The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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day at home for two weeks.
Miss Suella Moore will leave Monday for
Tprre Haute for short visit.
Miss McCutcheon. of Chicago. will arrive
to-day to visit Miss Mae Culver.
Mrs. r. j. Depew and Miss Hough will soon
go to Florida for a stay of several months.
DR.. Henry Ostroff and son Robert are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Deutsch, in
Chicago.
The meeting of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
Club announced for this afternoon has been
postponed.
Mrs. Charles E. Kregelo has issued in
vitations for reception on Monday after
noon, JAM II.
Miss Watterson, of Louisville. who has
been visiting Miss Josephine Morss, will re-
turn home to-day.
The Women's Presbyterial Missionary
Conference will be held at the Y. w. c. A.
rooms next Friday at 2:30 o'clock.
Misses Blanche and Bertha Barney, who
| have been visiting Mrs. Frank Davidson,
returned yesterday to their home in Detroit.
| guests of their daughter. Mrs. Howard
Stanton, and Mr.. Stanton at the yelling
| ton.
Mrs. Walter s. Written and son Jack. of
Sioux City, Ia, formerly of st. Paul, Mimi,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pot
| ter at the st. Clair.
| Miss Louise Lilly entertained with a din
ner of eight covers last night in honor of
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Mrs. Howard Schurmann.
Mrs. w. Z. Maxwell was the hostess for
a small matinee party yesterday, entertain
| ing for her visitors. Mrs. Brown, of Column
bus, and Mrs. Quigley, of Chicago.
| The Spanish Club will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Flora Wulschner, $40 North
| Meridian street, at 4:30 o'clock. There will
be a paper entitled La Rosa del Torea-
| DOR" by Mrs. Wulschner.
| Mr.. and Mrs Will Iden, of La Crosse
| Wis.,, will arrive to-day to visit Mr.. and
Mrs Rollin Kautz. in Morton Place. Mr.
and Mrs: !den were recently married and
| are on their wedding journey.
The Queen Esther Circle of the Central
avenue Nj. Il. Church will hold tea meet
/ Ing this afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.
| f. Hunt. No, 14oS Park avenue. Miss Clara
Barge will give talk on Missions"
| The regular January meeting of L'Alli-
| ance Franchise will be held at the Classical
| School building Friday evening Jan. 8,
instead of the usual time. The subject and
| speaker for the evening will be announced
| later.
| Mrs. Lehman III. Dunning gave a lunch
| con yesterday in honor of her daughter
Miss Florence Dunning. and her visitors.
| of Iowa. who are here from the Woman's
| College at Baltimore for the holidays.
A dainty luncheon yesterday was given
by Miss Shipp for her sister. Miss Margaret
| Shipp, and Miss Ruth Pratt. both of whom
| are home from the East for the holidays
| Covers were laid for fourteen, and the
4 places were marked by souvenir postal
| cards bearing the guests names.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Cakes. of the
| Colonial. gave dinner last night, enter
| tanning for Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Brown of
Columbus. and Mr. and Mrs c. B: Quigley.
| of Chicago. who are the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. K. Maxwell. The table was laid
in yellow, with floral decorations of jon
| quils.
DIR. and Mrs Theodore A. Wagner gave a
| delightful company lsst night, entertaining
| about forty young people for their son
| Fletcher, who is home from Harvard for
| the vacation. Their home was attractively
| trimmed with Japanese cherry blossoms
| and Christmas greens. feature of the
| evening was an interesting talk, given by
| DIR. Calvin l. Fletcher. on England, with
| stereopticon Illustrations.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel +, Morss entertained
| with holiday dinner last night in honor of
their guest. Miss Watterson, of Louisville,
and Albert T. Niblack. lieutenant COM
mander L.. s. n. The table was adorned
| with the holiday colcrs. with scarlet poin-
| settia. Those entertained with the guests
| of honor included Mr. and Mrs. George f.
| McCulloch, Mr.. and Mrs. Medford b. Will
| son. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. New and their
guest Mr.. Bagley of Detroit. Miss Niblack
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley. of Buffalo
| The local Phi Delta Theta men enter
| Brenneke Academy last night. The hall
was hung with Christmas greens, inter-
spersed with the fraternity colors of blue
| and white. About forty young people were
| present, among them being Miss Sallie
| Hall. OF BRAZIL Miss Kittinger of Ander-
| son: Mr.. Walter Lybrand. of Chicago: Mr.
| William Baird. of of Louisville; Mr. Carl
| Weyle, of Franklin: Mr.. Rudolph Tschent-
| scher. of Anderson. and Mr. w. W. Wilson
| of Franklin.
| A pretty tea for young people was given
by Mrs. r. +. McCrea and Miss Bess Nc
Crea yesterday In honor OF Miss Dunning
and Miss Frances Cumming. of Iowa. and
| Miss Caldwell. OF Chicago. who is visiting
| Miss Jean klrlin. The assistants for the
| afternoon inciuded Miss Florence Dunning
| Miss Kirlin. Miss Jane Rawls Miss
| Louise Reese. Miss Lucetta Krauss Miss
| Maude Cunningham. Miss Fannie Miner
| Miss Florence kittle, Miss Esther Cole,
| Miss Maud Pray. Miss Ada Pickett. Miss
| Ruth Ritter and her visitor. Miss Burner
An enjoyable musicale was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs Mortimer lowering
at her home on North Pennsylvania street.
| Her visitors, Miss Cavens and Miss Lillian
Moore. OF Lafayette. were present as honor
| guests and both took part In the informal
programme which was given. Miss Ca