The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-24

to-day. Mr. and Mrs George Cottman
viii leave to-day for Montreal, N. C.. where
they win make their future home. Miss
Marion. visited Mrs. Frank Heaton last
week. Mr.. Sam Moore, OF Brazil. re-
turned yesterday after a short visit with
VIII Maury. of Richmond. Va. arrived
yesterday TO spend several weeks with
her parents. DR.. aud Mrs. Jabez Hall:
Mrs. Charles Lewis. Of Chicago. arrived
Heaton, for few days. Miss Elsie
Hodges, OF Worthington. and Miss Clara
Belle. OF Knightstown. were the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. Jonathan Johnson. OF
Carmel. are spending Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Newlin. Mrs. Walter Ed-
Mrs Will Dobyns few days last week.
Mrs. S. G.. Murray, who has been spend
ing several weeks with her sister Mrs.
Susan Leedy. will leave tomorrow for
Danville, Ill. where she will make a short
visit From there she will go TO Kansas
for a few days visit and later she VIII 90
TO her home In Missoula, Mont Mr.. =.
II. Carson. of Muncie. the musical direc,
tor and organist at st. Pauls Church. AND
the Misses Gehrlein are. spending Sunday
with Mrs. Jennie Jefrries... Mrs; carey
Sloan and daughter Eleanor, OF Spencer,
visited Irvington friends a few days last
week.. Mr.: John Carr and Mr. George
Kern will leave about the first OF June
for New York and will sail Tor Europe
on June 6.....Mr. Edgar T. Forsyth will
go to Milton the latter part of the week
10 spend several days with FRIENDS
a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
o. o. Carvin, will return to her nome In
Grand Rapids Wednesday: The ladies OF
the Downey-avenue Church will give a cof-
fee Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Jabez Hail.. Miss Catherine VIII
liams, after fortnights visit with MIS-.
home in Charlottesville. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Newlin were called TO kokomo
Wednesday by the death OF their mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Newlin.. The Phi Beta
Phis gave a special Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Miss Laura Parker. Among
the out-of-town guests were MISS Elsie
Hodges. Of Worthington. and MISS lara
on her way from Kokomo to her home
in Lawrence. Kan, Is spending rev Gays
with her brother. Mr.. Charles Newlin..
wednesday afternoon for her sister. Mrs
Alfred j. Brown. Miss Verna hlcney ana
Miss Belle Layman will return tomorrow
from a weeks visit at Lake Wawasee.. =.
Mrs. Robert Browning entertained at lunch
con Tuesday In honor OF Mrs. Alfred j.
Brown. of Grand Rapids. who is visitlng
ing's guests Included Mrs. Alexander Jane
son. Mrs Charles B. Clark and Mrs. O. Y.
Ca -vin.....Mr. H. P. Billings, OF LOUIS
VILE. KY, Is spending sunday Mr Nad
McCjhaughey has returned from short visit
with friends in Jefsersonville.. Mr.. george
Brown has returned from lew weeks
visit in New Carlysle. He was accompan-
led by his niece. Miss Bertha Conchman'
who will make visit of several weeks.
Miss Katharine Lucas. of FRANKFORT, vas.
tied Miss Retta Barnhill a few days last
week. Miss Essie Hunter, Miss Peari
FORSYTH. Miss Minnie Wink and Miss Ber-
nice Russell are spending Sunday with
Miss Edith Longley in Noblesville. Inc
Fortnightly Club observed guest day Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A B.
Sharp in Whittier place The house was
decorated in the club colors, violet and
old gold Assisting Mrs. Sharp was the
retiring president, Mrs. Theodore Gist, ana
the incoming president, Miss Ida Richard-
son. Assisting in the dining room, which
was fragrant with yellow roses and pur-
ple fieur de lis and lighted by yellow tapers
with yellow shades. were Mrs. George
Billings. Mrs. d. K. Carver. Mrs. w. ID. h.
shank and Mrs. Robert McGaughey. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mrs. SamueI
Tomlinson, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs: Lotten
and Miss West, of Falkland: Miss Kate
Lucas of Frankfort. and Mrs. Lonland.
of New York, with Mrs. George Cottman.
Mrs. Sloan. of Spencer, visited Mrs. Jen-
ME Jeffries a few days last week.