The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22

Miss Reichmann, of Cincinnati, is pending
week with Mrs. John Kelley.
Mrs. Edward II. Dean has gone to Ship
island to visit Mrs. Samuel Bates Grubbs-
Mrs. Arthur Packard. of Chicago, is visit
ing Mrs. Charlotte Bushnell and Mrs. n. l..
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Hunk will leave to-
morrow TO visit friends in Connersville ana
Cincinnati
Mrs A. NJ Robertson will leave to-mor-
row TO spend three weeks with relatives In
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs George Bender. of San
friends in town.
Miss McLain, who is the guest or Mrs.
Charles Greenen, will return Monday 10
her home in ST Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Levey and Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Gay went 10 MartlnsVlle
yesterday on an automobile trip
Miss Fannie Wheeler, who was the guest
of Mrs. Lucius Swift and Mrs. j. r. Hussey,
has returned to her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Harding, of Hills
brother, Russell NJ. Seeds, 22O2 College av-
elUe.
Mrs Allen Summons, of Michigan City,
who is visiting friends in Shelbyville, VIII
arrive soon to be the guest of the Misses
Stewart
Mrs. Archibald McGinnis and daughter
Ruth, of Efingham, ILL.,, will arrive to-day
for a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Philip Meier
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ethbert Myers
have returned from their wedding journey
and are with Mrs. Myers's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Siddall.
Mrs. John MacVeigh will give an informal
company this afternoon in honor OF MRS.
II. l.. kreider, of Omaha, VINO is visiting
Mrs. Herbert l.. Fieber.
Mrs. Helen B. Holman and daughter
Helen, who have spent the summer In the
Adirondacks. will return this week to New
York to spend the winter.
Miss Lehman, who is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles George Lehman, will leave
next week for a visit in Lafayette before
! returning to her home in Kendallville.
Miss Fidelia Lester will have recital of
her junior students of the Harmonic So
ciety this evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman L. Martens, No. 2325 North
Meridian street.
Mrs. Charlotte O'Neal, of Pasadena, CAL,
formerly of this city, will be at home TO
her friends informally this afternoon with
Mrs. Caroline Ritter, 1875 Central avenue.
There are no invitations.
Mrs. Charles Edward Banta entertained
a few of ner friends in the Colonial with an
informal company yesterday afternoon In
honor of her aunt, Mrs. Virginia Carson, OF
Chicago, who Is her guest.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hugh Drum, who
| have been in Chicago since their wedding
and later in the week will go TO Denver,
where they will be at home in the Lafay-
cite.
Mrs. Gerry M. Sanborn has issued in
vitations for card party next Tuesday
| afternoon at her home in Woodruff Place
| in honor of her mother, Mrs. Stlles, or
Cleveland, and Miss Alice Tudor, OF AVON
dale, o.
Mr. and Mrs George Barrett Moxley, who
are guests of Mrs. Monkeys parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Kiefer, will leave In
few days for California where Mrs Mo MoSxi ley
| will spend the winter. Mr.. Monkey Will re-
! turn home in few weeks.
The marriage of Miss Jeanette Heron.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ
Heron, and Mr.. Franklin Fay Chandler
was solemnized last night at the home nc OF
witnessed only by the members OF the
| family.
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Brain have taken a
residence on Washington boulevard, chi
cago and will spend the winter there. Mrs.
| Brain formerly Mrs Clarine Brown
Voolfolk Miss Eugenia voolfolk is in
New York, where she is studying at ST.
| Faiths Hospital
The Parlor Club had delightful meeting
| last night with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ell
| lott Perkins at their home on North Penn
servance of Presidents day. Prof Arthur
| B. Milford of Charlottesville, read paper
on Browning and Tennyson.
Mrs. b. F. Cheatham will arrive in a
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| her husband, Captain Cheatham, who is
| experimenting the army post here, and
they will take the residence formerly occu-
| pied by Mrs. Catherine Zener on College
| avenue. Captain Cheatham was an usher
at the Drum Reaume wedding last week.
double wedding solemnized last
night at the First Evangelical Church when
Miss Clara Egslus and and Mp. William ia ~
| Mr.. Howard S. Osteweg were married
The brides are daughters of Mrs Pauline
Egelus Miss Edna Johnston, OF Madis1 S,a
were among the out-of-town guests.
| Mrs Sarah Lydia Niblack will leave early
| In November for San Francisco, where sne
will attend the marriage or her brother,
Lieutenant Commander Albert p. Niblack,
| and Miss Mary Harrington, daughter OF
| Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Harrington, of that
city which Will occur the latter o part or
| sister of Miss Harrington and Lieutenant
William d. Leahy, of Wisconsin, will be
| announced shortly.
Mrs Charles A. Stafford was the hostess
| for a card company yesterday afternoon at
| her home on North New Jersey street, en-
| tertaining about sixty friends at. euchre.
Assisting Mrs. Stafford We're Mrs. William
| l.. Clifford, Mrs. Alonzo Chapman, Mrs.
| Edward Runyon and Mrs. Thomas Run
| yon. The rooms were decorated with palms
| and foliage plants. Out-of-town visitors
and Miss Florence Pape, of Cincinnati,
| with Laura Hauss.
Mrs Herbert E. FIeber gave a pretty
| card company yesterday afternoon in honor
| of her guest Miss nellie Kreider, of
| Omaha. The appointments were in red and
white and the tables had decorations of
American Beauty roses and white chrysan-
themums and were lighted by red tapers in
silver candleholders. Assisting Mrs Fieber
were Mrs. Nj. A. Clarke Mrs. John III.
Plum, jr., Mrs. Leslie Eugene Peck and
Mrs. H. l.. Kreider, of Omaha. Among the
guests were Miss McLain, of st. Louis,
with Mrs Greenen. and Miss Reichman, of
Cincinnati, with Mrs. John Kelley.
SCHRADER-FISKE.
A prettily appointed wedding was cele-
brated last night in ST. David's Church
when Miss Emma Louis Fiske, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell Fiske. and
Mr. William George Schrader, of Buffalo,
N Y, were married. The church was dec
GRATED with masses of palms, against which
the candles and white chrysanthemums of
| the altar showed effectively. Professor
| Ayres presided at the organ, playing a pro-
gramme of wedding airs as the guests were
| seated and during the reading of the serv-
| ice. At the ceremony hour the "Lohengrin"
| wedding march was played and Father
| Sargent, rector of st. David's, came down
| the church to meet the bridal party, pre-
! coded by the cruficer Morris Baker, the
torch bearers, Edward Holloway and Ralph
Harding and the acolytes. Thomas Hol-
brook and Roy Wellesley. The ushers, Mr..
| Mark Dennis and DIR. Elmer Smythe, came
! first in the wedding party and were fol-
\ lowed by the bridesmaids, Miss Lillian
/ (rtA nd da oh of