The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-30

MISS Sada Niblack is visiting Mrs. Cliff
lcrd Choate at Crosse Isle, o.
Mr.. William HARRISON has returned from a
three weeks visit in the East
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Beck will leave next
week Tor visit at Maxinkuckee
Mrs. E p. Thompson will leave Saturday
Tor Logansport TO visit relatives
Mrs. Chauncey Clark and little daughter
nave gone TO Acton for a short visit.
Mr.. Herbert Cornelius returned last night
from visit with relatives in Muncie.
Mr. 5. o. Pickens and daughters left last
hight 10 spend few days at Charlevox.
Mr. and Mrs. d. b. Brenneke will spend
the month Of August at Rock Lake, Wis.
Mrs Fred B. Adams and daughter went to
81. Joe, Mich, yesterday, to spend a month.
Mr.. Charles Frazier has returned from
ents.
Mrs. f. J. Heeb has returned from Green's
ourg, where she spent two months with her
parents.
Miss Mamie Haines will go to Berkeley
De Frees.
Miss Lucille Donlon has returned from Ell
wood, where she was the guest of Mrs. E. c.
De HOrity.
are in New York, will return home next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Miller. who was the guest of Miss
Genevieve Scoville. has returned TO her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wood left yesterday
Tor Wisconsin, where they will spend the
month of August
Miss Jessie Hughes, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Rowland, left yesterday for
visit at ChautauQua.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Archdeacon, who are
visiting Mrs. Webb. will return home the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen w. Hewitt will leave
early in August for New York, where they
Will remain permanently.
Miss Helen Carson, who was president of
the 'O3 class of the Girls Classical School.
will enter Vassar this fall.
Miss Harriet Swain has gone to the Island
Assembly at Rome City, where she is in
charge of'the kindergarten.
Mrs. William l.. Horne will leave to-
morrow for Owensboro. Ky. where she will
spend month with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lansing will leave
the first of August for an extended visit
with relatives in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Olmstead Hoadley
have returned from a months visit with
Mr. Hoadley's parents In the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Earl Nj. Ogle will return next week
from visit to Mackinac. Mrs. John j.
Cooper will remain at Mackinac until Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Ida Gray Scott gave an informal
musicale last night in honor of her guests,
Mrs. Packard, of California, and Mrs. Ream,
of Muncie.
ID.
sey street, and daughter Frances left yes
terday for st. Joe, Mich, to remain until
September.
Mrs. Bearnes and Miss Clara Bearnes.
who are guests of MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Gray, will return tomorrow to their home
in Minneapolis.
Mrs w. W. Hubbard and daughter.
Helen. and Miss Julia Brink returned yes
terday from Wawasee, where they nave
spent two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny left yes
terday for Winona, where they Will spend
fortnight, and later will go to independence,
Ia, for a months visit
Mrs. U. z. Wiley and family and Miss
Carroll Cole have gone to Bayview. where
they will occupy the Wiley cottage for the
remainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Colby and daughter
will return home this week, after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. John Carl Ingram and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kahlo.
Mrs. w. W. Critchlow will return Satur-
6ay from x SDuE leave Park ths aHa w dag Nor f0
WallOon Lake, where they will spend sew
eral weeks
Mrs. John w. Keyes. of New York. who
is visiting her parents in Louisville, will
come the first of the month for a short visit
with Dr.. and Mrs. David Leslie Slime before
returning home.
Mrs. Frank w. Wood and daughter
they visited Mrs. Woods sister. Mrs. c. i.
Pritchard Mr. Wood returned last night
from six weeks journey abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. link entertained
q number of friends with a dance last
night at the Aquatic Club in honor of Miss
Helen Wilson and DR.. George l.. Hoffmeyer,
whose marriage occurs in August
Ernest H. Trip left yesterday afternoon
for New York, whence he Will sail for Eu-
rope to join Mrs. Trip, who went abroad
several weeks ago. After a tour of the con-
tinent they will return to Indianapolis in
September.
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tertained informally yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Z. y. Hanley, of Cleveland,
formerly Miss Sarah Foster, Of this city.
The parlors were prettily adorned with
sweet peas. The guests included number
of the young women or the FIST baptist
Church.
Mrs. F. Howe Steele entertained thirty
five of her friends with a spelling match
last night at her home on Bellefontaine
street. The rooms were prettily arranged
with a profusion of flowers and ferns, and
the mantels were banked with palms and
vines Assisting Mrs. Steele were Miss
Caroline Faut and Miss Josephine Johns.
During the evening an orchestra OF stringed
instruments played.
Mrs. Charles T.. Kregelo entertained thirty
of her friends informally on her veranda
Yesterday afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Harry Hamlin Beckwith. of Ra-
VIENNA o., who is her guest OF Mrs keene
and Mrs Pearl, of GAINESVILLE. O., who are
visiting Mrs. Chapman Williams. and OF
Miss Susan Ketcham. of New York. who Is
The decora tons of the parlors and veranda
were in green and pink.
The Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Villers
and Miss Merriam gave beautifully APP
pointed dinner last night in honor of the
Rev Mr.. and Mrs Z. A Hanley, of Cleve-
land, who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar J. Foster; of the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Taylor, whose marriage occurred re-
Gently. and of Miss Clayton, of Chicago. and
Miss Albertson, of Rockford, ILL.,, who are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barnes The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, Mr.:
and Mrs. Barnes, Miss Eleanor Villers and
Miss Ruth and Miss Esther Taylor. The
table was laid entirely in white and green,
with a mass of white carnations for the
center and low clusters of white sweet peas
for the ends of the table Sweet peas and
| ferns were scattered loosely over the cloth,
and the guest favors were bouquets of the
white blossoms. The centerpiece and
doilies for the table were of Malta lace of
beautiful design. and the finger bowls were
/ carved Egyptian bowls brought from abroad
| by Mr. Villers. The name cards were let
| tered with familiar quotations, whose au-
| thors were guessed during the progress or
/ the dinner Some of the courses of the din
! ner were in green and white, and the ice
| course was white swan in spun sugar
| nest of green. The drawing room was
n