Finley were appointed delegates by
the Fortnightly Club. The delegates from
this city will leave next Saturday.
NINE. CAMBON'S SOCIAL STATUS.
WASHINGTON, April 21-Mme. Cambon,
wife of the French ambassador, is expected
to reach Washington on next Friday. There
has been a good deal of discussion in social
circles as to the social proprieties in such
cases, particularly as to the order of pre-
cedence in the exchange of visits, and il
evidently has been supposed in some quar-
tiers that Mrs Hay is exercising her judg-
ment in this matter. AS a matter of fact
Mrs. Hay is in the West; she knows moth
ing of the approaching arrival of Nine.
Cambon, and may not be in Washington
when the latter does arrive. Therefore,
she has had nothing to do with the ar
rangements of the programme. This, in
fact, is, as ii always has been, a matter
under the sole control of the diplomatic
body 1t is the present expectation that
Ambassador Cambon himself will send out
cards to the social circle of Washington,
inviting the ladies TO call at the embassy
on specified date and meet his wife.
IRELAND-BERRY
Special to the indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE. Ind. April H.-Judge w.
w. Ireland and Mrs Anna Berry were mar
ried here to-day, and the announcement has
caused much surprise. Judge Ireland is
nearly seventy years old and is of the
Oldest active practitioners at the local bar.
His bride is dressmaker and about thir-
ty-five years old. The couple both
prominent church members Judge Ireland
has a number of grown children. His
more than one hundred years old. The
couple will visit in Louisville while on their
bridal trip.
MARTIN-AXE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PORTLAND. Ind, April 21.-Mr. Freder-
lex Martin, ex-treasurer of Jay county, and
Miss Ruth A Axe, both of this city, were
married at Bryant last evening by the Rev.
NJ l. Smith. pastor of the Lutheran
Church. number of friends and rela-
tives were present They will make their
home here.
ADAMS-HOFFMAN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, April 2L-Fred Adams.
a well-known newspaper man, and Miss
Anna Hoffman, one of Elwoods most &C
complished young women, we're married
last evening at the Methodist parsonage,
the Rev j. \. Beatty officiating.