The Indianapolis journal., 1903-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. Zion are spenolhe d
few days in Chicago
Miss Mary Carr, of Charlestown, is the
guest of Mrs. Frank y. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Alexander have
returned from a short visit in Chicago
Miss Violet Everitt has returned from an
extended visit in Minnesota and Nebraska
Mr.. Rosco Hackney has gone to Ithaca.
n. Y, where he has entered Cornell Uni
versity.
Mrs Thomas A. Swain has returned from
a visit with Mrs. Herbert Swain in Shell
byville.
Mrs. W. A. shireman will return this
week from visit of several weeks In Mar
tinsvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Sterne, of Colo.
L. Rauh.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Club will
meet to-day with Miss Edna Wallace, 1857
Ashland avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Johnston have
returned from Minocqua, Wis, where they
spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Smith and daughter,
Miss Josephine Smith, will be at the Hollo-
way during the winter.
Miss Jean Wright. of Dayton. o.. is here
to attend the Indianapolis Conservatory or
Music during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin Wells. Of Cow
ington, KY, will arrive next week 10 Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Coster.
Miss Frances Crum has returned from
visit with her sister, Mrs. Edward Patter-
son Lawrence, in Lincoln, Ill.
Mrs. John T. Barnet of Morton place has
returned from the Kentucky mountains,
where she spent the summer.
Miss Helen Springsteen will leave a week
from Monday for Chicago where she VIII
spend the winter studying music.
The first meeting OF the French Club will
be held Monday afternoon with Mrs. Earl
NJ Ogie on North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carey will leave
shortly for visit in New York, after which
they will go South for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold o. Smith, who have
spent the summer in Irvington, will take
an apartment at the Meridian for the win
ter.
Miss Maude Carroll returned yesterday to
her home In Lynchburg, Va, after visit
of several months with her sister, Mrs.
Harold Smith.
Mrs. Emeline Winans announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Viola and Mr..
William Martin Agnew. The wedding will
occur in November.
Mrs. George Philip Meier observed her
first day at home yesterday afternoon, nav
ing for her special guest, Mrs. l.. Clarence
Ball, OF South Bend.
Miss Augusta Stevenson will entertain
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Alfred
Blacklidge, OF Rushyilte, formerly MISS
Mary Snyder of this city
Mrs. Brandt Downey entertained the MEM
bers of a club to which she belongs last
night in honor of Miss Harriet. Tutewiler,
whose marriage occurs next week
Among the guests here for the golf tour,
nament of the Country Club were DR.. and
Mrs. Hiatt, OF Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Cox
and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Terre Haute.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walcott and Mrs.
William Garrard Comfy are expected to re-
| turn the middle OF the month from Madi-
| son. where they have spent the summer.
Miss Augusta Jameson has returned from
| Cassells, Col, where she has spent several
weeks. Mrs Henry Jameson and Miss
Eunice Jameson will return home in week.
Mrs. George Beck and daughter, Miss
Edith Beck have returned from Spokane
and California for a short time, after which
| they will return West to remain perma-
nently.
Mrs. Leonora Smith and Miss Lois and
Miss Ruth Pratt have returned from South
hampton, l.. l., where they spent the sum-
mer. Miss Ola Smith will return the first
of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Kerfoot Stewart
will return the first of the week from
Minocqua, where they have spent a fort
night at the summer home of DR.. and Mrs.
Herman Pink.
Mrs. A. d. Thomas will entertain few
guests at dinner tonight following the tea
which she gives this afternoon in honor
| of Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Moon, Mrs.
Amelia Wellss guests.
| Mrs. Charles A. Pfaffiin will be at home
guest, Miss Emma Decker of Evansville,
who is spending a fortnight with her.
There will be no invitations.
| Miss Hazel Dietz will entertain a house
party next MONTH her guests being Miss
| Helen Evans, Miss Bess Miller and Miss
Ethel Dearborn, of Dayton, o., and Miss
Jean Cooper, of Covington, Ky.
| Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ]. MCGOWAN and fam
| lily have taken possession of the CATER
where they will be until their own home on
Delaware street is ready for them.
The Indianapolis Literary Club will meet
Monday evening at the Propylaeum. The
of the evening will be What My Pictures
Tell Me-Multum ct Multa," by Capt. ]. A.
Lemcke.
| Mrs. ID. L. Moon, who is the guest Of
Mrs. Amelia Wells. will return Monday
| to her home in Eau Claire, Wis. Mrs.
George H. Chapman, of New York, who Is
also with Mrs. Wells, will remain some
time longer.
Mrs. James A Sutherland gave an en-
joyable card company Thursday evening at
her home ON Twenty-fifth street Twenty
four guests were entertained. The parlorS
were attractively decorated with flowers.
Mrs. T. NJ. Bosson and Mrs r. A. Larimer
were awarded the favors
DIR. C. /. Fletcher will land in New York
Monday by the Deutschland from Hamburg,
after several months travel abroad. Mrs.
Augusta SEVERN and Miss kipp, who went
relatives i'm Germany and will sail Oct. s
on the Augusta Victoria from Hamburg,
accompanied by Mrs. Flora Wulschner
Mr. and Mrs Andrew L. Lockridge Mr.
and Mrs. Garry NJ. Sanborn, Mrs. Yount,
Mrs. George Beck and Miss Edith Beck of
this city, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilker-
son. of Greenwood, Miss Zoller, Miss Cora
Zoller and Mr.. Albert Zoller. of Greensburg,
were among the guests who attended the
marriage of Miss Erima Smith and Mr..
Jesse Slaughter in Rushville Thursday even
ing.
Invitations have been received here for
the marriage of Miss Lillian Mercer Tay-
lor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen o.
Taylor, and Mr. Samuel Judson Carpenter
Wednesday evening, Oct. /, at the home of
the brides parents in Lafayette. The at
home announcement is for Brookhaven
Miss, after Dec. /. Miss Taylor has visited
frequently in Indianapolis and has many
friends here.
Mrs Kate Shaw arrived last night from
Monmouth, H., to be with Mrs. Abby Mayo
and daughters on North Pennsylvania street
until Tuesday morning. Miss Shaw is
missionary in Japan, at home on furlough,
and Is accompanied here by a young Japa-
nese girl, Yukuyama San, who comes from
Kanazawa, Japan. where Miss Lucy Mayo
is engaged in missionary work. Mrs.
Mayo and the Misses Mayo will be glad to
welcome any Of their friends who wish TO
meet their visitors during their stay here.
The Friday Afternoon Literary Club was
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
home of the club president, Mrs. Louisa b.
Twiname, on Barth avenue. The rooms
were decorated with clusters of autumn
flowers and foliage. The subject for the
afternoon was Helen Gould" and the con-
versation was followed by talks by Mrs.
Twiname and Mrs. Wilbur Hit on their
summer journey TO California. After the