The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Elan, Of Chicago.
have removed to this city.
Mrs Mary A. Moody has gone to Cali
fornia to remain until spring.
Judge and Mrs. John II. Baker have gone
to Florida to be gone until April.
Mrs Frederick B. whitlock has returned
from an extended visit in HaweSville, Ky.
Mrs. Harry Rhein returned yesterday
from a visit with her sister in Waukesha.
Miss Florence Coffin will return to-day
from a visit to Mrs. Henry II. Vinton in
Lafayette.
Mrs. Evans Woollen and little son Ev-
ans have gone to French Lick to remain
for some time.
The Misses Fox entertained with card
party yesterday afternoon at their home
on Central avenue
Miss Lucy Matter returned to her home
i'm Marion yesterday after a short visit
with Mrs. Maria Foster Buchanan.
Mrs. Clifford. of the Cambridge. will be
with Miss Talbot at $40 North Meridian
street after the middle of this month.
Mrs. willoughby walling, who is spend
ing the week with Capt. and Mrs. w. Z.
English, will return to Chicago Friday.
Mrs. Chapman Williams will receive to-
morrow afternoon in honor of Mrs. VIII
loughby Walling, of Chicago. There are no
invitations
Mrs. Harry Howard Temperly has issued
invitations for a reception Tuesday after
noon, Feb IL, from to 6 O'Clock at her
| home, 2063 Park avenue.
Rev. Archibald Hall, who came to attend
| the meeting of the Irvington Atheneum
Wednesday evening, has returned to his
home in Springfield, Ill
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Lilly and daugh-
| ter, Miss Conway Lilly, who recently re-
| turned from the East. will be at the Vic
toria until early in the summer.
| Mrs Henry Scot Fraser and Mrs. Phile-
| mon Mitchell Watson will receive informal
| ly this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Thomas
| Pettigrew, of Clarksburg, w. Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott Ryan, of
| Muncie, arrived yesterday to spend a few
/ days with Mrs. Ryan's parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. NJ. Scott, on North Delaware street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Love will entertain
| Feb in honor of the fourteenth birthday
anniversary of their daughter. Elizabeth
i May, the guests to include fourteen of
| the latter's friends
| Mrs. l.. H. frey and little daughter Kath-
/ crime, who are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| Frederick p. Heron on North Pennsylva-
MIA street, will return tomorrow TO their
home in Kansas City.
| Mrs. Harry Griffith arrived yesterday
| from Arkansas to be with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bird for a month, when she will
| be joined by Mr.. Griffith, and they will re-
main here permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T.. Cortleyou have
returned from their wedding trip and are
with Mrs: Cortleyous parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus l.. Brown. Mrs. Cortleyou was
| formerly Miss Mary ]. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Maxwell will give
an old-fashioned supper next Saturday
| evening and will entertain the friends who
assisted them at the reception in honor of
| their golden anniversary given recently.
Judge and Mrs. Frank Z. Gavin have
returned from Greensburg, where they went
( last week to attend large reception CIV
| en- by Mrs Marshall Grover and Miss Julia
Cook to the members of the Women's Club,
| OF Greensburg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher will enter
| tain few friends with an informal musi-
| Gale this evening at their home In Wood
| ruff for Miss Clara Hewlett, who will leave
and Mr.. John Fancher, of New York.
| The first assembly ball of the season
will be given next Tuesday evening at the
| Brenneke Academy. The affair will he one
| OF the society events of the season and
/ should il prove the brilliant success antici-
| pated by its promoters. another of the
| kind will probably be given after Lent
Mr.. w. F. C. Colt. representing the COM
/ mittee in charge. requests that early re-
/ sponses be given TO the invitations, in order
that the details of the ball may be fully
/ perfected.
| Miss Reaume entertained formally at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs. James
/ s. Barcus. of Terre Haute, Mrs Stephen
Is: Fleming. of Fit Wayne, and Miss Luz
| cile Skidmore, of Charleston, Ill. After
the luncheon the company attended the
matinee. Miss Reaumes guests included
| Mrs. George Edwin Hunt, Mrs. John L.
| Brush. Mrs. A. Nj. Higgins. of Terre Haute,
| Mrs. Blanch Brown Seaton, Mrs. Katherine
| Kregeio Martin, Mrs. Anna c. Reaume and
/ Miss Mary Reaume.
| LOVE-LODER.
/ A simple home wedding last night was
| that of Miss Myrta Loder. daughter of
Mrs. Hannah A. Loder. and Mr.. William
| John Love. jr.. which was solemnized at s
| o'clock at the home of the brides mother
/ on Huron street. The Rev. Samuel j. Tom
| linson pronounced the service in the pres
1 ence of the immediate families only The
| several rooms were prettily adorned with
| will reside at clio Huron street, and will be
| at home to their friends after the 18th
| of this month.