The Indianapolis journal., 1902-10-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Miss Gertrude Tuttle will be at the Del
ano for the winter.
Mrs. John Murphy, who has been East
for several months, has returned.
Mrs. S. c. Gill will so to Richmond the
last of the week to make a short visit
Mrs. Randolph, of Noblesville, is spend
ing a few days with Mrs. T. V. Smith.
Miss Harriet Noble has gone to Maxim
kuckee to remain several weeks with
friends.
Mrs. Eugenia B. McOuat left Saturday
for Washington, d. c., to remain several
weeks.
Mr.. William d. Henry will read paper
on "The Public Library" this evening be-
fore the Gentry Club
Miss Mary Hord left yesterday for New
York, where she will spend the winter
studying vocal music
Mayor and Mrs. Mix, of Mishawaka, re-
turned home yesterday after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rice and daughter
Dorothy, of Lafayette, are visiting Mrs.
Rice's sister, Mrs. NJ. S. Meyburg.
Mrs. Preston KELSEY will go to Baltimore
this week to attend the wedding of her
brother, which will occur this month.
Mrs. ]. Ross Stevenson and son, of New
York, are spending the week with Mrs.
Stevenson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
G. Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott Byrkit, Of the
Alexandra, have returned from Webster
lake and South Bend, where they have
spent the past fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Catterson issued
| invitations yesterday for a reception on the
| evening OF Monday Oct. Il, at their home,
| 160S North Meridian street.
| Mrs. Susa Young Gates and her daughter,
| Miss Emma Lucy Gates, will be Mrs. Sew
| alls guests of honor at her regular informal
| reception tomorrow afternoon.
| Mrs. James T.. Harwick, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Theresa Voss
| Smith, has gone to Chicago for a visit,
before returning to her home in Texas.
Rabbi and Mrs. NJ Messing will receive
Thursday evening from to Ii in honor of
| the thirty-fifth anniversary OF Rabbi Mes
sings connection with the Hebrew Temple.
Miss Gates. the soloist, who will be the
guest OF honor at Mrs. May Wright Sew
| alrs company this evening, arrived yester-
| day from Chicago to visit Mrs. Sewall for
| several days.
Mrs. Charles Emswiler. of Avondale, is
here to attend the wedding of her niece,
| Miss Percy Walker and Mr.. Harry Ham,
| mond, which will occur this morning at
| Christ Church.
| The engagement has been announced in
Chicago of Miss Jean Morton. daughter of
| Mr.. j. Sterling Morton, and Mr.. Richmond
| Levering, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer
| Levering, of this city.
Mrs. Joseph Livingston and daughter of
| South Bend, who have been visiting Mrs.
| Livingstons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
| pold Levy, returned home yesterday ac-
companied by Mrs. Levy.
Mrs. T. s. Adams. who has been visiting
| Mrs. John L. Barnett, has returned to her
home in Danville. Miss Battelle who is
| also Mrs. Barnett's guest, will return to-
morrow to her home in Boston.
Mrs. /. N. Walker and daughter, Mrs
| Morris Black, will sail for Europe late in
| November to spend six months in Paris.
| Mrs. Black will take a season of instruc-
| ton with Koenig musician of note.
Mrs. John Iglehart and Miss Huddert of
L. Turner Next week Mrs. Turner and
| her guests will go to Cincinnati to attend
| house party which Mrs. Samuel j. Hill
| man will give.
Mrs r j. f. Sloan Aoa, Of sante an Fe is the guest
Mrs. Noel will give small tea this after
noon for her visitor. Thursday Mrs: Sloan
Irvington, and will be with her at her usual
at home the same afternoon.
Mrs. Chaplin c. Foster went to Muncie
last night to attend the meeting of the
Muncie CHAPTER Of the Daughters of the
| orary regent Of the State Chapter of D..
A. R., and she will make an address be-
fore the Muncie society on .Indiana's Part
Mrs. E. E. Stafford gave a card COM
| pany yesterday afternoon, entertaining
| about forty friends at euchre. Mrs. w. A.
| Heckard, who has recently returned from
| Mexico, a guest of honor. Assisting
| Mrs Stafford were Mrs. Lyman w. Louis
Mrs ]. A. Stafford and Miss Mabel Fuller
Among the guests were Miss Cable, of
| Covington, KY, and Miss Helen Cook of
| Greenfield.
Miss Margaret Bugbee, who will be mar
ried tomorrow evening to Mr.. Edwin
Craft in the Central-avenue Church, en-
| tertained the members of her wedding party
last night with buffet supper at her home
on North New Jersey street. Cut flowers
formed pretty decoration in the several
rooms and the gifts for her attendants
4 those
The company followed the rehearsal at the
church.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates, who is to sing
tonight at the musicale given by Mrs
May Wright Sewal, is a daughter of Mrs
Susan Young Gates. Miss Gates has spent
four years studying abroad, the last three
years with Madam Corelh, in Germany
She has made one short concert tour in her
own country, in which she was most
successful winning appreciation and praise
everywhere. She is compared by the critics
10 both Jenny Lind and Patti in their
youth. She Is about to return to Europe
for further two years course of study
In preparation for career on the operate
stage. Mrs. Sewall will be assisted by Mrs
John Candee Dean. Miss Julia Harrison
| Moore, Miss Deborah Moore, Miss Emma
Atkins, Mrs. Flora NJ. Hunter and Miss
Adelaide Carman.
A pretty autumn luncheon was given yes
terday by Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins and
her daughter, Mrs. S. f. Perkins, jr., al
the home of the former on North Penn.
| SyiNanla street. The guests of honor were
Mrs. Clarence Zener, who was one of the
spring brides, and Miss Helen Thomas, oi
Charlottesville, who will be married this
month. The guests, who included a num-
ber of the brides of the past two years as
well as a number of the brides-elect, were
seated at five small tables, which were
daintily decorated with clusters of scarlet
sage in vases. The places were marked
by red and green autumn leaves of sill
on which names were written in gold let
ters. With the guests of honor those en-
tertained were Mrs. Don Price Hawkins
Mrs. Harrison Smith, Mrs Wilbur Wynn
Dark. Mrs. James Mcintosh Judson, Mrs
George Franklin Atkins, Mrs. William
Smock Allen. Mrs. William S. Turner Mrs
Warren ID. Oakes, Mrs. John f. Holet
Mrs. Charles \. KOrbly. Mrs. F.. NJ Shank.
lin, Miss Huddert of Evansville, Mrs
George B. Elliott Mrs. II. r. Allen, Mrs
Brandt Steele, Mrs. S. w. Mansfield. Mrs
John T. Nartindale. Mrs. James Floyd
Mrs. James NJ. Somerville and Miss Lena
, | BraSh.
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION
The first meeting of this season of the
Daughters of the Revolution Indianapolis
Chapter was held yesterday Afternoon
with Mrs. Theresa Voss Smith TIL,
annual election was held, which resulted
as follows: Mrs. Charles NJ. Cross, of Ir
vington. regent: Miss Sadie Mcintosh
vice regent; Miss Harriet Fitch, secretary
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