The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-10

Mr. ana Mrs. george Barrelt hoAIey,
who have spent the winter months a. Las
Vegas. N. M, will not return until Octc-
Der.
Miss Mary Edith Dean gave a small COM
pany yesterday afternoon at her nome on
North Capitol avenue, in honor OF MISS
Mary Noble.
Mrs. Harry Griffith will entertain with
an informal company Friday morning IN
honor of a number Of Terre Haute girls
who are visiting in the city.
Mrs. Charles wiltsie will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow for. Miss Ada Hayes
and Miss Harbaugh, of Attica, who are
guests of Mrs. Merle N. A Walker.
Miss Mary G. McGrew has issued invita-
noon at o'clock in honor Of her sister,
Miss McGrew who will be a June bride.
Mrs. U. p Craig recalled her invitations
for luncheon yesterday in honor OF Mrs:
Maurice Zook. of Plainfeld. on account OF
the sudden death of her father in Vevay.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart entertained eight
friends Of Mrs. Clarence Winter at tea
yesterday afternoon previous to her de-
parture shortly for her home in New YORK.
Mrs John o. Perrin will entertain In
formally at luncheon at the Country Club
this evening in honor of Mrs. Clarence
Winter and Miss Mary Fletcher, of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Bruce and their
guest, Miss Jane Abbott, Of Cleveland. will
leave to-day for Tippecanoe lake, where
they will spend a fortnight at the Bruce
cottage.
Mrs. Frederick Francke and Mrs Philip
Hildebrand have issued invitations to the
members of the German Literary Club for
an outing at Germania Park next Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Zimmerman. of Elgin ILL.,. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Stryker.
will return home to-day accompanied by
the latter and her sister, Mrs. Burgess, Of
Goodland, Ind.
Mrs. Harry C. Graybill will entertain a
fax fri of nd f0-y n
in honor of Miss Mildred Thompson. Of
Louisville who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Kelly Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A Kinsey have land
to japan. They will go to st. Louis to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lawrence Kinsey for
fortnight before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Brown, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Brown. will
leave the latter part Of the week for West
ern Pennsylvania, where they will spend
the summer
Mrs. william H. Applegate will spend
the month of July at Mackinac with Mrs.
Edward F. Cost, of St Louis Later she
will go to the Adirondacks to be with Mr..
and Mrs. DeMaid, of New York, for the
month Of August.
The final meeting Of the season of the
Forthnightly Club was held yesterday aft
ernoon at the Propylaeum. Miss Fredonia
a group of songs were delightfully."- rem
dered by Miss Emma Atkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Dye are issuing
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Ford Dye, and Mr..
George Riley Longnecker,. formerly of
Maysville, Ky, and now of this city. on
Tuesday. June %. at 4:O o'clock at their
home on North Delaware street.
The marriage of Miss Florence Webster,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Web
ster, and Mr.. William Ray Long will be
solemnized Wednesday afternoon, July 5,
at the home Of b the brides parents or on Col Col
messed by the immediate relatives only.
Mrs. d. W. Grubbs and daughters. Mrs.
Riker and Miss Florence Grubbs, will ar
tend the Grubbs-No wedding next
Wednesday. The Misses Rorison. of Chi
cago, will arrive Saturday for the event
and will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Wal
lace.
Miss Ola Smith will hold a pupils re-
cital Friday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hayward on North Cap
itol avenue. The recitals announced by
Charles E. Coffin were postponed on ac-
count OF the illness of Mr.. Clarence STAN
ley. who lives next door.
A pretty luncheon was given yesterday
by Miss Iris Wynn in honor of Miss
Irvine, of Wyoming, who is spending
short time with Miss Eleanor Lemcke. The
roses. having a cluster of the flowers for
| the center with individual vases at the
places with Miss Lemcke and Miss
Kern Miss Edth wilson Miss sSS Helena S,an
| Bennett, Miss June Mather Ogle and Miss
| Martha Foster.
Many relatives and friends in this city
have received invitations as follows: "Mr
| and Mrs. Ashley Brown request the honor
| of your presence at the marriage of their
| daughter Emily Brice and DR.. Walter Lee
Kline on the evening of Tuesday, June %.
| Church, Dayton. o." The bride is sister
of the wife of Hon. Harmon NJ. Purviance
| who represents Huntington and Whitley
| Is a prominent young physician, and Is cor
oner of Montgomery county, Ohio.
Among those who arrived from out Of
town TO attend the marriage of Miss Flor
will be solemnized this evening at $50
o'clock at the Meridian-street Church, are
Mrs. Churchill. Of New York: Miss Lilly.
Haughey of New York; Mrs NJ. r. Eddy.
Miss Eddy and Miss Elizabeth Eddy. Of
Washington. ID; c; Mr. and Mrs. George
of Anderson: Mrs. c. r. Burdette Mrs o.
| c. Russell and Miss Curtin. of Chicago.
Miss Leonora Ensey will be the hostess
for a morning party to-day. to which she
her guest Miss Kate Braman, OF Terre
| Haute She will be assisted in her hospi-
tslities by her mother. Mrs. o: Bancroft
| Norris Miss Anna LyDrand and Miss Nellie
vandenham. Among the out-of-town guests
| who will be present will he Mrs. Herbert
| j. Dahlen and Miss Charlotte Dahlen, OF
| Terre Haute. with Miss Margaret Shower,
| Miss Mabel Osborne Of Frankfort. with
| Miss Leila Thomas Miss Ada Sedel Of
| Terre Haute. with Mrs. Frank Reynolds
ANTE-NUPTIAL DINNER
A handsomely appointed dinner was given
last night by Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Russell
| in honor of their daughter Miss Florence
| Russell. and Mr. William Lilly, who will
| be married this evening. The table was
| laid in rink. with a center basket OF pink
roses The chandelier was draped with
smilax and pink satin streamers extended
| from IL to the four corners of the table
| the ends being finished with bows. The
places we're marked by name cards bearing
water color sketches OF orange blossoms
Mr. and Mrs. Russell entertained Miss
Russell Mr.. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lilly. Miss Louise LILLY. Miss Myrtle Har-
Vie Miss Lewis. Miss Helen Horey of
New York. Miss Ida Turrel Miss Margaret
Shower Mrs. Burdette OF New York Miss
curtin OF Chicago. Mr.. Barnes. Mr. Ralph
Helm Mr.. Carl Wiltsie. Mr.. David Smith,
| Mr. Orison Hayes, Mr.. Karl krauss and
| Mr. George Reeves. At the close of the
| dinner Miss Russell presented her brides
| maids With dainty clasp pins OF TURQUOISE