The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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next week for a short visit.
Mrs. Clayton Potts and son have returned
from a several weeks outing az 81. Joe'
Mich.
Mrs. d. T. Bacon returned yesterday
from a visit of several weeks with friends
in the East.
Mrs. Parker, of Terre Haute. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Geddes.
Miss Lillian Wright, who was Miss Verna
Richey's guest for a short time, has re-
Turned TO Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White Merrill will
leave the last of this month for an ex-
tended trip to California.
Mr.. Edward and Mr.. Fred Wallick, who
have been abroad since last spring, Will
spend the winter in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston T. Dickson, Of
Chicago, are the guests OF their daughter,
Mrs. Maston l.. Gould in the Surrey.
Miss Eva Mohr, who has been Miss
Blanche Laycock's guest for several weeks,
will return home the last of this week.
Mrs. John A. Blair, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleland,
has returned to her home in Paris. Ill.
Miss Mae Brevort, who has been spend
ing a few days with friends in the city,
has returned to her home in Columbus.
Mr.. Merritt A. Potter went East yester-
day with his daughter. Miss Helen Potter,
and Miss Hazel Bartlett, who will enter
Wellesley College.
Mrs. John Kinds and son, of New York,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Potts, on North Capitol avenue,
will return home to-day.
Mrs. H.. G.. Spohr, of st. Louis, will come
tonight to make a short visit with her
sister, Miss Allie Hale, en- route from
northern Michigan TO her home.
A number of young girls gave a theater
party to the Grand yesterday for Miss
Frances Pangborn and her guest, Miss
Elizabeth Johnson. of Avondale, O.
Mrs. Robert Raymond Foster, who has
/ hoaD tho enact Of hnr noranfo Mr. and
Mrs. c.. G.. S. Liebert, will return to her
home in Chicago the first of the week.
Mrs. Elliott, who has been visiting her
daughter. Miss Maude Elliott, has returned
home. Miss Lottie Elliott, of Tippecanoe,
is now the guest Of her sister, Miss Elliott.
Miss Mary and Miss Fannie Fletcher,
daughters of Mr.. Allen Fletcher, formerly
of this city, and now living in New York,
will go abroad soon and will spend the
winter in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown will leave the
first of next month for a visit in the East.
During their absence their little son will
be with Mrs. Browns parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elisha Ravens.
Mrs. w. B. Wheelock and Miss Katherine
Ayres will return to-day from Magnolia
Beach. Mass. where they have been spend
Ing the summer. Mrs. L. S.. Ayres will
not return until next Wednesday.
Mrs. John Kurtz and family will arrive
to-day from Denver to reside here perma-
nently. They will join Mr.. Kurtz here and
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corner Twenty-second and Meridian streets.
Mrs. Morris Black has returned from
abroad and is now visiting Mrs. Charles
Ditson In the White mountains. Mrs. Black
will come to this city about Oct. 13 to
visit her mother, Mrs. 1. N. Walker. at
the Meridian.
Miss Margery Taylor is visiting In Ander-
son this week. Last night she was one
Edna Hunt and Mr.. Maxwell Metzner, of
New Jersey, which was solemnized at the
NJ. z. Church.
DR.. and Mrs. ". T. Won Knappe, of Vim
den party at the home of Mrs. Charles w
Fairbanks. Mrs. Won Knappe is a d. A. r
and a member of the Caroline Scott Harri.
son Chapte of this city.
Mrs. F. Reese and son, Mr.. Louis Reese
are at Kennebunk Port, Me-, where they
were called by the illness of Miss Lille
Reese. who was taken with typhoid fever
while visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fulton
Miss Reese Is now somewhat improved.
Miss Beatrice Byers will go to Maxim.
kuckee Saturday with Mrs. F. A. Klein
schmidt, who has been down from Their,
this week. Miss Byers will remain unit
next Wednesday, when Mrs. s. j. Pattisor
and Mrs. Kleinschmidt will close thei]
cottage and they will return together.
Mrs. Charles W.. Fairbanks entertained
at luncheon yesterday, having for hel
guests Mrs. James NJ. Fowler of Lafay
cite, state regent of the d. A. R.; Mrs
Chaplin c: Foster. honorary state regent
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apolis chapter; Mrs. Edward H. Dean
Mrs. Albert Baker. Mrs. H. r. Allen ant
Miss Eliza G.. Browning.
Miss Adelaide Green was the hostess To-
a small ping-pong party last night at he
. home on Central avenue. Miss Eva Mohr, o
Delphi, who is Miss Blanche Laycock'
guest, was the guest of honor and abou
sixteen young people were asked to NEE
her. From out of town Miss Barnhill, O
Charlottesville, was among those enter
tanned.
DUNKLE-BRowN.
The marriage of Miss Delphi Ethel Brown
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown
and Mr.. VIII R. Dunkle was solemnizet
last night at the home of the brides par
ents, 1719 Central avenue. The ceremon,
was pronounced at 1880 o'clock by the Rev
C. C. Rowlison and Rev. j. Cummin,
Smith and was witnessed by the relative
and friends of the two families. The wed
ding march from Mendelssohn was playec
by an orchestra for the entrance of tn,
bride and bridegroom, who entered to
gether, as there were no attendants. Dur
ing the service the music changed to tn,
intermezzo from "Cavelleria Rusticana.' 4
group of palms formed the background 70
the wedding party. The bride wore a daint.
!, gown of white swiss fashioned with a yok,
and sash and trimmed with applique lace
Palms and asters of varied colors wer'
used in the several rooms for decoration
After the ceremony a reception was hell
from s to 10 o'clock. Assisting in receiving
the guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Dunkle wer
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Dunkle, Mrs. Lewis Brown and Miss Mel
Dunkle. Assisting in the Inequalities of tn,
evening were Miss Elise Allen, Miss Ger
trude Miller, Miss Maude Roach, Mrs. Jun,
Thomas, Mrs. A. b. Brown, Miss Rem;
Dobson, Miss May Ballard, Miss Edn;
Brown and Miss Nettie Murray. Among tn,
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A. Amos. o
Rushville, and Miss Edna Brown, o
Laurel. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunkle left last nigh
for a short wedding trip. They will live a
1719 Central avenue and will be at hom,
{ TO their friends after Nov. 1.
THE ID. A. r. GARDEN PARTY.
| The Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter o
the Daughters of the American Revolution
gave a delightful garden party yesterda,
afternoon at the home of its president-gen
? eral, Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks. on Nortl
5 Meridian street. The large yard presente,
a pretty sight, being gayly decorated witt
( flags and bunting of the national colors
I The visitors were welcomed by Mrs. Fair
banks. Mrs. James NJ. Fowler, State re
e gent, Mrs. S. f. Perkins. chapter regent
e and Mrs. Chaplin c. Foster. honorary Stat
e regent, who stood In a marquee tent nea
the entrance. In the other tents s~cattere,
over the ground were other members o