The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-27


daughter, Mrs. Thomas Clements, in Chi
eagO.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E Boyd. who have been
spending the winter at the Meridian, have
removed TO the corner of Park avenue ana
Eleventh street.
Mrs. James T. Eaglesfield has issued in
vitauons for dancing party on the even
ing Of May l for Miss Margaret and Master
Davy Eaglesfeld.
Miss Mary A. Wilkinson, formerly of this
city. will spend the week here on her way
to California and will receive her friends
at 1921 Highland Place.
Miss Charlotte Cathcart and Miss Mary
Chomel will leave tomorrow for PITTS
burg, New York and Washington, Tor a
trip OF a months duration.
Mrs K. N Ketcham and little daughter.
OF the Meridian. will spend the month OF
May in Corydon. Later they Will go 10
the seashore for the summer.
Miss Jean HILL of Chicago. came yester-
day to visit the family of Cortland Van
Camp. She will remain for the Martin
dale-Van Camp wedding. May s.
Mrs. Jessie Patterson Roth has returned
from a months visit in Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Roth will resume her position as So
prano at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
this morning.
Mr.. Booth Harrington gave a stag supper
Friday evening at the University 1luo.
The guest of honor was Woodrow wilson,
who addressed the Contemporary Club the
same evening.
Tuesday night will be guests night at
the Century Club in the DenisOn Hotel
Alfred Potts will read story and George
G. Calvert will read a paper on a Greek
Myth in Politics"
Mr.. John H Holiday. Miss Lucia HOlli-
day, Miss Evelyn Holiday and Mr. John
II. Holiday, jr., will sail for Europe the
5th of July and spend the remainder OF
the summer abroad.
Capt William E. English and wife. who
came UP from Scott county to attend the
Republican state convention, TO which Cap
tain English was delegate, returned 10
their country home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hauk have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Miss Jesse Lulu Hauk, and Mr.
Charles H. Shera, of oxford, o., to take
place at $50 o'clock Wednesday evening,
April 80.
The marriage of Miss Adelaide Goetz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip GOetz, and
Mr. Charles Roemler will take place
Wednesday evening. Miss Edna Kuhn WIN
be the maid of honor and Larz WhltcomD
the best man.
Mr. and Mrs Wood L. Wilson left yes
terday for New York and will sail on
Wednesday on the iceland for Antwerp
In Paris they will meet Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hale, who have spent the last few
months in Italy.
Invitations will be issued in a few days
by the Girls Classical School Alumnae AS
ISOLATION for a reception Friday evening,
May ., in honor of Mrs. May Wright Sew
all, to celebrate the twentieth anniversary
of the founding of the school.
Booth Harrington and Gaylord Hawkins
of this CITY. will be the ushers at the we'd
ding of the Rev Archibald Harmon Brad
shaw, of New York, and Miss Marie
Zehner. of Lancaster. Pa. which will take
place in Lancaster early in June.
Miss Margaret Greene. of Germantown
Pa, is. the guest of Miss Mary Foster
Miss Greene and Miss Foster were at Bryn
Mawr College together Friday afternoon
Miss Foster entertained few of the Bryn
Mawr young women in her honor.
The officers of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Sixth Presbyterian Church
will give an informal reception at the home
of the minister, the Rev. l.. w. A: Luckey
626 Home Place, from 2:30 till o. clock next
Friday afternoon. Former members are
especially invited
Miss Mona Taggart entertained a lunch
con yesterday i'm honor of Miss Adelaide
GOetZ The colorS green and white pre-
were laid for fourteen. Among the guests
was Miss Cornell, of Saginaw. Mich, who
is Miss Taggarts visitor.
Miss Gertrude Duvall will leave to-mor-
row for an extended visit in North Yakima,
Wash. with her sister Mrs. L. n. krutz,
who was formerly of this city. Miss Du-
vail will go with party composed of Mr..
Will Scott and daughters, of Greenfield
and Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Hedges, of this
city.
Mrs John Monks was the hostess for
surprise party last Tuesday evening, given
by Mr. c. M. Hamilton in honor of his
programme given. Mrs. r. Minor and
Miss Lottie Inglas and Miss WiselOgle gave
piano solos. piano duet by Miss Josephine
Dunn and Virgil Monks, a violin solo by
John Monks and vocal solos by Mr.. Hamil
ton and Mr. FOlkeith.
The annual reception of the Katherine
Home for Aged Women will occur next
Thursday afternoon between the hours of 2
nd ut he ha IF tOI
avenue and Twentieth street. Homemade
candies and cakes will be on sale. The
hostesses for the afternoon will be the
board of managers, who will take pleasure
in showing the visitors over the home and
in giving information regarding its man
agement
Miss Margie Anne Taylor. who won a
scholarship in the elOcution department
of the University of Chicago, received her
certificate Friday from Mrs. SewalI at the
Classical School. Mrs. Sewall also pre-
scented Miss Taylor with pearl pin. In
the defamation contest at the school Miss
Taylor took first prize and also had the
leading part in the play dido" which was
presented the 18th of the month. Next
year she will attend the Stanley Wheat
croft School, in New York.
Mrs. George Bauer entertained the mem
bers of her card club yesterday afternoon
with euchre party at her home, on North
Illinois street. The house was prettily deco
rated with wall pockets filled with apple
blossoms. Assisting Mrs. Bauer was her
daughter Miss Lucy and several friends
from the Manual Training High School
Misses Bertha Keller, Freda Pink, Emma
Kothe, Bess Beissenhertz, Mase Bran
ham, Lille Bryant and Mary Collins. Last
night Mrs. Bauer entertained the assistants
with an equal number of their friends The
evening was spent in games and dancing.
Calvin n. Kendall gave luncheon of
twenty covers yesterday at the University
Club in honor of Representative Sherman,
of New York, who spoke al the Grant an
niversary banquet. Red tulips adorned the
long tables at which the guests were seated.
Among those present was Woodrow Will
son, the speaker at the Contemporary Club.
Mr.. Kendall and Representative Sherman
attended Yale College together and have
kept up their friendship since. The other
guests were: John L. Grifflths, Andrew NJ
Sweeney. John b. Elan, Jesse Overstreet,
I.ucius Swift, Il. A. Smith, Evans Woolen,
the Rev II. G. Meserve. Charles w Moores.
John H. Holiday, w. II. II. Miller Booth
Harrington, Charles r. Williams, Jacob p
Dunn Samuel D. Miller, H. L. Beveridge
Merrill Moores, John o. Perrin and Hilton
L. Brown.
A family dinner will be given to-day atthe
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. David F. Swain in
honor of the eightieth birthday of Mrs
Mary Gordon, Mrs. SWANS mother Mrs
Gordon is the widow of the late Judge
George E Gordon, and has been resident
of this city for forty-five years. Among
those who will be present are Mr.. and Mrs
F. NJ Heron and family Mr. and Mrs c.
T. Holloway and family, Mr. and Mrs
Ernest r. r. KEITH Mr.. and Mrs Fred
p Heron and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A.