The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-26

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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles willard Mcclure
will leave to-day for a visit at Hot
Springs. Va.
Miss Richie, who visited Miss Alice Long
for a fortnight, has returned to her nome
In Oxford, y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Robbins and son
will sail for Europe the middle OF June to
be absent year.
Mrs. Sarah Wallace will leave Saturday
for Geneva, where she will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Peckham.
Miss Florence Malott will give a small
tea Thursday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Mary Fletcher, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Daugherty and
daughter have returned from a visit in
French Lick and Martinsville.
Miss Virginia Keep who has been in New
York visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Bliss
for the past six weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks will give. a
tea at 4:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon for
the Daughters of the American Revolution.
The Chapel Club will be entertained by
Mrs. J. II. Wilson tomorrow afternoon at
the st. Joseph's Hall. Cards will be played.
this week to their home In Knoxville after
a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Churchman will
give a company next Monday evening in
honor of Miss Marie Hines, the BRIDE
elect.
Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks will go to
Princeton June to attend the exercises OF
the university, from which her son Fred
erfck will be graduated.
Mrs. Birdie Barley announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter Helen Whitson
and George +. Hoffmeyer. The wedding
will take place In August
Miss Dresser, who has been curator Of
the Propylaeum for some time, yesterday
resigned her position, the resignation to
take effect the 1St or June
Miss Anne Hurry returned yesterday
from short visit In Cincinnati. Miss
Hurry will give a small company this aft
ernoon for Miss Marie Hines.
Miss Kathleen MeMurray and Miss Mar
garet Taylor. who have been visiting DIR.
and Mrs. Carleton 3. McCulloch, left yes
terday for their homes in Chicago.
Invitations were issued yesterday by Miss
Elizabeth Lewis for a card party, June 2,
In honor of Miss Florence Russell, whose
marriage to Mr.. Lilly will occur June 10.
Miss Gussie Olga Woodruff, of Phlladel-
phia, formerly of this city, who has been
visiting friends here for several days, left
last night for a visit in Elwood before re-
turning TO the East.
Mrs. Charles l.. Farrell who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. s. III. Richards, will re-
turn to her home in Chicago the last of the
week Mr. Farrell has returned after a
short visit with his wife.
Mrs. William Perry and Mrs. Jennie Bal
lenger will entertain the Bible class OF the
Central avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Perry, 713 North Alabama street.
Mrs. George Brown and sister, Mrs. Nam
ME Morris Haines. will leave tomorrow for
Annapolis TO visit Mrs. Browns son, Hugh
Brown, of the Naval Academy. The latter
will leave soon for three months cruise.
Mrs. Leslie z. Peck will observe her last
reception afternoon at home tomorrow at
her home on Ashland avenue. Mrs. How
Ard Kreider, OF Omaha who is visiting
Mrs. Peck.
Mrs. John T. Brush entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the Claypool in honor Of
her guest, Mrs. Day, Of Staten island. Cow
attractive in green floral decorations. Mrs.
Day will return home to-day
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Mayme Gertrude Smith, daughter of Mr..
nois street. and Mr.. George w. Bauer.
The wedding will take place Tuesday
morning, June 16. at $3.50 o'clock.
James whitcomb Riley has returned
from Philadelphia. where he went to have
his portrait painted by John s. Sargent for
the Heron Art Institute. While In Phil
adelphia Mr.. Riley was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. William Stilz and Mrs. Albert
Fletcher, all formerly of this city.
Miss Margaret Shower was at home infor-
mally yesterday afternoon in honor of her
visitor, Miss Charlotte Dahlen, of Terre
Haute, and Miss Louise Schellschmidt who
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Shower was assisted in her Inequalities by
her mother, Mrs. Charles E. Shower, and a
group of friends, including Miss Seidle, of
Terre Haute. Peonies and other garden
flowers formed attractive decorations for
the rooms.
Miss Louise Young. of New York, will
arrive to-day to visit Miss Marie Hines and
to be one of her bridesmaids at her mar
rage to Mr.. Charles Konter, June 5. Mr..
konter is expected to arrive within few
Gays from Naples, Italy. In addition to the
companies previously announced for Miss
Wednesday by Miss Clara Hawkins. a COM
pany Friday by Miss Martha Carey, a
luncheon next Monday by Miss Young. Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher Hines will give the
bridal dinner on the evening of June 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doris Haring gave
an informal card company last night in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Aufder-
heide, who will leave tomorrow for So
journ abroad. Those asked TO meet the
guests of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
II. Temperly, Mr.. and Mrs. John VIM
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Alexander. Mr..
Oscar b. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Horuff, Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Spahr, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Springsteen. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Craft,
Miss Moore and Sidney Haegh, of Madi-
son.
The Alumnae Association of the National
Park Seminary had meeting yesterday
mor1ing at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Mil
their second annual meeting, which will be
held from the 18th to the 18th of June. The
members of the association include Mrs.
Brennan, Mrs. Fred Dickson, Miss Laura
Buehler, Miss Florence Jones, Miss Flor
ence Russell. Miss Muriel Hit, Miss Helen
Ford. Miss Gertrude Spann, Miss Florence
Smith, Miss Grace Rebel and Miss Flor
ence kittle. a number of the members of
the association who live out of town are
expected TO attend the meeting in June and
the following entertainments are being ar
ranged: Wednesday evening, June IL, a
card company will be given at the home OF
Miss Buehler; Thursday, a luncheon will
be given at the ClaypoOl Hotel, and the
same evening there will be a number of
small companies for the visitors; Friday
June 10, there will be business session.
An archery tea will be given this after
noon at Knickerbacker Hall at O'clock
The feature of the tea will be the target
shooting in which there will be twelve par
Elephants. The girls will be arranged in
three groups and will shoot at target at
a distance OF thirty feet. The first group
will include Miss Cornelia Thompson Miss
Schisby. Miss Edith Beard and Miss Julia
Lamson; Miss Edith Hooker. Miss Helen
Matlock. Miss Dora Rocker and Miss
Helen Sayer constitute the second group
and Miss Floy Rinker. Miss Grace Sale
Miss Edith Munroe and Miss Dolores
Stricken the third. A prize has been of
fered for the best score and much inter-
est is attached to the event. After the
shooting there will be dancing in the gym
nasium. Invitations for the tea with
score tablet on the reverse side, have been
issued TO the friends and patrons of the
school
MRS. COLEMAN'S RECEPTION.
Mrs. William Henry Coleman, regent Of
the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter OF
the Daughters of the American Revolution.