The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut will give a lunch
] con Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. NJ. De SOuchet and Mrs. E. A.
Hendrickson spent Tuesday in Anderson.
Mrs. Rombauer, who visited Miss Julia
Hollweg, will return to st. Louis to-day.
/ Mrs. Bernard Shapker, of Cincinnati, is
/ visiting her sister, Mrs. Lyman w Louis
Miss Simonson. of New Albany, is here to
spend several weeks with Mrs. II. w. Gay
lord
Mrs. Charles Morback. of 114s Olive street,
Will entertain the Priscilla Circle this after
/ noon.
entertained the Y. l.. L. Club yesterday
/ afternoon.
Miss Douglas has returned to her home
in Knoxville, Tenn, and Miss Dunkerson to
Evansville.
Mrs John Test. who has been visiting
her mother for several months, will return
to Chicago this week.
Mrs. n. E. Templeton entertained the
Favorite Club yesterday afternoon at her
/ home on Ashland avenue
Mrs. e. Stroup, of Shelbyville, is spend
ing a few days with Mrs c. r. Loop. of 1924
/ University avenue, IrVington.
Mrs. Joseph Thomas. of Central avenue.
and Miss Lulu Atkinson are visiting Mrs.
/ Blanche McNeW in Greenfield
! Mrs. Louis G. Deschler has issued invita-
/ tons for card party on Tuesday evening
/ in honor Of Mrs. NOOnan, of Cincinnati
! The Chapel Club was entertained yes
/ terday afternoon with a guessing contest
/ by Mrs. William Lalley, of 25l0 Central
/ avenue.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Nen entertained
| their card club last evening at their home
/ in Woodruff Place. The club has sixteen
| members.
Mrs Mcintosh and the Misses Mcintosh
! will give a luncheon at 1 o'clock Thursday
| afternoon, Jan. 80, for Mrs. De Pauw and
/ Mrs. Joy.
Miss NJ. Frances Fuller, of North New
Jersey street has returned from a two
/ weeks visit with Miss Gertrude De Long
] in louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Heron will give a
/ card party on Wednesday evening for Mrs
| 7: ii. Noonan and Mrs. George Brecount.
\ of Cincinnati.
! Mrs A. e. Glasgow, who was called to
/ New York on account of illness. will return
/ in a few days to be the guest of Mrs. Ly-
man w. Louis.
On Saturday. Jan. 25. the Catherine Mer-
/ rill Club will observe guest day, and Mrs.
! May w. DOnnan will read a paper on
stephen Phillips
! Mrs f. E. Perry and Mrs. L. II. Dunning
will entertain the Review Club this after
noon at 2:3O o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
/ Dunning, 1894 North Pennsylvania street.
! Mrs D. w. Marmon and Miss Caroline
! Marmon will leave to-day for trip to Gu
/ ba, being joined at st. Augustine, Fla, by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paxton, of Princeton.
a number of young people met last even
/ ing at the home of Mrs. II. Waddle on
/ Talbot avenue for the organization of
! card club, which will meet every two
weeks.
| Rev DR.. l.. A. Belt and wife, who visited
/ Mr.. and Mrs Frank Blanchard, have re-
4 turned to their home in Kenton, Q. DR..
Belt is president of the Ohio Normal School
/ at Ada.
Mrs. w H. Coleman. who is member
I - - rhn
worlds fair, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
| II. J. Miller in st. Louis, where she will
remain for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs
/ w. W. Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs G..
! A Wallngfor6 and son were among the
/ number who left here last night for the
/ South. en- route for Cuba.
The marriage of Miss Eloise Palmer
! Mr.. George Walker Warner, of Hollywood
Los Angeles, Cal, will occur on Tuesday
Feb. 4. at Central-avenue church.
/ Mrs Thornton NJ. Goodlove gave an in
| formal reception yesterday afternoon in
| honor of her guests, Mrs. Joseph Morris
/ of Cincinnati, and Miss Louise Wheat, of
Louisville. No invitations were issued.
/ Mrs. G. w Warren and Mrs. Celia Gam
| BILE, of Evansville who were visiting Mrs
| A NJ De SOuchet, were called nome on
! Tuesday by the serious illness of Mr.. War
rem. Word was received that Mr.. Warren
/ died on Tuesday.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
| of Roberts Park Church will meet with
Mrs Rafert Ills North Delaware street,
/ tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. A brief
memorial service in honor OF Mrs. Fannie
| Wright will be held. A paper on Mothers
| Jewels" by Mrs. Behymer. also one on
Door of Hope" by Mrs. Bromly, will be
read.
Mr. William Smith, of 913 Capitol avenue,
was given a surprise party last evening,
the promoters of the affair being mem
! bers OF the Monday Afternoon Club, to
which Mrs. Smith and Misses Smith be-
long 1t being the tenth wedding ami
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. there were
ten tables for cards and favOrs were for
ten.
The Rev ]. Ross Stevenson, of Chicago.
I who married Miss Florence DAY. of this
in the Fifth-aVenue Presbyterian Church
of New York, to which church he has &C
cepted a call. The building was crowded.
and at the close of the service pr Steven
son was warmly congratulated by the
members of the church
Logansport paper gives interesting
account Of the marriage of Mr. Arthur r.
Keesling and Miss Mabel Gates, of Boston,
who is a young woman of unusual musical
and literary tastes and ability. Mr. KEGS
ling was for some years connected with
newspaper work in Indianapolis. and is
at present one of the owners and editors
of the LOgansport Journal.
Miss Blanche Keiffer, her mother. Mrs.
r. Keiffer and sister Miss Rubie keiffer.
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to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Morris
Meyer. OF the Imperial. They will remain
until after the marriage of Miss Keiffer
and Dr. A. s. Jaeger. which is to take place
on the evening of Feb. at the Denison
Hotel Mrs. Morris is the daughter of Mrs.
Eeiffer
VAYOU-GRANTHAN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. 22-The mar
riage of Ezra L. Vayou and Miss Nellie
Gertrude Granthan took place last night.
The groom served in the Second Infantry
at Santiago where he was shot through
the body twice before he could fire his own
gun. lie spent several months in a New
York hospital. and was honorably dis
charged from the service on account OF
disabilities.
RICHMOND HYMENEAL.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind. Jan. 22.-Julus Erbs
and Miss Laura Haner were married last
evening at the parsonage of the First Eng
lsh Lutheran Church by the Rev. j. w.
Kapp. They will reside in Indianapolis
Wilfred Davis. of Fairfield. Ind. and Miss
Della Norman were married last night at
the parsonage of the Fifth-street Methodist
Church by the Rev. j. L. Chamness. They