The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-28
PERSONAL and SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs G. " Wooden has discontinued her
day at hcme for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Pray are in Martins
vile to spend few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Z. Perry returned
yesterday from short stay in Martins
Vile.
Mrs. John J. Davis and Mrs. NJ. ]. Davis
are spending the week with friends in
Laporte.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurry and Mrs: w:
j. Mckee have returned from visit at
| French Lick.
| to spend the summer at her home in Hor-
nersville, ~. Y.
Mrs. George NJ. Chandler has returned
from a visit with Mrs. j. H George, In
Memphis. Tenn.
Miss Helen Mckinney and Miss Julia
Mothershead will go to Madison tomorrow
70 visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles Burgis. of Good;snd. has
arrived TO be with her mother, Mrs
| Stryker, who is Ill.
Chicago, have arrived to visit Mrs. George
l.. Rittenhouse at the Delano
Miss Margaret Ferguson will leave this
week for New York, where she will remain
| indefinitely doing hospital work.
Miss Jane Mather Ogle will return to-
| morrow from New York, where she has
been studying during the winter.
Miss Agnes Duncan and Miss Pearl
Haines will leave next week for visits in
Pittsburg and. Washington. d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Layman. jr., are
| spending a fortnight with Mr.. Layman's
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Layman, In
| Irvington.
Mrs. Edgar H. Evans will entertain few
| friends at luncheon at the University Club
| to-day in honor of Miss Mary Fletcher, of
| New York.
| Mr. Edwin White Moore. assistant cor
poration counsel of the city of Chicago,
lie GfG f0 Mrs a
| ton, this week.
Mrs. Theodore P. Haughey, of New York.
| will arrive for the Lilly Russell wedding
| June TO- and will visit Mrs. Henry Latham
| for short time
Mrs. Russell Seeds and daughter Mar
! jorie will leave Saturday to visit relatives
| in Springfield. o.. and later will go East for
the summer months.
Professor and Mrs. D. B. Brenneke will
leave within fortnight for Hutchinson,
Kan, to make an extended visit with Mrs.
Brenneke's sister, Mrs. Ringle.
Miss Luella McLain. of st. Louis, who has
been spending a fortnight with Miss Ethel
| Cleland. will be the guest Of Miss Mera
| Tousey at the Delano, after to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hughes and
| daughters, Elizabeth and Anne. will go to
Maxinkuckee Monday to spend the week
Miss Helen Morey, of New York, arrived
yesterday to be the guest of Miss Florence
| Young Russell Miss Morey will be a
bridesmaid at Miss Russell's wedding in
| June.
| Mrs. Thomas Reid Kackley and Miss
| Atkins have invitations out for luncheon
| tomorrow in honor of Miss Alice Fenton.
! Of Chicago, who is visiting Mrs. A. NJ.
| Robertson.
The members Of the Central Christian
| Church will observe it's SEVENTEEN ami
versary June II. In addition to a literary
| programme there will be q dinner for the
| church members.
Miss Ola Smith will be with Mrs r. E.
| Birch and family, on Broadway, until the
middle Of June, when she will go to South
ampton, l.. l., to join her mother, Mrs.
Lenora w. Smith.
Mrs. Archibald Hall, of Springfield. O.,
| will arrive the last of the week to make
an extended visit with her parents, Judge
/ and Mrs. ID. W. Howe. Rev. Mr.. Hall will
| join his wife here later.
| Mrs. Frederick c. Gardner and children
| will leave June II for Boulder, Col, where
they will visit Mrs. Edgington, formerly of
/ this city, for some time. They will remain
| in the West until the first of October.
A number of Wabash College alumni will
| go to Charlottesville to spend Decoration
| day The party will include Mr.. Frank
| Cleland, Mr.. Wilbur Mcintosh, Mr.. Edward
Holiday. Mr.. Lynn Rogers and Mr.. George
Denny.
| Mr.. Howard L. Kreider will arrive to-day
from trip through the South and will
join Mrs. Kreider who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Herbert z. Fieber. They will return
| the first OF the week to their home in
Omaha.
Mrs. William Divine, of Cincinnati. will
arrive tomorrow to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Lazarus. Mrs. Lazarus
will go East next month with her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Divine, of Toledo, who will
sail for Europe. June "a
Mrs. Leslie Eugene Peck observed her
second and last reception afternoon since
her marriage, yesterday. She had with her
Omaha. The parlors of her pretty home
on Ashland avenue were adorned with
garden flowers. Assisting in the hospitali-
ties were the hostess's mother and sister,
Mrs. Pye and Miss Eleanor Pye, and Mrs.
| j. Clyde Power, Mrs. Herbert Z. Fisher and
Miss Mildred Power.
Among the interesting features of the
garden musicale, which will be given at
the Propylaeum on the evening of June 5
for the benefit of the Fresh Air Mission.
will be the first appearance of the Choral
Christian. The stage. which will be ar
| ranged as a garden, will be most elabor-
| ately decorated with palms. ferns and
flowers. and will be lighted by electric
lights and Japanese lanterns, and will be
| another pleasing feature Those who will
| take part in the programme will be Miss
| Nannette Grote. harpist: Mr.. Walter Kipp,
| fiutist; Mr.. Harry Porter. reader. and Mrs.
Christian and her pupils, vOcalists.
FOR MISS HINES.
Miss Marie Hines, who will be married
June to Mr.. Charles G. Konter of Naples,
Italy, was the guest of honor at a dainty
luncheon given yesterday by Miss Clara
| Hawkins at the Columbia Club. The table
appointments were all bridal in effect. the
color tone of yellow being followed. For
the center of the table there was a brides
cake with the figures OF the bride and bride
| groom upon il. Marguerites were scattered
| over the white cloth, and the places were
| marked with heart-shaped name cards
| bearing bride sketches in water colors.
| Guests favors were miniature trunks tied
with white ribbons and filled with bon
bons With Miss Hines. Miss Hawkins en-
ADJUSTMENTS.