The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-29
PERSONAL and SOCIAL News

Mrs. H. H Hall is spending a fortnight
In Martinsville.
Mr. John Sage has gone to Madison to
! spend a month with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs j. K Lilly have returned
| from a visit In Lexington, Ky.
Mrs G.. V. woollen will observe Thurs
day as her day at home during the season.
Miss Hubbard, of Evansville, will arrive
soon to be the guest of Mrs. {. l.. turner.
Miss Isabelle Wright, of Cleveland, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Walter Will
Jams.
! Miss Anna wiegand has returned from
/ a visit of several weeks with friends in
| Shelbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs Parrish, of Chicago, are Wis
| iting Mrs. Parrish's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| GloSSbrenner.
Mrs. Harry Dickhut will return to-day
| from visit with Mr.. and Mrs Steele III
| Terre Haute.
Mrs. William T. Brown is spending few
| days in Chattanooga in attendance at
| church convention.
Miss Gertrude Gladwin, of Chicago, ar
rived yesterday TO spend few days with
| Miss Anne Fraser.
Mrs ]. NJ Dennis, of Detroit, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Helen Dietz, on North
| Pennsylvania street
Miss Mary Kelsey Stone will return to-
morrow from a visit with Miss Grace
Haskell in Chicago
| Mrs. John Steiner has returned to her
home in Cataract, after visit with MIS-.
| Arthur Bradford Grover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walcctt Will re-
| turn the first of the month from Madison
TO spend the winter here.
| Mrs. James Braden, of Chicago. is the
| guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
| Campbell, at the Colonial.
Mr.. and Mrs Fon Riggs, of Rushville are
| in the city on their way to Chicago where
they will attend the horse show.
Miss McLain. who was the guest OF MIS-
| Charles Greenen for several weeks, mas re-
| turned to her home In st. Louis.
Mrs John ". Dittemore and daughter
| have returned to their home in Efingham
ILL.,, after a fortnights visit with friends
| here.
Mrs. Walter P. Benton, who spent several
| weeks with relatives in Chattanooga, is
| row i'm Cincinnati and will return home
| next week.
| Mrs Howard L. Kreider and Miss Nellie
| Kreider have returned to their home In
Omaha after visit of several weeks with
| relatives here.
Mr.. Will j. Teter of Terre Haute, who
came to attend the Ross-Swain wedding. is
the guest of Henry w. Smith, SO7 North
1 Alabama street.
Mr.. George Rafert will return to-mor
| row from Indiana University for short
| visit with his mother, Mrs. Rafert, on North
1 Delaware street.
Mr. and Mrs James E. Miner and daugh-
| ter. Miss Marguerite Miner, formerly or
Cincinnati have come to this city for per-
| manent residence.
Mrs. John Hackett Adams will leave next
| week for her home in Beaumont, Tex, after
an extended visit with her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. n. f. Dalton.
Miss Lehman, who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles George Lehman, will leave to-
day for visit in Lafayette before returning
| to her home in Kendallville.
Mr.. and Mrs William Garrard Comfy will
~l.gs- IL lodi Urha
| spent the summer, and will be at the Victo-
ria through the winter months.
Mrs. p. H. Fitzgerald left last night for
a short journey abroad She was accompa-
MED by her son John, who is returning
to the Goss school in Strassburg.
The Euterpean Club gave a dance at
| Brennekes last evening, entertaining Mr..
and and, Mrs George WY w. Ross: jr.' % OF New New
| Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Evans, who were
| recently married and who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Woollen on
their wedding journey, returned yesterday
| to their home in Ohio.
| Mr. Will j. Teter, of Terre Haute. enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ross, 1r.,
last evening at dinner at the Cla a; H S,,
Buckner and Mr.. Harry w. Smith
The engagement has been announced in
| Evansville of Miss Cornelia Cunningham,
daughter of the Hon. George Cunningham.
Il
| Capt. and Mrs. ]. A. Lemcke, of this city.
The Indianapolis Caledonian Quoting Club
will observe Halloween at the clubrooms to-
morrow evening. The women of the club
will have charge of the arrangements for
the celebration, which will be in genuine
Scotch style.
Mrs. John E. Hollett was the hostess for
a small company yesterday afternoon, en-
| tertaining a dozen friends in honor OF Miss
Ethel Failey, who is one Of the November
brides-elect. The reception room was in
pink, with pink roses for the floral decora-
| ton. In the dinging room the table was
| appointed in white and silver, and the dec
| orations were white chrysanthemums. Scar
let tapers in silver candelabra were used on
| the buffet. The guest favors were Bride
| rosebuds.
The ladies of Mayfower Congregational
Church will give a farewell reception to
Rev. Robert Storrs Osgood, retiring pastor
ing. The reception hours are from $50 to
| 1890 that friends from other churches will
be able to attend after attending their own
row for Belleplain, Ia, where he recently
accepted a call, and Mrs. Osgood will visit
friends in the city few days before join
| ing him in their new home.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Reese and
| Mr. Walter Benjamin Boyd was solemnized
| last night at the home of the bride on
Huron street. the Rev. M. B. Hyde, of
| Fletcher place Church, and the Rev. John
| s. Ward, of Howard-place Church, oficiat-
| ing. The out-of-town guests were MI and
| Mrs. III. III. Mason or Mount GARNER, LII. !,
| Mrs. Clark, of Athens, o.; DIR. Ralph
| Thompson, of Chicago; Mr.. Harry Thomp-
| son, of Mooresville; Miss Maude Roach of
| Cayuga n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles War
| nan and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pegs, Of
| Southport
An enjoyable musicale was given last
| night with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher in
| Woodruff Place. The informal programme
was given by the members of the faculty
| of the Central College of Music, and in
cluded numbers by Mr.. and Mrs. Leo B.
| Riggs Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Taylor, Miss
| Carrie Smith, Miss Hogan, Mr.. Herman
| Arndt and Mr.. Charles S. Parker. The
| guests included Miss Helen Fisher, of New
| York with Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Miss Vir-
| ginia Henrichs, of Erie Pa, with Mr.. and
| Mrs Harris +. Holland, and Miss Augusta
| White, of Iron Mountain, Mich.
Mrs Frank s. Izor received yesterday aft
| ernoon at her home on North Pennsylvania
| street to celebrate the twentieth anniversary
| of her marriage. The appointments through
the house were in the autumn colors, white
and brown, and the reception room had an
| artistic decoration of autumn leaves. The
| guest favors were booklets with the Riley
| quotation, when the frost is on the pump
| kin and the folders in the shock" Mrs.
Izor was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
c. p Broadway and Miss Stella and Miss
| Jane Glossbrenner. In the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Izor entertained forty guests at cards,
and were assisted by the same friends and
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Cakes. Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. B. Parrish, of Chicago, were among the
| guests. The appointments and the courses
of x1,a l,,n in yyhi