The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-29

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visiting friends for few days.
Prof and Mrs Franz Bellinger will spend
six or eight weeks Of the summer In irving
ton.
Mr.. Clarence Coffin returned the first OF
city.
Miss Georgia McDermott will return to-
morrow from short visit with frienos In
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Laurissa l.. White has gone to Mar
tinsville for two weeks visit with MIS-
Fannie Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymand P. Van Camp VIII
go to Cincinnati next month to Visit mr.
and Mrs. w. Il. White.
Mrs. Hyde and Miss Josephine Hyde viii
leave the latter part OF June Tor their suHi-
mer home in Vermont
Miss Marguerite Lilly has returned from
school in New York, and Is with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Evan F. Lilly.
Miss Converse. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles w. Moores, VIII return
to-day to her home in Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Coffin are In
Terre Haute, where they are making
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Jay keyes.
Mrs. Ernest H. Trip returned yesterday
from a short visit with Capt. and Mrs VIII
liam E. English at their home in the coun-
try.
Mrs Herbert Sugg will return tomorrow
to her home in Clinton, after spending sew
eral weeks with her sister. Mrs. Samuel y.
Van Camp.
Mrs Richard Smith will leave shortly
for New York, where she will visit for two
months at Lawrence Park and other East
ern points.
Miss Anne Fraser will leave the last OF
next week for Chicago, where she Will re-
main to attend the Barkwell-Deering wed
ding on June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph smuck who have
been in Washington. d.. c.. for the past
six months, are expected TO return 10 the
city shortly for residence.
Mrs. Charles E. Howe and son, who have
been visiting Mrs. Howe's mother. Mrs. N.
L. Atkinson. at the Meridian. will return to-
morrow to their home in Minneapolis.
Mr.. E. c. Dana, of Niles, Mich, arrived
yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. George
Philip Meier. Mrs. Meier has discontinued
her reception day at home for the season.
Mr.. John L. Geiger will leave soon for
steamer Cedric to spend the summer
abroad. He will return to this country
Aug. 20.
Misses Laura and Clara Williams will
return within fortnight from Lake Erie
College. They will be accompanied nome
by Miss Frances Smith, of New York, who
will visit them.
Miss Gladys Wright, of Grand Rapids.
has arrived to visit Mrs. John Candee Dean
and attend the Classical School commence
ment exercises from which school she was
graduated last June.
Miss Anna Stanton Will leave to-day for
Boston. where she will remain during the
| months of June and July. Miss Stanton Will
| take instructions in gymnastics and dane
| ing at the Gilbert Summer Normal School.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard j. Hackney have
| returned from short trip on the Ohio
river. They were accompanied by Mr.. and
| Mrs Ralph ID. Polk, of Greenwood. Mrs.
| Polk was formerly Miss Grace Porterfield,
| of Richmond, and was an April bride.
| Miss Emma Martindale is the guest Of
Mrs. Hervey Bates. jr;. in Chicago. and
the summer at the Martindale cottage. Mr..
! and Mrs. Z. b. Martindale will leave
Wednesday to join them at Harbor Point.
! Mrs. Thomas C. Day and little grandson,
| East, and will spend the summer at Mar
| tha's Vineyard. They will be joined there
by the Rev. and Mrs J. Ross Stevenson.
| is attending school at Pennington, Conn.
| Mrs. Frank Ittenbach entertained the
members of the ST. Mary's of the Woods
Club yesterday afternoon at her home oD
| North Capitol avenue. There were about
! forty guests present and cards were played.
| Carnations and garden flowers formed at
| tractive decoration for the several rooms.
| Mrs. James N. Rogers received infor-
| mally yesterday afternoon at her home, on
| North Meridian street, in honor of her
| daughter, Mrs. Hanford Newell Rogers, of
| Laurel, Miss. Assisting Mrs Rogers In en-
| PERTAINING the callers were Mrs. Gustav A.
/ Rocker, Mrs. Charles A. Wallingford Mrs.
| w. W. Winslow and Mrs. George w. Pang-
born. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers will leave next
Wednesday for their home in the South.
Mrs. Louis c. Butler gave pretty card
| company yesterday morning at her home on
| North delaware street Her friends were
| asked to meet her guests, Mrs. Wright, OF
| Knightstown, and Mrs. Fearcy, of Muncie
ranged with peonies and American Beauty
roses. During the morning Mrs. Wright
| sang several songs. Mrs. Butler was as
sisted in her Inequalities by her daughter
| Lucille.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Rogers have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Mary and Mr.. Charles Herbert
Stuart on Wednesday evening. June II, al
Miss Rogers has frequently visited in In
| dianapolis and has large circle of friends
here. Miss Anna Louise Beck. of this city
will be one of the bridesmaids. Mrs. Win.
field, the bride-elect's sister, will be the
matron Of honor and Miss Mary Foreman
and Miss Mary Rogers will be the other
will attend the wedding. among them Mrs
]. W. Beck, Miss Ethel Cleland and Mr.
and Mrs. William CARRIER.
The members of Miss MerrilI's Thursday
class held their annual outing yesterday
and went to Broad Ripple on a special car
| A steamboat was chartered and luncheon
was served on board. Mr.. William Forsyth
was present, and gave a talk on "Art In
Holland" following line of thought re.
| Gently studied by the class The members
| Of the class are Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke
| MIS-. nenry Mann, MRS. J0nn r. Barnhill
Mrs. e. j.. Bremen, Mrs. Hilton U. Brown
Mrs. Daniel Lesley, Mrs. Conner, Mrs
| Frank ketcham Mrs. Thomas z. Hibben
| Mrs. w. II. Cook. Mrs. Charles Schurmann
| Mrs. r. s. Osgood, Mrs. H. B. Burnett Mrs
Edward II. Dean, Mrs. Scot Butler, Mrs
J: w: Piercy, Mrs. Louis Burckhardt anC
| Miss Nina Merrill.
MRS. FAIRBANKS ENTERTAINS.
A beautiful luncheon was given yesterda,
by Mrs. Charles w Fairbanks at her hom,
on North Meridian street as a farewell I,
Mrs. John L. Griffiths, who with Mr.. Grit
fths. will leave to-day to spend the sum
mer months abroad. The table was laid fo
sixteen. and was adorned with pink ant
white sweet peas, arranged in the cente
and at each place for guests favors. 1h
centerpiece of the table was a sailing YES
sci bearing the name Of the steamer OF
which Mr.. and Mrs. Griffiths will sail
"Grosser Kurfuerst." For the place card.
were souvenir postals addressed to Mrs
Griffiths. and on the reverse sides the name,
of the guests, who, before the conclusion O
the luncheon, wrote bon voyage" mes
sages. The ices were served in tiny trunk
forms. which bore labels of Paris London
| Berlin, ST. Petersburg and other places
which the guest OF honor expects to visit
Mrs. Fairbanks entertained Mrs. Griffiths
Mrs. Addison c. Harris, Mrs. Winfield Tay
lor Durbin, Mrs George F. McCulloch, Mrs
| Hugh j. MCGOWAN, Mrs. William Henri,
Coleman, Mrs. John Newman Carey, Mrs
Stoughton Fletcher, Mrs. William Scott
Mrs. Elias Jacoby, Mrs. Clarence A. Ken
yon, Mrs. Samuel Z. Morss, Mrs. Charlie
R. Williams and Mrs. A. b. Anderson, o