The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Will Irwin, of Columbus, is spending
q. few days in town.
Lafayette Perkins will leave this week
for trip to Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Kurtz have
returned from fortnights trip to New
York.
Mr.. Louis Hollweg and Ferdinand Holl-
veg will leave Thursday for a trip to
New York.
Miss Kate VOORHEES,, of Cincinnati. is
the guest of Miss Kate Winter, on North
Meridian street.
in California and Alaska for some time,
has returned to the city.
Miss Eliza Chambers has returned from
a visit of several weeks with DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Hicks in New York city,
Miss Arnold of Versailles, KY, has ar
rived to spend several weeks with Miss
Josephine Smith at the Valencia.
Miss Kate Fisher, of Battle Creek, Mich,
who has been Miss Anna Jillson's guest for
several weeks, will return home in few
days.
Mrs John NJ Shaw will entertain a few
friends informally on Friday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Miss Spears, of Bel
fast, Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Stanton have gone
to Mobile. Ala. for visit and will make
an extended trip through the South be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers, Mrs. Walter
Trip and Mr.. George Browning will go
to Danville to-day to attend company
| to be given there this evening.
| Miss Julia Mothershead will leave TODAY
| for Trenton, N. j., for a short visit She
will sail Feb. with party of Trenton
| friends for the Mediterranean trip.
The Browning Society will meet Friday
evening at the Benjamin Harrison School,
| The address of the evening will be given
| by Mr.. Bliss Perry, of Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Charles E. Kregelo returned yester-
| day from short trip to Martinsvlle
She was accompanied by her sister. Mrs
Benjamin Keesling of Pittsuburg, who will
| visit her for several weeks.
| Miss Minnie Hollingsworth, of this city
| who has been visiting Rev. and Mrs. f.
| Z. Dewhurst. in Chicago. will leave to-
| day for California to join her mother and
| spend the remainder of the winter.
Mrs William A Hayes and Mrs ]. ID
Harris entertained with a small company
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Mayme Brown. who will be married to-mor-
row to Mr.. George L. Cortelyou. Euchrt
was played and miscellaneous shower
for the bride-elect followed the game
Among the guests were Mrs. BraccioccC
the guests of their sister. Mrs. G. z. Bran
ham. and Miss Layman. of Virginia, who
is visiting Mrs. George Q. Bruce.
Mrs. John Cary Ingram entertained the
members of the Young Ladies Club OF
| the Tabernacle Church at luncheon yester.
| day. The rooms were adorned with rec
| carnations and the lights were shaded with
| the same color. Following the luncheon
| there was a successful cake and apron sale
| The proceeds of the latter will go TOWARD
| the fund given by the club TO the Free
kindergarten and Children's Aid Society
| The members of the club who were Mrs
| Ingram's guests were Mrs. James NJ. Jud
son, Mrs. James A. Moag, Mrs. Timoth,
| Harrison. Mrs. Edward Heiskel. Mrs. Gil
| bert Shankln, Mrs. Mansfield. Mrs. Harr,
Dickut, Mrs. Edward Wilmington and tn,
| Misses Harriet Newton. Lillian Mitchell
| Harriet Fitch, Mabel Norris, May ant
| Blanche Lemon. Susan Stewart, MARY
| Kahlo. Nellie Thornton. Benie Wiegand
| Martha Hale. Susan Huber Sue and Mar,
| Chambers. Nora Lacey. Bessie Jones Luc,
| Hamilton, Mary Zollinger, Mary Snyder
| Florences r. Garfield and Edith Pierce