The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Edith Griffith will leave Saturday
for months visit in KOkomo.
Miss nellie Baker has returned from
weeks visit in CrawfordsviI1e
Mrs. Addison c. Harris returned yester-
day from a short visit in New York
Miss Anna Jillson has returned from New
York to spend her spring vacation at home.
Mrs. Charles E. Howe. of Wabash is
spending a few days in the city at the Den
ison.
spending a few days with Miss Mary
Sayles.
Miss Lucy Ball. of Grand Rapids. is the
guest of Mrs. George G. Tanner, on North
Delaware street.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
Mayflower Church will meet at o'clock
this afternoon in the church parlors
Mrs. Katherine Kidder and her two chill
dren, who have been visiting Mrs. kidder's
parents, will return to their home in Terre
Haute to-day.
The Young WOmans Missionary Society
of the Second Presbyterian Church will be
entertained this afternoon by Miss Julia
Fish. SO the Blacherne.
Miss Miller, who was one Of the brides
maids at the Dark-Woollen wedding
Wednesday night, left yesterday morning
for Mount Carmel Ill.
Mr. and Mrs T l.. Hoadley and the
Misses Hoadley. who came for the Hoadley-
Schleicher wedding Wednesday evening
returned last night to their home in New
ark, n. j.
Miss Helen Day left yesterday afternoon
for the East. After spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. j. Ross Stevenson, in
New York, she will resume her studies at
Pennington.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Vivian Olga Strother. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. b. H Strother and Alfred Ristine
Kipp. of Fond du Lac. Wis. The wedding
will take place in June.
Mrs. Hugh H Hanna jr, observed her
second afternoon at home yesterday. She
was. assisted in receiving her callers by her
mother. Mrs. o. s. Runnels. Miss nellie
Baker and Miss Lucia Holiday.
Mrs. Everett Wagner and w. b. Blair
and family attended the wedding of their
sister. Mary f. Blair and Worth Wood
ward. at the home of their parents west of
the city Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie b. Nicholson gave a card
party last night at her home on North Illi-
nois street entertaining forty of her
friends Her home was prettily decorated
IN MOWERS or various kinds for the occasion.
Miss Agnes Paul. of the ''Burgomaster''
company. will be with Mrs. George Philip
Meier this afternoon, and Mrs. Meier will
receive informally for her between the
hours OF and 5. There are no invitations
Mrs. John n. Carey will entertain Mrs
William A. Quayle at luncheon to-day In
the afternoon DR.. and Mrs. Quayle will re-
ceive their friends informally between the
hours of and at the home of Mrs Carey
on North Meridian street
Mrs. Charles L. Coffin gave a small din
ner last night in honor of Mrs w A
Quayle. Tonight she will entertain at
dinner for DR.. and Mrs Quayle who will
return to their home in Kansas City i'm
mediately after the lecture which Dr.
Quayle will deliver at the Meridan-street
Church this evening.
Miss Malott entertained a few of her
friends with a high tea yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Mary Browning Butler
whose marriage TO DR.. James Boyd Risk
will take place next Wednesday evening.
This afternoon Mrs. John NJ SomerviIIe
will entertain six young women in Miss
Buffers honor, and tomorrow a luncheon
will be given for her by Mrs. John II.
Baker.
Mrs. Frank E. Gavin entertained about
twenty guests at luncheon yesterday in
honor OF Mrs. Theodore p Davis who has
moved to this city from NobIesville within
the past year. Pink roses formed the deco
rations of Mrs. Gavin's rooms and the
same flowers were used on the tables in the
dining room at which the guests were
seated. Among those entertained was Mrs.
w. a. Quayle with Mrs. Daniel Stewart.
Miss Myla and Miss Bernice Smith were
the hostesses for a euchre party and
shower yesterday afternoon in honor of
Miss Ida May Scott. whose marriage TO
Walter Scott Ryan. of Muncie, will occur
next week The guests were seated at ten
small tables. and the tallies OF the game
were kept on cards cleverly adorned with
pen and ink sketches OF brides. by Miss Nc
Daniels. After the card game the party
assembled in the north room. which was
decorated for the bride with Brides roses
and white candle lights. The miscellaneous
gifts were heaped on the center table, and
Miss SCOTS chair was embellshed with
white satin ribbons. This afternoon the
Misses Pearson will give a card party in
Miss SCOTS honor.
BAULDAUF-RING.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD. Ind. April 1O-Eddie Baui-
do of cir
of Marion. were married at the bride
home last evening. They will be at home
here after April IS.