The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-03

Mrs. Zimmerman, or Elg1n, III, mas ar
rived to be with her mother, Mrs. Stryker
Mr. Herbert woollen has returned from
a short visit with friends at Culver Acad-
envy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Korbly have
gone TO Madison to spend short time with
relatives.
Mrs. Lewis Hasselman has returned from
an extended visit with relatives at DaVen-
port, Ia.
Dr. and Mrs. Wilmer Christian have re-
turned from a short outing at Lake Max
inkuckee.
Miss Belle Dean returned yesterday from
Lake Erie College, where she mas spent
the winter.
Mrs. Harriet Malpas will leave to-day
for Chicago TO spend a week or ten days
with friends
Miss Ruby Douglas, of Denver, will ar
rive Sunday TO visit Miss Lila kurtz 1or
several weeks.
Mrs NJ A Zook, of Plainfeld.- n. j..
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Horace J. Eooy,
in Woodruff Place.
Miss Edith Wilson has returned from
New York. where she spent the winter at
the Peebles-Thompson school.
Miss Helen Mckinney and Miss Julia
Mothershead have returned from short
visit with friends at Madison.
Mrs. U. p. Craig has issued invitations
for a luncheon Tuesday, the 9Th, in honor
of Mrs. Zook, of Plainfield, n. j.
Miss Marie Nash entertained at luncheon
yesterday, having a few friends to meet
her guest, Miss Mabel McGill, OF Minne-
apolis.
Mrs. Garry M. Sanborn and daughter
Amelia have returned from q visit OF sew
eral weeks with Miss Alice Tudor at Avon
dale, 0.
Miss Mary Foster, who has been spend
ing several weeks with Miss Edna steven
son, will return to her home in Crawfords-
Vile Saturday.
Miss Sylvia Bling, who is spending sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Dreyfoos, on North
New Jersey street, will return to her home
in Cincinnati Sunday.
Mrs. z. P. Kinney will entertain num-
Der of friends tomorrow afternoon at her
home in Woodruff Place in honor of Mrs.
M. A. Zook, Of Plainfield, N. j.
Miss Eleanor Lemcke will return Fri
day from Miss Chamberlain's school at
Boston accompanied by Miss Irving, or
Wyoming, who will be her guest.
Mrs. Frederick FRANKIE and Mrs. Philip
Hildebrand will entertain the members or
the German Literary Club with an outing
to- the country within a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Braden have re-
turned from their wedding journey to the
north, Mrs. Braden was Miss Meta
Campbell and was an April bride.
Mrs. c. r. Burdette and Mrs. o. c. Rus
sell. of Chicago, arrived yesterday and Will
remain until after the Lilly-Russel we'd
ding, next week. They are at the Clay
pool.
Miss Harriet Fitch will issue invitations
shortly for a reception the evening of June
IA at her home on North Capitol avenue,
in honor of the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton.
Mr.. Louis Hollweg will return June 19
from a several months sojourn abroad.
Mrs. Hollweg and daughters will remain
abroad for some time longer. They are
now at Osnabrueck, Germany.
rth
daughter Dorothy spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. S. Elliot Perkins, jr. Prof. Mil
ford has spent the last four months in the
East visiting colleges and universities.
At the marriage of Miss Edith Dill and
Mr.. Ernest Athey Ford, which will take
place June "a at the Central Christian
Church, Miss Pauline Tiily will be the
maid of honor and will be the only at
tendant.
The study class will have its last meet
ing this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
s. E. Perkins, who will entertain the mem
bers at luncheon. During the afternoon the
pictures given by the club members Will
be auctioned.
Governor and Mrs. w. T. Durbin and
Mrs l. N Richie left yesterday for Evans
vile to attend the horse show. Governor
and Mrs. Durbin will return tomorrow
and Mrs. Richie will remain until Satur-
day with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. E. d. Moffett, of 2019 College
avenue, entertained at dinner last evening
for Miss Marie Keilholz and Mr.. Eugene
Pfaff1in, who will be married June 10. Gov
ers were laid for twelve, and the appoint
ments were in green and white.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dean have ISSUED
| invitations for a company tomorrow even
ing in honor OF Miss Mary Evelyn Noble
| and Dr. Samuel Bates Grubbs. Mrs. Johr
| the University Club Friday in honor OF
Miss Noble.
| Mrs. Frank Walker Morrison, of Wes
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| tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mrs
| Merle N. A. Walkers guests, Miss Ada
| Hayes and Miss Harbaugh, of Attica, anC
| Mrs. Orrin Walkers sister. Miss Allie,
Hawkins, of Brazil.
Miss Helen F. Watson gave small com
| pany yesterday afternoon in honor or hel
visitor, Miss Lucy Crufts, of New York
Miss Crufts will sail Saturday for a visi
| abroad and the tea table was decorated
with ship of flowers with miniature
| boats for favors, symbolic of the antici
pated journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Warren Osborn. o
| Frankfort. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter Mabel and Samue
| Craig. of Terre Haute. The wedding will
| take place in the autumn. Miss Osborn hal
| visited Miss Adelaide Green and Mrs. VIII
| liam Omelvena in this city number o.
/ times and is well known to their friends
| Last evening. at the residence of the Rev
| Mr. Hood. in Woodruff Place. that clergy
| man officiating. Miss Kathryn M Bowshe
| and Mr.. Kari Is. Kelly were married. In
| bride has been connected for some time witt
| the Central Union Telephone Company a
| chief operator of the long-distance service
| while Mr.. Kelly is a well-known attache o
! the Merchants Dispatch. Mr.. and Mrs
| Kelly left this morning for the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar ]. Foster will issu
/ invitations this week for the marriage o
| their daughter, Sarah Wallace Foster t
| the Rev. E. A. Hanley of Cleveland
| Wednesday, June "a. at the First Baptis
| Church at o'clock A reception for tn
| bridal party and relatives will follow tn
| church ceremony. Miss Margaret Foste
| will be the only bridesmaid and Mr.. Eras
| tus Hanley will be best man. Little Marii
| Frances Buchanan will be flower girl an,
the ushers will be Mr.. Arthur Destar, o
| Cleveland Mr.. Leon Miles, of Laporte, MI
| George, Mr.. Snow and Mr.. Harris of Cleve
| land, Mr. Gaylord Hawkins. Mr.. William
| Foster and Mr.. Robert Foster, of this city
Miss Elizabeth Lewis was the hostes
for a pretty company last night at he
| home on North Pennsylvania street, en-
| PERTAINING In honor of Miss Florence Rus
| sell and Mr.. William Lilly, who will b
married this month. The guests were en-
| tertained at cards and the games wer
| followed by kitchen shower for the bride
| elect The rooms were attractivel,
| trimmed in pink, the wedding color, an
| the scheme was carried out by the use o
carnations and pink peonies. Miss Levi
| mother, Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Benjamin Levi
| and Mrs Birch. The company include
| Miss Russell, Miss Louise Lilly. Mis-
| Blanche Carroll. Miss Ida Turrell Mis-
Myrtle Harvie, Miss Margaret Shower, Mis-
| Hutton Miss Lento Fulwell, Miss Hele
| Morey, of New York, and Messrs Lilly
| Hayes, Helm, Krauss, Birch, Love, Bur
CESS and Spencer.
THE SENIOR HOP.
| The Propylaeum was the scene of