The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-09

visit to New Castle Ind.
The Friday Night card club will give
dance during the holidays.
Mr.. j. c. McFate has returned from
business trip to New York.
Mrs. Frank weadon and son went to Chi
cago Monday TO attend Faust"
Miss Tarpy. of Louisville. KY. will come
| soon to visit Miss Margaret Neuman
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Ross have invita-
| tions out for a dinner Friday evening.
Miss Kate Smith has gone to Greensburg.
where she is the guest of Miss Cora Zoler.
Miss Reynolds, of New Orleans. will
spend the holidays with Miss Grace Cava-
nagh.
I MsS Anna will 20 to s Gpis Mile
| Bickle.
Miss Maude Mcconnell who is visiting
| Mrs. Baker in Chicago, will return home
| to-day.
Mr. Ernest Duncan. of Chicago will
| Duncan.
| Mrs. Lewis Bodman will leave next Tues
| day to spend month with relatives in To-
| ledo, o.
| after visit in Worthington with relatives
| and friends.
| Miss Margaret Wild, of Noblesville Is
| here for few days with her sister, Mrs.
Eddy Campbell
Mrs. Frederick verbarg and son, Of North
| Vernon, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
| Trip at English Hotel.
| Mrs. Walter Taylor. of Orange, N. J., is
visiting Mrs. Edward Hereth at her home
| on North New Jersey street.
| Mrs. Evan Lilly, Miss Marguerite Lilly
and Miss Margaret Ridgeley will leave
| shortly for visit In the South.
Mrs. Velm, Of st. Louis, and Mrs. Epson.
OF Iowa are spending r. fortnight blight with
Mrs. Theresa voss Smith has issued invi-
| tations for a tea Friday, Dec Is, from to
6, in honor of Mrs. Owen Davies Odell.
Mrs. p. NJ Pursell will return to-day from
| Avondale o., where she spent a fortnight
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles John Bowman.
| Mr.. Charles Pfaff. of Chicago. has
| turned home after a visit with his aunt.
| Mrs. George w. Morrison, at the Pressly.
Miss Bertha Potter. of New York. will
arrive the latter part of the month TO
spend the holidays with Miss Lillian
Fauvre.
| Mr.. Leonard Campbell will be at home in
two weeks from Williams College to spend
| Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Eddy Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop, of Greensburg, will
| spend the holidays with Mrs. Lathrops
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Browning, on
| ST. Clair street.
terday in honor of Mrs Jeffries. of wash
ington, and Mrs Wright, of Freeport, ILL.,,
who are her guests.
the latter part of the week from a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William D.
Kerfoot. in Chicago.
Miss Julia Mccormick. of Xenia. o.. who
| Is visiting Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, Will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown after the
| latter part OF the week.
| Miss Clara Sanborn will return from
school a week from Thursday to spend the
| holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. w. Sanborn, on Ashland avenue.
| The members of the Katherine Home
board will have sale of aprons, handker-
chiefs and dolls this afternoon with Mrs.
| John c. Wright, 80 East Vermont street
Miss Lillian and Miss Madeline Fauvre
| have issued invitations for the second OF
| their matinee parties to be given Saturday.
| terrain their guests at the University Club.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Merle N. A. Walker gave a
| dinner last night, their guests being Mr..
| and Mrs. Orlando b. lies, Mr.. and Mrs.
| wehrman and Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
| Buchanan.
Miss Sue Howe will give a matinee party
to-day in honor of Miss Lily Wilson. of New
| Rochelle, n. Y, who is visiting Miss
Florence Jones. Miss Wilson will leave
| Friday for Lexington. KY, where she will
| visit her grandmother.
Mrs. William H. Coleman will leave Mon
day to attend a meeting Of the Board of
Lady Commissioners of the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition in st. Louis. She will be
| accompanied by Miss Won Mayhoff, of New
| York. who will arrive Saturday for a short
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick E. Barrett enter
| tanned a number Of friends at cards last
| night. The company was the first given by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett since their marriage
| in June. The parlors were decorated with
| American Beauty roses and the dining room
| with scarlet carnations. About forty guests
| were entertained.
The last of the lectures given by DR..
| Richard Moulton at the Girls Classical
School will be given tomorrow afternoon
| at g. when he will speak on 1.-The Wander
| ing Jew" tomorrow evening at s, when
he will give Shakspeare's Winters Tale, :"
and Friday afternoon at 8, when he will
| conclude his series by an address on 1.-THE
Dignity of Fiction.
Miss Mary Stubs entertained a number
of friends yesterday afternoon in honor of
her guests, Miss Chandler, of Richmond.
| and Miss Mary Stout. of Paoli who is with
| Miss Harold. Assisting Miss Stubs in her
| Inequalities were Mrs. Clark E. Day, Miss
May Baar and Miss Mary Person; The
and Miss Lillian Henley, of Carthage, and
Miss Sarah Rogers, of Toronto, Canada
ChrySanthemumS were used for the decora-
ton of the rooms.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall has issued cards
for Morris evening Friday of this week at
| her home, No. 623 North Pennsylvania
| street. in honor of Dr. Ricahrd G. Moulton.
The invitations are extended to those of
Mrs. Sewalps friends who are interested in
the study of the great poet, artist and po-
litical reformer, William Morris, of whom
DR.. Moulton is a student and exponent.
AS Mrs. Sewall is anxious to give the Nor
ris lovers of the city the pleasure OF this
| evening, she will be glad to add to her list
Mrs Anna Segar was the hostess for a
| small card company yesterday afternoon
| at her home in the Meridian. having for
her guest of honor Mrs Charles Thomas
| Hanna, one of the October brides. Assist
| ing Mrs. Segar were Mrs. Charles Z. Coots
| and Mrs Smock. For the luncheon follow
ing the card game the guests were seated
! at one long table, which was decorated
| prettily with scarlet carnations and scarlet
| tapers in crystal candleholders. The sand
| witches and bonbons were tied with scarlet
| ribbons.
Miss Emma Louise Atkins was the host
ess for delightful musicale last evening
| at her home on North Meridian street ask
ing her guests TO hear programme given
by Miss Florence Atkins who Is home for
the holidays from Chicago, where she is
studying. Miss Atkins's numbers were my
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." from Samson
and Delilah," by Saint-Saens; "Fraume %
from Tristan and Isolde" by Wagner;
"Widmung" by Schumann; "Fruhlings-
laube," by Schubert; ''Wohin," by Schu-
bert; "Sapphic Ode" by Brahms; La HUI
banera" from Carmen" "A May Day.
by Walthew; 'The Minor Chord" by Wag-
ner; 1.-The Lass with Delicate Air." by
De Arme; THE Cradle Song by Vannah,
and 1.-THE Years at the Spring." by Beach.
Miss Carrie Hyatt accompanied Miss At
kins who sang delightfully."-. A violin and
piano number by Edward Schutt-"L'Alle-
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