The Indianapolis journal., 1903-07-01
PERSONAL and SOCIAL News

Mrs Manz. of Cincinnati. is spending
few days with Mrs. Joseph Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Finley Smith and
Miss Smith will be at the Claypool after
July Is.
Mrs. Herbert Foltz and daughter are
spending a fortnight with relatives IN
Joliet. III.
Mss Anna and Miss Belle Dean enter
tained q number of friends with dancing
party last night
Mrs. Timothy Miller and children Bessie
and Percy left yesterday Tor VISIT In Coi-
orado and the West.
Miss Harriet Mohan, of Anderson, arrived
yesterday TO spend a few days with Miss
Emma Virginia Pearson.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Ira Helstein will entertain
Thursday evening, July 9, for Miss SOPHIE
Helstein and her guests.
The Clan will have potato roast TINS
evening at the home of Miss Harriet Ritter,
Maplehurst, in Irvington.
Mr. Albert Thompson and Mr.. Kinks
have returned from Chicago, where they
went TO attend the Derby.
The Misses Hubbard, who are guests Of
Miss Cerene Ohr, will leave tomorrow for
their home IN Wheeling, w. Va.
Miss Sophie Helstein has as her guests
for the summer Miss Yeidel, OF Texas ana
Miss Guggenheimer, OF Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Stanton will entertain
a large party Of friends at their country
home. Boscobel, over the Fourth.
Miss Sara Mayo left yesterday for Sylvan
Beach, Mich. where she will be Joined later
in the week by her mother and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. z. E. Parker. OF Chicago.
will arrive to-day to spend q week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton Layton and family
Miss Florence Bayless returned yesterday
vse ne, ritS nSms Mr. IN and Mrs Frederick A. JOSS
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin o. Ryker. OF Kemp
ton are spending few days with Mrs.
Rykers parents, DIR. and Mrs. ]. B. Warne.
Mr. end Mrs. Rote, Of Bloomington. were
tiIna tim hs tSis week re- on ont their way to Madison.
Mrs. Robert Pearl. of GAINESVILLE, o.. has
arrived TO be the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Chapman Williams. on East Michigan
street
Miss nellie Thornton will entertain q few
friends with a porch party this afternoon
fr honor OF Miss Hewitt. who Is the guest
Of Miss Cora Hewitt.
Mrs. Adeline Bradshaw, who has been
with Mr. and Mrs William Line Elder, will
be with Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hussey in
Woodruff Place after Friday.
Mrs. William Garrard Comfy has re-
turned from Madison, where she Is spend
ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
cott for a short stay in town.
Mrs. Arthur Robert Heiskeli will leave
the first OF next week for Atlanta. Ca, to
remain permanently. Mr.. Heiskell will re-
turn Saturday from Atlanta 10 accompany
his wife South.
DR.. Goethe Link will address the members
Of the Flower Mission on the relation Of
that society to other charitable organiza-
tions tomorrow morning at the Second
Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Mikels and
Miss Mikels, OF Wingate. Ind, and the Rev.
II. G. Ogden and family, Of Frankfort, are
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. G. ". Mikela at the
Lilacs at New Castle
Mrs. John Candee Dean entertained last
night at dinner In honor OF Mrs. Horton, OF
Texas, who is visiting Mrs; Thomas Dean.
and or Mrs. Taylor, Of Brooklyn, who Is the
guest OF Miss Mary Dean.
Miss Kate Seibert gave a card company
yesterday afternoon In honor OF her sister,
Mrs. Graham Price Of Cincinnati and of
Mrs. William Newell of Denver, and Mrs.
Jesse De Haven, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Bacon removed yes
terday from the Lexington to Woodruff
Place. where they will occupy Mrs. Juliet
Herriotts house for the summer. Mrs.
Herriott will spend several months in Cali
fcrnia.
pretty home wedding of Monday night
was that of Miss Ida Nail. niece of the late
James l.. Bradley, to Mr. Robert III. Brad
ley, jr., formerly OF Nashville, Tenn. The
ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. AL
rhurc ian S tPut tp OK tne GSntFai-aysn1e zen
family at the Bradley home on North Cap
itol avenue
Mrs. o. s. Runnells was the hostess for a
high tea yesterday afternoon In honor OF
her daughter Ruin and her guest, Miss
Helen Messenger of Chicago. The parlors
were adorned with wild roses and daisies
Ossining- g-on-the- Hudson, with Miss Mar
garet Shipp and the Misses Hubbard, with
Miss Cerene Ohr.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Groenwoldt
and Mr.. Joseph A. Kebler took place yester-
day morning. the Rev. Joseph Chartand
officiating. A wedding breakfast at the home
of the bride on North Alabama street fol-
% IN the M tb and ss M a5d
their return will be at home at 6lS East
Twenty-fourth street.
Mrs. Charles George Lohman entertained
twenty Of her friends yesterday afternoon
at cards in honor of Miss Jessie Norton. OF
Bedford, who Is visiting Miss Alta Malott
and OF Mrs. John W. Keyes, Of New York.
who Is with Mrs. David Leslie Stine. The
white flowers. Assisting Mrs. Lehman was
her mother. Mrs. Walter P. Benton.
A successful card company given
yesterday afternoon for the active members
OF the Day Nursery Association with Mrs
O. l. Wade. on College avenue The host
esses for the afternoon were Mrs. Phillip
Rappaport. Mrs Frederick Knodle, Mrs
George Chandler, Mrs. Thomas Afford, Mrs
John Oxenford, Mrs. w. c. Patton, Mrs
Wade. Miss Clara Hawkins and Miss Helen
Werbe. The house decorations were OF
palms and sweet peas
were at home yesterday afternoon In honor
OF Mrs. William Carson Taylor, wife of the
pdstCr OF the COHege Avenue Baptist
Church, who is a recent bride No invita-
tons were issued for the reception, but
there were a large number OF callers. The
house was prettily arranged with garden
flowers. Assisting were Misses Eleanor VIII
lers, Ruth and Esther Taylor. Pearl Da-
zuerre and Helen George.
The Misses Schellschmidt who will leave
to-day for New York and will sail next
week for a visit abroad, were the honor
guests at a morning company given yes
terday by Miss Alice Boyer at her home
In Woodruff Place. The guests were enter
tained at cards and Miss Boyer was assist
ed by her mother, Mrs. Boyer Mrs p f.
Manchester and Miss Edna Newly The
rooms were adorned with marguerites and
palms and the score cards were tied with
yellow and white ribbons. For favors there
were pretty cards with sketches by Miss
Boyer. Among the guests was Mrs. NEEDING
Of Cleveland with the Misses Schellschmidt
In the afternoon Miss Boyer gave a second
company and in the evening she and Mr.
Leonard Boyer gave porch company fol-
Miss Stier of Nashville, who is visiting Miss
Richenbach.
RECKER-BUTLER
One OF the loveliest weddings OF the month
took place last night at the home OF Pres
fdent and Mrs. Scot Butler, of Irvington
when their daughter, Elizabeth Anne, and
Mr.. Carlos Recker were married. The
wedding was notable and interesting one
and was witnessed by the relatives and
few friends of the two families. The Rev
J. w. Comfort. OF Evansville, formerly OF
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