The Indianapolis journal., 1903-12-06

Edison, Mrs. NICHOLSON. Mrs. Helpert. Mrs.
Grimes. Mrs. Fern Hassler and Miss Sue
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey have re-
turned from six weeks visit in New York
Mr and Mrs Albert Lawrence Kinsey are
home from visit with relatives in Column
bus. o.
Mrs. E. A. Hanley, of Cleveland, will ar
rive the latter part of the week TO visit
her mother, Mrs. Edgar j. Foster. The
Rev. Mr.. Hanley viii joint his wife here for
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burr Treadwell
Will arrive about the 18th from Madison,
Wis. to spend a few weeks here. after
Whieh they Will go to New York to remain
permanently.
The Browning Society will meet Tues
day evening at the Propylaeum. The Rev.
Frederic E. Dewhurst will read the paper.
social hour will follow and refreshments
will be served.
The ladies of the Katherine Home board
Will give a sale of aprons, handkerchiefs,
homemade candies and dolls next. Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. John c. Wright,
SV East Vermont street.
Miss Margaret Dervin, who was the guest
or Mrs. Edmund Herbert Bingham, has
returned to her home in Manistee. Mrs.
Bingham has gone to Detroit to spend a
Iew days with relatives.
Mr.. Charles Richard Yoke who has spent
some time with his father, Mr.. Nelson
yoke, Will leave tomorrow for his home In
Mexico City accompanied by his father,
who Will remain with him until spring.
Mrs. F. G: Newcom gave a matinee party
yesterday for her daughter. Miss Vivian
Newcom. The guests were Miss Cora Pier
son, Miss Helen McGray Miss Eleanor
monroe and Miss Hazel Mount of Upton.
Arthur st. Clair Chapter of the Daughters
or the American Revolution will meet to-
morrow afternoon with the regent. Miss
Bertha Balls will read a paper on Christ
mas and New Years Festivities in Colonial
Times
Mrs. James H. Taylor will go to New
York Dec. 26 to Join her daughter, Miss
Margery Anne Taylor, who is in the Amer
ican lTaI, Academy ca,n of Dramatic Art. Mrs; Mrs;
her graduation In April.
T. A. Wynne gave dinner last night at
the Columbia Club in honor of the guests
OF the house party of Miss Hazel Dietz, OF
ls4S North Pennsylvania street. Among the
out-of-town guests were Miss Evans and
Miss Bearboss, of Dayton, o.
Mrs. Franklin Muller entertained at her
home on Broadway in honor of Miss De
Fisher. Holly and roses formed the house
oecorations The prize winners We're Miss
Warner, Mrs. Straight, Mrs. Farrell. Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Joyce and Mrs. Williams.
The attendants at the marriage of Miss
Harriet Fitch and Mr.. Henry Leding, Of
Will be Miss Olive Fitch, sister Of the bride,
as maid of honor: Mr.. Louis Ewbank best
man, and Mr.. John Reagan and DR.. E. r.
The Rev Frederic E. Dewhurst, of Chi
cago. who will address the Browning Socie-
ty Tuesday evening, will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs: Charles Carroll Brown, 405 East
Mentsth r. sTna street. & night Mr. and md
their guest. There are no invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shower will leave
to-day for Los Angeles, CAL, where they
Will remain until February and. will then
guests of Mr.. Arba T. Perry, In Seattle,
Wash, for a short time. Miss Claire
on,Ss SnSysr leaves YES so,nisht to spend four
Misses Dilks In Philadelphia and later will
be with friends in Boston and New York.
Invitations were issued yesterday for
silver offering tea Thursday from to 5
at the residence Of Mrs. e. e. Atkins on
North Meridian street for the benefit of the
Hospital of the Door Of Hope. The mem
bers of the Hope Circle, who will be the
hostesses for the afternoon, are Mrs. Wal
Mrs. Robert 1. Eads Mrs. Wilmer E Chris
| tian, Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Edison T.
Wood. Mrs. Clarence Zener. Mrs. Frank T.
Day and Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates.
A childrens party is being planned by the
pleasure-seeking and pleasure-giving Mobiles
OF the Mystic Shrine for Dec. 30. Here
tofore the younger members have been left
out OF the Shrine entertainments, and the
sively for the children of Shriners. A COM
mttee Of members is now engaged in prep
dTduOnS afternoon party. Inere
will be dancing, games and other amuse-
ments. and each OF the little guests will re-
ceive a souvenir. number of ladies will
assist the committee, and will look after
the children while they are at the temple.
The mid-winter show and dance for the
members of the Shrine and their wives and
friends was postponed to the latter part
of January, when an elaborate entertain
ment will be given.
The Delta Delta Club will give a dance
Dec. IL at the Brenneke Academy. The
members Of the club are Miss Ruby Kess-
ner, Miss Genevieve Maine, Miss Anna
Lybrand. Miss Florence Schrader, Miss
Ruth Matson, Miss Monelle Kirkpatrick,
Miss Marie Kenney, Miss Grace Cavenaugh,
Miss Gertrude Matthews, Miss Ethel Wood
| ward and Miss Mary Trees. The out-of-
town guests for the dance will be Miss Olive
and Miss wilma Reynolds. of New Albany;
Miss Marian Black, Of Brooklyn; Getty Nc
Instrey, Of New York; Mayburn Simmonds,
of Chicago; Miss Julia Lamison and Ray
Deprez, of Culver; Horace Marshall Ellis
Starkey, Alva Grove, Clarence Shauaiter,
Jackson, Landers and Katherine Barnett,
of Martinsville; Miss Etine and Miss Har-
| ter, of Anderson; Frederick Lesh and Harry
Greyer, of Muncie; Belva Mcbride, of Rush.
| Vile; Mary Baird and Harvey Reed of
South Bend; Miss Justine Elliott and Joseph
Blessner, of Shelbyville; Berence Butler,
Of Marion, and Miss Jessie Silvers. Of