The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-28

from Europe.
Mrs John NJ Shaw will return from
Europe next week.
DIR. John Allen johnson has returned from
visit in the East.
Miss Hurt of Grand Rapids Is the guest
of Miss Berenice Smith.
children's party was given last night at
the Woodruff Place clubhouse.
Mrs. Martha Todd. of California. spent
Thanksgiving with friends in the city.
Mrs. Neuberger of Chicago. is visiting
Mrs. Claude Griffith at the Blacherne
Miss Edith Stanton Brown will give .
violin recital at Butler College Dec. D.
Mrs. ]. n. Lee, of Chicago. is spending
week with her daughter, Miss Mary Lee
Mrs Frank M Talbot of Woodruff Place.
went to Peru yesterday for a short Visit
Mr.. Leland Mothershead has returned to
Chicago after short visit with his pa
rents.
Miss Lila Allison has returned from school
at Lake Forest, to spend the THANKSGIVING
vacation.
Mrs Ambrose p Stanton gave a large
dinner Thanksgiving Covers were laid for
thirty guests.
Mrs. Burr. of Montclair. N. J.. who Wis
tied Mrs. j.. l.. Mothershead, returned East
on Wednesday.
Mr. Fritz Krull will sing Sunday morning
| at All Souls Church, on Alabama and Fiji
| teenth streets.
| Mr. Sheriff. Richardson will give an attic
1 Od0ce THIS evening at HIS HoihC OA -NOA III
| Meridian street.
| Mrs. Thomas J. Kizer has gone to Mum
| Gle, Ind, where she will be the guest of
| Mrs. j. K. Oharah.
The members of the U-Go-I-Go Club will
1 give q dance Wednesday evening, Dec. 80,
at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. Burr. who was the guest Of Mrs. J.
| L. Motheshead has returned to her home
| In Montclair, n. j.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. King and Mrs; Harry
Deckut are spending few days with rela-
tives at Cold Spring
Miss Alma John. who is visiting Miss
Louise Tutewiler, will return Monday to
her home In Greencastle.
Mrs. w. L. Killing, who is the guest of
Mrs. Edward Wilmington, will return to-
| day to her home in Richmond.
Miss Ethel Barnes. who came for the
| Moore-Sayles wedding, returned last night
to her home In Richfield. N. j.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hurry, who were
| guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Jaquith, have
returned to their home in st. Paul
Mrs. Walker of Canton. o., will arrive
next week to be the guest of Mrs. U. p.
Craig. on North Meridian street.
Mrs: Oliver Perry Hazard, who is visit
| ing Mrs. Leonard j. Hackney, will return
| Monday to her home in Louisville.
Mr.. Maynard E. Zepp, of the Terre Haute
| Star, has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles N. Zepp, in this city.
Miss Ruth Maxwell has returned from
| ner given by the university students.
Mrs. Leander j. Monks and Mrs. T. j.
| Kizer will not observe their Wednesdays
| at home during the month Of December.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Talbot entertained few
friends informally yesterday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. G. l.. Holmes. Of Louis
| Vile.
Mrs. D. L. Wood and Miss Marcia Wood
| will return early next month from ex-
tended visit with Mrs. John Glover, in Ur-
bana, Ill.
Mrs Ida Stevenson, who has spent a
fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
In Lafayette.
The regular meeting of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma Alumnae Club will be held next
Saturday afternoon with Mrs McClain. 1406
| North Alabama street
Miss Olivia Elizabeth McElwee enter
tanned the members Of her sorority yester-
| day afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss
| Anna Killing, OF Muncfe.
Mrs Florence Bennett Brooks. formerly
| of Cleveland. has arrived to remain per-
manently with her mother, Mrs. Bennett.
on North Delaware street.
Miss Irene Berryhill has returned from
De Pauw for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Edith Walker. Of Greencastle, will be
the guest of Miss Berryhill to-day.
Mrs. John Alfred Barnes is spending a
fortnight with her sister. Miss Hilda
Ns E0rS for aft short wh Visit
Mrs. Mary Ogden and Mrs. Trumbull Du-
vail. who have been with relatives In
Frankfort, were the guests of friends in
town yesterday en- route to their home in
Delaware, o.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Matlock, Mrs. Louisa
Matlock and Miss Helen Cooley have re-
turned from Frankfort, where they spent
THANKSGIVING with the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Ogden.
Miss Julia Hobbs gave small company
yesterday afternoon for her guest. Miss
Dorothy Duncan, Of Chicago. The guests
n xxrftI ice Null ctr
and Miss Wilson. with Miss Florence
Jones.
Mrs. Medd entertained house party this
week, and Thanksgiving day gave a dinner
| and afternoon musicale In honor Of Miss
Josephine Dunn. Participants in the pro-
| gramme included Mrs. George Fisher, Mrs.
Marcellus Wheeler, Miss Ida White and
Miss Dunn.
friends at luncheon yesterday at the Uni
| versity Club In honor Of Mr.. Wong Kali
Kah. who addressed the Contemporary Club
last night. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucius B. Swift gave dinner Of ten
| covers for the same guest.
Miss Lois and Miss Ruth Pratt gave a
sharmingy apponsed dinne er. last night TN IN
seasons debutantes. The table was laid
with twelve covers and the decorations were
entirely in yellow. For the center there
was a cluster of deep yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and tiny electric bulbs gave the
light The guest favors were Indian bas-
. kelS III pumpkin Slduc anu COlOTs ullcO Will
bonbons The name cards bore the mono
| grams of the hostesses.
, Miss Edna Stevenson entertained fifty
, | guests with a dancing party last night al
. her home on North Meridian street. The
, | handsome ballroom was charmingly deco
|, | rated with wall pockets and baskets Of
deep yellow chrysanthemums and the same
color was used for the decoration of the
parlors and dining room. In the latter room
. a pumpkin basket filled with chrysanthe.
NUNS formed the centerpiece for the table
, | Assisting Miss Stevenson in entertaining
! her guests were her parents, Mr. and Mrs
. William Z. Stevenson, Mrs. Ida Steven
son, Of Lafayette, Mr.. and Mrs. III. f
Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. George Pangborn. Mr.. Ear
| Meek-, of Muncie, was among the guests.
The marriage of Miss Reba Corwin Stew
art and Mr.. Scott Preston Matthews tool
place Thanksgiving night at the home o.
| the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III
Stewart in College Corner. Only the rela
| tives and most intimate friends OF tn,
bride and bridegroom witnessed the cere
mony. which was pronounced by the Rev
F. F. Dobson, assisted by the Rev. Mr.
| Ward. The wedding music was played b,
| Prof. j. E. Ward and the music for the
entrance OF the bridal party was the Men
delssohn march. The bride wore dant,
| gown of white Paris muslin and lace ove
| taffeta The house decorations were whit,
and green, with bank of palms beneath
a wedding bell of white chrysanthemum
!. | and smilax for the ceremony room AL