The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-04
Mrs. Harry Bliss has returned from Chi

Mr.. Frank warman will go to Seattle,
Wash, the first of the year.
Mrs John T. Brush has invitations out
for a luncheon Friday. Dec. IL
Mrs. Edward NJ. Churchman is spending
a week with relatives In Cincinnati.
Miss Grace Christian has cards out for
party at the University Club Dec. 81.
Mr.. Camanoni, of New York, will spend
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Letter
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levey returned yes
terday from a short visit in New York.
Mrs Frank Harrington and Miss Belle
Harrington have returned from Chicago.
Miss Julia Mccormick of Xenia, o., has
arrived TO visit Miss Elizabeth Caldwell
The first dance of the Woodruff Place
Club will be given tonight at the club
house.
Mrs Frederick whitlock has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Brainard Lemon, in
Louisville.
Miss Susan Pursell has returned from
a weeks visit with Miss Clara Lewis In
Bloomington.
Miss Emily oicott will return to her home
in Muncie Saturday after a visit with Miss
Corella Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. of Lafayette. spent
a few days this week with their son, Mr..
Edward Frank
Mrs. B: F. Bradbury. who was the guest
home in Muncie.
CORTLAND Van Camp. jr.. will re-
turn from Princeton to spend the holidays
with his parents.
Miss Gladys Wright will arrive from Gin
on Central avenue.
Miss Palmer. of New York, will arrive
Dec. % to be the guest of Miss Julia Kern
through the holidays.
The Philomathean Club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. William Morris, 210
West Twentieth street.
Mr. and MrS Arthur Maora will ontar-
tain their card club tonight at their home
on North Illinois street.
Mrs, Mrs; C. 2. tockard has cards out for rrs
Wright and Mrs. Jeffreys
Mrs. John Alfred Barnard will return
Monday from visit with her sister, Miss
Hilda Fletcher, in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs; Marvin Rice Maxwell and
| for short visit In New York
| Mrs Edward Raub has returned from
South Bend, where she went to attend the
| Studebaker-J Johnson wedding.
Miss Suemma vajen-Coleman will return
Dec; Is from Mrs. Finch's school in New
| York TO spend the holidays at home.
Mrs. Margaret Trip has returned from
| visit to Miss Nellie Grant in New York and
| will spend the winter in Indianapolis.
Miss Susan Pursell entertained a few
| friends informally yesterday afternoon in
! honor of Miss Mccormick, of Xenia, o.
| vile, visiting Mrs. Blacklidge's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snyder, on Ashland
avenue
Mrs Charles Bryant of Muskegon, Mich,
| will arrive this week to remain until after
| the holidays with her father, Mr.. N. j.
! McConney.
Mrs. Lydia Willard and Miss Willard
have issued cards for reception next
| Wednesday in honor OF Mrs. Charles Ster-
| ling Willard.
Mrs. John L. Mothershead and Miss
| Mothershead have issued invitations for a
/ luncheon next Wednesday for Mrs. Owen
Morris Mothershead, one OF the autumn
| brides.
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison will be at the
Propylaeum to-day to receive the Flower
Mission mite boxes. A large number are
| appreciate the favor If the holders will leave
| them to-day with Mrs. Harrison.
| Miss Nettfe and Miss Irene Nelson, who
| were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William N.
their home in Tiptop: Miss Sophie Pepper,
| of Connersville, will remain some time
longer with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Attendants at the marriage of Miss Har-
| riet Mary Fitch and Mr.. Henry Leding. Of
| Cleveland, and which occurs next week,
will be Miss Olive Fitch, sister of the bride
as maid of honor. Mr.; Louis B. Ewbank
/ best man. and Mr.. John Reagan and DR..
1 +. r. Donnell, ushers.
/ Judge James B. Black, who recently re-
| turned from several months travel in
4 Greece, will talk about Greece and her
people this morning at 1880 at the Girls
4 Classical School. Patrons and alumnae Of
| the school, and those interested in the
subject, are invited to be present.
| The Indiana branch of the Association
of Collegiate Alumnae will be at home to-
morrow morning from 10 to IL in the Ia
| dies parlor of the Indiana Trust Mrs
Meredith Nicholson will entertain the
1 branch In January, Miss Julia Moore in
March. and Mrs. James T. Eaglesfield in
| May.
The Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter Of
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Dec. II, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Coleman. Mr.. Jacob Piatt Dunn
will read paper on 81 INDIANA" The mem;
be guests of the afternoon.
Mrs. John H. Aufderheide entertained
with second delightful card party yester-
day afternoon. Her assistants were Mrs.
Albert Horuff, Mrs. w. w. Carter and Mrs.
Charles Wilson. The rooms were beauti-
! fully decorated with chrysanthemums' and
were Mrs William Cook and Mrs. Cooper,
Of Greenfield.
Mrs. A B. Mitchell and Miss Lillian
| Mitchell gave the second Of their informal
Miss Harriet Fitch. The rooms were deco
| rated in holiday red and green. Assisting
| in the entertainment Of the callers were
! Mrs. ]. Cumming Smith, Mrs. j. c. Young
| Mrs. Owen Miller, Mrs. Harriet A. Bling.
| ham, Mrs. +, f. McCrea, Mrs Arthur
! Downing of Greenfield, Miss Mary Kelsey
| Stone and Miss Olive Fitch
| Miss Nellie Wiley entertained a number
| of friends yesterday at luncheon at the CO.
| lumbia Club in honor of her guests Miss
| Mabel Craycraft and Miss Mary Hawkins
| of Noblesville. The other guests were Miss
Helen Davis, Miss Esther Cole Miss
Esther Swain, Miss Wilma Waldorf Miss
Laura Harold, Miss Frances Adams Miss
Byrde Richmire and Miss Grace White
] The table was laid in yellow and white
with cluster of chrysanthemums for the
/ center.
| Mr.. and Mrs. z. I. Fisher gave a hand
somely appointed dacing party last night at
| the American Club in honor Of their guests
their sister, Miss Bernstein, of Urbana, III
whose engagement to Mr.. Maurice Warner.
of Summittville, was recently announced
| Miss Violet Kittner, of Defiance o.. and
| Miss Berolzheim, of Chicago. The parlors
and ballroom were decorated with palms
| and all the appointments were in red and
| white Assisting in the entertainment of
| the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Moses p
| Fisher, Miss Minnie Kirschbaum, Miss Rer-
/ tina Eckhouse and Miss Florence Fisher
! Among the out-of-town guests were Miss
1 Hyman of Cincinnati; Miss Mossler of Chi
1 cago; Miss Levey and Miss Herff, of Peru
| Miss Miller. of Cleveland; Mr.. Warner. of
/ Summittville; Mr.. Edward Fisher, of Fort
| Wayne, and Mr.. Leslie Meyer, of Richmond
! wHARTON-ARNOTT.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| DELPHI. Ind, Dec. Sat the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Arnott. in South Del