The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-03

MISS INeille Hewitt mas IeluIbtu W ~
bana, Ill, to resume her library work
Miss Sniveley. of Martinsville, is spend
ing few days with Mrs. c. j. Holmes
Mrs. Morren, of Red Oak, Ia, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Morrell at the Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey will return
Monday from six weeks visit In New
York.
DIR. and Mrs J. A Houser have returned
from a six weeks visit in the South and
West
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Perry have re-
turned from few days visit In Column
bus. o.
The Review Circle will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Thomas Eastman at the
Colonial.
Mrs. j. NJ Gray, of Muncie, is the guest
of her daughters, Mrs. Lynn Stone and Mrs.
=. A. Kinds.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Storms and family
have returned from visit with relatives
in Lafayette.
Mrs. Helen Allen and Mrs. Cora O'Boyle,
of Terre Haute, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John O'Boyle.
Mrs. w. II. Dillman has returned from n
visit with her sister, Mrs. Lotzenhiser, In
New Manchester.
Miss Sarah Chandler has returned from
Columbus, o., where she visited MI. ana
Mrs. Albert Ovens.
Miss Ritzinger. of Burlington. is the guest
of Mrs. Myla Ritzinger and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Haueiesen.
Miss Helen Todd will entertain her card
club Saturday evening at her home on
Bellefontaine street.
Miss Margaret Neumann has returned
from fOrtnights visit with Miss Eliza
beth Tarpy in Louisville
Mrs. Wanner and Miss Wanner, of Co
shen, are here to spend the winterSw
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hereth.
Mrs. E. L. Adams, who visited Mrs. G. A.
Ingram and Mrs. John Carl Ingram, has re-
turned to her home in Toledo.
Mr.: and Mrs. c. c.. Fitzgerald will arrive
the latter part of the week to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Paquette.
Mrs. Charles Bender and Mrs. Arthur
Meeks, of Muncie, will return to-day to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Griffiths.
The Misses Grove. who were guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Van Camp, have re-
turned to their home in Dayton, ..
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Harrison have re-
turned from visit with their daughter.
Mrs. Katherine Kidder, in Terre Haute.
Mr.. Frank Harrington Baker went to
New York yesterday TO join Mrs. Baker,
who Is spending week with relatives.
Mrs. Robert I. Brakeman will return in
a few days from a visit with relatives in
New York, where she went to attend grand
opera.
few friends informally at luncheon yester-
day in honor of Mrs. j. N. Neuberger, OF
Chicago.
Mrs. George w. Dunn has returned to
her home in Chicago, after a months visit
L. Thomas.
Mr.. w. E. Fletcher, of Indianapolis. was
among the passengers of the White Star
liner Cedric, which sailed from New York
yesterday for Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Camp enter
tanned number of friends informally at
cards last night in honor of their guest,
Mrs. John j. Hall, of Dayton, o.
The Philomathean Club win meet to-
xxyfff NrC 1farr, or
ris, 30 East Twentieth street, instead Of
with Mrs. Preston, as announced In the
programme.
Miss Ellen Spencer, of Fort Wayne, who
M. V. b. Spencer and family at the Lex
ington, has gone to New York for a visit
with relatives.
Miss Nellie Wiley will give luncheon to-
day at the Columbia Club in honor of her
guests, Miss Mabel Craycroft and Miss
Mary Hawkins. of Noblesville. A theater
party will be given tomorrow evening for
the same guests.
Mrs Elmer Stevenson observed her first
reception Gay since her marriage yesterday
afternoon at her home on North Alabama
street and was assisted by a number of her
| friends. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs Ste
venson received informally.
| Miss Anne Houser, who went abroad in
| June. Is In Liepsic. where she Is studying
vocal music and has the place of honor
| in her class. Mrs. j. A. Houser will go
abroad next June to visit her daughter.
| Mrs Benjamin B. Minor entertained a
| few friends with an informal thimble party
| yesterday afternoon. Assisting the hostess
were her daughters, Miss Gertrude and Miss
Mary Minor, Mrs. Eugene Minor, Mrs.
| James l.. link and Mrs. George Hoffman.
The German Ladies' Aid Society will have
| special meeting this afternoon to hear the
| reports of committees for the Charity ball
given last week. The regular monthly
| meeting occurs tomorrow AFTERNOON. Both
/ xx-frI hn hall Of fha m
| House.
Mrs. Claude Griffiths will receive infor-
| mally tomorrow afternoon, between the
hours of and :. at her home, 4S The
| n Neuberger, of Chicago, and Mrs j.
Arthur Meeks and Mrs. Charles l.. Bender,
| of Muncie. There are no invitations.
| Mrs. Alfred NJ. Ogle will give tea the
| of the Princeton Glee Club. who will sing
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Ogle will give din
ner the same evening for their daughter.
| Miss Jane Mather Ogle, and their son, Mr..
| Alfred Ogle, who Is a Princeton man.
Mrs. William p. Jungclaus will give re-
! ception the afternoon of Jan. for her
daughters. Miss Dorothy and Miss Marie
| Jungclaus. who recently returned from
| abroad, and for Mrs. Henry P. Jungclaus
| and Mrs. Frederick w. Jungclaus. In the
| evening Miss Marie Jungclaus will enter
/ tain a number of friends with dancing
party.
| Mrs. Jesse B. Harvey gave an ejoyable
| card party yesterday afternoon for her
| guests, the Misses Hill, of Richmond The
| rooms were decorated with clusters of pink
| and white carnations and roses. Mrs. Har-
| vey was assisted In her Inequalities by Mrs
| +. E. Stewart Mrs. j. G. Mendenhall Mrs
Linton Cox, Miss Rosalind futile, Miss Jes-
Isle Jay and Miss Ella Schaefer During the
| afternoon Miss Jay gave several violin num-
| bers. Miss Whyte, of st. Louis with Mrs
| James Coppinger was among the guests.
Mrs. A. B. Mitchell and Miss Lillian
| Mitchell were at home informally yester-
| day afternoon at their home on Talbot
| avenue in honor of their guest Miss Har-
riet Fitch, Of Spades, Ind, whose marriage
occurs next week. Mrs. Lew Nicolai Mrs
| w. l.. Mcwhinney. Mrs. w. A. Rhodes
| Mrs. F. f. McCrea, Miss Elizabeth WISH
ard, Miss Norma Pierson and Miss Bess
| McCrea assisted in entertaining The rooms
| had holiday decorations of smilax and
holly and were lighted with scarlet tapers.
/ Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Mitchell will re-
| ceive this afternoon for Miss Fitch.
Miss Minnie Kirschbaum gave a hand
| somely appointed card party yesterday aft
| ernoon at her home on North Meridian
| street In honor Of Mrs. Berne B. Cohen,
/ house. whose marriage occurs next week;
| Miss Violet Kittner, Of Defiance, who ic
| the guest of Mrs. E 1. Fisher. and Miss
May Rose Berolzheim, of Chicago Mrs
/ David kahnis guest. Pink and white chrys-
/ anthemCms were used for the decoration
| of the rooms and the ices and CONNECTIONS
| were in the same colors A number OF out
| of-town visitors were among the guests.
| Assisting Miss Kirschbaum were her sis
| tiers, Mrs. Moses p. Fisher and Mrs. Albert
Rosenthal.