The Indianapolis journal., 1902-09-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Stuart Kurtz Is In Anderson for
short visit.
Mrs r. O. Hawkins has gone to Martins
vile to remain a week.
| Miss Constance Lewis left yesterday to
| resume work at Bryn Mawr College
Miss Evelyn Holiday will leave Monday
| to resume her studies at Bryn Mawr Col
lege.
en- apartments at the Wynn for the winter
months.
Miss Anna Jillson will leave to-day for
| Miss Katherine Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Sewall and Mr.. and
Mrs. George b. Elliott are at Lake Maxim
| kuckee on a fishing trip.
Miss Emily Winters left last night for
| the East and will spend the winter at
school at Pennington, Conn.
Mr. John Judah has returned to- Max
inkuckee, after spending the week with
| DR.. and Mrs. p. III. Jameson.
| Mrs. Francis r. Whipple, who is the
| guest of Mrs. s. E. Perkins, will return
| to her home In Rockville Monday.
Governor and Mrs. Durbin will go to
Louisville next week, where they will be
| guests of honor at the horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Haring have re-
turned from a seven weeks trip to New
York and along the Atlantic coast.
Mrs. Deleno who has been East during
the summer months, has come to spend the
| winter with Mrs. E. j. Foster and family.
The evening euchre. to have been given
oy tne Laoies Soelety or the Maennerchor
/ later in the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Claypool and daugh-
| ters will leave to-day for New York and
| will sail next week for Europe. where they
| will remain until next June.
| Miss Belle Smith, missionary recently
| returned from Soo-Chow, China, is the
| guest of Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk and
| will remain with her several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Oxenford and Mrs.
Sarah B. Dudbridge issued invitations yes
/ terday for card parties on the evenings
| of Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. and 9.
| Mrs. Joy. who has been with her sister,
| Mrs. Washington Charles De Pauw, for
| the past year, will leave Monday, for ex-
| tended visits in Chicago and Grand Rapids.
| Mich.
Miss Charlotte Powell has returned from
| Denver, where she spent the summer with
| her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Powell. Mrs
Powell will not return until late in the
| winter.
Miss Florence Coffin has returned from
a trip of several weeks duration in the
| north She was accompanied home by
| Mrs. Julia Robbins and Mrs. E. E. Hatch,
| of Detroit.
| Announcement is made of the MARI
| Of Miss Katherine b. Holland, of BE-
Moines, Ia, and Mr.. Frank o. Tanney,
| formerly of this city, which occurred In
Chicago, Sept. 16.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William E.. English. who
| have been abroad since last July, are now
| travelling through Switzerland. They do
not expect to return to this country until
| after the holidays.
Miss Mary and Miss Henrietta Colgan
| will remove from the Blacherne to the
| Cambridge Oct. l. Their apartment at the
| Blacherne will be occupied this winter by
| Mrs. Katherine Dorsey.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Beard and daugh-
| ter, who have spent the summer here with
| Mrs. Boards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
/ Ritter left yesterday for New York, where
| they will remain during the winter months.
| Mrs. Herman Spain was the hostess for
a small and informal company yesterday
| afternoon in honor of Mrs Edwin Allen,
| who will go to Louisville to reside in
October Assisting Mrs. Spain was Miss
| Cuba Reagan.
Mrs. w. c. De Pauw left yesterday for
| Los Angeles, Cal, where she will reside.
| She was accompanied by Miss Irene Tag
| CART, who will enter Mrs. Caswell's school
at Los Angeles. Mrs Thomas Tasgart.
| as far as Chicago with Miss Taggart and
| Mrs. De Pauw.
| Mr.. Enrique c. Miller has gone to New
| York to be with Mrs. Miller for two weeks.
| Mrs. Miller and daughter. who have spent
/ the summer at Magnolia Beach, have gone
| from there to New York, ard Miss Miller
| has entered school at Tarrytown-on-
| Hudson. Mrs. Miller will remain in New
| York for some time.
The marriage of Miss Lily Gillette, Of
| Rockport, and Mr.. F. ]. Nichols. whole
| rale hardware dealer of Detroit Mich, will
/ re place at Rockport on Oct. 10. Miss
O.Iette was graduated from Indiana Uni
versity in this years class, was a member
of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and
/ is we'll known in Indianapolis, where she
| has visited often.
| Presidents day was observed yesterday
| afternoon by the Conversation Club at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins. on
/ North Pennsylvania street Mrs. Frances
r. Whipple. who is Mrs. Perkins's guest
| this week, gave a talk on Venice" and
pictures of the city were given as guest
| favors. A social hour followed. Mrs
| Perkins was assisted by her daughter
! Mrs. s. f. Perkins, 1r.
William and Martha Mcfarland, hale
| old couple living at 1436 Pleasant street,
| will to-day observe the sixty-fourth ami
yersary of their marriage. Mr.. Mcfarland
| is now lightweight years old. and his wife
! is eighty. Both were born in Kentucky,
and their families came TO Marion county
seventy-one years ago. They had eleven
| children, most of whom are living, among
them Councilman John l.. Mcfarland.
| They will hold a reception from TO 10
| p. m.
The Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revolution
cleared over 500 at the garden party which
| ii gave recently at the home Of Senator
| and Mrs Fairbanks The chapter will
hold the check until in February. when it
will be given TO the general society at the
time all the chapters of the society will
| make their report for the Memorial Con-
tinental Hall for which the money Will be
used.
large reception was given in honor of
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas j. Villers in the
parlors of the First Baptist Church last
| night The affair was arranged by the
members of the Ladies Social Circle. the
Young Peoples Society and the Young Peo-
pies Missionary Society. The parlors were
| prettily arranged with fall blossoms OF
various kinds and the members of the So
| cieties assisted in the entertainment of the
| guests. Receiving with Rev. Mr.. and Mrs
! Villers was their sister, Miss Merriam, and
| the officers OF the different societies. Many
friends called during the evening.
The first meeting of the Philomathean
| Club for this season held yesterday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. s. B. Farra-
bee. IL was guest day and consequently
| tunity to enjoy the afternoon with the
members. An interesting feature OF the
| afternoon was the exposition of THE Mer-
| chant of Venice" by Mrs. Lois q. Hufford
There were also enjoyable musical num-
bers by Mrs. Carmi Williams. Miss keenan,
| and Miss Myers. The members of the
| club assisted Mrs. Farrabee in the hos
pitalities during the social hour which fol-
| lowed.
| CAPTAIN MCREAS VISIT.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
| LOGANSPORT. Ind. Sept. 26.-Lieuten-
ant Commander Henry McCrea, of the
United States gunboat Machias. arrived