The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-29


will arrive soon to be the guest of Miss
Frances Pangborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Cones and daughter,
Miss Cones. will leave the first of the week
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker and daugh-
ters will return tomorrow from Crawfords-
vile, where they spent Thanksgiving with
relatives
Mrs. Keyes who has spent several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. David Leslie Stlne,
will leave to-day to spend the winter in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn, of Chicago, who
Wednesday, is 'e spending Some time with
Mrs Sayles.
Miss Wilma English will give whistling
solo Tomorrow afternoon at the meeting
of the Business and Social Union of Roberts
Park Church.
Mrs. Leslie Hewitt and Mrs. c. r. Hewitt,
of No. 2lO5 North Capitol avenue, have re,
turned from visit to Athol, MISS ana
Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. James T. Eaglesfed will be at home
Tomorrow afternoon and will have WITH
her Mrs. Frank Rufus Shepard and Mrs
Roswell Hill, jr.
The December meeting of the Day MUIR
sery Association will be held at the nursery
home, No. $50 Russell avenue. at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. E. NJ. Archdeacon and children are
guests of Mrs. Anna F. Webb. 2425 North
New Jersey street, before leaving Tor their
new home in Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. b. Wilson Smith and daughters, Of
2114 North New Jersey street. will not OBJ
serve their day at home tomorrow on ac7
count of illness in the family.
Mrs. Walter Hale, of New York, will ar
rive soon to be the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Closer, and her sisters, Mrs. w. l..
Wilson and Mrs. Harrington Baker.
Mrs. Smothers, who is the guest of Mrs
Ward Dean, will leave Tuesday for Gin
cinnati to spend fortnight with friends
before returning to her home in Denver.
Miss Adabel Chenoweth and her guest
Miss Elsie Stoll. of Lexington, KY, will
return tomorrow to Cincinnati where they
are studying In the Conservatory of Music
Mrs. James E. Mccullough and Miss We'll
born will be at home Fridays In December,
and will have with them Mrs Perry II.
Blue. who recently came to this city to
live.
Mrs. Welcome. Rice. Mrs. s. c. Dickey.
will entertain the Peru Club Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. Rice, No. 1903 North Alabama
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lawrence. who
were guests of Mr.: and Mrs: Charles Rob
visit before returning to their home in Ma
lone, N. Y.
Miss Catherine Bum and Mrs. H. w.
Tutewiler will receive informally the after
noon and evening of Dec. at 1899 College
avenue in honor of their mothers eighty
fifth birthday.
Mrs. Frank Maus Fauvre and daughters,
Miss Lillian and Miss Madeline Fauvre.
have returned from Maxincuckee, where
they attended the Thanksgiving entertain
ments at Culver
Miss Minnie Kirschbaum has invitations
out for card party Wednesday afternoon
| in honor of Miss Jessie Eckhouse, Miss
| Kittner, of Defiance, o., and Miss Berolz-
| helm, of Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Van Camp enter
tanned yesterday at luncheon and later gave
a matinee party at English's in honor Of
| her guests, Mrs. John j. Hall and Miss
| Crowne of Dayton, o.
| Mrs. s. Z. Faber will return the first Of
the week from short visit with relatives
in Philadelphia Mrs Chamberlain; of Chi;
cago, who is the guest of Mrs. FNaber, will
remain until after the holidays
| Miss Lillian Mitchell has issued invita-
| tions for company Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Harriet Mary Fitch, whose
| extended to small number of Miss Fitch's
| friends.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Carlotta Tel
| ford, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b.
will occur Wednesday evening at o'clock
at the home of the brides parents, No. 1923
Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Shattuck announce
Gertrude, and Mr.. Leroy j. Carey. The
wedding will occur Wednesday evening.
The at-home announcement is for 29l1
Belefontaine street.
Mrs. A B. Mitchell and Miss Lillian
Mitchell will receive informally Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons, between the
hours of and 6, at their home, No. 1910
Talbot avenue, in honor of Miss Harriet
| Fitch. There are no invitations.
Miss Irene Nelson, of Upton, and Miss
| Sophie Pepper, of Connersville, who will
attend the marriage of Miss Estele Bar
nard and Mr.. Chauncey. Watson Tuesday
| night, will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Smith at the Meridian.
The Misses Alexander have issued invita-
/ tions to the artists of the city and few
other friends for. Saturday afternoon to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pyle. Mr.. Pyle
will talk Friday evening before the Irving
ton Athenaeum on 1.-The Art of To-day"
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Afillikan will enter
tain little coterie of their friends, who
dance together frequently, with dancing
party the evening of Dec. 8 to celebrate
! their wedding anniversary. The invitations
will be issued the latter part of the week.
L'Aiglon Club gave surprise theater
party Friday evening for it's president, Miss
Ella Mahalowitz. to celebrate her birthday
anniversary. AT O'Clock a messenger boy
ladened with flowers and gifts announced
the surprise. Mrs. Adolf Click chaperoned.
Mr. and Mrs. William Collamore and
daughter Effle spent Thanksgiving with DR..
and Mrs. Wade on Cornell avenue. Mr..
| Collamore returned last night to Cincinnati,
and Mrs. Collamore and Miss Collamore
The Ladies Club of the German House
will give its December party next Saturday
| afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Julius Hartman and
Miss Matilda Haueiesen will be the host
esses and their assistants will be Mrs Max
| Buehler, Mrs. b. Izor, Miss Laura Stake
and Miss Elizabeth Becker.
Two short plays, written by Miss Augusta
Stevenson, will be presented by members
of the Dramatic Club next Tuesday even
ing at the Propylaeum The committee in
charge includes Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Joss, Miss Malott Miss Edith Wallick, Mr..
Samuel Sutphin and Mr.. Lag Noble.
Mrs. Edgar j. Foster and Mrs. Maria
Foster Buchanan have returned from a
short visit with Prof. and Mrs. NJ. w. E.
Crowell in Franklin Miss Margaret Fos-
ter will return from Franklin the first of
the week. Mrs. Delano of California, will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Fos-
ter.
The members of L'Allance Franchise will
give a soiree musicale at the Propylaeum
the evening of Friday Feb. 4, for members
of the outside public. Mrs. Clarence a.
Kenyon, Miss Eliza Niblack and Mr.. Ed
ward Dubois have the musicale in charge
French songs and the works of French
composers will be given.
Mrs w. II. Jordan gave matinee party
yesterday afternoon in honor of her niece,
Miss Estelle Barnard, whose marriage &C.
ours Tuesday The guests were Mrs. Hec-
tor Fuller, Mrs. w. II. Smith. Mrs. Herbert
Dockwell, Miss Eleanor Shockney, Miss