The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-14

| Mrs. James l.. link has returned from
| visit with relatives in Charlottesville
| Miss Augusta PAYER will go TO Cincinnati
| this week for short visit with friends.
| Miss Louise Lilly has returned from a
| visit with relatives in Mt. Clemens, Mich
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Whiteley are spending
| two weeks with friends in northern Oho-
Mr. and Mrs. z. A. Havelick have re-
| turned from visit in Glenwood springs
| Col.
Mrs. James U. Miller will return to-mor-
row from an extended visit with relatives
| in Kendalville.
Miss Julio Sharpe is spending several
weeks painting near Brookville with
| party OF friends.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lilly left yester-
4 day to spend a few days with relatives IN
| southern Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Smith will leave
to-day to spend two weeks in Washington
/ and New York.
Mrs. Nancy Fish and Frances Ramsey.
| of Bedford are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
! John r. Nugent.
Mrs. willard, who was the guest of Mrs
| Mortimer lowering, returned yesterday 10
her home in Minneapolis.
Miss Mayme Florea has returned to her
| home in Connersville after brief visit with
Mrs. Z. Warren Damon Cakes.
Mrs Henry Latham will return the latter
part of the week from a visit with Mrs
| Theodore Haughey in New York.
Mrs. Walcott and Mrs. John Calder, of
Utica, N; Y, will arrive this week to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin ID. Walcott.
Miss Louise Mcdowell, of Louisville, will
| arrive next week to be the guest OF Miss
Alice Bright, on North Alabama street.
Mrs. Allen Sammons. of Michigan City,
will arrive to-day. to be the guest of the
Misses Stewart, on West Walnut street.
Miss King. of Terre Haute. is the guest
| of Mrs. c. b. King. Mr.. Harry King Will
| give dinner this evening in Miss King
| honor.
Mrs. Edward Parry, who has been in Cal
| ifornia for several months, is now In Los
| Angeles, where she will remain during the
| winter.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Smythe and family have
removed from their home on North Capt.
| tol avenue to Central avenue and Twenty
| first street.
| Mrs Thaddeus Houston and Miss Sadie
| and Miss Nellie Mcintosh have returned
| from visit with relatives in Salem and
| New Albany.
Miss Ethel CIeland will return the latter
part of the week from visit OF several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. John Allen
Blair, in Paris. ILL.,
| Mrs. w. W. Carter will receive informally
| tomorrow afternoon from to at her
home in the Blacherne in honor or Mrs.
| Watrous. There are no invitations.
Mrs. Melvin Otto Ryker and daughter
| Eleanor have returned TO their home In
| Kempton after a visit with Mrs. Ryker' s
1
Mrs. Fosdick, of Louisville. who was the
| guest of Mrs. Sarah Hendricks and Miss
| Bessie Hendricks in Woodruff Place, has
| gone to West Point to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Harry Dickhut has returned from a
visit in Terre Haute and with Mr.: Dick
| hut and Mr.. and Mrs. Steele, of Terre
| Haute, has gone to Maxincuckee to spend
| ten days.
Mr.. Frank Keller entertained the MEM
! beers of the party which will attend Miss
4 Hilbert a
| their wedding tonight with a supper last
night at the Columbia Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Craig, who are
spending few days WITH Mr r an1 MT ii
| leave tomorrow for their home in Terre
| Haute, where they will receive after Dec 1.
| Miss Margaret Shower will leave to-mor-
row to spend several weeks with Miss
| Charlotte Lindsay in Pittsburg, Pa. Miss
/ Shower will be a guest at the wedding of
| Miss Robinson, which occurs next week
| In Pittsburg-
On Oct. 10 Albert H. Mcintosh. formerly
| of this city. now of Omaha, and Miss Neva
| Kahl, of Young America, were married.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh, after a short trip
in the West, Will be at home to their
| friends at 240S Jones street, Omaha, Neb.
| Among the guests who are here for the
| Keller-Searle wedding tonight are Mrs.
| Myrck and daughter, Miss Charlotte N.Y.
| rick, of Denver: Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Searle,
| of Anderson; Miss Ethel Reeves, Mr.. Ed
/ ward Dashiell and Mr.. Henry Sulcer, of Chi
/ cago.
Miss Mary Reaume entertained the young
| women who are to be bridesmaids at her
/ wedding to-day at luncheon yesterday at
| the Country Club. In the evening Miss
| Anna Reaume, who is to be maid of honor
| at the wedding. gave company for her
| sister and her wedding party
| Mrs. Frederick Francke was the hostess
for the first meeting of the Indianapolis
/ German Literary club yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Bernard Vonnegut read the paper of
the afternoon, "Strassburg as l Saw 1t, y
and there were several musical numbers.
| Presidents day will be observed next month
by the club.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Coots have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter May Lillian and Mr.. Charles
| Thomas Hanna, Oct. Is, at No. 423 East
| New York street, at o'clock. A small re-
ception will follow at s. The at home an
nouncement is for No. 423 East New York
| street after Dec. i.
Miss Lillian Griffith gave a theater party
| last night, followed by a supper, in honor
| of Miss Emma Louise Fiske and Mr.. Will
| liam George Schrader, whose marriage &C.
| ours next week. Miss Griffith entertained
| the members of the bridal party, which in
| cludes Mr.. and Mrs. Dom Werner Smythe,
| Miss Maude Roach, MIR. Mark Dennis and
| DR.. Elmer Smythe.
Miss Mary Berger will leave this week
| for Terre Haute, where her marriage and
/ that of Mr.. Raymond Brown will take
place at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
| Redden entertained few friends with a
/ kitchen shower last week for Miss Berger
| and a second company was given last Mon
day night in her honor.
| Mrs. Daisy Dean Deeds was the hostess
for Russian high tea yesterday afternoon
| at her home on Prospect street. After the
| tea DIR. Potter read the hand of the guests
| Mrs. Deeds's guests included Mrs. G..
Charles ALI, Mrs. ]. c. Eddy, Mrs. William
| Killman, Mrs. L. NJ. Carriger, Mrs. Will
| liam Howard, Miss Winnie r,eam Goode,
Il flee To iat DIR
and Miss Adelaide Doble, of Shelbyville.
The new officers of the Indiana Keramic
| Association elected Monday are: President
Mrs. j. III. Orndorff, Mrs. Pink Hall and
| Miss Bessie Whitridge; recording secretary,
| Miss Alice Brown; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Thomas III. Harrington; treasurer
| Mrs. Edward Meyer; historian, Mrs. John
j. Booz: membership committee, Mrs.
| Thomas Hadley, Mrs. w. S. Day and Mrs
| Mary III. Carver.
| A delightful reception was given last
| night by the congregation of Roberts Park
| Church in honor of their new presiding ell
| der, the Rev. c. K. Bacon, and Mrs. Bacon
| and of the new pastor of the church. the
| Rev Albert Hurlstone and Mrs. Hurlstone
| A number of the women OF the church as
| sisted in receiving the guests during the
| number of assistants at the tea tables The
| church parlors were decorated with masses
of palms and an orchestra played during
| the evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. III. L. Orlopp gave pretty
| dinner last night at the Grand Hotel in
| honor of Miss Grace Siddall and Mr. Theo-
/ NH. arrio