The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cole will not observe her
afternoon at home to-day.
Miss Jessie Eckhouse has returned from
a weeks visit In Cincinnati.
Henry Irving Wilson. of Chicago. is in
the city visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Anna Merrill Of Connersville. is
making visit TO Mrs. NJ C.. Thayer.
Mrs May Wright Sewall will go TO Lo-
gansport tomorrow evening for brief
stay.
Mrs. Laura Cammack. Of Converse. is
making a short visit with Mrs. Felix I.
New hirter.
Mrs. James Graham Whyte. of St Louis,
IS the guest of her daughter, Mrs. ]. G. Cot
ter, at the Victoria.
The Over the Teacups Club will hold its
June meeting in Muncie with one OF the
members who resides there
Mrs. T. S. Elliott and Mrs. Eliza Cleck-
ner, who have been the guests of Mrs. A.
J. Clark. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wanach. OF Sacra-
rnento. Cal. will be the guests of Mrs. Lew
Wallace, Jr., the last Of this month.
Mrs c. E. Bowersmith will entertain the
Ladies' Knight Club tomorrow afternoon
at her home, 81 North State street.
Miss Sara Messing has returned from
sister, Mrs. Isaac Rice. for few days.
Mrs. John Taylor Martindale will OBJ
serve her last reception afternoon to-day
at her home on North Delaware street.
Mrs Charles A. Garrard will go to Yellow
Sprin ys, o.. next week to be the guest of
Professor and Mrs. Bell for a short time.
sdrs LueIIa Kinnard of Anderson who
has been visiting friends in the city, has
gone to st. Paul for visit before returning
home
Mrs Frederick A. Swan is spending the
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert johnson, at their country home near
Millersville.
her friends at n house party in honor of
Miss JAMIE Adyer. who will come next week
10 visit her.
Miss Gladys Wright who will be gradu-
ated from the Girls Classical School this
evening. will leave tomorrow for her home
in Grand Rapids. Mich
Mrs. Daisy Mcbride Starr will give
small company SATURDAY. - g 50"
Jessie MacLachlan az
Lachlan, Of Fort W
Mrs. Emma ,vnued the
Charitie~ convention at
Detro' ..eturned. after visit. en-
foute. at her home in Lafayette.
Mrs. John Hackett Adams. of Texas, will
come TO spend the latter part of the
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Dalton. Mrs. Adams was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Dalton.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Stanley and
Ebert A. Vickrey. both prominent young
people of Bloomingdale. will take place
this evening the home OF the brides
mother in that place.
Miss Luella Mcwhirter in in Greencastle
visiting her sister. Miss Ethel. and attend
ing the snti-commencement entertainments.
Miss Ethel McWhirter is one of the grad
yates at De PAW University.
Mrs. Tucker, OF New Jersey, is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Almus Ruddle on
North Pennsylvania street. Saturday Mrs.
A p. Stanton will entertain few friends
Informally for Mrs. Tucker at her country
home. Boscobel.
Mrs. Charles Shaler gave a children's
party yesterday afternoon at the Arsenal.
and Master Donald McGibeny. The chill
dren went out In wagons and had a delight
full time on the green lawns of the Arsenal.
Miss Ethel Smith gave a small company
yesterday afternoon for Miss Montgomery,
OF Fort Worth. Tex, who is the guest of
Miss Grace Rebel Miss Smiths guests
were members OF a club TO which she be-
craft, Of Anderson, and Miss Trindle, of
Richmond.
A number OF companies will be given in
honor OF Miss Annetta Langsdale, whose
marriage 70 Charles Bean will occur June
10 Mrs. Harry ID. Lane has cards out for
miscellaneous shower tomorrow after
noon IN her honor. Mrs. Joseph Stacy will
give dinner Friday evening for her. en-
PERTAINING twelve guests. Mrs. Ida Meyers
will entertain Saturday evening for Miss
Langsdale.
at dinner last night in honor of Mrs. Ella
Gallup. OF Evanston. who is the guest Of
Mrs. A. A Barnes. Cherries were used
IN the decoration OF the table and branches
OF them were strewn over the white cloth.
The candles and shades were OF harmonic
ing color. With Mrs. Gallup. DR.. and Mrs.
Woolen's guests were Mr.. and Mrs A. A.
Barnes, DIR. and Mrs George and Mrs. S. G.
Hannah.
Mrs Florence s. Newcomb gave a hearts
party and kitchen shower last evening i'm
honor OF Miss Annetta Langsdale. a bride
elect. Appropriate rhymes composed for
the occasion; were attached to eac.. gift OF
women of the City Library-Miss Brown
ing. Miss Loves. Miss Shepard Miss
Ketcham. Miss Everett. Miss Finch. Miss
Messing. Miss Adams. Miss Kelly. Miss
Saltmarsh. Miss Lane. Miss Ferguson. Miss
Allen, Miss Cochra, Miss Braham Miss
DIPPED. Miss Applegate and Mrs Mackel-
hennon.
One OF the prettiest OF the June recon
lions was given yesterday afternoon 6v
Mrs V. w. Woodward and her daughter
Mrs. Joseph Reagan, at their home on
Broadway The day was the sixth ami
versary OF Mrs. Reagans wedding day
and the occasion was an Observance Of the
anniversaries OF both hOstesses as Mrs
WoodWard's also occurred this week
Flowers and green foliage In profusion
decorated the numerous rooms. The door
WAYS were hung with white blossoms. and
wall pockets filed with white peonies and
carnations were everywhere The dining
room was In pink. The table held French
basket filled with pink carnations. and at
either end were pink-shaded candles In
candeIabra. with fluffy butterfly bows Of
pink TlDDOn AT the oppoSite CoIueTS. "A
harpist played during the receiving hours.
Assisting I'm the Inequalities of the after
noon Mrs. August Bruner. Mrs John
A Miller. Mrs. Chauncey II. Clark Mrs.
Henry T. Condo, Mrs. William Whitehead
Mrs Charles A. Garrard, Mrs. Arthur G.
Brown, Mrs. Charles G. Lehman, Mrs W
". Carter Mrs John Edmunds Mrs w. j.
Galloway. Mrs. Arthur W. Allen. Mrs.
Charles A. Paquette. Mrs. J. Perry Holster
Mrs. Daisy Mob. Starr. Mrs. :. Ninton
Ham Of Baltimore. Mrs. William Y Serrin.
Mrs. Norris Dowd. Mrs. George n Batche-
ior. Mrs. 7. A. Hendricks, Mrs. Arthur
Rsdan. Mrs. Frederick Hermann, Misses