The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-31

Monday from visit in Marquette, Mich
Mrs. William Rexford will receive this
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Carrie Rexford.
Dr. Thomas j. Dugan and sister, Miss
Dugan, are spending a week at Putin Bay.
Mrs. Anthony wiegand and daughter An
ma have gone to Atlantic City 10 spend
month.
Miss Emma Binsac will leave Monday for
Oakland, Cal, TO visit her sister, Mrs. j.
II. Brill
Mrs. Marian Hardness has gone to Los
Angeles, Cal, to spend a month with
friends.
Mrs d. W. Tibbs entertained a number
of friends with a porch party yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Frank Maus Fauvre and daughters
will go to Maxinkuckee next week to spend
a fortnight.
Terre Haute after a short visit with Miss
Myla Smith.
Mrs. d. l.. Wood and Miss Marcia Wood
will spend the month of August in north
ern Michigan.
Mrs c. D. Levey, of the Charleston Inn,
this afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Coburn and son will leave
to-day to spend the month of August at
Watch Hill. r. L.
Miss Ruth Abbott. of Chicago. is the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. Ernest V. Abbott,
1872 Ashland avenue.
Capt and Mrs. William E. English have
returned from Mount Clemens. Mich, where
they spent several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Wheatly of Cincinnati, has
returned homo after a visit with her
brother, Mr.. A NJ. Sweeney.
Mr. Maurice NJ. Townley will leave to-
day for Charlevoix TO Join Mrs. Townley,
who is spending the summer there.
Miss Natalie Walton, who was the guest
Of Miss Julia Sharpe, has returned TO her
home in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati
Mrs. Herbert L. Wood and son Harold
leave to-day for Cedar Lodge, Northport
Point, Mich, to spend several weeks.
Mrs Henry Campbell and daughter. Miss
Genevieve Campbell, will leave in August
to spend several weeks in California.
Mrs ]. C. Norris and daughter Mabel
will leave Tuesday for Wawasee, where
they will open their cottage for the sum-
mer
The Misses Elizabeth and Gladys Weston
and Miss Mildred Fraser, of Dayton, o.,
are visiting Miss Elizabeth Noel, on Tai
bott avenue.
Miss Nell Van Landingham entertained a
number of friends at luncheon Wednesday
in honor of her guest, Miss Rose Davidson,
Of ST. Louis.
Mrs Lindemuth of Dayton, o.. and Mrs.
Harry Hoover, of st. Louis, who were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Snyder. have re-
turned home.
who are guests of Mrs. Beckwiths parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Kregelo. will leave
to-day for Cleveland.
Mrs Howard Carpenter Marmon and little
daughter will return Monday from MAXIM
kuckee where they are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Marmon.
Mr.. David Cady has returned from a visit
in Ohio. Mrs. Cady and her grandsons,
Morley and Dudley Griffith, will return
from Ohio next week.
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Harris, of Greenfield were guests OF
friends in town for short time this week.
returning from a stay at Winona.
Mr.. John Martindale has returned from
Harbor Point: where he spent fortnight
at the Martindale cottage. Mrs. Martindale
will remain for some time longer.
Mrs Bowen entertained a number of
friends at luncheon Monday in honor of
Mrs Carrie Rexford. who leaves next Mon
day for Los Angeles to remain perma-
nently.
Mrs. d. c.. Reynolds and daughter Mar
jorie. of Terre Haute. who have been
spending a few days in Shelbyville. are
with Miss Edna Reynolds for the remainder
of the week.
Miss Marguerite Regain entertained a
number of her friends with a porch party
yesterday morning in honor of Miss Elsa
Bush. of Norwood, o., who Is visiting Mrs.
Howe Coddie.
Mrs Frank Hedges and son. of Chicago,
leave shortly to be the guest of Mrs.
Hedgess mother, Mrs. Reynolds, at her
summer cottage at Acton.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman of the Knicker-
booker. will leave for Wawasee the first of
the month, accompanied by their daughter.
Mrs. Bass, formerly of Asheville. Mr.. Bass.
who was also their guest, has gone to New
York. where Mrs. Bass will join him later
to remain permanently
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Josephine Dodge
Daskam, daughter of Mr.. Horace Sawyer
Daskam and Mr.. Selden Bacon, on July o.
at ST. Johns Church, in Stamford. Conn.
Miss Daskam was a classmate at Smith
College of Miss Caroline Marmon, Of this
city, and was a guest last winter of Miss
Marmon and her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
u. w. Marmon.
Mrs Harry Benson and Miss Clark were
the hostesses for a card company yesterday
morning at their home on College avenue,
entertaining thirty friends for their Wis.,
ftor. Miss Davidson, of Hamilton, o.
Clusters of yellow flowers, nasturtiums and
goldenglow, and asparagus fern were used
for the decoration of the rooms. Assisting
i'm the entertainment OF the guests We're
Miss Ada, Miss Bess and Miss Ruth Miller.
Miss Julia Kantrowitz gave a euchre
company yesterday afternoon in honor of
her guest. Miss Greenburg, of Peoria, Ill.
The tables were placed on the lawn. All
green and white, and the tally cards had
water-color designs and the monogram of
the guest Assisting Miss Kantrowitz in
entertaining were her mother, Mrs. Kant
rowitz. Mrs B. NJ. Gundlefnger, Miss Ger
trude Kantrowitz and Miss Leota Grafftey.
The guests included Miss Guggenheimer.
of Baltimore. and Miss Yeidel, of Texas.
with Miss Heistein: Miss Viola Lowenstein.
New York. with Miss Nathan; Miss Schles-
singer. OF Cleveland. and Miss Mendel, OF
Memphis.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. July 30.-The final
chapter in a college romance occurred in the
parsonage of the First Presbyterian Church
Yesterday afternoon when Miss Helen Sham
baugh. OF this city. and Homer Altman, OF
Dana were married Both were last-year
students at Indiana University-Aikman a
Junior and star baseball player and his
bride freshman. The two met at a social
function last winter. and before Miss Sham
baugh came home for her summer vacation
they had set the date for the wedding. Miss
Shanbaugh Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A l.. Shambaugh. of West Lafayette. The
couple left to-day for Dana, where they will
visit Mr.. Aikman's parents. afterward going
TO Cambridge. Mass. where the groom will
take a course in law at Harvard.
LOCKWOOD-TOWN
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, July 30-Miss
Mary Towne. daughter of Presiding Elder
S. b. Towne. of the Methodist Church, and
VIII W. Lockwood. assistant general Sec
rotary of the Christian Association al