The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-27

Mrs. Joseph E. Moron Will return to-mor-
row from a nine weeks visit with her
brother in Florida
Miss Sue Ross, of Terre Haute. VIII ar
rive Friday to visit Mrs. Henry Waite But
| tolph, at the Surrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gorrell, Of the
| Cambridge, will remove to the Blacnerne
| the 1st OF the month.
| Mrs. John K. Robson will leave this week
| to spend a fortnight with her sister, Mrs
Fleming. in Logansport.
Miss Anne Hurry entertained dozen
| iends.yesterday morning in honor or MISS
Marie Hines, bride-elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Frenzel have re-
| turned from Asheville, n. c., where they
were the guests OF relatives.
| Mrs. Carleton B. McCulloch and Miss
| Stewart left yesterday for short visit with
! friends and relatives In Chicago
Mrs. Rifenberick, who is visiting Mrs
| John B. Elan, will return the latter part
| OF the week to her home In Cincinnati
| Mrs s. NJ Dyer and Miss Lois Dyer will
return within a few days from visit with
Mrs George whitley at Greenville, D.
/ Mrs NJ K Gerhart will leave tomorrow
| for Sioux City, Ia. where she Will speno
a month with her sister, Mrs. w. >. WHIT
| ten.
| Miss Charity Dye win entertain her
| Browning class Monday afternoon with a
| musicale at the home or Mrs. Charles Z.
| Brown.
Miss Katherine Matter, who has been
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| toria. will return to-day to her home In
/ Marion.
! Mrs Frank Murphy will entertain a few
| friends with a Dutch lunch Saturday even
| ing in honor of her visitor, Mrs Graham,
| of Chicago.
Mrs Frederick Rebel will join her
| daughter. Grace, in Lafayette this week and
| will visit Mrs. Hoffman and Miss Charlotte
| Hoffman there.
Miss Martha Beeson, Of Des Moines. Ia.
4! will arrive the latter part Of the week to
visit friends in the city. en- route to her
home in Virginia.
Mrs. Arthur Peterson. of Philadelphia. is
| making short visit with her mother, Mrs.
| Young, previous to going to Minneapolis
| for permanent residence.
| DR.. A. J. Clark has gone to Bedford.
where he is being entertained by some Of
| the members of the Stone City Club and
| spending the week fishing.
Mrs. Frank Murphy. who has been spend
ing the past three weeks in New York city,
has returned home She has. as her guest,
| Mrs. Beakman Graham, OF Chicago.
The outing for the members of the Ger
| man Literary Club, which was to have been
trolley ride to Greenfield, given yesterday
by Mrs. Frank M. Fauvre, was postponed
| until next Monday
York. are spending a short time with their
| neice, Mrs. George G.. Estabrook. They
will leave soon for Kenosha, Wis, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs Charles w. Fairbanks will receive
informally tomorrow afternoon from to
6 for the members of the Daughters Of the
| American Revolution and the Colonial
| Danes. There are no invitations.
Mrs. Baldwin. of New Orleans, who
visited Mrs. Nelson Augustus Gladding for
| fortnight and was the recipient of a
number of delightful attentions during her
visit, returned Monday to her home.
Mr.. Clarence Day, of New York, who has
been at French Lick, arrived yesterday to
join Mrs. Day, who was Mrs. John T.
Brush's guest: Mr.. and Mrs Day left last
before returning to their home in the East.
Mrs. Frank III. Carter gave a small card
| company yesterday afternoon in honor of
her guest, Mrs. w. II. Russo, of Memphis,
of Mrs Carriers neighborhood friends. AS
sisting in the entertainment were Miss
Laura Hartman and among the guests was
Mrs. Sellers, of Monticello. The several
rooms were prettily decorated with pink
peonies.
Mrs. Leonora w. Smith will leave to-day
for New York, where she will meet Miss
Ruth Pratt who attends school there, and
who will be graduated this week. Early in
June they will go to Southampton. L. l.,
where they have taken a cottage for the
Mrs. Water Is Mke m un 9f she
die of June. when they will all go East,
Miss Pratt to join her sister and Mr.. and
Mrs. Milliken to occupy their cottage at
Hyannisport.
Mrs. A. D. Perry entertained few women
friends at luncheon at the Columbia Club
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. j. H. Aufder-
heide on the eve Of her departure for
Europe. The guests present were Mrs. Al
bert N. Horuff. Mrs. Harry D. Haring.
Mrs. A. P. Craft, Mrs. j. H. Grail. Mrs.
Harry H. Temperly, Mrs J; H Billingsiey'
Mrs. w. T. Nash, Mrs. Albert H. Sellars,
Mrs. Louis n. Poyser, Mrs. H Tutewiler.
Mrs. s. d. Springster, Mrs. Foster E.
Reynolds.
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day at the Columbia Club in honor of Mrs.
John H. Aufderheide. who leaves to-day
for a trip abroad. The table was decorated
were Mrs Aufderheide, Mrs. Albert N.
Horuff Mrs. Harry H. Temperly. Mrs.
Reynolds Mrs. ]. K. Robson Mrs James
| II. Billingsley, Mrs. Oscar B. Henderson.
Mrs Haileck Johnson. Mrs. n. E. Alexan-
der. Mrs. Harry Doris Haring. Mrs. A Z.
Craft and Mrs. Charles w. Tutewiler. Last
| night Mr.. and Mrs. William Birk enter
| tanned at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Aufder-
AN ARCHERY TEA.
The green lawn at Knickerbacker Hall
presented a most attractive appearance yes
terday afternoon, with its big syrenga
bushes and attractively arranged benches
and garden seats. The occasion was the
annual archery tea given by the members
of the archery class, and the friends and
members of the school were all present tc
watch the tournament, which commenced
at o'clock. Twelve girls participated in
the contest, and they were arranged ir
three groups of four each. Each girl sho,
| three arrows and then withdrew, allowing
| her neighbor to shoot next. The finish ol
each round was announced by bugle. The
participants In the contest were Miss Cor
nela Thompson, Miss Schisby. Miss Editf
Beard, Miss Julia Lamson, Miss Editt
Hooker, Miss Helen Matlock. Miss Dora
Rocker. Miss Helen Sayer, Miss Floy Rink
| err Miss Grace Scale, Miss Edith Munro
and Miss Dolores Stricken. A prize was
offered for the best score and. II was wor
| by Miss Rinker. After the tournament
punch was served, and there was dancing
for the young people in the gymnasium. The
| guests were received by Miss Susan Yerkes
Mrs. Penelope LIE Monde Wolfe and the club
members
FOR MISS FLETCHER.
charming tea was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown
at her home, on North Meridian street, in
honor of Miss Mary Fletcher. of New York
who is visiting Mrs. Edgar H. Evans. Mrs
Browns home was most attractvey
adorned in quantities of pink sweet peas
and pink peonies. and all the appointments
in the dining room followed the same color
tone. A pretty idea displayed in the serv-
ice was the clusters of sweet peas anc
| smilax tied to each of the tall glasses In
which the ices were served. Assisting the
hostess was her mother, Mrs. " T. Malott
and her sisters, Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Edwin
7. Forty, Mrs. Paul III. White Miss Malott
and Miss Converse, of Philadelphia. and q
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