The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

cataract tomorrow to remain over Sun
day.
Miss Helen Evans. of Dayton. o.. will
arrive next Monday to visit Miss Hazel
Dietz.
Mrs. ]. Alfred Barnard has discontinued
her Friday afternoons at home for the
season.
Mrs. Byron Hutchinson entertained the
card club to which she belongs yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Julia Kantrovitz has returned from
Peoria, Ill, where she spent several weeks
with friends.
Mrs. Charles Bieler. of Woodruff Place.
returned yesterday from fortnight's trip
to French Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris NJ Townley will
leave shortly for a trip to Old Point Com
fort and the East.
Miss Sue j. Neill. of Deadwood, s. D.,
will arrive this week to visit Mrs. Robert
Gano at the Blacherne.
Mrs. William NJ. Jillson will be home this
week from Chicago. where she has been
visiting friends for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Alice Wheeler Pierce left yesterday
| for New York city to visit her daughter,
Mrs James Nelson Hamilton, and family
Mrs. James A. Mount returned to her
home at Shannondale yesterday after
Noel
Mrs. Richard Chislett will return to-mor-
row to her home in Pittsburg after being
Mrs. Margaret Chislett's guest for num-
Der of weeks.
Miss Allen will entertain the senior.
junior and the resident pupils Of Tudor
Hall with an informal musicale and dance
Tomorrow evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Bates. jr., who have
| been residing in Chicago for the past year,
| will return the middle of next month for
permanent residence.
| Mrs. George E. Townley and daughter,
Mrs. Evelyn Seguin. will leave next week
| for Hot Springs, Va, to remain during the
| spring months.
| Miss Bertha Balls. who is spending the
winter in Chicago will arrive to-day to be
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.. g.
| Balls for a brief visit.
| go to Charlottesville later in the spring and
| will spend the summer months with her
! father, Colonel Elston.
| Mrs. Margaret Trip and her guest. Miss
Nellie Grant. of San Diego, Cal, who have
been atNFrench Lick for a short time, re-
turned from there yesterday
| Miss Margaret Chislett will arrive early
next week from Pittsburg to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Chislett, at
| her home on North Illinois street.
| Mrs. Mary NJ. Johnson gave a company
| last night for her gdest. Mrs. Shaw, of
| Madison. Mrs. Johnson was assisted In her
| Inequalities by Miss Edith Schmidt.
| Mrs. Lydia A. p. Whitcomb. mother of
Larz whitcomb, has returned from Atlantic
| City and will remain some time visiting her
SON before going to her home in Clinton.
| Miss Hyman left yesterday for her home
| in Cincinnati. after visit of several weeks
with Mrs Abe Kaufman. one of the win
| ter brides who came here from Cincinnati
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Grover will leave
i on Tuesday for a weeks visit In Chicago.
/ They will be joined there on Friday by
| Miss Mary Colgan, who will spend Sunday
/ with them.
Miss Gertrude Gladwin. of Chicago. who
has been spending the winter in Asheville.
| n. c., will arrive to-day to visit Miss Anne
/ a before
| to her home.
Miss Margaret Shower entertained few
| friends last night for Miss Louise Lilly,
| who is home from an extended trip to New
| York city. Pool furnished the amusement
| of the evening.
Miss Blanche Bachmann left yesterday
| for Cincinnati after brief visit with Miss
| Sara Messing. Miss Bachmann will return
| home in Wabash.
DR.. Albert E. Sterne entertained a few
friends informally last night for Mrs Macy
Good. of Chicago. who is the guest of Mrs.
| return home to-day.
Mr.. Ernest Knefier. who has spent the
past year I'm Chicago. will return to this
city April Is for permanent residence. He
| will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richard
Williams for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Halford. of Washing
ton. ID. c.. arrived yesterday and are at
| Hotel English for few days. They will
| be Joined here by their daughter. Miss Ruth
| Halford. and will proceed to California for
an extended trip.
Mrs. George L. Reinhard, OF Bloomington.
/ will arrive tomorrow to spend a week
with Mrs. v. II. Lockwood. OF 1909 North
| PENNSYLVANIA street, and Judge Reinhard,
of the State University. is expected to re-
main over Sunday. Mrs. Lockwood will
| receive informally for her visitor Monday
afternoon and evening. There are no in
| vitations.
| Mr.. Meredith Nicholson gave a luncheon
at the University Club. asking few friends
| to meet Judge Robert Grant. of Boston.
| Wednesday evening Mr.. Nicholson enter
/ Mr.. Hewitt H. Rowland. Mr.. Charles II.
| Williams and Mr.. Lucius b. Swift. Judge
Grant left last night for his home
A pretty luncheon was given yesterday
| by Miss Wilma Waldorf in honor OF her
| visitor. Miss Elizabeth Greene of South
Bend. The table was daintily laid. the color
| tone OF yellow prevailing In the flowers and
/ used in its adornment A French basket
/ filled with daffodils and yellow tulips graced
| the center OF the table, and at the guests
places were miniature French baskets tied
| with ribbons and holding bonbons. The
| name cards bore the gold monogram OF the
1 Evalena Pierce Miss Mabel Douglas Reid
| Miss BERTHE Dildine, Miss Helen. werbe.
| Miss Florence Dunning, Miss Sue Smith,
| Miss Bess McCrea, Miss Frances Adams,
| Miss nellie Wiley and Miss Esther Cole.
| Last night Miss Waldorf entertained in
| formally a number OF the young women OF
| the Indianapolis Conservatory of Music.
MORRISON-TOLLE.
| Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal