The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23

of Mr.. and Mrs. George T. hume.
Mrs. Agnes ". Devay will go to Chicago
to-day TO visit for several weeks.
Miss Jessie Hunter will return to-day
from a short visit with relatives in Terre
Haute.
A club of young men will give dance
this evening at the home of Mrs EDWARD
II. Dean.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs William Carson
Taylor returned yesterday from their wed
ding journey.
Mrs. Wright. of Kokomo. is making
short visit with Mrs. ID. w. Marmon Oh
North Delaware street.
The Rosemary Club will be entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. Lynn d. Hay at
her home, 1910 Broadway.
Mrs. John O'Boyie left last "Wednesday
to make a short visit with her motner'
Mrs. Boland, In Terre Haute.
Miss Gertrude Taggart and brother. Alex.
Taggart. will return early next month from
a visit Of several months In California.
Mrs. Henry Jameson and daughter. Miss
Eunice Jameson, will leave early In June
for Colorado TO remain several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Lemcke entertained
a few friends at cards last Thursday even
ing at their home on East Vermont street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Layman viii
leave next month to visit friends In spring
field. o.. and later will go East for the
| summer months.
Mrs. Clifford Piercy has gone to Green
castle to attend a banquet given py me
| she was member.
Miss Helen Carson will entertain at
luncheon to-day, having for her guests tne
senior class of the Girls. Classical schooi'
| of which she is president.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Haring have
removed from the Meridian TO the 81. CAR
| flats. They now have as their guest MI.
| Sidney Hargh, OF Madison
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zumpfe will give
an informal company this morning for her
! guest. Mrs. Chandler, of South Bend, and
| Mrs. John A. Aufderhielde.
| Mrs. Harry II. Hampstead will entertain
few frenaS at sfstsn IeIanS who is
visiting Mrs. John L. Brush.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry d. Haring will en-
terrain ct cards Monday evening for MT
| and Mrs. John III. Aufderheide, who will
| leave shortly for trip abroad.
| Mrs. Eddy Morris Campbell and her
| guest, Miss Bennett. of Springfield. O., will
| go to Noblesville. to-day. to be the guest or
| DIR. and Mrs. Curtis for a few days
| Mr.. and Mrs III. G. Stiles have re-
| turned from French Lick. Miss Winifred
| Stiles. who was with her parents, will
| remain several days longer before return
| ing.
Miss Louise Lille. Miss Louise Schell-
| schmidt Miss Margaret Shower and her
/ guest. Miss Charlotte Dahlen, spent yes
terday in Pendleton with the Misses Brown
| bach.
| Mrs Arthur Voorhees, Brown has issued
/ invitations for a small tea next Tuesday
| afternoon in honor OF Miss Mary Fletcher,
| Of New York. who Is visiting Mrs. Edgar
\ H. Evans.
| Mrs May w. Domains Tuesday morning
| class will have a dinner at the Brenne-
/ man cottage at Broad Ripple Tuesday
evening to mark the last meeting or the
/ club for the season.
Mrs John Randolph Brown and her
| sister. Mrs. Arthur Fletcher Hall. will en-
| terrain a company of relatives and few
friends next Thursday in honor Of Mrs. G.
4 Marie
| Hines, fhe bride-elect.
Mrs John O. Perrin will entertain a few
| friends at luncheon to-day In honor Of Mrs.
Stone, wife of President Stone, of Purdue
University Mrs. Stone will read a paper
before the Catherine Merrill Club guests
] meeting this afternoon.
The Catherine Merrill Club will meet this
n. Cook. 14O5 North Alabama street Mrs.
| w. E. Stone will read a paper on the Ger
i man Sabbath and Miss Bertha Ridgley.
\ of Lafayette, will sing.
A delightful card company was given
| yesterday afternoon by Mrs. George Edwin
| Hunt, to which number of her friends
| T. Brush. Assisting Mrs Hunt in her hos
FATALITIES were Mrs. George N. Catterson.
Mrs. Henry Kahn, Mrs. Brush: Mrs Harry
| Hempstead, Miss Florence Coffin and Miss
| Claire Shower.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Hines issued in
vitations yesterday for the marriage of
their daughter Nanss d f1av Mr. GhaGe
afternoon, June 5. at 8 o'clock at the Oc-
tavia farm near Millersville The attendants
| for the wedding will be Miss Edna Stew
enson and Miss Louise Young, of New York,
| as bridesmaids; Mr.. Jesse Fletcher as best
man and Misses Claire Brown and Stella
Gale as flower girls.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall entertained at
luncheon yesterday. having for her guests
the senior class of the Girls Classical
School. The table decorations were red pop
the occasion for each guest was a small
volume of ESSAYS or poems bound in scar
let binding The guests were Miss Juanita
Carson Carson Miss Pauline crooke. Miss Bessie Bessie
Dixon, Miss Katrina Fertig. Miss Eloise
| Lyman, Miss Josephine Nader, Miss AL
Virginia Pickens. Miss Lois Pratt, Miss
| Harriet Sawyer. Miss Clara Sibilla, Miss
Una Stubbins, Miss Belle Widner, Miss Au-
gusta Wehrman.
alumnae held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Eldridge NJ Shanklin, officers
were elected as follows: President, Mrs.
John B. Elan; vice president, Mrs. Alexan-
der Craig; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Eldridge NJ. Shanklin: recording secretary.
Miss Alice r. Brown; treasurer, Mrs: Al
Mrs Edward H. Greer. Mrs. S. E. Perk.
ins and Miss Nancy Warman. Among
the members present were Miss Maude
snanSiin. Miss Richie. Of oxford. Who is il;
Miss Longs guest, Mrs. Rifenberick of Gin
cinnati, with Mrs. John B. Elan, and
| Mrs ricketts, of Charleston Ill, with Mrs.
| Belle Calvert. Miss Salle Ruth Robin
son was a special guest. Miss Robinson is
president of the college and she gave a
talk about the college and its work.
The annual prize defamation Of the Girls
Classical School will be given this even
ing at the Propylaeum. The participants
Miss Emma Josephine Nader, Miss Clara
Louise Sibila, Miss Winona Pauline
Crooke, Miss Lillian RICHTER. Miss Madeline
Fauvre Miss Katrina Fertig. Miss Nellie
| Free and Miss Gertrude Free. Songs will
be sung by the different departments OF the
| school and in conclusion a scene from
| Act of "She Stops TO Conquer will
be given The characters will be taken
as follows: Mr.. Hardcastle, Miss Winona
Alice Lea Monks: George Hastings. Miss
Juanita Bivins; Tony Lumpkin. Miss En-
ma Josephine Nader: Diggory. Miss Clara
Louise Sibila; Roger. Miss Una Stubbins
Dick Miss Augusta Wehrman; Mrs
Hardcastle Miss Harriet Sawyer; Kate
Hardcastle. Miss Virginia Pickens: Con-
stance Neville, Miss Josephine Morss.
TWENTY-FIVE ANNIVERSARY.
The members of the Clio Club observed
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the club
with a reception last night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos X. Hollowell, on Col
lege avenue. Many guests were In attend
ance and with the club members were
entertained by a musical and literary pro-
i gramme. Miss Mcdowell played a number
or piano solos which were followed by a
1 maj lar Ia rlI.bs po St h<- IRE