The Indianapolis journal., 1903-12-13

lidge, of Rushville. Mr.. and Mrs. Leding
left for wedding journey In the East.
and will go in the spring to their home in
Cleveland.
Suggestions to Shoppers.
Luxurious young America has even his
coasting sled fitted up with all the modern
conveniences and instead of the hard IL
lovely boards Of earlier winters, the up-to-
date coasters now show a seat upholstered
with tufted leather.
The pretty trifies for the desk are appre-
ciated by most people, either feminine or
masculine, and the dainty sets of paper cut
ter, envelope opener and seal should at
tract many buyers. The sets come in all
silver in pretty designs, or in silver and
pearl, or silver and ivory.
The handles of horn which make such an
effective finish to silver things are being
utilized for many OF the little paper knives
and the effect is particularly good when a
branching bit Is used. One of the prettiest
of the small blotter rolls has q horn handle
instead OF the more familiar affair Of ster-
ling silver.
The double rosette with the connecting
twist of ribbon, which has to a great extent
supplanted the simpled bow for the hair. is
shown In several Of the shops already made
up. These may be homemade at a lesser
cost, but the shopmade rosettes are apt to
have chic which the homemade fingers
find 1T difficult to give.
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The heavy street gloves in miniature sizes
shown by one shop will make the heart of
the small boy happy by their close resem-
blance to the ones worn by fathers. They
hRaVY.
guiltless of wrist. The small maid, too, re-
joices in the gloves. for the instinct to ap-
propriate the good things that are man s
by right, springs early in the feminine
soul.
The little art nouveau watches In the dull
gold are about the most attractive things in
the way of feminine timepieces and the
tiny things are so ornamental that ii should
distress no one IL they are inaccurate in
their time keeping. Still they are said to
give them an added value in some eyes.
Very lovely too is the little watch in pale
green with Dresden figures shown by one
shop. The latter timepiece costs $40.
Personal and Social Notes.
Mr.. Charles Patton has returned from
Mr.. Gerry M. Sanborn is In Chicago for a
few days.
Miss Irene Gable will give a card party
next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H. B. Holloway has returned from
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
The Phi Delta Theta men will give a
dance at Brennekes Dec. 80.
Miss Cordelia Hughes will go to New Or
leans to spend the holidays.
Mr.. L. Weiss will leave in a few days for
Europe TO spend the winter.
Mrs. Ad Miller and son will go to Column
bus, o., to spend the holidays.
Miss Stella Adams will return from an
extended visit in the East this week.
A euchre and dance will be given to-mor-
row evening at the Americus clubhouse.
DIR. and Mrs. B. NJ. Gundelhnger have
gone to Martinsville TO stay two weeks.
The Charity Club will meet at Tabernacle
Church tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
Mrs. Oliver Byram has issued cards for q
tea Dec. Is for her sister, Miss Beth briggs.
Miss Gale Gardner, of New York, will
spend the holidays with Miss Edith Wilson.
spend the holidays with Miss nellie DEM
erley.
Mr.. Frederick verbarg of North Vernon,
will spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Tripp.
Miss Mabel Folsom. of New Castle, will
arrive this week to visit Miss Essie VIII
liams.
Miss CIarissa sanborn Will return from
Oxford College Friday to spend the holi-
days.
Miss Ada Fitch, of Lawrenceburg, is visit
ing Miss Clothil6e Schwartz on Talbot av-
enue.
Mr.. Edward Mayo will return next week
from Cornell to spend the holidays with his
mother.
The Misses Minor will issue invitations
this week for card party Wednesday,
Dec. 80.
Mrs. John H. Holiday and daughter
Elizabeth have gone to Baltimore for a
short visit.
Miss Edna Deane, of Little Rock, Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. A. Deane, jr., OF The
Alexandra.
Mr. George Chandler. of Cleveland, O.,
will be home to spend the holidays with
his family.
Miss Elizabeth Rieman, Of Baltimore, will
come early In January TO visit Miss Anna
Louise Beck.
The Soross Club will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. John Pierson, on North Me-
ridian street.
Miss Edna Wright will give a card party
next Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morrison Talbot
returned yesterday from visit of several
months abroad.
Miss Florence Cothrell will return the lat
ter part of the week from an extended visit
In Fort Wayne.
Miss Nellie Shower will return this week
from Oxford, o., where she attends the
Western College.
The Minuet Club has issued invitations
for its holiday dance at Brenneke's Mon
day evening, Dec. Is.
Mrs. Joseph E. Reagan will entertain the
members of the Half and Half Club
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs d. L. Wood and Miss Marcia Wood
have returned from a visit with Mrs. John
Glover in Urbana, Ill.
Miss Emily Hard of Worcester. o.. who
has been visiting Mrs. Carroll B. Carr, has
returned TO her home.
The Clio Club meeting which was to have
been held tomorrow has been postponed
on account of sickness.
Mrs George II. Swain viii go to New
York to spend the holidays with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Ross. jr.
Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates and Miss Atkins
returned last night from Chicago, where
they attended grand opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Moon, of Eau Claire,
Wis, will come to-day TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Haueisen for a few weeks.
Miss Ruth Rogers will issue invitations
shortly for dance Tuesday evening, Dec.
%, at the Woodruff Club house.
Mrs j. NJ. Neuberger, who has been vis-
iting friends here for a week. returned to
her home in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Bender and Mrs. Arthur
Meeks. of Muncie, who have been visiting
here, have returned to their home.
Mrs Otto Letter and sister, Miss Birk.
have issued invitations for two card parties
Monday and Tuesday, Dec. Is and 20.
The Tommer Club and the Indian Club