The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Richard Tolan has returned from Cornell
University
Edward Mayo has gone to Pittsburg.
where he will spend the summer.
Miss Blanch Bockman, of Wabash. VIII
arrive Sunday to be the guest of Miss Sara
Messing.
Mr.. and Mrs John R. Wilson and Miss
Mary Wilson will leave Monday for Maxim
kuckee for the summer.
Miss Minnie L. Baf left yesterday for
Ashevtlle, N C., where she Will spend six
or eight weeks with her brother, Walter
Baff.
Mrs. John Randolph Brown will leave
next week for Knoxville. Tenn. to spend
tie summer with Mr.. Brown. who is al
ready there.
Miss Kate Ayres will return in a few
days from Saratoga. N Y. where she has
spent the past two weeks with her mother
Mrs l.. s. Ayres.
Mr.. and Mrs Clemens Vonnegut jr and
family will leave next Wednesday for Max
inkuckee where they will spend the sum-
mer at their cottage.
Mrs. Charles F. Sayles and Miss Mary
Sayles have gone TO Boston to spend
a few days. Later they will go to Glou-
cester. Mass. for the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. Perry B. Haring have re-
turned from Chicago Mrs Haring has is
noon of June %. Mr.. and Mrs. Haring have
also issued invitations for an evening party
on the same date.
Mrs. ]. II. iilks and the Misses Dilks will
East, where they will remain indefinitely.
Their apartment at the Bacherne will be
occupied by the Rev. Lewis Brown and his
mother, Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller. of
Corydon, the parents and sister OF DR..
John Milton Miller. of Minneapolis who
will be married TO Miss Elsie Tilley. the
18th of this month. will be the guest of Mrs.
E c. RumDler next week.
Miss Leona Matthias gave a reception
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr.. Jami-
son. Mr.. Loop and Mr.. Donohue. of Cleve-
land. o. The hostess was assisted by Mrs
Charlotte Heinemann. The rooms were
handsomely decorated and music furnished
by an orchestra.
The members Of the Second Presbyterian
Church will go to Bethany Park tomorrow
for a picnic. An elaborate athletic pro-
sramrne has been arranged for the day
Mrs Max Leclxner, Major Richards and
Mr. Denny. The Rev. Owen Davies Odell
viii act as POSTMASTER.
A Japanese garden party will be given
fer the benefit of the Fresh Air Mission
at 1910 North Pennsylvania street next
Monday between the hours of and 10 D.
m b. the Misses Marjory and Louise Nc
sisted by number of their friends A cor
dial invitation is extended to the public
Miss Hazel Dietz gave informal card
party last night at the Canoe Club for her
guest. Miss Evans, of Dayton O. The
tables were arranged in the dancing hall.
which was made attractive with garden
flowers Assisting was Miss Anna Smith
Dietz and Mrs. William Shireman Out-of-
town guests included Miss Gertrude May, of
Denver, with Miss Helen Todd
Some of the members of Over-the-Tea-
sups Club went to Muncie Yesterday where
they were entertained by Mrs. l.. Anne
Mavity. formerly of this city and mem
Der of the club. Mrs. Mavity gave a lun-
Those who went for the day were Mrs
Henry Coe, Mrs; r. Z. Jones. Mrs. j. w.
Jones. Mrs; Katherine Dorsey; Mrs. S. z.
Pratt, Mrs r. w. Cathcart Mrs NJ NJ
Finch. Mrs d. l. Wood. Miss Wood Mrs.
J. o. Henderson, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. r.
8. Folsom
Miss Norma Karamann. one of the June
brides. was the guest of honor a a euchre
party given by Miss Josephine Jackson
yesterday afternoon. The tables were ar
ranged for twenty guests and were adorned
with marsuerites and red carnations With
Miss Hartmann. Miss Jackson's guests were
MISS Ereda COCHRAN, Mrs Fred Swigget
Miss Jessie Cleveland. Miss Edna Gent.
Miss Ethel Reeves, Miss Helen Springsteen
Miss Stella Fox. Miss Ida Turrel, Miss
Bess Craycraft of Anderson. Miss Mar
garet Bugbee Miss Mabel Lance Miss
Harriet Patch. Miss Maude Cunningham
Mss Laura MaTten -diss Grace Rebel.
Mrs. John GoOde and Miss Florence Rus
sell
Mrs z. c Rumpler was the hostess for
an informal company yesterday afternoon.
this months brides. Mrs RumpIsr's guests
were entertained by a geography guess
ing contest. for which there were some al
tractive prizes. Those asked to meet Miss
Tilley were Mrs. A r. Philputt Miss
Louise and Miss Grace Philputt Mrs Re
becca Tillsy and the Misses Kate Wini-
fred and Pauline Tflley. Mrs Alexander
Rumpler. Mrs. ". Y. Morgan. Miss Mabel
Morgan. Mrs j. ". Stokes Mrs = NJ
Dill. Miss Edith Dill. Mrs F. r C1rvIn
Mrs n n. Elstun. Mrs. NJ f Elstun Mrs
H =. Fraser. Miss Mayme Self Mrs g
B Coleman. Miss HiDp. Miss Droege Mrs
William A. Hays. Miss Grace CaTriger and
Miss Caroline Ashbrook Assisting i'm the
hOspitalities were Mrs. Rumpler's mother
Mrs. ID. r. Lucas, Miss Lucas and Mrs. J.
l. Stacy
The Kappa Kappa Gamma girls OF But
Ter College were the hostess for a large
reception last night al the home Of Mr. ana
Mrs Hilton L. Brown. on East Washing
ton street The guests OF honor were Miss
Nerna Richey and Miss Betty Poulson.
who were graduated yesterday morning
from Butler College. The large yard and
the porches were brightly lighted with
dozens Of japanese lanterns. In the house
profusion OF garden flowers We're used
for decoration and the fraternity colors
light and dark blue were everywhere dis
played With the guests OF honor the other
hostesses were the members Of the organi-
zation, as follows: Miss Edith I.ongiey. OF
NohlSoVile. Miss Anne Heaton OF Louis
vile. Miss Mary Wicker. Of Peru. Miss
John Anna Carpenter. OF Chicago. Miss
Hazel Reeves. OF Columbus. Miss Lora