The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-25
taine. O. After a short visit there they will

taine. O. After short visit there they will
go TO Buffalo
Miss Cecil CIune left yesterday afternoon
for a three weeks stay in the East She
will make short visits in Washington and
Boston and then will go 10 Springfield,
Mass, 10 be with relatives.
Mrs J. p Fisher Will entertain the Fa-
vorite Club at her residence, 1884 Broadway.
this afternoon from TO o'clock. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Charles Webster and
Mrs. c. A. Kurtze. The decorations will be
in pink
The engagement of Mr.. Henry Wetzell.
Of this city. and Miss Amelia +. Owen. of
Evansville, was announced last week in the
Evansville papers. Miss owen has fire.
quently visited Or. and Mrs. Harry Hicks
in this city.
Mrs. William r. Stevenson will entertain
at cards this afternoon in honor of Mrs.
G. s Blackman and Miss Blackman, and
on Saturday afternoon Mrs. Edward Nell
and Miss Henderson will give a matinee
party in their honor.
children's fancy dress ball was given
last night at the Americas Club, which
lasted until 10 o'clock, after which the
members of the club danced. The hall was
prettily decorated in spring flowers and
palms for the event.
Mrs A. l.. Lockridge received informally
yesterday afternoon Tor her guests, Mrs.
c S Blackman and Miss Helen Blackman,
of Buffalo Assisting Mrs. Lockridge were
Mrs William r. Stevenson, Mrs II. +.
Stevenson Mrs. Edward Nell. Mrs. De
Witt g Griffith and Miss Martha Hender-
son.
Miss Clara Hawkins, who has been
spending the past three months in the East,
will return home Friday. Miss Hawkins
visited friends at the Ellis Macdonald
School while in Washington, and has been
the guest of Mrs Robert NeVin in Sewick-
ly, Fa.. for three weeks.
A number of companies are to be given
in honor Of Miss Gertrude Schleicher,
whose marriage VIII take place on April g.
ID yix~ alenra for
her at the Columbia Club the 3lst of
March; Miss Jane Kyle will be the hostess
for dinner in her honor the 9Th of April
at the Columbia Club; April Miss Blanche
Laycock will entertain at luncheon and
will give a card party afterward Miss
Verna Cleveland has issued invitations for
a card party on April 4, and Miss Susan
Thompson will entertain for Miss Schlei-
cher later.
musical and literary entertainment was
given yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. J. \. Rogers on North Meridian street
for the benefit of the Mothers Club OF the
Boys Club. The programme was inform
ally presented by Mrs. George f. Hunt
Mrs. John r. Brush. Mrs Albert r.
Thompson, Mr.. Herbert Span, Miss Ida
Marie Rogers and Mr.. Newell Rogers. Mrs.
Charles Divine, OF Toledo. expected to
take part, but was detained on account OF
illness. Mrs. Rogers was assisted In the
afternoons entertainment by the members
of the board of managers. The committee
in charge of the afternoon was Mrs. D j.
/ BraS0, Mrs. NJ. '. MCOllllaru, MIS- buBeIe
/ Thompson, Mrs. Walter GoOdall, Mrs. T.. =.
Elder and Mrs. j. n Rogers.
MFARLAND-JOSEPH
/ Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
! PORTLAND, Ind, March 24.-At o'clock
this afternoon Miss Sylvia Joseph. daughter
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joseph, and Fran
/ els l.. Mcfarland were married. Mr.. Nc
! Farland is in the general offices of the
| Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad.
! having his headquarters at Toledo, o. The
! ceremony performed by the Rev M.
| A. Harlan. pastor of the Methodist Episco-
| pal Church, in the presence Of the imme-
| date friends and family, also quite a num-
/ Der of out-of-tOwn guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Mcfarland left later in the evening for a
l short wedding tour.
JOHNSON-COX
/ Special TO the Indianap polls Journal.
! MARTINSVILLE, Ind. March A.-Alonzo
] Johnson and Miss Edna Cox, young society
people of this city. were married last even
! ing in the presence of only few immediate
| relatives and friends. The wedding was
somewhat of a surprise to many Of their
! friends. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson left on the
early morning train for Michigan City for
/ residence.