The Indianapolis journal., 1903-07-04
PERSONAL and SOCIAL News

Miss Leila Thomas is visiting Miss Mabel
| Osborn at Frankfort Ind.
Mr. Douglass and Mr.. Ward Dean VIII
| leave to-day for canoe TRIP.
Mr. Hal Hibben has gone to Maxinkuckee
| to spend week with friends
! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Healing will leave
to-day for Boston TO spend fortnight
Miss Sue Ketcham. of New York. has ar
rived to spend a few weeks with friends.
Mrs. John G. Williams and son Alan have
| gone to Maxinkuckee spend the summer
Miss Frances Pangborn left yesterday for
| a visit in Hanover. and later will go TO Mad
/ ison.
Mrs. A. d. Thomas has opened her cottage
at Harbor Point, and will spend the summer
/ there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley B. Raymond will
| leave in August for a trip to Yellowstone
Park.
| Mr. and Mrs Frank Rogers will leave
| Monday to spend the remainder OF the sum-
mer at Wawasee.
Miss Julia Rothschild, of Cleveland. came
Thursday to spend few days with Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Alfred Z. Cook.
Mrs. William Lockwood and Miss Mar
garet Lockwood will leave week from To-
morrow for Walloon lake.
Mrs. ]. E. Whelden and son George have
! gone TO Kansas. ILL.,, where they are guests
| of Judge Rose and family.
Mr.. William Fortune and family nave
! gone to Wawasee, where they Will speno
| the summer in their houseboat.
Mrs. Henry j. Brandon and daughter
have returned from Maxinkuckee, where
they spent the month Of June.
Miss Katherine Conlen will return to-
morrow from Williamstown. KY, where
| she Is guest at house party.
| party Of thirty young people went TO
Broad Ripple last evening and were chap
| eroned by Mrs. James n. Rogers.
Miss Stella Adams will return the first OF
| the week from short visit with Mr. ana
| Mrs. H c. Adams, jr., in st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Porter left yes
terday for the East and will sail next week
| to spend several months in England
Mrs Florence Bennett Brooks has re-
turned to her home in Cleveland, after a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs. C. ]. Corpsell, who was the guest of
her sister Mrs Henry Dollman, returned
yesterday to her home in Milwaukee,.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Gene G. Rauh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry g. Rauh, and Mr.. Berne b. Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Otto Ryker have re,
| turned to their home in kempton, after a
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Warne.
Mrs. David Owen Thomas. who was the
guest of Mrs. Perry Hill Clifford. has gone
to Chicago to visit before returning to her
home in Minneapolis.
son Arthur, Mrs. William G. Mendenhall
| and Mrs. Pearson Mendenhall have gone
| to New York and Boston.
Miss Lillian Atkins entertained dozen
girls informally yesterday afternoon in hon.
or of the Misses Hubbard. of Wheeling. w.
| Va, who are with Miss Cerene Ohr.
The Culture Club will meet Tuesday with
Mrs: B. B. Essex. 7ls North T New New ,5,ar; Jersey
ian,' and the leader Mrs. Frazee.
Mrs. F. NJ McCarten is entertaining a
house party over the Fourth, her guests be-
ing Mrs. De Veny and Miss Bessie Gibbons,
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homa City.
Mr.. Berton Byers, of ST. Louis. has ar
rived to spend the Fourth with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Byers. at the Glencoe.
Mr.. Will Hall, of Brazil, will arrive to-day
to be Mr. Byers's guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Stevenson and
daughter, Miss Edna Stevenson. went to
Cincinnati last night to spend a few days
Mrs. Stevenson and Miss Stevenson will
spend the month Of August in Vermont.
Miss Ida Griffin. who is visiting Miss
Maude Prier, will return to-day to her
home in Hammond. Miss Prier and her sis
garden party and musicale Tuesday even
ing in Miss Griffin's honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hypes Applegate
have gone to Mackinac to spend the month
August Mr.. and Mrs. Applegate will go
East to spend the month with Mrs. Thomas
De Maid in the Adirondacks.
Miss Corella Taylor will give break
|
will entertain her guests at the dinner dance
| at the Country Club. Miss Emily Olcott.
of Muncie, who is visiting Mrs. Stoughton
Fletcher. will be the guest of honor.
Miss Alberta Conlen is entertaining a
house party over the Fourth, her guests
being Miss Anna Conen Miss Florence
Cothrell and Miss Mary McConney. Last
evening Miss Conlen entertained number
of young men at dinner and to-day she will
give party to the races
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jordan. of Cincinnati,
arrived yesterday to spend the Fourth with
| Miss Anna Jillson. During their visit here
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jillson and Miss JILL
son will entertain a party at the Country
Club. their other guests being Miss Eliza
| beth Peck, Mr.. John Wallick, Mr. John d.
Thomson and Mr.. Warren Fairbanks.
Miss Helen Todd entertained few friends
with a picnic yesterday at Riverside. The
young women of the party spent the after
per by the men. Mrs. John W. Keyes, of
New York. was the guest of honor and the
! other guests were DR.. and Mrs David Les
ley Stine, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick p Her.
ron, Miss Lois Dyer, Miss Bess Byfield, Dr.
; Harry K. Langdon and Mr.. George Reeves
Miss Amber Ensley gave a prettiy ap-
pointed luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
. Miss Maude Prier. The table was laid in
, pink, and the floral decoration was of pink
I sweet peas With Miss Prier and Miss
Griffin Miss Ensley entertained Miss Edna
, Stevenson Miss Wiegand. Miss Holt, Miss
Frank. Miss Hazel Kenny, Miss Julia Kerr
, and Miss Hazel West. Following the lunch
: con the guests were entertained with an in.
formal musicale.
Mrs. Benjamin Hetherington entertained
2 a number of children delightfully."- yester-
1 day afternoon in honor of her little cousin
r Hilda Ross, of Cleveland. The house anc
I lawn were hung with flags in suggestio.
5 of the national holiday and the parlors
were charmingiy adorned with masses ol
poppies, sweet peas and nasturtiums. AS
! sisting Mrs. Hetherington in entertaining
her little guests, were Mrs. Henry Cav.
cite, Miss Marion Hetherington, Miss Cor
nelia Sloan, Miss Ethel Rhodehamel ant
: Miss Elsa Berner.
Miss Hazel Dietz was the hostess fol
a company yesterday afternoon in
, honor of Miss Florence Webster, who's,
= | marriage to Mr.. William Ray Long occur.
= | next week. The guests were entertained
, | at cards and each of them brought a gif
= | of china for the Eride-elect. The hous
. was decorated with pink and white flowers
! | and the same colors predominated in tn
: ices and CONNECTIONS. Assisting Miss Diet
| in entertaining was her mother Mrs. Dietz
| and the guests included several out-of-towl
| visitors, among them Mrs. Howard Jones
| of Richmond. with Mrs. Samuel X. Ruick
and Miss Nettie Gass, Of Muncie, with Mis-