The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-10

a visit with friends in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Rundell left this week
for a visit at the northern lakes.
Miss Gertrude Stein, of Kokomo, Is the
guest of Miss Julia Rosenwortn.
Miss Nellie Carnahan has returned from
visit with friends in Terre Haute.
Miss Carrie Dunn, of Muncie. is visiting
Miss Emma Shindle in Morton Place
Mrs. Atkinson. of the Cambridge, has
gone to Boston to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Minnie Nicholson will leave early
next month for a trip to Yellowstone Park
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Donnelly have re-
turned from fortnights visit at french
Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Robbins and
son are spending the summer In Gloucester,
Mass.
Judge and Mrs. James Harper are spend
ing several weeks on the Massachusetts
coast.
Mrs. William Kelly Thompson has re-
turned from a visit with friends In Alex
andria.
Miss Hazel Dietz left yesterday for Day
| ton, O., where she will visit Miss Helen
Evans.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore E. Griffith have
gone to Long island TO spend the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. wifred Garstang will go
| TO the Cambridge the 1st of August for
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Benton left this
week for a visit in Boston and other East
| ern cities.
Miss Kathleen Martin is spending three
weeks with relatives in Norwood, O., and
Covington, Ky.
Misses Allen and Culbertson, Of Shelby
vile. are spending the week with North In
| dianapolis friends.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Doris Haring have
returned from a visit of three weeks with
relatives In Chicago.
Miss Catherine Hall, of Peru. is spending
a week with Miss Florence Smith. on North
| Pennsylvania street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith will take pos
session the first of next month of their new
| home in Morton Place
| Miss Adele Wallick will leave this week
| for Grand Haven, Mich, where she Will
| visit Miss Susan Yerkes.
Miss Helen Brown gave a supper at Broad
| Ripple last night in honor of her guest, Miss
| Armitage, OF Alexandria.
| Mrs. Arthur w. Johnston will come to-day
| to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
| Brayton, 2113 Broadway
Mr.. Ralph Hess, of Fort Collins. Col. is
spending few days with General and Mrs.
| Carnahan, in Woodruff Place.
Mrs. N. K. Garhart has returned from a
| two months visit with her sister, Mrs. w.
| s. Written, in Sioux City, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Shopbell of Evans
vile are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Kru-
| ger of North Meridian street.
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is visiting Mrs. Peck, on North Alabama
| street, will return home Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dickey and Mrs.
Margaret l.. Dickey will leave next week
| for the West TO remain indefinitely.
! Mrs. f. ]. Wright, who is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Theodore Smither, will return
/ next week to her home in Paoli, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ross will take pos
| session tomorrow of their new home on
| North Meridian street, near Fortieth.
Mrs. Augusta SEVERN, Mrs. Flora Wulsch-
| ner, Miss kipp and DR.. c. /. Fletcher will
leave next Tuesday for New York. and will
| sail the 10th for Hamburg. Later the party
will go to the North Cape.
| The Woman's Society of the German
| House will give its July party tomorrow
afternoon, beginning at 8 o'clock instead
| of $780, Mrs. Frederick Smock and Mrs
| Reynolds will be the hostesses and will
| have number of assistants.
| Mrs John Johannes, who is the guest of
| Mrs. Minor and Miss Mary and Miss Ger
trude Minor, on North Meridian street, will
| leave next week to visit her sister, Mrs.
| Minor, In New York, for six weeks before
| returning to her home in Rich Hill, Mo.
Mr.. Frank Holman and Mr.. Charles HoI-
man-Black gave a large reception in Paris
| previous to Mr.. Holman's departure for New
York The reception was given in honor of
the composer. Victor Harris, and many
prominent American singers and students
| were among the guests. Among them were
Miss Bessie Abbott, of the Grand Opera
.
Nine Emma Nevada and daughter Mignon;
| the composer, Schlesinger, and his daugh-
ter, Mile. Valmont; Miss Brooks. the prima
donna of the Castle-square opera company;
Mrs. Clarence Eddy, Miss Dodge. the Misses
Miner. Corliss. Nita Caritte-Granin and
Tibbetts. of New York: Mrs Dougal and
| Meigs-Rykert, Mr.. Ellison Van Hoose. Nine.
Marchesi NJ. Leon Delafosse. NJ. Hardy The,
NJ. Julian, Theodore Tilton, Mrs. Nathan.
| Mrs. Spreckels Miss Lawlor Comte Tristan
| Granada EraCpr
| w. E. Hastam. Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie of ST.
| Louis, Nine. Guerlina Miss Luez, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, Marquis De Castrone and
AN ORIENTAL PARTY.
One of the most unique and delightful
companies of the early summer was the
Chinese party given last night by Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ira Helstein at their home on North
| Meridian street in honor of their sister, Miss
Sophie Helstein, and her guests, Miss Vie
del. of Texas. and Miss Guggenheimer, of
Baltimore. The front lawn and veranda
were hung with Chinese lanterns in gro
tesque shapes, and as the guests entered the
door they caught sight of the throne room.
| to which they were ushered to be received
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Helstein and their guests
| of honor. The room was hung with Chinese
| curtains, and against the west wall was
| arranged a dais with gay-colored cushions,
| where the host and hostess were seated
| with one or their guests on either side. Mr.
Helstein wore full court costume, and
4 Mrs. Helstein an elaborate Oriental toilet
/ Miss Yiedel wore a kimona of scarlet and
| yellow. Miss Guggenheimer's kmona was
| of lavender and white, and Miss Helstein
| wore kimona of lavender embroidered in
/ birds. Miss Gene Rauh, who assisted at
| the tea table, wore handsome kmona of
| blue. Above the Gais was hung a huge Chi
| nese umbrella hung with lanterns, and the
| electric lights in all the rooms were COW
cred by the gay lanterns. The responses
/ from the guests were hung on the walls
| and Chinese signs and screens added to the
| decoration. The guests were entertained
/ at fantan. for which they had Chinese score
| cards. Chinese meal tickets were given for
| the supper following the game, and the
menu cards. which were distributed from a
| laundry bag. were collars and cuffs lettered
/ in Chinese fashion. About sixty guests en-
| joyed Mr. and Mrs. Helsteins hospitality.
| among them Miss Mendel. of Memphis: Miss
| Pottitzer, of Lafayette; Miss Strauss, OF
| Philadelphia. and Mr.. Isadore Block. of New
/ York
Observation-Disclosures.
| Special to the Indiansp polls Journal.
| LAUREL. Ind, July 9.-W. E. Ensminger,
young business man and president of the
| Board of Town Trustees. and Miss Lena
| Tricky, both of this place. quietly slipped
away yesterday morning and were married
| at Covington. Ky. They will be at home on
wEST-LUNSFORD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
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