The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

X. Chicago
ing Mrs. Hervey Bates, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Sheerin will return to-
day from short visit in Washington, ID. G.
Miss Mary Sayles has returned from a
trip of several weeks duration in the East
Mrs. Mamie II. Ross has gone to Rush.
Vile to visit her sister. Mrs. j. Albert Eng
lish
noon with Mrs. S. Wallace, No. 1f12 Broad
way.
Mrs. Wright Jordan and daughter left
yesterday afternoon for Florida to remain
until spring.
The Rev. and Mrs. ]. Cumming Smith
left yesterday for Florida and the South TO
spehd several months.
Mrs. L. c. German, of New York, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Howard on
North Meridian street.
Miss Bateman, of Toledo O., will arrive
Sunday TO visit her sister, Mrs. George J.
Lowe, at the Colonial.
Mrs. o. T. Johnston will leave to-day
for San Antonio, Tex, where she will join
Mr.. Johnston and remain until spring.
Mrs. Harry ID. Hammond and Mrs Law
ton Chamber Walker, of the Valencia. will
observe Thursday their days at home
Mrs. Chapman Williams will receive in
formally this afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Willoughby Walling, of Chicago. There are
no invitations.
Mrs. Herbert Fieber will entertain Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Pye.
whose marriage to Mr.. l.. f. Peck will oc-
cur next week.
Miss Josephine Smith entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon at the Valencia
in honor of her guest, Miss Arnold, of Yer
salles, Ky. Miss Arnold will return home
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. William X; Thompson have
returned home. Mrs. Thompson returns
from an extended visit in California and
Mr.. Thompson from Chicago, where he
went to meet her.
Invitations have been received here from
Mrs. William Russell Dill and Mrs. Howard
Dill, of Richmond, for card party at the
home of the former on the afternoon of
Wednesday. Feb. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Lambert celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary last Mon
day at their home in Liberty, Ind. A num-
Der of handsome presents were received
among them gold clock of artistic design
Miss Luella Syfers and Miss Ada Steele.
Of jamestown, o.. who have been Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus King Syfers's guests for the
past month, left yesterday afternoon for
the East and will sail shortly for the Med
iterranean trip.
Mrs. j. Z. Shideler gave a small COM
pany yesterday afternoon for her guests
Mrs. George r. Parker, of Louisville. and
Mrs. John A. Harrison, of New Albany a
guessing contest furnished the amusement
of the afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher entertained
with an informal musicale last night AT
their home In Woodruff Place in honor of
MISS Hyatt. VINO Will leave Sunday for
Florida, and Mr. John Fancher, of New
York. During the evening a pleasant
musical programme was given by Miss
Hyatt Mr.. Fancher, Mr.. Frye. Mr. Richard
Herrick DIR. Conger and Mr. Harry Por-
ter Mr. and Mrs Fisher were assisted I'm
their hospitalities by Mrs. Walter Carpen-
ter and Mrs. Edward Kenney.
Miss Caroline Burford entertained with
a handsome pink rose dinner last night al
her home on North Meridian street. i'm hon.
or of her visitor. Miss Ruth Spencer of
St Louis. Among the guests was Miss
Lucille Skidmore. of Charleston, Ill
Mrs. ID. b. Cooper Mrs William Ward
Cook and Mrs. E. II. Thayer, OF Greenfield
will give large reception at the Temple
Club on the afternoon of Thursday Feb
II. Invitations for which have been received
by number OF their friends In this city.
Mrs. Edward NJ Churchman and son.
and Mrs Churchman'S sister. Miss Gertrude
Fletcher. will leave. Feb. a. for Orlando.
Fla. where they will spend six weeks with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram Fetch
er. at their plantation. the Orchard of
PALMS.
The Ariel Club gave it's last dance OF the
season Tuesday evening at the Brenneke
Academy. With the club members the
dancers included about thirty of their
friends. The hall was artistically festooned
with green garlands and the souvenirs were
boxes of bon-bons decorated with green
During the evening there were several fea-
lures contributed by talented members. IN
Guiding an original dance By Mr. l. Marks !