The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-12

Miss Florence Randall is visiting friends
In Greenfield.
Mrs. Enos Porter, of Shelbyville. was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. Albert Baker has returned from
. short visit in the East
Mrs. Henry Mansfield has gone to New
York for short visit.
Mrs. Gertrude Brennan will spend the
holidays in Kendallville.
Mrs. Thomas Afford entertained her card
club yesterday afternoon.
The Royal Purple Club will give dance
at Brenneke's this evening.
Mrs. w. c. Lynn has gone to Evansville
to attend her brothers funeral.
Mr. Oiden Ffnney will be home from
Purdue next week TO spend the holidays.
Mrs. Victor Backus and daughter. Miss
Hazel Backus, have returned from New
York.
Miss Mary Hord will return to New York
after the holidays to resume her musical
studies.
The second of the children's parties was
given last night at the Woodruff Place
clubhouse.
will arrive next week to visit Miss Stella
woodward.
Miss Estelle Dellett. who has been in
Rockville, will be home next week to spend
the holidays
Mrs. Reirnan, of Terre ,Haute, is visit
| ing Miss Envy Marten at her home on Col
| lege avenue.
DIR. and Mrs Harry Sloan Hicks. of New
York, will spend the holidays with Mr.. ana
| Mrs. j. a. Lemcke.
sister, Mrs. John Stephenson, on North
| Pennsylvania street.
Miss Lucy Palmer will leave shortly for
| a visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles A
| Korbly, in Madison.
| Miss Virginia Pickens will return next
Il vaQ a Pelham Manor. N.
| to spend the holidays.
| Mrs Otto Letter and sister, Miss Birk,
| will issue invitations Monday for two card
parties, Dec. Is and 70.
| Miss Norma Won Hake has issued invita-
| tons for a tea Dec. 80 in honor of Miss
| Cosley, of Hartford City.
Mr. and Mrs John Aufderkeide will leave
| the first OF the year to spend the remainder
J of the winter in California.
Miss Constance Lewis and Miss Evelyn
| Holiday will return next week from Bryn
| Mawr TO spend the holidays.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Spellman will spend
| Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mallory
| on their way TO New Orleans
Mrs c. NJ. Wheeler will return to-day
| to her home in Peoria, ILL.,, after VISIT
| with her sister, Mrs. Harry Ohr.
| Mrs John Wiley and son, Of Buffalo, n.
Y, will arrive to-day to spend the holidays
| with Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Cooper
| Miss Hazel Spellman will return from
| school Dec. and will spend her vacation
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mallory.
Mrs. David Knickerbocker has returned
from the East and is with the Rev. Mr. and
| Mrs. c. s Sargent on Talbot avenue.
Mrs. Charles H. Morrison and daughter
Mabel, of New York, are here to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Frank III. Nor
| rison.
| Mrs NJ E. ingalls, and granddaughter
| Miss Barnard, of Cincinnati, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Barnard on North Merid-
ian street.
Miss Marjorie and Miss Phyllis Green. Of
| Rosemont, Philadelphia, will arrive the lat
ter part of the month TO visit Mrs. Frank
| Nichols Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Conlen gave fam
lily dinner last night in honor of Mrs. r.
| ]. Pendleton, of ST. Louis, who is visiting
| her sister, Mrs. Hannah Pendleton.
Mr.. Cecil Tanning. the young baritone
| comment here last June, will arrive in
January for a visit with Mr.. Boone Nc
Kee.
DIR. Harry Kahlo and sister, Miss Mary
Kahlo, have returned from Baltimore,
where they attended a wedding. and from
| New York. where they visited Mrs. George
| Edwin Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Holloway, of Chica-
go. have arrived in the city to meet Mr..
Holloway's father, Col. w. r. Holloway,
and are guests of Mrs .. p. Morton, 26l3
Ashland avenue.
Mrs John Chandler Dallam, who is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Baker, will leave next week for a visit In
Toledo before returning to her home in
Schenectady, n. Y.
Mrs. r. S. Mckee has taken the Mortimer
lowering home on North Pennsylvania for
the winter and with her son, Mr.. Boone
Mckee has removed from the Cambridge
to her new residence.
Mrs. James Coppinger Cotter entertained
few friends informally yesterday after
noon in honor of her sister, Miss Harriet
Whyte. of st. Louis. Miss Whyte will re-
turn home next Thursday
Miss Sarah Shields. who has been the
guest of friends in Columbus, o., is now
In GAINESVILLE, where she is visiting Mrs:
Percy Creeman, formerly of this city, and
will return home the first of the week.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall entertained a
few friends last night with Morris even
ing. Professor Richard Moulton talked on
the great artist and social reformer, Will
liam Morris. The guests included num-
| Der Of Mrs. SewalPS friends who are inter-
ested in Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Porter entertained a
party of Shelbyville friends at dinner last
night at their home on North Pennsylvania
street. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward X. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
| Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kennedy
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis and Miss Ethel
Adams.
The Ladies' Choral Club will give a recital
next Wednesday at the College-avenue Bap-
fist Church. Mrs. Mary Jeffery Christian
is director and Mrs. Samuel X. Ruick &C.
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Miss Jessie Jay, violinist Miss Florence
Wright, reader, Mr.. Clyde Long, baritone
and Mr.. Hal Stoddard, mandolinist.
Mrs. John T. Brush gave a beautifully,
appointed luncheon yesterday for hel
, guest, Mrs. Harry Kirkover. of Buffalo
n. Y. The decorations were in holiday eff.
feet and the table was wreathed in greer
set with tiny electric bulbs of green oil
, | scarlet. At each cover was a wreath OF
holly tied with scarlet satin and In the cen.
ter of the table was a small Christmas tree
hung with cornucopias. The guest favors
were white Christmas stockings embroid
filled with bonbons, and at each cover was
also a miniature Christmas tree. The ices
and cakes were In the form of SNOWFALL.
and the bouillon cups had crystal icice:
tied to the handles Miss Alma Hoegh, OF
Minneapolis, with Mrs, Francis Oswald
: Dorsey, was among the guests.
Greenwood.
Mrs. Sallie Walton has returned HON,
after three weeks visit with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Myrtle Billingsley. at Rocklane
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brannaman wer,
guests, the first of the week. of Indianapo
lis friends. Mr.. Woodford Wood. who ha
been with his sister, Mrs. John McCarlin
in Franklin, for some time, has returned
, home. Miss Mabel Whtenack, of Kirk
{ land was with her parents here the first o
5 the week. Mrs. William MCGEE is visit
3 ing her daughter in Kokomo. Miss Cor;
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