The Indianapolis journal., 1903-10-10

a visit with friends In Detroit
Mrs. Samuel Reid has returned from Ire
land, where she spent the summer.
Mr. William Moore has returned from
visit of several weeks in the west
Mrs George Coates, of Chicago, Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Mullen.
Miss Josephine Messing is the. guest OF
| her sister, Mrs. Isaac Rice, in Lafayette.
Miss Virginia Keep has returned from
visit with Miss Ketcham at Maxinkuckee.
Dr. L. Harriet f. Turner. who has spent
the summer abroad. sailed Friday Tor nome
Mr. and Mrs D. G. Moon will leave to-
morrow for permanent residence IN Cle'e-
land.
Mrs. A. 3. Cox, 1920 Central avenue. Will
entertain the alumnae OF Athenaeum TINS
afternoon.
Miss May Willoughby, of yincennes. IS
visiting Mrs. Clarence NJ Zener at the
Cambridge.
Mrs l.. j. Hackney will leave Monday for
Louisville TO visit her sister, MRS. OllNer
Perry Hazard.
Mrs N F. Dalton and daughter Natalie
will return Tuesday from visit with reia-
| tives in Milwaukee.
Miss Vitae and Miss Mary Bruce will
leave Oct. 20 for Phoenix, ArlZ., wnere tney
| will spend the winter.
Mrs. Aquilla Jones, Miss Helen Gehrleln
and Miss Gertrude Crandall have returned
from short visit in Chicago.
Miss Mary Carr, of Charlestown: is the
guest or Mrs. j. 4. DAVIS anu MITE. lud
| Davis Finley in Morton Place.
Mr.. Charles Pierce, who spent the sum-
mer with his parents on College avenue,
has returned to his home in Texas.
| Mrs. John Steiner. of Cataract, will come
the first of the week for two weeks Visit
| with Mrs. Arthur Bradford Grover.
| Mr. and Mrs. George O. Bruce will return
| the latter part of next week from a TWO
months visit in Idaho and Yellowstone
! Park.
1 turned TO their apartments at the CAM
| bridge. Mrs. Zener will be at home Thurs-
days.
Miss Elizabeth stott will give an infor-
NAL company tonight in honor OF her
| guest, Miss Jessamine Bolivin, of New
| Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Charles Downing, OF
! Greenfield. are spending few days with
! Mrs. Downing parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Jonh
| Il. Cockrum.
! of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hether-
| ington. will return the first or the week 10
her home in New York.
The Study Club had a meeting Thursday
with Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins for a
first veiw of the pictures which VIII be
| used In this years work.
Mrs. Theodore Smither and daughter.
Mrs. Henry severin.. left yesterday for
/ New York TO meet Mrs. Augusta SEVERN,
who Is returning from visit abroad.
Mrs John n. Dickerson, of Mamaroneck,
| n. V, who is the guest OF Mrs. George
| Edwin Branham, will leave Monday for
/ visit in Terre Haute before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Polk of Greenwood,
| have come TO the city for residence and
| have taken an apartment at the Meridian
| Mrs. Polk was formerly Miss Grace Porter
| field.
Mr.. Albert F. Hall returned yesterday
| to his home in AsheviIe, n. c., after a
| fortnights visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carlos
| Recker. Mrs. Hall will remain some time
| longer.
Mrs Frederick Van Doren Chslett is
| spending a few days with her sister, Mrs.
| Chapman Young, in Louisville, after which
| she will leave for California TO spend sew
| eral months.
Mrs Thora Meyer and Miss Jeanette
| Wright entertained last night in honor OF
| their sister, Miss Jessie Wright, whose
| marriage and that of Mr. Fred @. Buskirk
| occurs Oct. Il.
Mrs Bosson. who is the guest of Mrs
| James Sutherland, will return the first OF
/ the week to her home in Gainesville, Tex
| Mrs. Virgil Lockwood entertained few
| friends Thursday in Mrs. Blossoms honor.
The Woman's Society of the Maennerchor
gave it's October party yesterday after
| noon, the hostess being Mrs Ernest Reyer,
| and her assistants Mrs. Emil Fanrion, Miss
| Clara Ballman and Miss Louise Kroecke
Mr.. n. j. McConney and daughter, Miss
| Mary McConney, will return next week
| from a fortnights visit at West Baden.
Miss McConney will leave shortly for ur-
| Sheldon.
! Mrs. May Wright SewaIl and the teachers
| and pupils of the Girls Classical School
residence observed their first at home yes
/ terday afternoon. The tea table was daint1-
| ly appointed and there were decorations
of autumn flowers for the rooms.
The Rev. and Mrs. Albert Hurlstone went
to Martinsville yesterday, where DR.. Hurl-
! stone delivered an address last night on
| 'HTennyson and His Message" before the
| Womans Club of that city, which had its
first meeting with Mrs Annie Parks.
Mrs. d. c. Moon entertained party of
! friends yesterday with ride TO Upton
| on her private car. The party lunched on
| the car. The guests were Mrs Horace
Woods, Mrs. John Lazarus Mrs. Thomas
A. Winterrow6, Mrs. a. ID. Thomas. Mrs.
George Stanley, Mrs George Beck and Miss
| Edith Beck.
The Over-the-Teacups Club observed pres
ident's day with a luncheon yesterday at
| the home of Mrs. John Oscar Henderson,
| on North Pennsylvania street Twenty-eight
guests were entertained and were seated
at small tables laid in green and white.
| White asters and ferns were used in the
| decorations and the tables were hghted by
green tapers in crystal candelabra.
Mrs. Charles A Pfaffiin was at home in
| formally yesterday Afternoon for her guest,
Miss Emma Decker, of Evansville The
rooms were decorated with clusters of
asters. Mrs. Pfaffiin was assisted i'm enter
| tanning by few friends and during the
AFTERNOON there Was an informal An musicale
| Polk, Miss Estelle Sterne and Miss Ger
| trude Hayes.
Mrs. John r. Plum, jr., received nfor-
| mally yesterday afternoon i'm honor of the
| second anniversary of her marriage. Miss
| Nellie Sreider, of Omaha assisted in re-
| ceiving the callers and number of friends
| and relatives assisted in entertaining. The
| rooms were decorated with pink roses and
| asters and with autumn berries. Among
| the callers were Mrs. Edward Plum of Mil
| waukee Mrs. III. ii. Kreder of Omaha,
| Mrs. Hetherington of Beldng, Mich, and
| Mrs. Cooper of Greenfield.
The Clio Club celebrated presidents day
| yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Frank G.
Raible on Park avenue. The programme
| of the afternoon included paper by the
address by the incoming president. Mrs.
| John Morgan, of Plainfield, and music by
| Mrs. $. l.. Kiser and Mrs. Raible. Follow
| ing the programme there was a social hour.
The house was prettiy decorated with fall
| flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick a. Hetherington
I gave a handsome dinner last hight i'm honor
! of MIR. and Mrs. Wendell Il. Hetherington,
/ of Bedding, Mich, who guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Hetherington The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs Paul
/ Willard Bottome, of New York, and MIR
| and Mrs. George Cooper, of Greenfield The
/ appointments were in pink and pink roses
| formed the centerpiece. The table was
lighted by pink-shaded tapers. The name
cards had clever water color designs and
| each told a story which the guest receiving
/ il wrote during the evening.
Mrs. a. n. Branham. Mrs. George Edwin
Branham and Mrs. Dollie Hunter Wilson