The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-20


| Buxton in Shelbyville.
| Mrs. Joseph f. Rogers, of Logansport, is
visiting Mrs. William CARRIER.
Mrs. Miller, of New York. is the guest OF
Mrs. n. Z. Atkinson in Irvington.
Mrs. Charles Patton will entertain her
card club next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bosler, of Connersville is spending
| few days with Mrs. Augustus Craft
The Conversation Club Will meet NOV.
| q with Mrs. Fleming at the Belmont.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Glenn. of Huntington,
are. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank j..
Noll.
Mrs. William Hale. of Geneva, is spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. M. l..
Brown.
| Miss Margaret Cravens, of Madison. will
arrive early next month to visit Mrs w. H.
! Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey will re-
turn the 1st of the month from visit in
| New York.
Mrs. Edward Nell will go to Cincinnati
! next Wednesday TO spend thanksgiving
with relatives.
Miss Mary Meigs, of Lafayette, is spend
! ing a few days with the Misses Mary
| and Sarah MeIgs.
Mrs. Harriet Bingham will go to Dayton
next Monday to spend week with her
sister, Mrs. Daniels.
| Miss Williams, who was the guest of
Miss Leila Thomas, returned yesterday to
| her home in Morristown.
Mrs. Henry Lane Wallace has issued
| cards for reception Monday afternoon In
| honor of Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Harrington and
| son Pearson will leave Sunday to spend
| Thanksgiving in Chicago.
| Mr. and Mrs Frederick Todd, who spent
a few days in town, have returned to their
home In Rochester, n. Y.
Mrs. Raymond z. Van Camp and daugh-
| ter will return tomorrow from WISH
| with relatives in Cincinnati
| Miss Florence Atkins will return from
| Chicago to spend the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. George Atkins
Miss Gertrude Butler. who has been the
| guest of Miss Charlotte Scott has re-
turned to her home in Chicago.
Mrs Charles Willard Mcguire will return
| the 1st of the month from an EXTENDED
visit with relatives in Ottawa. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Smith entertained
a few friends informally at their apart
| ments in the Lexington last night
Mrs David Knickerbocker will return the
| first of the month from New York and will
| be with Bishop and Mrs. Francis.
Miss Nancy Walcott and Miss Elinor
CARRIER will go to Logansport to spend
| Thanksgiving with Miss Mary Rogers.
Mrs w. A. Winston and little daughter,
| Virginia. have returned from Fort Wayne,
| where they spent few days with Mr.
| Winston.
| Miss Natalie Dalton entertained few
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in honor of her guest, Miss Sue Ball, OF
| Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Lotshar who have re-
| turned to indianapolis for permanent resi-
dence. are with Mr.. and MIS-. clark NAL
| lery for few days.
Miss vose entertained few young people
| with a company last night in honor of her
| guest Miss Marie Evans, of Noblesville,
and Of her nephew, Mr.. Scott Smith.
The Keramic Club will open its annual
| avb with Tuesday
ing at the John Heron Art Institute. The
exhibit will be open to the public and will
continue over the following Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. D. H. Miller, of Franklin.
Miles. of Richmond, will spend Thanksgiv,
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. V. H. Woodward
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Reagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Philip Meier. Mr..
| and Mrs. Frank Flanner and Mr.. and Mrs.
| III. A. Boomer and daughter Margaret will
| go to Lafayette to-day in Mr.. Boomers pri-
| vate car to attend the Riley reading to-
| night.
Mrs. Frank B. Burke of this city, has
| received word of the death of her sister,
| Miss Emma Watson Mccain, of Jefferson
vile. Miss Mccain was well known in
southern Indiana and was a woman of great
| culture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker and family,
| Judge and Mrs. A. Il. Anderson and Mrs
John Chandler Dallam. of Schenectady, n
Y, will go to Charlottesville next week to
spend Thanksgiving with Professor and
Mrs. Campbell.
The Coronado Club gave dance Wednes-
day evening at the Brenheke academy.
The grand march was led by Mr.. and Mrs
| Frederick Z. Barrett, DR.. and Mrs. A. E.
Buchanan. Miss Merrill Miss Kepfer,
| Mr.. A. c. Medears and Mr.. H. G.. Jones.
The next dance will occur Dec. 10.
Mr. and Mrs A. G.. Kaufman gave q card
party and dance last night in honor of Miss
| Gertrude Kaufman and Miss Nettie Hy-
man, of Cincinnati. The appointments were
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guests of honor wore handsome gowns OF
| white. Out-of-town guests were Miss Belle
Kahn, with Mrs. David Kahn; Miss jacob
with Mrs. Lehman, and Miss Kempner
with Mrs. Fisher.
Miss Blanche Wineman entertained al
| cards last night in honor of her sister, Miss
| Regina Wineman. who leaves for New York
the Misses Oppenheim and Miss Lena Bor-
instien. The out-of-town guests who were
present are as follows: Messrs. Herman
Summerfield and Fletcher Strauss, of Chi
cago, and Mr.. Jacob Mandelbaum, of Wa
bash.
Mrs Frank A Hamilton was the hostess
for a pretty luncheon yesterday in honor OF
Mrs Ernest Clifford Barrett formerly Miss
Flora Fletcher. a recent bride. The table
was decorated with yellow and white chrys-
anthemums. With Mrs. Barrett Mrs. Ham
Walter Hopkins, Mrs. Clark Day, Mrs
Charles s. Wiltsie. Mrs. Walter Marmon
Mrs. Walter Hopkins. Mrs. r; w. Furnas
-. "a.
Mrs. Edward Evans Mrs James Sproule
jr., Mrs. Harry Fletcher, Mrs. Orla Woody
Mrs. Asher B. Evans, Miss Cora Fletcher
and Miss Josephine Wright. of kokomo.
A COLONIAL LUNCHEON.
The officers and members of the council
of the society of the Daughters of the
Revolution gave a handsomely appointed
luncheon yesterday at the Claypool, having
for their guests of honor Mrs. Winfield
4 John
and Mrs. NJ Mckenzie. Covers were laid
for forty, and the decorations and appoint
ments Of the table were in the society
colors, the colonial blue and buff The GEN.
terpiece was basket of buff chrysanthe-
NUNS tied with bows of blue ribbon and
silken scarfs of the two colors were laid
across the cloth. The guest favors, clusters
of the chrySanthemumS tied with blue rib
bon, were laid at each cover and added to
the decoration of the tables and the blue
candles were covered with gold-colored
shades. The mantel was banked with ferns
set with clusters of chrysanthemums
Among the out of-town-guests entertained
were a number of the members of the So
ciety from Greenfield, including Mrs. III. b
Thayer, Mrs. Edward Thayer, Mrs. Walter
Montgomery, Mrs Cuyler and Miss Cook
and from Noblesville Mrs. Corinna Ran
Richwine, Mrs. Illyes, Mrs. Alice Voss and
Miss Marie Evans. Miss Voss, regent OF
the indianapolis chapter. the toast
mistress, and the toasts responded TO in
cluded THE American Woman" by Mrs
Charles NJ. Cross; THE Stars and Stripes.
Mrs. Benjamin Cuyler, of Greenfield; 1.-The
First Daughters of the Revolution OF In.