The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-24
PERSONAL and SOCIAL News

Mrs. Frank Harrington Baker has gone
| to New York to spend a month.
Mrs. w. S. Allison will spend Thanksgiv-
| ing with her parents in Aurora, Ill.
| Mr.. Charles A. Garrard returned last
| night from short visit In Summitville.
Miss Williams, of Detroit, is the guest of
Mrs. Edward p. Hawkins on Broadway
| Mrs Chauncey Clark has returned from
a visit with Mrs. Buxton, in Shelbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rehfuss, jr., will
return next week from visit in New York.
Mrs John Bradshaw will return Satur-
| York
Miss Mabel Norris will go to Wabash the
| latter part of next month to visit Miss Ber-
| tina Meyers.
Miss Susan Pursell will go to Blooming
ton tomorrow to spend week with Miss
| Clara Lewis.
Miss Gill, who has been the guest of Miss
Anna Jlllson, has returned to her home In
| Meadville, Pa.
Miss Sara ]. Clark. of Toledo, will arrive
to-day TO be the guest of Mrs. Schuyler
| Stevens Clark.
Miss Brook Wright, of Buffalo, n. Y,
is the guest Of Mrs. Blanche Brown Seaton
| at the Colonial.
Miss Mabel Talbot has returned from
| school at Ogontz, Pa, To remain until aft
| er the holidays
Mrs J. C. Hughes, who was the guest of
| MTs. Henry w. Bennett. has returned 10
her home In Louisville.
Mrs Maria Hubner entertained a number
or friends at dinner yesterday in honor OF
her birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Charles Little has returned from a
visit of several months with relatives in
Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs Harriet A. Malpas, of North Della
ware street, Will leave soon for Washing
| ton, d. c., to remain permanently.
Mrs Nicholson has returned to her home
In Crawfordsville, after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Eastman.
Mrs. John Campbell, who came for Mrs.
+. Wallaces tea yesterday, will return to-
day to her home in Charlottesville.
Mrs. F: Allen Sammons, who spent sew
| eral weeks with the Misses Stewart, has
| returned to her home in Michigan City.
| The Rev. Frederic Dewhurst, of Chicago.
| formerly of this city, will be here next week
| to deliver an address before the Browning
| Club.
Mr.. Frank Patton will return from Mi
| anna Military School to spend Thanksgiving
| with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Patton.
Miss Mary Wade, who was the guest of
| Mrs. A. n. Horuff and Mrs. Harry d.
| Haring for several weeks, has returned to
| her home in Madison.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Lilly entertained a
party of friends at the Creatore concert
last night in honor of the guests, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Deshler, of Cincinnati.
/ IlCiIietii OdyitS Has lHNldtlOnS out
| for tea tomorrow afternoon between
| the hours of and in honor of Mrs. Irv-
ing Swan Brown, of Worcester, Mass.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blunt will
arrive next week from st. Louis and will
| take residence on Ruckle street. Mr..
| Blunt Is the new pastor of Plymouth
Church.
The Century Club will give its annual
| Riddle, of Cambridge, Mass, the noted
| reader, will address the club on THE De-
| cadence of the English Language"
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Pursell will go to
| Mrs. Charles John Bowman. Mr.. Pnrsell
| will return home the latter part of the
| week and Mrs. Purcell will remain for
fortnight.
small card company last night in honor of
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ely, of Minneapolis, who
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. seibert in
Saturday, and Mrs. Ely will remain several
| weeks longer.
Mrs. Joseph Joiner was at home inform
| ally yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Lulu Fisher, who sails this week for
| visit abroad. Assisting in entertaining
were Mrs. Frederick Gardner, Mrs. F. John
]. Davis, Miss Elfriede Scholl and Miss
| Eva JefrieS. The rooms were decorated
| with carnations
| Mrs. Hervey Bates. jr, has invitations
| out for a tea Friday in honor of Mrs. Bod
| man, who came here recently from Toledo
i Mr.. and Mrs. Bates have issued invitations
| for a dinner at the University Club next
| Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
| next week to visit them.
| The Minuet Club gave the second of its
series of dances last night at the Brenneke
| Academy The dance committee included
| Helen Bogert, Mr.. z. r. Donnen, Mr. B. n
| Bogert and DR.. A. A. Hill. Guests from
out of town were Miss Ludlum, of Mobiles
Vile, and Miss Edna Seaton, of st. Louis,
| with Miss DeVore.
| Mrs. Henry Lane Wallace gave hand
| someiy appointed tea yesterday afternoon
| in. honor of Mrs. A. b. Anderson, who is
1 here for the winter. The pink drawing
ROOM where the guests were received, was
| decorated with clusters of white chrysan-
| themums and white tapers set in Dresden
/ scenes lighted the room. The dining room
| was in pink and white with lace covers for
| the table and cluster of pink roses for
] the center.
| Mrs Z. c. Atkins and Miss Atkins gave
home on North Meridian street in honor
| of Miss Mary Helen Sayles and Mr.. Har-
| riott Van Deventer Moore. whose mar
riage occurs tomorrow at noon. The draw
| ing room was decorated with clusters of
| American Beauty roses and the dining-room
had white chrysanthemums for decoration.
with palms and ferns. Assisting the host
| esses In entertaining were Mrs. Charles
French Sayles, Mrs: N. A. Gladding and
| visitors with the dancers, included Miss
| Ethel Barnes, of Ridgefeld, N. j., Miss
| Ethel Moore, of Brooklyn, Miss Florence
| Byles, of New York, Miss Alice Day, of
| Milwaukee, Miss Evelyn Walton, of Cleve-
| land Mr.. Arthur Comstock, Mr.. Wenman,
Mr.. Charles Billings and Mr.. Leonard
| Bates, of New York.
| The Monday Afternoon Literary Club OBJ
| served a guest meeting yesterday with
| delightful programme with Mrs. E. j.
Robson on Broadway. The entertainment
| was a Crawford tea, and the little play
| taken from the quaint old story was one of
| the most enjoyable events in the club his
| tory. The characters were all taken in a.
| clever manner and the cast included Mrs
Earl Matlock, as Mrs. Forester Mrs. C.. A
| Paquette, the Hon. Mrs. Jameson; Mrs
| James Perry Hoster as Miss Pole; Mrs
| Frank ID. Aid. Miss Matilda Jenkins:
| Mrs. z. c. Rumpler, as Miss Jenkins, and
| Mr.. Sumner Clancy, as Captain Brown
| The room was arranged after the style of
| an old English sitting room and the ia BILE
appointments and costumes were exceed
ingly quaint. After the party a luncheon of
| tea, bachelor button cakes and preserved
ginger was served by Mrs. Percy johnson,
| Mrs. Franklin McCray and Mrs. j. L. Mas
tiers, who wore old English costumes. A
harpist played during the intermission and
for the social hour following. Each MEM
| Der had the privilege of bringing three
| guests and the audience was a large one.
WILL WE'D ON WEDNESDAY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 23.-Mrs Jacob
F. Studebaker, widow of one of the found
| ers of the Studebaker Bros Manufacturing
| C0mnanv will he ad IN NJ An