The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

ing friends in the city for few days.
Mrs. F. D. Pierson and Miss Pierson will
entertain Friday morning with euchre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Chambers Walker.
who went North on their wedding trip, will
be home tomorrow.
Miss Pearl Gray. of Noblesville. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A +. Cook, and will
remain for a week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murphy left last
night for Charlevoix where the latter will
remain during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Applegate will
leave tomorrow for a trip around Traverse
bay and the North, TO spend a month.
Miss Catharine Sherlock who has been the
guest of Mrs. Linn B. Millikan, will return
tomorrow to her home in Avondale, Gin
cinnati.
Miss Deborah Terrier, daughter of Mr..
George b. Terrier, of Philadelphia, is visit
the Lexington.
Mrs. W. H Blodgett gave a circus party
yesterday afternoon. and among her guests
were Mrs. EmmOns, Mrs. Bingham and
Mrs. Baldwin, of Muncie.
DIR: and Mrs Theodore Potter have re-
turned from attending the commencement
exercises and the reunion of DR.. Potters
class at Princeton University.
Mrs. John Turner and children have gone
to Cincinnati to spend a week with Mrs.
Turner'S mother. Later they will go to
Lake Wawasee for the summer.
Mrs. Augustin Boice will entertain the
missionary society of the First Presby
terrain Church tomorrow afternoon at her
home on North Delaware street.
Miss Susan Huber will give a small COM
pany on Friday afternoon for Miss Bill
hardt, OF Upper Sandusky, o., who is the
guest of the Misses Schellschmidt
A children's musical recital, in charge of
Miss Esther Swain, will be given on Thurs
day afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Central
avenue Church Sunday-school room.
A lawn fete will be given this evening at
the home of w. b. Blair, 116 Center drive
Woodruff, for the benefit of the East
Washington-street Presbyterian Church.
President and Mrs. Scot Butler will give
their annual reception to the students and
friends of Butler College this evening, at
their home on Downey avenue, Irvington.
Mrs. II. c. Adams, who has been East for
some time, will return home on Sunday.
Miss Stella Adams, who accompanied her,
is in New York, where she will remain for
some time, the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Locke. of Ashland. o.. is the guest
of Mrs. j. Alfred Barnard, having come
for the wedding of her granddaughter.
Miss Louise Fletcher and Mr.. Harrington,
which will occur tomorrow st noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Martindale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson, Mrs. e. w. Mich
olson, Bement Lyman and daughters, Mr..
Moore. Mrs. Newton Claypool and Mrs.
Hurlbut left last night on a special car for
Harbor Point and Mackinac
Mrs. Carroll De Witt will leave to-day for
Garrard, who is visiting her parents, Prof
and Mrs. Bell. They will attend the COM
m meme men exercises Of Antioch College
several weeks with her brother.
Among those who will be here for the
| Dahlen-Shover wedding tomorrow even
ing are Mr., and Mrs. Richard Dahlen. Mrs:
| Mrs Reiman, Mr.. and Mrs. Keisner, Miss
Mary Dahlen of Terre Haute, Mrs. Larsh
and Miss Nellie Lowe of Richmond, Mrs,
| Steele and son Malcolm Steele of Terre
| Haute and the Misses Brownback of Pen
dleton.
Mrs. Helen B. Holman. who has been the
for the past week, left on Sunday for Buff
| falo to visit her sister Mrs. Voolfolk.
Early in July Mrs. Holman will be joined
! by her daughter, Miss Helen Holman who
has been spending the winter in New York
with friends, and they will go to their cot
tage, Craigsmoor, in the Catskills. for the
/ summer.
Mrs Laura Barney Mash and Walter At
| kinson Royse will be married at noon
| to-day at the home of Mrs. Mash's sister
Mrs: Alfred T.. Potts. Only the immediate
family will witness the ceremony which
Will be pronounced by the groom's brother
| Rev. Mr. Royse. of Rensselaer,. Mr.. Royse
| will take his bride East for a wedding
Journey and they will be at home after the
| LIST of October at the Lexington.
The Indiana alumnae of National Park
Seminary will meet in indianapolis to-mor-
row and Thursday The members in this
city are Mrs. Gertrude Brennan, Miss
| Laura Buehler. Mrs. Fred c. Dickson Miss
! Murtel Hit, Miss Florence Jones, Miss
| Florence Kittle, Miss Florence Russell, Miss
| Grace Rebel Miss Gertrude Spann. The
| officers OF the association are Mrs. Bren-
nan, president; Miss Jones, vice president;
| Miss Buehler. secretary and treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen p. Boyer, of Goshen,
on Sunday announced the engagement of
! their daughter Maude and Mr.. George NJ
| Richardson, secretary and treasurer of the
| Goshen Manufacturing Company. Of which
Mr. Boyer is president and manager. Miss
| Boyer is an accomplished musician, a
graduate of Chenoweth College, of Wash
| ington, and is prominent in Goshen society
Mr. Richardson is son of the late DR..
| George Z. Richardson, of Chatham, Ont
| a graduate of the Collegiate Institute of
that city and of the University of Michi-
gan.
Newton Booth Harrington entertained
| number OF his men friends with dinner
! last night at the Country Club. Covers
were laid for forty-five guests, whose
places were marked with white satin rib
bons tied with silver bells bearing the mon
| ogram b. t. with the date. Tall bouquets
OF white lilies surrounded by low clusters
| or white roses and carnations formed the
| table decorations. A number of Princeton
| men, college friends of Mr. Harrington,
came for the occasion. Among them were
Mr. Daniels of Dayton, O.; Marshall Bull
| let, of Louisville; Woodford Clay of Lex
ington; Fenton Booth and Edwin Booth,
of Marshall, ILL.,: Edward Palmer. of Louis
vile; Kent Hall and Mark Ewing. of
st. Louis.
The Misses Pauline Bertha and Louise
Schellschmidt were the hostesses for a June
tea yesterday afternoon, entertaining for
their guest Miss Billhardt of Upper San
cusky, o., and Miss Nettie f. Shower, one
OF the June brides. Pink gladiola blossoms
ana pink sweet peas were used in the dec
orations of several of the rooms. Assisting
IN the inequalities Of the afternoon were
Mrs. a Schellschmdt, Miss Margaret Sho-
! yer, Misses Kip, Miss Emma Martin Miss
May Aufderheide. Miss Cecil Clune Miss
Sue Huber, Miss Vivian Greene Miss Edna
Kuhn, Miss Cornelia Bell, Miss Charlotte
Dahlen of Terre Haute Miss Emma Lind.
say of Pittsburg, Miss Larsh of Richmond
Mrs. Albert Cooper and Mrs Elliott
Hooten. In the dining room were decora.
tons OF ferns and green foliage with q
low basket of candy tuft for the center oI
the table. Among the callers were Mis-.
Ethel Claybourne, Of Chicago, with Miss
Buschman. Mrs. Richard Dahlen of Terrt
Haute, with Miss Shower. Mrs Courtney
Haver. of Springfield, H., and the Misse:
Brownback, of PenGleton.
ARSONS-HANNA
CLEVELAND. o., June 1.-THE marriage
of Miss Mabel Hanna, eldest daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. NJ. A Hanna. and Harry
Parsons, of this city, took place this after
noon at the Hanna residence on Lake ave
nue.. Bishop Leonard, OF the Episcopal
Church, performed the ceremony. Only the
closest friends of the Hanna and Parsons
families were present The ceremony took
/ place before an altar erected beneath ?