The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-30


Bishop and Mrs. James Marshall Francis
will go to-day TO Madison, where they nave
taken a cottage for the summer months
Miss Helen Wiilien. who spent a few days
with Miss Anna and Miss Mary Reaume'
has returned 10 her home in Terre Haute
Mrs. Richard c. Miller, who will leave
this week for Seattle 10 remain permanent
ly, was at home informally yesterday after
noon.
Miss Steel, who was the guest of Mrs.
Edward Raub, has returned TO her home
in South Bend accompanied by Miss DAISY
DRAPER.
Miss Stella o. Dickey and Miss Mary
Byrum OF Chicago will come the last or
the week for a short visit with Miss Laura
a. Smith
DR.. and Mrs. William Charles White have
taken the residence Ill East sixteenth
street, and will remove there the first or
tile month.
Mrs. Hugh Brown Cutter will return to-
Cay to her home in Louisville, after
months visit with Miss Elizabeth and MISS
Lucy Hardy
Miss Corinne Mansfield. who is visiting
friends liz Carlisle, Pa. will go to Lancaster
after the Fourth to be the guest OF Miss
kittie Gault.
Lieutenant Hugh Drum, who was the
guest of Mrs. Anna Carroll Reaume and
daughters, has returned TO Denver where
he Is stationed.
Miss Carroll and Miss Llewellyn Hemin-
gray Of Muncie, have returned home after
brief visit with Mrs. p. A Kinds and Mrs
Lynn A Stone.
wood and Miss Margaret Lockwood will
leave shortly TO spend the summer months
at Walloon Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bard Arnold and
children will leave tomorrow afternoon
for Pigeon Cove, Mass, to remain until
the middle of September.
Mrs. Clara Bradshaw, of Lebanon, who
has spent a week with Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe
o. Hawkins. will be with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. Foster later in the week
Mrs. Maria Foster Buchanan left yester-
day for Chicago, where she will spend
week with Miss Leonard and will be guest
at Miss Leonard's marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Morrison and Miss
tions for a dance tomorrow evening be-
cause of death in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waite Buttolph
have. returned from an automobile trip to
Gambler o. Mr.. Guy Buttolph who &C
companied them is still in Gambler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb S. Denny will leave
tomorrow for Cape May, where they will
spend the summer with their daughter.
Mrs. Horace J. Nixon, of Woodbury., n. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hibben, Miss
Helene Hibben and Mr. Pax Hibben will
leave to-day to spend the remainder of the
summer at their country place in Ken
lucky.
Mrs. T. N. Rea and daughter. Maud will
they will make an extended visit with Mr..
and Mrs. p. NJ. Barnard. Mr.. Rea will join
them later.
The children of Irvington will give a lawn
fete from 1 to this afternoon at the
home of Miss Mary Cravens, $3.50 Univer
sity avenue for the benefit of the Fresh
Air Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kelley, of South
Terre Haute, who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard G.. Carey, have returned to
| their homes.
Miss Margaret Ridgeley has returned
several months, and will accompany Mr..
| and Mrs. j. K. Lilly to Wawasee the lat
| ter part of the week.
| Miss Myla Smith, Miss Anna Wheeler
| from Terre Haute, where they have spent
/ several weeks, and been guests at a num-
| Der of social affairs.
The marriage of Mr.. T. H. Lantford and
Miss Mary Ticket solemnized Sunday
| of North Alabama and Thirteenth streets.
! The couple left shortly after the ceremony
| for Martinsville, their future home.
Mrs. Henry SEVERN has issued cards for
/ a reception Thursday from to at her
home East Eleventh street in honor of
/ Mrs. Augusta SEVERN who will leave soon
| for visit abroad; Mrs. Herman p Lieber,
Paoli.
| Dr. and Mrs. John H. Oliver will leave
i to-day for Sylvan Beach, Mich, where Mrs.
/ Oliver will spend the remainder of the sum-
| mer. DR.. Oliver will return TO town in a
/ few days. and will go to Sylvan Beach in
| August to spend several weeks. DR.. Thomp-
son will accompany DIR. and Mrs. Oliver
| north.
Mr.. and Mrs William B. Barry announce
| the marriage of their daughter, Bessie
Scott. to DIR. John Jordan Booz. which took
place yesterday afternoon at half-past four
| at their home. Only the immediate rela-
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gone north on wedding journey and will
| be at home after Sept. at 240 West New
| York street.
Mrs. Frank b. Wynn was at home in
formally ySsteraay, d afternoon az na t0r c her
| den flowers. prettily arranged in vases an.
| bowls, formed the decoration for TT q
| rooms Assisting Mrs. Wynn in entertain
| ing were Mrs. Theodore Potter Mrs w
| III. Hobbs, Mrs. George @. +. Edenharter,
Mrs. j. s. Barnhill, and Mrs. Thomas Hood.
Mrs. Junkerman and daughter, Miss
Katherine Eggleston Junkerman, who have
! been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar j. Fos-
ter since the HanleyFoster wedding last
| week, returned yesterday to their home in
Cincinnati. Miss Clara Anderson. of Ke-
! vance, ILL.,. who has also been with Mr.
! and Mrs. Foster since the wedding will be
! with Mrs. III. G. Cox after the last OF the
week.
Mrs. p. Atwood Kinds gave a pretty
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Emily
| Olcott of Muncie who Is the guest of Mrs.
| Stoughton Fletcher. The table was laid in
pink. with pink sweet peas for the floral
| establishment. The guests entertained
| with Miss Olcott were Mrs. Lynn n. Stone,
| Mrs. Fletcher, Miss Eliza Chambers Miss
Corella TAYLOR, Miss Elizabeth Cooper. and
Miss Carroll and Miss Lewellyn Hemingway
| of Muncie.
Out-of-town guests who are here for the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Anne Butler
| TO Mr.. Carlos Rocker, which will occur
| this evening at the home of the bride $
| parents. President and Mrs. Scot Butler
| in Irvington. are Mrs. David Owen Thomas
| OF Minneapolis; Mrs. Martha Todd and
Mrs. Clay Rockwell OF Cincinnati: Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. w. Comfort of Evansville; Mr..
John Butler of FL Orc, Mexico. and Mrs
| Mary Foote OF Paris. Ill. There will be no
! attendant at the wedding except a little
! flower girl, Margaret Rocker.
Mrs and Mrs. Frederick A Joss gave a
delightful dancing party last night al the
| Country Club in honor of their sister Miss
| Anna CT. Hubbard. and OF the Misses Hub
| bard, of Wheeling. w. Va, who are visiting
| Miss Cerene Ohr The front room of the
| clubhouse charmingly arranged with
wild roses in artistic wall-pockets, and the
dining room and other rooms were effect
| lively done in ma-gucrites- Assisting Mr.
and Mrs. Joss in entertaining were
Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Butler Jane