The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

| guest Oh S1TS TO"dIQ
Miss Lima Lanson, OF Toledo arrived
| yesterday TO visit Miss Verna Cleveland.
| Miss Stella Rauh will return the first of
next week from a fortnight's visit in Cleve-
| land.
Miss Day. of Minneapolis. will arrive
| shortly to be the guest of Miss Myla CO.
| burn.
Mr.. Louis Hollweg and son Ferdinand
/ will leave next Wednesday for short stay
In New York.
| DR.. and Mrs. Herman Pink will leave
| shortly for Florida to spend the remainder
| Of the season.
| The Americas Club will give a dinner
dance for members next Thursday evening
| at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis have re-
| turned to their home in Chicago after a
| short visit In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus C; Adams will leave
/ early next month for visits in Baltimore
| Nd, and Newark. n. j.
! Mrs. John j. Hall will return to-day to
| her home In Dayton, o., after a weeks
| visit with Mrs. Frank Van Camp.
| The marriage of Miss Mary Ford. daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Ford, and Mr..
Thomas Tarpey. will take place Feb. 4.
Mrs. Henry B. Haywood will entertain
| her home, 1904 MOTH New Jersey street.
Captain Richmond p Hobson. of ST.
Louis will arrive to-day to make q short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Coleman.
Mrs. Robert Steven Hall will give COM
pany next Thursday afternoon for Mrs. E.
H. Simpkins. of Sandusky, o., who will
| spend the remainder of the winter with her.
Mrs. Whyte. who has been visiting her
| daughter. Mrs. James Coppinger Cotter, for
| several weeks, has returned to her home
| in ST. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Camp enter
| tanned a number of friends last night with
| an informal dance for their visitor, Mrs.
John j. Hall. of Dayton, o.
| at the Brenneke Academy Tuesday evening.
| Feb g. instead of next Thursday even
ing, as previously announced by the club.
Mrs. John McArdle Hall and Miss Helen
Westfall have issued invitations for a card
| company Friday evening, Jan. 80. at the
home of Mrs. Robert S. Hall, on North
Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Mary Rice. Miss Lena Hess and Mr..
George Vordermark will leave soon for TT.
| Hess brother, Mr.. Lewis Hess, who went
| to Florida recently.
The Clio Club will meet with Mrs. Arthur
H. Webb this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
| talk on Art" Copies of famous pictures
| will also be shown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richard Williams
and their guest, Miss Lucy Rose, Of New
York. will leave to-day for Lake Forest.
ILL.,, where they will be the guests of Mr..
Delavan Smith for few days.
Mrs. John s. Berryhill will entertain the
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Rob
| erts Park Church this afternoon at 2
o'clock. The paper of the afternoon will
/ be on Rust Hail." by Mrs. Berryhill.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will go TO
Princeton to-day to deliver the commence
ment address on the occasion of the gradu-
alton of the mid-year class of the Princeton
| High School. Mrs. Sewal's subject will be
| The Fruits of Culture.
Prof. and Mrs. w. A. Bell gave an in
formal reception last night at their home
n
| Brown, who will preach next Sunday at
Plymouth Church. Prof. and Mrs. Bell were
in by Mr. Mr. and Mr
refreshments were served by Misses Susan
and Elizabeth Chapman, Miss Augusta
/ Payer and Miss Ruth Allerdice.
The Womans Missionary Society of the
Tabernacle Church held its annual election
| this week and elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. j. Cumming Smith; vice
Presidents bar5ss Mrs. E John Ingram and Mrs
Mrs. Arthur II. Webb: corresponding secre-
| tary. Mrs Louis II. Wolff: treasurers, Mrs.
Vinson Carter and Mrs Charles E.. Dark;
executive committee, Mrs P. c. Clark, Mrs.
| Pleasant Bond Mrs. William II. Hubbard
and Mrs Marshall Moore; literature, Mrs.
John Il. Shid.ler.
A delightful card company was given
| yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John III. Tai
bott, TO which a number of her friends
were invited to meet Mrs. Charles b.
Stevenson. who has recently removed to
I, =.
| A. Moag. formerly Miss Christie of
| Greencastle, and an October bride. Mrs.
Talbot was assisted in her hospitalties by
Mrs. Edward Phillips. Miss Elizabeth Tag
CART, Mrs. C.. b. Doney, Mrs. James NJ
Judson, Mrs. +. NJ. Talbot and Miss
Louise Kendall. This afternoon Mrs. Tai
bott will give reception for the same
| guests of honor.
Mrs. John Candee Dean entertained hand
somely yesterday afternoon with a high
tea in honor of Miss Ruth Spencer, of ST.
| Louis, who is Miss Burford's visitor. Mrs.
| Deans guests included some of the brides
of the year and number of the debutantes.
The dining room was prettily done in pink
| and the brides were seated at the table in
| this room Smaller tables i'm the other
| rooms were arranged for the remainder of
the company. The color tone of pink pre-
dominated in the decorations. and the
guests found their places by corresponding
flowers, either carnations, primroses,
azaleas. cyclamen or begonias. Among the
out-of-town visitors present we're Miss Bes-
| sic West, of Detroit: Miss Lucille Skidmort,
of Charleston. ILL.,; Miss Lucy Rose. of New
| York; Miss Heating. of Boston, and Miss
| Weideman. of Port Huron.
The euchre party given yesterday after
| noon in the German House by the mem
oers of the Day Nursery Society proved
very satisfactory. more than $500 was
| raised. There were ia tables, and these
were kept going during the afternoon
| Much interest was evinced among the
players in their efforts TO win one of the
twenty-four prizes offered. Mrs Thomas
| A1ord acted as chairman of the party.
| She was assisted by Mrs. Knode and Mrs
| Rappaport as doorkeepers: Mrs. Wade re-
| freshments; Mrs. Charles Wilson, Miss
Florence Rottler Mrs. II. o. Wright. Mrs.
| James w. Sturgess, Miss Helen Werbe
Miss Clara Hawkins, Mrs John Oxenford.
| Mrs. Robert Keller. Mrs. Fred Brown, Mrs
| Frank Wood. Mrs. Peter Crosey, Mrs. Ed
| win Pugh, Mrs. r. NJ Fletcher and Mrs
| Thornton, who looked after the tables The
| managers of the society felt grateful last
| night and expressed themselves as being
able to open their building on Feb. A, as
| arranged.
: JOHNSON-BAKER.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
| LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan. 22.-At the home
of the brides parents in Otterbein. last
night. Miss Pearl Fern Baker. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner w. Baker. and Ed
| ward NJ. Johnson. of Indiana polls. son OF
| State Statistician b. f. Johnson, were mar
ried. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. W. c. Taylor. Of indianapolis The
! house was decorated with ferns and palms.
The bride wore gown OF white Paris mus
lin. She Is a graduate of the Chicago Con-
! servatory OF Music. and Is very popular
flee at the capital. The couple left for Chi
cago to-day and will reside in Indianapolis.
FORD-LEMON
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind. Jan. 22.-George r.
Ford and Miss Alice Lemon, among the
eity's best known young people. were mar
ried tonight at the home OF the brides