The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-17

Mr. and Mrs c. b. Dodge have returned
from ten days visit in Chicago.
Miss Lefa Ballard. who visited Mrs. Ar
thur Allen, returned home yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Butler, of Chicago, is the
guest Of Miss Charlotte Scott for week.
Mrs. A NJ. Robertson has returned from
a months visit with relatives in Baia, Pa
Mrs Zelman, of New Albany. is the
guest of Mrs. N. A. Ryan, in Morton Place
Mrs. George S. Rowe has issued invita-
tons for tea Thursday afternoon from
TO 6.
Mrs. j. II. Walsh, of Detroit, is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Clune.
Mrs. Charles E. Baggs will entertain the
Sorosis Club this afternoon at her home on
Broadway.
Mrs Thomas H. Parry will return the
MartinSville.
Mrs. Nicholson, of Charlottesville, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Thomas j. Eastman
at the Colonial.
Mrs. Thompson. of Crawfordsville will will
spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nebeker Thompson.
Mrs. Charles Allison, who is the guest of
Mrs p. NJ. Pursell, will return Thursday to
her home in Spencer.
Mrs N A. Hyde and Miss Josephine
Hyde will leave Thursday to visit Mrs.
Grubbs, on Snip island.
Miss Fannie WOODBURY., of Cincinnati;
will arrive this week to visit Miss Hazel
Dodge, on College avenue.
Mrs A. E. Dietrichs returned yesterday
from a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Foster In Evanston.
Miss Helen Smith, who is the guest of
Mrs. Aaron Blair, will return tomorrow
to her home In Charlottesville.
Mrs Charles A. Pfaffiin has returned
from short visit with Miss Frances Nc
Elwee, in oxford, o., and in Cincinnati.
Nivnn IF
New Castle, will arrive this week to visit
Mrs. George Baum, of PIG East Michigan
street.
Mr. and Mrs Don Price Hawkins will go
to Chicago tomorrow for fortnight
visit with Mrs. Hawkinss parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elliot Durand.
Mrs. William Henderson and Miss Pearl
Henderson, who were guests of Mrs.
Charles Remy, have returned to their
home in Columbus.
The Coronado Club will give the first Of
its series OF. informal dances tomorrow
evening at the Brenneke Academy. The
dance will begin at $3.50.
Mrs Milton Bell and Miss Marie Del
man. who spent short time with Professor
and Mrs. William A. Bell, have returned
to their home in Kokomo.
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter, Miss jose
phne, and Miss Mary Reynolds, have re-
turned to Indianapolis for residence and
are at 2223 College avenue.
D.
iton, who came to attend the meeting OF
the Magazine Club Saturday, have returned
to their home in Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mckay will receive
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Newbert, of All
Souls Church. There are no invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stockton returned
yesterday TO their home In Evanston, after
a brief visit with their son. Mr.. John Stock
| ton, who has recently come here to live.
r hoe inx-i 10 N
| for high tea Friday afternoon in honor
| of Mrs. Irving Swan Brown, of Worces-
| ter Mass. who is with Mrs. A. A. Barnes.
| Mrs. w. D. Wiles and daughter. Mrs.
| formerly of this city. who are now in New
York, will visit relatives here after the
| holidays.
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Plum, who have
spent several months with Mr.. Plum's par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Plum, will
| return the latter part of the month to their
home in Milwaukee.
Mrs Charles p. Doney will read an orig
inal story at the company to be given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. j. H. Talbot
for Miss somerville, and there will also
be a musical programme.
Mrs. Henry Kahn was at home informally
yesterday afternoon for her guest, Mrs;
| Kantrowitz, of Cincinnati. Mrs Kahn had
| with her during the afternoon Mrs. Henry
| Rauh and Mrs. Emma Eckhouse.
Mrs. Jerome George Kurtzman. of Min
| neapolis will arrive the latter part of next
! month for a six weeks visit with her par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. McCune. Mr..
| HUFFMAN will accompany her for a short
visit here.
Mrs. McHenry, of Owensboro. KY, will
arrive Saturday for an extended visit with
| her daughter, Mrs. William L. Horne. Mrs.
Fred Appel. of Boston, formerly of this
city, will spend the holidays with Mrs.
| Horne.
The marriage of Miss. Harriet Fitch
| Spades, formerly of this city, and Mr.. Red
ding, of Cleveland. o.. will occur Dec. at
| noon at the Tabernacle Church in this city.
Miss Fitch will arrive next week to be with
her aunt Mrs. w. A. Bristor, here.
Miss Bertha Balls and Miss Clara Haw-
kins will go to Bloomington Friday to
| spend few days with Miss Clara Lewis
| who is attending Indiana University. They
will be guests at dance which will be
| given by the Kappa Alpha Theta frater-
nifty.
Miss Hazel Dietz issued invitations yes
terday for card party the afternoon OF
| Friday, Nov. II, in honor of Miss Helen
Evans, Miss Ethel Dearborn; and Miss Bess
of Coyington, Ky. who will be her guests
| over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bruce entertained
a few friends at cards last night in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allison. of Spen-
| Ger, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. M
| Pursell Mrs. Clayton Potts will entertain
a small company at cards this evening fol
| MI. anu ME- AillSOu
| Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Butterfeld entertained
| forty young people with an indoor garden
party last night In honor of the sixteenth
| birthday anniversary OF their son Clarence
| The house was prettily decorated In rec
and white and masses of palms and rustic
furniture gave the garden effect. In the
| first parlor the mantel was banked with
| palms and ferns and red and white carna.
| tons, and In the second parlor palms and
| Japanese lanterns were used. A phono
| graph furnished entertainment for the
| young people and during the evening
! musical programme was given by Professor
Miss Armstrong and Miss Carrie Camp
| bell assisted in entertaining. The table
! where the supper was served was deco
! rated In white chrysarthemums with
| streamers of red and white from the chan.
| delier to the table corners and red chrys-
| anthemums were given as guest favors
GRAY-LAUNDER.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, Nov. 16.-George Gray, q
young business man of this city. and Miss
Faye Launder. a prominent young society
woman. were married this evening at
o'clock. About twenty-five guests witnessed
| the ceremony, at which Dr. F. NJ Kempel
| officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, who were
| married on the forty-first anniversary OF
| the marriage of the brides father anc
mother. left for wedding tour of the West
and Will be at home after Dec TO-
suggestions to Shoppers.
Many of the new stocks for dress veal
show elaborate designs in beads preferably