The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Eleanor Carey returned Monday
from Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Nell are spending
the week at Maxinkuckee.
Miss Daisy Young of Frankfort. is the
guest of Miss Lucille Ballard
Mr. William r. Corwin and wife are Wis
iting his mother at the Blacherne.
Mrs. w. r. Root, who has been visiting
her parents in Muncie. has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh r. Richards will not
observe their evenings at home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Letter left last Thurs
day evening for a trip to Washington and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. S NJ Rhodes who was called to
Galesburg. ILL., by the death of her father.
returned yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Ketcham. of Martins
VILE. spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs J. w. Piercy.
Miss Rena Giesey, of Shrewsbury. Pa.
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. h. j. Price, of
500 North Alabama street.
Mrs Katherine Kregelo Martin and chill
dren have returned from California, where
they have been since early spring.
Mrs. Charles F. Kirkhoff will entertain
several friends at a cinch party this after
noon at her home. 22s Walcott street.
Miss Edna Rexford, who has recently re-
turned from visit IN Kansas City and St
Louis, has gone 70 Anderson to spend
week.
Newton Booth Harrington will give
bachelor dinner Monday evening at the
University Club. entertaining a number of
his friends.
Miss Lou Hunt will leave to-day for
Boston. where she will spend the summer
with a relative, Mrs. Hewlett, at Win
thorp Beach.
Miss Lennard. who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George y. CattersOn for
several weeks. has returned to her home in
MetamOra. Ind.
Mrs. jerome George Kurtzman, who has
been spending the month with her par
n
turn the last of this week TO her home in
Minneapolis.
Miss Gladys Wynn gave an informal
dancing party last night at her home on
North Delaware street entertaining few
friends and the members Of. the kipp
Strother bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Grassland have re-
turned from a short stay at Maxinkuckee
They have leased cottage there for the
summer. and will return there with their
family about the l1th OF July
Mrs. Ella f. Rose and Mrs. ]. f. WHEEL
den and daughter Nellie and Mr.. and Mrs
George Morrison were among those who
went 10 Connersville last night TO attend
the Wertwine- Milliken wedding.
Miss Mary Van Wrinkle entertained Miss
Strother and the members of her bridal
party yesterday morning at the Country
Club. In the afternoon Miss Anna Wheeler
entertained Informally for the same guests.
dance at the Country Club this evening in
honor of Miss Ola Smith. Miss Smith will
leave tomorrow for Tacoma where she
will spend the summer with Mrs. Albermale
TOusey.
Mrs A. NJ. De Souchet entertained a few
friends with cards Monday evening for
Mrs. Walker. of Chicago, who is visiting
Mrs Newell Stewart at the Blacherne Mrs
Stewart and Mrs Walker will leave to-day
for short visit in Columbus, o.
Frank NJ Schwab and wife last night cele-
brated their twentieth wedding anniversary
at their home. 2209 Martindale avenue Mr.
and Mrs. Schwab entertained about fifty
guests Several friends from out Of town
attended. among them their son from Chi
cago
Mrs. Clinton ID. Lasher gave a luncheon
at the Columbia Club yesterday in honor of
Miss Shower. one Of next weeks brides, and
her bridal party: Among the guests were
Miss Lindsay. of Pittsburg, Miss Dahlen
OF Terre Haute. Miss Lorsh of Richmond
and few other friends
Mrs. b. ID. Caldwell OF New York. wife
OF the president of the Erie Railway who
has been in the city with friends for a few
days left yesterday afternoon for Green
castle. She will attend the commencement
with her father. DIR. Bowman, who was for
merly president of the university
Mr.. 5. w. Elston gave a box party TO the
English Theater last night and a supper
afterwards in honor Of the Minuet Club
officers and their guests. The guests in
Guided Miss Marguerite Newman, Miss Mar
guerite Miner of Cincinnati Miss Eleanor
Minor. Miss Harriet NJ. Fitch. Miss Ethel
+. Pitk and Miss Blanche c. Greenen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kackey will en-
terrain at dinner this evening for Miss
evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alfred Barnard
will give dinner for the same guests Of
honor Mr.. and Mrs o. b. jameson will
give a dinner in their honor Friday even
ing.
Miss Caroline Marmon entertained with
a pretty garden tea yesterday at her home
on North Delaware street, having for her
guests of honor Miss Ola Smith her sis
ter. Mrs Howard Marmon and Mrs Mar
mons guest, Miss Carpenter, OF Los An
geles. Among the guests was Miss Prfnde-
Vile. OF Chicago, with Mrs. James Floyd
Miss MarmOn was assisted in her hospiteli-
ties by a number OF her friends
Miss Lillian Moore entertained the mem
bers OF her sewing club yesterday after
noon in honor OF one OF the members
Miss Olive Pursen a bride OF this month
Recipes. with appropriate quotations were
written by each member OF the club and
these were made into a collection by the
hostess and presented 10 Miss PurseH Miss
Laura Hartmann will entertain to-day
with the same guest Of honor
The first tally-ho party of the summer
was one that enjoyed last night a drive
out through the country roads 10 l. n Por-
ter's. north OF the city. a four-in-hand
team and a clear-toned tally-ho horn lent
zest TO the drive Those who had seats on
the wagon were: DIR. and Mrs. J. c. Fisk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart NJ. Pouder. Mr.. and
Frank Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Riggs
Mr. and Mrs Vandewalker Mr. and Mrs
John Mullaley. Miss Jane York, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Malpas. Mrs. II. a. Malpas,
Miss Hattie Neghbors. Mr.. A. w. StultZ
Miss Jessie Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. Mintern and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Spellmeier. Strawberries
were served at Mr.. Porter's residence and
after dancing the party drove back 10 more
music OF the horn.
STEELE-MKAY
The marriage OF Miss Helen Elizabeth
Mckay. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
-. Mckay. and Brandt Theodore Steele. son
OF Mr.. Theodore c. Steele. was solemnized
yesterday morning at clock at the home