The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-12

slade. and Mr.. Lewis E. Webster, of Brock
ton. Mass. The wedding will take place in
August.
Mrs Hugh H. Hanna win not observe her
reception afternoon at home to-day. Mr..
and Mrs Hanna and Miss Moore will leave
Saturday for New York and will sail the
following Monday for Europe.
Miss Lillian Louis has issued invitations
for a dance next Saturday evening In honor
of Miss May Aufderheide. who will sail for
Europe the latter part Of the month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Aufder-
heide.
The Girls Classical School will observe
its twenty-first anniversary this spring,
and among the entertainments in honor of
the anniversary will be reception on June
8. given by the Alumnae Association of the
school.
Mrs. Claude Mathews has returned to her
home in Clinton after a short visit in the
city. Mrs. Mathews and daughters, Mrs
James l.. Somerville and Mrs. Cortez Ew-
ing. with their children, will leave Thurs
day for Ohio, to remain through the sum-
mer months
Mrs. Russell T. MacFall was the hostess
for small card company yesterday after
noon. She was assisted in her Inequalities
by her sister, Mrs. Harry B. Holloway, and
Mrs. Benjamin L. Darlow and Miss Pearl
Walker. The colors. pink and white, were
carried out in all the appointments Of the
company. Among those entertained were
Mrs. Dyer of Worthington, with Mrs: Ran
son Griffin, and Mrs. Westlake or Elmlra,
with Mrs Frank Bryan
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Tutewiler will
give dinner this evening at the Columbia
Miss Coultas, of Newark, n. j.. who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Tutewiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Woodland will enter
tain at dinner for them tomorrow evening.
The Dramatic Club will hold its final
meeting of the season next week, probably
the evening Of Tuesday, May 90 At that
time two plays will be presented. The Cor
sican Legacy" and "A Proposal Under
Difficulties" The latter play will be in
| charge of the December committee, which,
| for numerous unavoidable reasons, has not
yet been able to give its performance. MT.
and Mrs Booth Harrington, who were on
| the committee have withdrawn on account
| of Mr.. Tarkingtons illness.
A Chicago paper of recent date has this
| to say: Mr. Madison Cawein's engagement
to Miss Gertrude McKelvey, of New Or
leans. is announced. The wedding will take
| place-as BELTS the nuptials Of poet-in
| June. The Times-Democrat. in comment
| ing upon the happy event. asserts that MI.
Cawein Is one OF natures noblemen. lie is
at least one of natures most faithful disci-
PIES Mr.. Cawein has frequently been in
the city as the guest of James Whitcomo
Riley.
company their husbands to indianapolis
during the meeting of the Western Gas AS
ISOLATION, May 20, q and p. will be In
Bookwalter, Charles r. Williams. James
Somerville, John Somerville, Morss, s. ID.
Pray, w. II. Coleman, II. ]. MCGOWAN,
Horace z. Smith and John r. Pearson. The
visiting women will be entertained with
drives and trolley rides, supper at the
Country Club, dinner at Broad Ripple and
a reception at the New Claypool Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Seidensticker OBJ
served the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage last night at their home on Broad
way with a card party for the members or
the family. The occasion was also Mr..
Seidenstickers birthday. The several rooms
were prettily decorated with clusters of
carnations. Guests from out of town were
Mrs. George Coates and Mrs. Roy Hanks
and daughter Helen, of Aurora, Ill. The
other guests included Mr. and Mrs. George
| Seidensticker, Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Seiden-
sticker, Mr.. and Mrs. William Buchanan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jupe, Dr. and Mrs A. ]. Null
| Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Porter. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Thudium. Miss Hattie Thu
dunn, Mrs. Nina Seidensticker, Mrs. Emma
Abel Miss Anna Abel, Miss Smith, Miss
Croull, Frank Seidensticker, Fred and Carl
Schmidt and Frank and Otto Abel.