The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-10


honor of Mrs. Fletcher Hines and Miss
Marie Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Conner announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Edith May Conner, and DIR. Frank w. Will
iams- The wedding will take place the
last week In June.
Miss Carrie Legg entertained the Latour
Cinch Club yesterday afternoon and the
prizes were won by Miss Alma Moller and
Miss Emma Staley. Miss Moller will enter
tain the club May g.
Mr.. Hugh McIlvain, of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting his cousins. Mrs. b. VIII
son Smith, of Morton Place. and the Misses
Rankin, of North Alabama street, has re-
turned home.
Monday evening, May is, Miss Lento Full
well and Ralph Swiggett will give the little
comedy THE Happy Pair at the st. Paul
parish house. The entertainment will be
followed by dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Crivel VINO have
been spending the past two months in
Florida, are Visiting Mrs. Crivels parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Reeves, en- foute to
their home in Chicago.
Miss Abbie King, of Chicago, who has
been visiting in Springfield, o.. has returned
TO the city and will be with friends at BIO
North Meridian street for several weeks
before returning to her home.
Mrs John Landers returned last week
from Louisiana, where she spent the winter
She was accompanied home by her daugn-
ter-in-law' Mrs: H j. Landers, who VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tutewier will re-
ceive informally tomorrow evening at their
nome, 1404 College avenue, in honor OF
their guests. DR.. I. 1. Coultas and Miss
Coultas- There are no invitations.
Mrs. Lesley Eugene Peck will observe her
first reception day at home next Wednes,
day afternoon at her home 2502 Ashland
avenue. Mrs. Peck was a February bride.
formerly Miss Mary Howard Pye.
Mr.. Frank H. Keller gave a dinner last
night at the Columbia Club in honor OF
Mrs. Center and Miss Center OF California,
and Mrs. Clara Morrison. of Honolulu, who
are the guests of Mrs. Robert Keller.
Mrs. M. z. Smith, who has been in Louis
days with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Monks. She will got to Winchester, Ind,
next week to visit Dr. Smiths mother.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Burford, who
went to Denver TO attend the marriage OF
| their son Miles to Miss Mabel Tabor, WHICH
occurred last Thursday. will visit in Kan
sas City and ST. Louis before returning
home the latter part of the week.
Mrs Rebecca Greist has issued invita-
| tons for the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Lillian Ruth Greist, and DR.. Walter ID.
| Hoskins, on Wednesday, May 20, at the
| Friends Church. The at-home cards are
| for 14l9 Ashland avenue after June 20.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dewitt Alexander
have returned from an extended trip to
| the South and will be in the city with rela-
tlVes until after the marriage OF their SIS
/
Lewis Likert, which will take place early
/ in June.
| Arrangements are being made for gar
O. musicale TO be given At the irIr. :
.aeIm Eli; evening. Line 5. for thu ,eln ...
Je@a:y Christian will have chars;c Ct the
musical programme, and a novel one has
| be- banned.
| Invitations have been received in the
| city from Mr.. j. p. O'Malley for the mar
| of
mund Herbert Bingham, on Tuesday, May
10 at noon, at 2l9 Drummond avenue, De-
troit Mich The at-home cards are for after
| June Is at the ST. Clair, Indianapolis.
| Mr. and Mrs Edward NJ. Lentz, of Pitts
burg. Pa, are visiting Mrs. Lentz's parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Alloways, of 20s
East ST. Joseph street Mrs Lentz will
| later visit her sister, Mrs. William +.
| Coughlen, 1922 North Delaware street. Mr..
Lentz will return to PittsbUrg early in the
week.
Dr.. and Mrs. R. o. McAlexander and
| daughter Grace Mary will leave next
| Tuesday for New York city where the Doc
tor will do post graduate work in the hos
| pitfalls. They expect to visit washington
| and other points of interest in the East
and will return home the latter part OF
| June.
| Mrs. Edward Feeney, of Brooklyn. n. Y.
| who has been visiting Mrs. Edward j.
| Bremen, has gone TO st. Louis for a visit
Mrs. Bremen will leave to-day to join her
! there for a week Mrs. Edward Davidson
| who was also Mrs. Brennen's guest last
| week, returned to her home in Lafayette
| yesterday.
The junior class of the Girls Classical
| School will entertain the seniors with the
alter party next Tuesday evening to see
| Sothern in IF l Were King" Mrs. Sewal
| will entertain both classes twenty eight In
| number, with high tea prior to the the
| alter party, and will accompany the girls
| TO the performance.
| The annual reception of the Katherine
| Home will be given at the Home, Capito
| avenue and Twentieth street, next Saturday
| Mrs. John Z. Brush has kindly consented
| to give a number of readings at this &C.
will be the usual sale of home made cookies
candies and household articles.
MIS-. j. II Taylor was the hostess for
theater party yesterday afternoon N he H.
! or of Mrs HAIRY Hamlln Be ,kwtE, CT
| Charles E. Kregelo, Mrs. l. n. Richie, Mrs
H1ace Fletcher, Mrs. S. j. BrLsn, hiis
| j. II. Byers, Mrs. Chapman Williams .nt
| Mrs. Harry w. Raymond. The party haC
| lurchcun in tic English cafe after The
| matinee.
| Mcs Olivia Sanger Hall, of New York
has arrived in the city and will b. at tho
| Dcnls cn FIR sen. e time. Mrs. Hall Is w'.l
| known dramatic reader and Interpreter Of
lit AratJIrp ard has done considerable wo-l
of this charst tel in Indiana turing The
| past Writer. During the coming summer
| she viii devote a large part or her tilns
! to recitals and Chautauqua work. Mrs
| Hall will give reading before tue Maya
zins Cub rtxt Friday evening at the POP.
ylacum and her appearance is anticipated