The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-20

past few months with her aunt in St. Paul.
Mimi, will return home next month.
Miss Laura Smith has returned from Chi
cago and will spend the summer with her
mother. Mrs. j. ]. Smith, at 221 North Ala
bama street
Mrs. Harriet Bingham. who has spent
several months with Mrs. John w. Kern.
is now with Mrs. Charles +. Kregelo, on
North Illinois street
Mrs. Henry c. Atkins will give buffet
luncheon Saturday at her home, 20 West
Thirteenth street. in honor of Mrs. Bald
win, OF New Orleans.
Mrs r. E. Jones' OF Edinburg. will arrive
to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs; George SICK,
ford and attend the Buckhorn-Sickford
wedding this evening
Mrs. Orville o. Carvin. OF East Washing
ton street. Irvington, will receive informally
this afternoon for her sister, Mrs. A y.
Brown, of Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Matilda Feibleman and daughter
Ruth will leave about June l for Europe.
and will go to Posen, Germany, to visit Mrs.
Feibleman's father for some time
Mrs ]. II. Ford and Miss Corinne Robin
son will leave today for washington, ~
who is at the National Park Seminary
Later they will go to Annapolis Tor the
commencement.
Mrs. Center and Miss Center, of Los An
geles. Cal, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Keller and family, have gone to
Seymour for a short visit. They Will re-
turn here the last Of the week and VIII
leave later 10 sail for Europe May Is
Miss Mayo will receive informally to-mor-
row afternoon from 8 to . o'clock. at her
home on North Pennsylvania street, In
honor of Mrs. Horatio Stone, OF Evanston,
and Miss Paxton, of Kansas, III, VINO Is
visiting Mrs. Arthur Hood. There are no
invitations.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Fauvre issued invitations
yesterday TO the ladies of the Indianapolis
Literary Club for a trolley ride and sup
.GAIA d0x~ a
At this time reports from the meeting
Of the Indiana Literary Clubs will be given
by the delegates.
The Dramatic Club will give its last en-
sse Propgae Si the T@o pays
sican Legacy and "A Proposal Under
Difficulties" will be presented. The ousi-
ness meeting OF the CLUB VIII u 6e h he 3oia
lowed by a dance.
Mrs. Sewall, as chairman Of the COM
mittee on education OF the Indiana Union
OF Literary Clubs. hiss gone over to Craw-
mittee. and to preside at the session on
education, which occurs Wednesday morn
ing: Mrs. sewall will return on the noon
train, and have her last at-home for the
season this afternoon from TO 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. George sickford entertained
daughter, Miss Grace sickford, and Mr.:
t mater ba WhS W pc tb em
bers OF the bridal party and few rela-
tives. The table was prettily adorned with
pink and White sweet set i in f srfsrS
Mr.. Buckhorn, Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Kingston. Miss Grace Allen. Miss Anna
Patton. Miss Anna Pearson, Mr.. William
Swain, Mr. Harry Sickford, Mrs. .. G.
Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer ximball. of
Chicago.
The entertainments for the women who
have accompanied their husbands TO the
Western Gas Manufacturers Association
will commence to-day with brake ride
to the Country Club. where luncheon will
be served. Tomorrow there will be a troll
ley ride to Broad Ripple In Mr.. McGowan's
private car. and supper will be served there.
Friday there win be a luncheon and party
to the Schumann-H eink recital at the new
Claypool Hotel. The women on the en-
Durbin, Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks. Mrs.
Charles A. Bookwaiter, Ms. Charles r.
Williams, Mrs. James NJ. Sornerville, Mrs.
w. III. Coleman, Mrs Hugh ]. MCGOWAN,
Mrs. Horace z. Smith and Mrs. John r.
Pearson.
A large party Of Indianapolis club women
went to Charlottesville yesterday to attend
the Indiana union of literary clubs, which
is in session there this week. Almost all
the Indianapolis literary clubs are repre-
sented. Mrs. W. T. Barnes and Mrs. Bertha
Test represent the Indianapolis German
Literary Club; Mrs. Albert Baker, the
Fortnightly Club; Mrs. Chaplin c. Foster.
the Woman's Club: Mrs. j. r. Smith and
j. j. Pierce, the Proctor Club: Mrs. Henry
Waite Buttolph and Miss Julia Walk, the
Conversation Club; Mrs. Perkins. jr., and
Mrs. A. l.. Lockridge, the Study Club Mrs.
A. N. Dwyer and Mrs. Charles N Thomp-
son, the Over-the-teacups Club; Mrs. Ed
ward Sewage, the Clio Club Mrs. S. E.
Perkins went as an honorary member OF the
union. Others who went were Mrs. Chester
Bradford, Mrs. David Ross. Mrs. J. r.
Smith and Miss Macy Coughlen.
A delightful company was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Howard Gale at her
home on Broadway In honor of Miss Marie
Hines. the bride-elect, and Mrs. c. c. Hines,
of New York, who is the guest OF Mrs.
Fletcher Hines. The guests were enter
tanned with two bridal guessing contests.
with clusters of flowers, pink roses, car
nations and peonies being used. With the
guests Of honor Mrs. Gale entertained Mrs.
John w. Jones, Mrs. Edward NJ. Church
man, Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner, Mrs. Louis
weslyn Jones. Mrs. John Randolph Brown,
Mrs. W. T. Brown, Mrs. Sperry, Mrs. Cora
Bedford, Mrs. Arthur Fletcher Hall, Mrs.
goice. Mrs xy; J. p Brewn Mrs. Ma Mary 6 D.
Lands, Mrs. Ernest Cole. Mrs. Barton
Cole. Mrs. Cora Crull. Mrs. Ida Wilson,
Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Allison Maxwell, Mrs
Emma Benson, Mrs. Adolph Seidensticker,
Miss Edna Stevenson. Miss Emily Fletcher
the Misses Alma and Ruth Maxwell, Miss
Carroll Cole, Miss Esther Cole, Mrs. Flora
Graydon Of Southport, and a number Of
MRS. KACKLEY's TEA.
A handsome tea was given yesterday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Thomas Reid Kackley in
honor of Mrs. Baldwin, of New Orleans
who is visiting Mrs. Nelson Augustus Glad
ding. The drawing room, where the callers
of the afternoon were received, was effec-
lively decorated with large branches Of
hawthorn blossoms and the same flowers
were used in the floral adornment of the
other rooms. The dining room had Amer
lean Beauty roses arranged gracefully in
vases on the table and sideboard. Assist
ing Mrs. Kackey in her Inequalities were
Mrs e c. Atkins, Mrs. Arthur Duel Gates,
Mrs N A. Gladding, Mrs. Charles Martin
dale Mrs. w. F. c. Colt Miss Emma At
kins. Miss Ola Smith, Mrs Henry G. At
kins, Miss Alice Fenton of Chicago. Among
the guests were Mrs. Louis Cass Hunt, of
Colorado, with Mrs. A. M. Robertson; Mrs.
A l., Varney, with Mrs. Gordon Varney;
Miss Mary Fletcher. of New York, with
Mrs. Edgar II. Evans.
BINGHAM-O'MALLEY.
The marriage OF Miss Nora O'Malley,
daughter of Mrs. ]. p. O'Mailsy. and Mr..
Edmund Herbert Bingham. of this city. was
solemnized at noon yesterday at the home
OF the brides sister. Mrs. George H.
Snow PIG Grummond Place, Detroit, Mich.
The Rev Father Ernest Van Dyke off,
ciated and the wedding was witnessed by
the families of the bride and bridegroom
only The bride wore travelling suit or
blue cloth Mr.. and Mrs Bingham left
Immediately for wedding trip to the East.
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