The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-26

Miss Maude Prier is spending few days
| In Muncie.
| Mrs. Smith. of the Livingston, is spending
short time in Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Finney are spending
fortnight In the East.
| Miss Sara Stanthal. of Buffalo, is the
guest of Mrs. Harry Kahn.
Mrs. Isabelle McIlhennen entertained the
| XVI Club Monday afternoon.
| Miss Edna Kiser has gone TO Milford,
| o.. to visit her sister, Mrs. Scott.
Miss Claire Shower will leave next week
| for fortnights visit in New York.
| Mrs. L. ID. Stubs. of Richmond is
spending the week with Mrs w. s. Day
Mrs. l. N Helms went to Chicago yester-
| day TO spend Thanksgiving with frienls
Mr. Harry Sobbe, of Augusta. will leave
| to-day for California, where he will spend a
year.
Mr. Charles and Mr.. Harry Wilson went
| TO Lafayette yesterday TO attend wed
| ding.
| spend his Thanksgiving vacation with his
| parents
Mr.. Louis Newberger, jr., of Matthews,
| is spending Thanksgiving with friends in
| the city.
Miss Charlotte Ketcham will entertain
| number Of friends with a masquerade party
| tonight.
| Mrs. Horace Starr and Miss Marie Starr
! have gone to Maxinkuckee to remain until
| Saturday.
Mr.. Vernon Griffith and Mr. Claude Grit
| fifth will leave next week for visit in
| New York.
| Miss Anna Newton, of Toledo, is the
guest of Miss nellie Wales, on North ILL
nois street.
An enjoyable dinner dance and vaudeville
/ Americas Club.
| Miss Sue Ball, who was the guest of
Miss Natalie Dalton, has returned to her
| home in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs John Miller Lilly will take
! possession of their apartment in the
i Blancherne Monday.
| Miss Bassel, of Clarksburg, w. Va, ar
rived yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs.
| Phil Mitchell Watson.
| Mrs. w. s. r. Harrington returned yes
terday from a visit with her sister. Mrs.
1 Arthur Brigham, in Boston.
| Miss Nanette Marie Grote will leave next
month for Cincinnati. where she will enter
| the Conservatory of Music.
Miss Esther Griffin White, of Richmond
Is here to remain through the Sketching
| Clubs arts and crafts exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Panther announce the
engagement of their sister, Miss Laura
| Nelson to DR.. Christian Olson.
! Mrs Edward L. Adams, Of Toledo. ar
| rived yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carl Ingram and Mrs. C. A Ingram.
Miss Alice Day. who is visiting Miss
| Myla Coburn, Will return the latter part OF
| the week to her home in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roland Millikan, Of
| Cincinnati. have arrived TO spend few
| days with Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn B. Millikan
The marriage of Miss Emma Kempfer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kempfer,
and Mr.. Charles Wilkins occurred last
| night.
Mrs. M. L. Adams, of Chicago. and Mrs.
| Frank Everett OF Buffalo, who were guests
of Mrs. Benjamin Minor, have returned
| home.
Mrs Converse, CT Burlington, VT, will
arrive next month to spend the holidays
with her daughter, Mrs Edward Leaven-
| worth.
Mrs. Charles Emory gave an informal
company yesterday afternoon in honor Of
| Mrs. Geeting, who has recently come here
| for residence.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Sullivan have
/ gone TO New York to spend Thanksgiving
| with their sons, William and Russell, who
| are in college.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Harrison, North Penn
/ sylvania street, are taking Thanksgiving
| dinner with their daughter. Mrs. Kidder, Of
| Terre Haute. to-day
| Miss Alice Day, who has been the guest
of Miss Myla Coburn for several weeks. left
| yesterday for a visit in South Bend before
1 returning to Milwaukee.
| Miss Bertha Balls had few friends in
| meet Miss Lily Wilson, of New Rochelle
| N. Y, who is with Miss Florence Jones.
Miss Dorothy Duncan, of Chicago, ar
/ rived last night to visit Miss Julia Hobbs
1 Miss Hobbs will entertain a few friends
| Informally tomorrow afternoon for her
| guest.
Mrs s. E. Faber has gone to Philadel-
phia for a short stay with relatives. Mrs
bers guest, will remain here during her
| absence.
Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Hall and Miss
Agnes and Miss Adelaide Grove, of Dayton,
n ~H Al Me-, L.
| Camp, who will give dinner and theater
party this evening for their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berne B. Cohen, who have
been at the Denison since their return
| from their wedding journey, will take pos
| session within a fortnight Of their apart
| ment at Capitol avenue and Twenty-second
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter II. Fitch, Of Spades.
| riage of their daughter, Harriet Mary. and
| Mr.. Henry Washburn Leding, of Cleve-
land. at noon, December s, at the Taber-
| nacle Church.
Mrs. Charles d. Johnson entertained at
| eight-hand euchre yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Holmes, Of Louisville. The
decorations We're Of pink A and white earna-
nersville, was among the guests.
Mrs. Charles Scott Walker entertained
| few friends at cards yesterday afternoon
at her home on North New Jersey street.
The decoration of the parlors carried out
| the Thanksgiving idea-cornstalks and
| wheat sheaves with clusters of yellow and
| white chrysanthemums Mrs. Walker was
assisted in entertaining by her sister, Miss
| Mary Beatty.
Miss Mary Kahlo and DR.. Harry Kahlo
| will leave next Tuesday for Baltimore,
| where they will attend the marriage of
| Mrs. Lisbeth Boehme and Mr.. Edward p.
Forbes. Mr.. Forbes has visited in Indian
| apolis and has many friends here The
! wedding will occur the following Saturday
and later Miss Kahlo and Dr. Kahlo will
go to New York for a short time.
| The lectures in the series given by Dr.
| Richard Moulton, which ordinarily would
occur this afternoon and evening, will be
| given tomorrow instead, because of to-
| day being Thanksgiving. The afternoon
| lecture will be on Southeys THE Curse
of Kehama," and the evening lecture on
Shakspeare's King john" The latter lee
ture will begin at 1880 instead of at the
| are members of the Contemporary Club
may attend the lecture to be given by Mr..
| Wong Kai-Kah. The Contemporary Club
| has postponed its meeting to $50 to ac-
| commodate those members who are attend
ing the Moulton lectures.
| Mrs. Herman Sayles gave a charming tea
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Irving
| Swan Brown, of Worcester, Mass, who is
| the guest of her aunt Mrs. A. A. Barnes.
| The decorations for the parlors were in
| white and green. The mantels were banked
| with palms and ferns set with white chrys-
| anthemums and the chandeliers were roped
| with smilax. The dining room had masses
| of the white flowers for the table and the
| silver candle-holders were set with green
| tapers. Tea was poured in the den on the
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