The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


The SOHO Club will dance at the Assem-
bly, Hall Sixteenth street Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Farrell will
leave Sunday for permanent residence in
Chicago.
Mrs Branch, of Anderson. Is spending
several days with Governor and Mrs. Win
field 7. Durbin.
Miss Hin. Of Henderson: KY. who has
turned to her home.
Mrs. Maria Foster Buchanan will enter
tain a few friends with informal COM
pany Friday afternoon.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G.. Peck and fam
Rink the first Of next month.
Invitations have been issued for an as
sembly ball Oh the evening of Tuesday.
Feb. 10, at the Brenneke Academy.
The Hoyle Euchre Club will be enter
tanned tanned, Friday afternoon by Mrs. Walter
Ballard at her home on Central avenue.
Mrs. Obie j. Smith will observe her last
formal reception day since her marriage
this afternoon at her apartments in the
San Marco.
The members of the junior class of the
Shortridge High School will give a hop in
the High School hall on the evening of
Friday, Feb. 6.
The ladies Of the Tabernacle Church re-
cefved for the new members at the church
yesterday. The parlors were decorated In
carnations and palms.
Mrs. Knighton and daughter Gertrude,
Of Birmingham, Ala, have arrived to spend
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Holt on Central avenue.
| Miss Mary Foster will give a small tea
| Saturday afternoon for Mrs. William
Maclay Hall, Of Pittsburg, Pa, who Is
Miss Martindale's guest.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Ffremen gave a card party
| last night at the lodge hall, Delaware and
/ Ohio streets. There were thirty tables.
Mrs. j. A. Milburn, of Chicago, is the
| guest Of Mrs Charles f. Sayles, and will
| remain with her during the absence of her
| daughter, Miss Mary Sayles in the East
| Mrs. ]. P. Michael will receive informally
| Friday. her regular reception afternoon, at
/ her home, No. 2144 North Meridian street,
| in honor of her sisters, Mrs. Kalish and
| Miss Cohn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Kimble, who are
| spending several weeks in town at the
| Denison, returned yesterday from their
1 home in Marion, where they went to at
| tend dance.
Mrs. waymire. of Dayton. Miss. Goth.
| waite and Miss Georgianna Sweetzer of
| Marion, will arrive to-day to attend Mr..
E. A. MacDowells recital at the Matinee
| Musicale this afternoon.
Miss Ella Syfers and Miss Steele. of
| jamestown. O., who have spent the past
| month with Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus King
| Syfers, on North Capitol avenue, will leave
| early next month for the Mediterranean
| trip.
| Mrs d. B. Sweetzer and Mrs. Mckinney.
of the Pressly, will give a tea Friday aft
| ernoon In honor of Mrs. Field G. Sweeney
and Mrs. Glenn Kimble, of Marion: Mrs.
| G. A. H. Shideler will come from Marion
| to attend the company.
| Miss Claire Shower will entertain few
| friends at luncheon Saturday at the Column
bia Club and will give a matinee party aft
| erwards, in honor of Miss Elizabeth Lucille
| Skidmore, of Charleston, H., who is Mrs.
| George E. Hunts guest.
Miss Ida Belle Sweeney will give a lunch
con To-day in honor of her guests. Mrs. H.
of Lafayette: Mrs. Mary E. White, of
| Danville. and Mrs. Preston Smith, of this
| city. The company will attend the recital
| to be given this afternoon by Mr. E. A.
| MacDowell before the Matinee Musicale.
James A. Mathews, employed in this city
by the Associated Press. and Miss Muriel
| Marie Ross, daughter of Joseph w. Ross.
OF 5l5 Tecumseh street were married yes
terday afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Berry, of
Woodruff Place Church, officiating. They
will be at home after Feb. 1, at 231 Wolcott
street.
Miss Emma Martindale entertained YES
terday afternoon for her visitor Mrs. WILL
lam Maclay Hail. of Pittsburg, Pa, her
guests being half a dozen of the latters
most intimate friends. Mrs. Hall was for
merly Miss Augusta Lyon, of this city.
Mrs. and Miss Martindale will give a tea
this afternoon and Miss Martindale will
give a luncheon Friday for Mrs Hall.
Mrs Kate Perry Morris gave an informal
her friends were asked to meet Miss Skid
more, of Charleston, Ill. Mrs. Morris was
assisted in her Inequalities by a group of
Mrs. George Norwood Catterson Mrs.
Charles Z. Coffin. Miss Claire Shower. Miss
Clara Hawkins. Miss Chambers. Miss Mary
Kahlo and Miss Enid Morris.
RECEPTION TO LEGISLATORS
Governor and Mrs. Winfield T. Durbin
/ l,ofr
street last night with a handsome recep-
ton to the members of the General Assem-
bly, and their wives. Receiving with Gov
ernor and Mrs. Durbin were Senator and
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks, Lieutenant
Governor N w. Gilbert and Speaker and
Mrs. Henry w. Marshall. The entire house
was most deliberately adorned with flowers
| and green palms and vines for the occa-
sion. The mantels were banked with palms
set with clusters of cut flowers, the color
tone of pink prevailing in the parlors and
hallway, and white in green being used
| in the dining room. About 500 guests &C.
cepted the Inequalities of the evening
and assisting in their entertainment were
Senator and Mrs. Edgar Z. Hendee, OF
Anderson; Senator and Mrs. Eban H. VOL.
colt, of Wolcott, Ind; Senator and Mrs
Frederick E Matson, of Indianapolis; Sen
ator and Mrs; Charles n Thompson. of In,
Goodwine, of Williamsport, and Mrs
Branch. of Anderson.
SCRIPPS-ARNOLD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind. Jan. 27.-Miss
Frances Ashton Arnold and Mr.. Johr
Locke Scripps. the latter of Rushville. H.
were married Unexpectedly at the brides
home last night at o'clock. The weddine
had been announced for Feb. is. but the
sailing OF the brides sister for Europe this
morning induced the change In the date
The ceremony performed by President
II. w. Goblin, of De PAW University anC
ne and Mrs. Goblin were the only guests
| Mr. and Mrs. Scripps left last night for q
| three months trip through Old Mexico
and California. They will be at home al
| Rushvlle in April
ORNTON-SPALDING.
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH. Ind, Jan. CIV. H. Thorn
ton, of Chicago, and Nettie, younges
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Spalding
of West Main street. were married at moor
| to-day at the home of the brides parent:
| i'm the presence of twenty-five guests. The
Young woman is we'll known and popular
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