The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-26

Mrs. w. b. Dodds of Marion. is the guest
OF Miss Adelaide Wallick
Miss Martha Carey has returned from
fortnight's visit in Boston
Mrs. Hal Adams, of st. Paul, mo-, is
spending few days in town.
Miss Grace Kane, OF Noblesville, is the
guest of Mrs Frederick Victor.
Mrs. May w. Domains classes will meet
next week TO begin the winters work
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Templeton left yester-
day to spend fortnight in Greenfield.
Mrs. Henry F. Houghton has returned
from visit with relatives in Defiance, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obie Jay Smith have re-
moved from the San Marco TO OH Broad
way.
DIR. and Mrs. o. G. Pfaff and son Dudley
have returned from visit of several weeks
in Boston.
Miss Edith Mitchell of Cleveland, is the
guest of Miss Alice Wilson on North Della
ware street.
Mrs. Kate Bowles will go to New York
shortly to spend the winter with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Bowles.
Mrs. Henry Wallace and children have
returned from months visit at Burt Lake,
Mich, and Chicago.
The marriage of Miss Margaret L. Bos
and Oscar G.. Mueller will take place
Wednesday, Sept. so.
Mr.. Albert F. Hall, of Asheville, N. c.,
arrived yesterday to join his wife, who is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Grace White will return to-day from
the East, where she spent the summer In
Boston and on the coast
Miss Alys Ankeney has returned to her
home in Lafayette after brief VISIT with
Mrs. Mortimer lowering.
Miss Margaret Cravens has returned to
her home in Madison, after short visit
| with Mrs Frank Davidson.
Miss Kathleen Ingraham has returned
| to her home In ST. Augustine, after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Spades.
| Mrs. Joseph Raycroft, of Chicago who
was the guest of Mrs. Ritzinger. has re-
| turned to her home in Chicago.
| Miss Lillian Taylor has returned to her
| home in Lafayette. after brief visit with
| Mrs. Frank Hill, on Central avenue.
Mrs. Walter s. Written and son Jack. of
| Sioux City. Ia, will arrive soon, to be the
! guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Potter.
Edward Casey local agent for the Chi
cago & Alton Railroad, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Carey b. Smith, of the Wyandott
Flats.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David F. Swain and fam
| lily will remove the first of the week from
North Delaware street to 1902 North Meri-
| dian street.
Mrs. Albert Baker and daughter Rose
mary returned yesterday from Schenectady,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Chandler Dallam.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Hill, who have spent
a month at Wequetonsing, iert there yester-
day for Detroit and will return home the
| first of the month.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Schick, of Marion,
| are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. j.
| f. Franklin. Mrs. Andrew Schick is also
here for the horse show.
Mr.. Wilson, of Cincinnati will arrive to-
| day to join his wife, who is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey. and they
| will return home Monday.
| Mr.. j. A. Parker who was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Robert Geddes, has returned
to his home in Terre Haute. Mrs. Parker
| will remain a few days longer.
Mr.. Harry Gray will return Monday from
visit in Sewickley, Pa. Mrs. Gray will
remain there fortnight longer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McCabe.
The Magazine Club will hold it's first meet
| ing week from to-day at the Bertha Bal
lard Home. Presidents day will be observed
and a special programme given.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hubbard Siddall
announce the engagement of their daughter
| Grace to Mr.. Theodore Ethbert Myers.
| The wedding will take place Oct. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp enter
tanned number of the visiting judges of
the horse show with dinner last night at
their home on North Delaware street.
Miss May Dilday, daughter of N. ]. Dill
| day, 1014 North Delaware street, left yes
| terday for Washington, d. c., to enter the
Washington College for young ladies.
Mrs. Ida Gray Scott received informally
| yesterday afternoon at her home on Col
! lege avenue. Mrs. Scott leaves to-day for
the Pacific coast to spend the winter.
The members of the Home Missionary
society of Roberts Park Church gave tea
| yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Rose Coleman on North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Thomas Bard Arnold will spend next
week with Mr.. and Mrs Harry Graybill,
1903 North Delaware street: previous to
| her departure for New York to join Mr..
| Arnold.
Mrs. William Line Elder has returned
from Mt. Desert, Me-, where she spent the
summer. Mrs. John A. Bradshaw, who ac-
1 ,taI or will MT rofrrr r
until November.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Wilson will issue
invitations to-day for the marriage of their
daughter. Mary Duncan, and Mr.. Owen Nor
| evening, Oct. IA, at the Central Christian
| Church. A reception at o'clock will fol-
| low the ceremony, at the Wilson home 1908
| Central avenue.
| pretty luncheon yesterday at the Claypool,
| and later entertained her guests at the horse
| show matinee. The floral decoration of the
| table was OF dahlias. Mrs. Remelius's
| guests included Mrs. Henry Lawrence, Mrs.
| James Jones, Mrs. John ]. Appel, and Miss
| Walters, of New York.
A number of small companies are being
given for Miss Jane Wright and Miss Ger
| trude Smith, who are guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Albert r. Thompson. Yesterday Mrs.
| w. n. Gates gave luncheon for them, to-
| day Mrs. Guy Hawkins will entertain them
at luncheon at the University Club and aft
| erward at the matinee. this evening Mr.. and
i Mrs. Oliver Byram will give a small COM
/ pany, and Monday Miss Susan Thompson
| will give breakfast for them.
Miss Enid Perry Morris gave a prettily
| appointed luncheon yesterday at the Column
| bia Club, having her guests Miss Char
| lotte Scott, Miss Jane Mather Ogle. Miss
| Eleanor and Miss Ruth Carey, Miss Elean-
| or Lemcke Miss Mabel Talbot and Miss
| Gertrude Butler of Chicago. The appoint
| show colors, scarlet and white, and for
| the center there was a large basket of
| white asters Ribbons of the two coors
| were tied to the basket and at each cover
| was a dainty scarlet basket tied with rib
| bons and filled with bonbons. Miss Nor
| ris will give a second luncheon to-day.
l Attendants at the marriage of Miss Har-
| riet Mary Tutewiler, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Henry w. Tutewiler. and DR.. Freder-
lex Blackwelder of Roswell. N. M. which
| will occur Oct. z, will include Miss Louise
| Tutewier. maid of honor; Miss Emma Vir-
| ginia Pearson. of this city: Miss Elizabeth
| Rppetoe, of Canton. Mo; Miss Edna Coul-
tas, of Newark, n. j., and Miss Edna
| Locke Hamilton. of Chicago, bridesmaids;
| little Julia Louise Tutewiler flower maid
Mr. Thomas Ewing Of HOopest0n, ILL.,, best
| man, and Mr.. Foster Smith. of Danville,
| Ind. Mr.. Charles Culp, of Raymond, Ill.
Mr.. Dwight Ritter and Mr.. Alva Tennis, of
| this city. ushers.
The Philomathean Club observed Presi-
dents day its opening meeting yester-
| day afternoon with Mrs. Sanford d. Far
rabee, on North Pennsylvania street Each
| member had the privilege of bringing one
| of her friends as the guest of the club
and the meeting was delightful one Mrs.
George W.. Hufford gave a delightful talk
on the character of King Lear Mrs Far