The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-21


| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Joiner have gone
| to Pine Lake to spend fortnight.
Miss Lillian Walters, of Maryland, is
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Christian.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Omstead Hoadley
| have gone North TO spend several weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs. w W. Critchlow will re-
| turn the Both from visit at Walloon Lake.
! Mr. and Mrs. Jamees Ii. Hutchinson left
| yesterday TO spend month in Atlantic
| City.
| Mr. and Mrs A X Hollowen have re-
| turned from six weeks trip through the
East.
| Mrs w. j. Walton and daughter have
| gone TO Wheeling, w. Va, TO spend several
| weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs Thomas ]. Kizer will return
this week from fortnights visit in Wis.,
| consin.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles Maxwell will leave
| Monday for visit at Niagara Fails and
| Toronto.
| Miss Lucille and Miss Stella Wyon have
| returned from a visit with their sister In
Pittsburg.
Mrs. William ]. Mckee and Miss Anne
| Hurry will return to-day from visit at
| French Lick.
| Mrs. Carl Lieber and children have re-
| turned from visit of several weeks at She
| boygan, Mich.
| Mr. and Mrs. Justus c. Adams will leave
| a week from tomorrow for visit at Pc
| toskey, Mich.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Newton CIaypool and family
| will leave next month for California TO
spend the winter.
Mr.. John Chestnut has gone to Canada
| to join his wife and son, who are spending
| several weeks there.
Mrs. E. w. Hatch has returned to her
| home in Detroit. after a short visit with
Miss Florence Coffin.
Miss Martha Donaldson. of Cedarville.
KaS., Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William III.
| Smith at the Meridian.
| Mr.. David Gale has returned to Aurora,
ILL.,, after visit with his parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Howard Gale.
| Judge Daniel Wait Howe and daughter.
| Miss Sue Howe, will return tomorrow
| from visit in California
| Mrs. Charles A. Garrard will return next
| week from a visit with Mrs. Thomas Bum
| sted, in Asbury Park, N. ].
Mr.. Charles Emery has gone west to join
| Mrs Emery, who is spending month with
relatives in Kansas and Missouri.
Mrs. Mamie H Ross, 1904 East Washing
i ton street. has returned from visit with
/ Mrs. c. z. johnson in Anderson.
Miss Agnes Duncan will return this week
1 from Washington, d. c., where she has
| spent the summer with relatives.
| Miss May Louthan and Miss Ida God
| dard have returned from two weeks
! visit in Atlantic City and New York.
Mrs. ]. K. Sharpe. jr.. and Mrs. Augustus
/ Coburr and children will go to Maxim
kuckee to-day to spend several weeks.
Miss Alice Dunkle has returned from
| Lafayette to spend few weeks with ner
| parents, Mr. and Mrs Frederick Dunkle
Miss Guggenheimer. who has spent the
| summer with Miss Sophie Helstein, will re-
turn next week to her home in Balti-
| more.
have returned from Vermont, where they
| have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
| Hines.
Mrs. Frances R. Whipple and daughter
4 T-Irs1 re Of TrG Co mol u
! lott Perkins, have returned to their home
| in Rockville.
| DR.. Daniel Layman. who is the guest of
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Layman.
| will return to New. York the latter part
| of next week.
Miss Pearl Haines, who spent several
months in Washington d. c., and has since
| been visiting friends in Charlottesville, has
| returned home.
Mrs John Taylor Martindale will re-
| turn Monday from Harbor Point where
| she spent the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Martindale, at their cottage.
Mr.. CORTLAND Van Camp, jr.. has re-
| turned from visit of several weeks in
| Saratoga and Watch HILL r. l. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Van Camp will return home early in
! September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dean will issue in
vitations within a few days for the mar
| riage of. their daughter Mary Edith, to Mr.
| Charles Brossman, which will take place
! Monday evening, Sept. Z, in Christ Church
| Inc marriage OF MISS mabel OSBORNE, or
| Frankfort, and Mr.. Samuel Craig, of this
| city will occur Sept. 80 at the home of the
| brides parents Miss Osborne's attend
ants will include several Indianapolis girls.
| Mr.. Samuel G.. Van Camp has returned
| from Atlantic City and other Eastern re-
sorts. Mrs. Van Camp has Joined her moth
er, Mrs Olney, who has just returned from
| q Mediterranean trip. and is spending
month with her in Clinton, Ia.
Miss Gladys Morey, who came for the
| Breunig- Wright wedding Wednesday, has
returned to her home in Kankakee. Miss
Jane Morey of Ewood, ILL.,, who was also
! a guest at the wedding, will spend a month
with Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Wright.
! Miss Florence Coffin was the hostess for
| an informal porch party yesterday morning
| for her guest, Mrs E. Z. Hatch, Of De-
troit Among the guests were Mrs. Kyle,
Miss Hayes, Miss Geigoldt and Miss Hurdle
gan, of Aurora, who are visiting Miss Jane
and Miss Claude Kyle.
Mrs. George r. Van Voorhees, entertained
yesterday afternoon at cards In honor of
Miss Della Chambers. of New York, form
.erly of this city, who is spending a few
included twentyfour of the friends of Miss
! Chambers. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with garden flowers.
/ Miss Florence Matter was the hostess for
an enjoyable dancing party last night at
| the Elks' hall in honor of her guests, Miss
Jennie Murray and Miss Stella Williams,
| of Cincinnati. Assisting Miss Matter in en-
tertaining her guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
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| Miss Helen Warrum and Miss Langtry.
| The pretty hall was simply decorated with
| clusters Of palms.
PALMER-BROWN.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-Honore Palmer, of
| Chicago, son of Mrs. Potter Palmer, and
Miss Grace Greenway Brown of Baltimore.
| were married at st. Georges Church, Han
over square, this afternoon. AS both fami-
lies were in mourning, the wedding was
quiet affair, only about a of persons
being present. The Rev. David Anderson,
rector of ST. Georges, officiated. The bride,
whose dress of white chiffon, trimmed
with point d'esprit lace. with semi-cour-
| train OF old lace, presented by Mrs Potter
Palmer. was given away by her brother, H.
Carol Brown, of Baltimore. She carried a
white vellum prayer book. Contrary 10
custom, two married women, Mesdames III.
Carol Brown. of Baltimore, and Stanley
Field, of Chicago. acted as maids of honor.
| They wore mauve costumes and carried
bouquets of white orchids. Potter Palmer
| was best man. The church was decorated
with palms and white lilies. Princess Canta-
cuzene. formerly Miss Julia Dent Grant;
Mesdames Potter Palmer and George
Brown Franklin, of New York; Mrs. II. III.
| Kohlsaat and Miss Pauline Kohlsaat, of
| Chicago; Ambassador Choate and Mrs.
| Choate, and Secretary and Mrs. Carter