The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-06
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Miss Essie Hunter returned Friday from
a two weeks visit in -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Crimp. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. III. Shank for
several weeks, went 10 Chicago Wednesday
for a short visit before returning 10 their
home in Birmingham, Ala....MiSs Martha
Beeson. of Old Point Comfort, on her way
to DeS Moines, Ia. came Thursday to spend
two weeks with Mrs. Perry III. Clifford. -.
DIR. III. c. Gilbert. of Rushville, spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Gilbert on Irving
ton avenue. -. Miss Verna Richey returned
yesterday from a two weeks visit in JEFF
rsonville....M MI. and Mrs. Gus Brown, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Amos But
Ter, have returned to their home in Bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Braden will leave soon
for Chicago for permanent residence. Miss
Hazel Reeves, of Columbus, is visiting Miss
Essie Hunter. d.. Mrs. August Jutt and
daughter Sarah have returned from a fort
nights visit in Peru....Mr. c. 3. coleman
is home from a weeks camping trip at
Kenton, O....Mrs. Theodore Gist and DR.
Cairn, O....Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heaton
are spending a few days in Marion Mrs.
Judge Brown has been spending the week
with her daughter, Mrs. c. B. Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Clark have re-
turned from an extended trip through the
East....Miss Anna Morris, of Samaria, is
the guest Of Miss Pearl Leedy....Miss Luz
Gle Carr will go to Charlestown, Ind,
Wednesday to be gone three weeks. Mrs.
Elizabeth Olsen, Miss Florence Olsen, Mr..
Roy Olsen, Miss Mamie King. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown and Mr.. John Brown have
gone to Michigan City to spend a few days.
Mis- Esther Cole will return tomorrow
from a two weeks visit at Bay View.
Miss Fannie Minor entertained the Pi Beta
Phis and a few friends with a finch party
Friday evening at her home on West Wal
nut street....Mrs. Carl Loop Is home from
two weeks at Economy....Mrs. Percy VIII
liams entertained a few friends Monday
afternoon with a Canadian tea for her sis
ter, Miss Evelyn Jeffries, whose marriage
to Mr.. Walter King occurred last night.
A number of companies have been given In
Miss Jeffries's honor during the past week.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Clarence For
syth entertained a few friends, and on
Wednesday evening Miss Elsie Hall and
Miss Retta Barnhill gave a slumber party
at Miss Halls home on I%rvington avenue.
Miss Evelyn Butler gave a thimble party
Thursday afternoon, and Friday morning
Mrs. George Brown gave a $50 O'Clock
breakfast: Her guests were: Miss Evelyn
Jeffries, Mrs. Percy Williams, Miss Flor
ence Olsen, Mr.. Paul Jeffries, DR.. Fred
Towles and Mr.. John Brown....Mis Clara
Shank returned Wednesday from Seattle.
Wash. F. Mr.. Frederick Schowe has issued
invitations for the marriage of his daugh-
ter Anna and Mr.. Garrish Rogers, of Han
over, TO take place Wednesday, Sept. 16. at
the home of the brides sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth Olsen, 217 Downey avenue....Mr
George Brown gave a. family dinner Friday
evening in honor OF Miss Anna Schowe....
Mrs. w. f.. Allen will give a china shower
Wednesday afternoon for Miss Anna Schowe,
who will be married Sept. 16 to MIR. Garrish
Rogers, of Hanover. Miss Lora Campbell,
of Anderson, will come tomorrow to spend
a few days with Miss Essie Hunter....Mr
Robert Hall has returned from Logansport,
and next week he will go to New Albany.
Mr.. Charles McElroy will go to-day TO
Springfield for a two weeks visit. -. Miss
Charlotte Griggs is attending the Teachers
Institute at Connersville. Mr.. Dave Will
liams has returned from a visit in Knobs,
Ind. Miss Anna Karslake. of New Ro-
chelle. N. Y, after spending the summer
with her brother. Prof. W. ]. Karslake, will
return home Miss Grace Muir
ray. of Riverside. Cal. who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Clara Mathews,
for several weeks. will return home Tues
Prof. J. Dorsey Forrest attended the
State convention Of the Illinois Christian
missionary. IA progressive house party was
given last week in honor of Miss Edna
Wink, of Knighstown. The party included
Miss Helen Carver. Miss Hurd Jacobs, Miss
Grace Mathews and Miss Joy Vance.