The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-20


East to spend a few weeks.
Mrs. Theodore Won Zell, who has been Ill
for some time. Is convalescing-
Horace Eckhouse has returned from a
few days visit in Cincinnati.
Chauncey Meier left last night to spend
several weeks in Evansville.
Mrs John o. Perrin is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Hervey Bates at Maxinkuckee.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Snider are spending
month In Buffalo and New YORK.
Mrs. o. C. Wilcox will return this week
from a few weeks visit in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lieber and son
are expected Thursday from visit abroad.
Miss Lizzie Harris has returned to Green
field, after a brief stay with friends in
town.
Mrs. John z. Cleland has gone to Paris,
H., to visit her daughter, Mrs. John Allen
Blair.
Mrs. L. ]. Hackney has returned from a
visit with Mrs. Oliver Perry Hazard IN
Louisville.
Miss Eliza Chambers went to Vincennes
yesterday to spend a week with Miss
Helen Smith
Mrs. Harry Gray has returned from Sc
wickley, Pa, where she visited her motner'
Mrs. McCabe.
Major and Mrs. w. ]. Richards have taken
an apartment at the English Hotel for the
winter months.
Miss Ethel Adams has returned to her
nome In ShelDyNllle AFTER a snort NlSil Win
friends in town.
Mrs. II. j. Kantrowitz, of Cincinnati,
formerly Of this city, is visiting Or. ana
Mrs. d. l.. Kahn.
Miss Gertrude Gladwin, of Chicago, will
arrive next week to spend few days with
Miss Anne Fraser.
Mrs Charles Jeleff, who was the guest
of Mrs. Henry Palmer, has returned TO ner
home in Piqua, o.
Mrs. Hamilton Weir, who was the guest
of Mrs. Charles Judson, has returned 10
her home in Laporte.
Miss Roberts and daughter Miss Bertha
Roberts, have returned from Wales, Whcre
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Garvey, of New York, formerly Miss
Luella Rhodes, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Rhodes.
Miss Wheeler, of the Chicago University,
is spending few days with Mrs. y. N.
Hurry, in Woodruff Place.
Mrs. n. A. Gladding and daughters VIII
return this week from Canada where tney
have spent several months.
Mrs. Mary Payne will leave this month
for New York to spend the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bowles.
Mr.. Frank Ruddell has returned to New
York after visit of two months with MS
mother, Mrs. A. p. Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Letter and Mr.. Harry
Birk have returned from visit of several
weeks at Lake Maxinkuckee.
from visit with Mr.. and Mrs Roland
Sherman In Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Katherine StrOuse. of Rockville. Is
spending a short time with her aunt, Miss
Ewing, on North Illinois street
Mrs. D. H. Wiles has returned to her
home from Muncie after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Hal kimbrough.
Mrs. Kate M. Bowles will leave shortly
to join her son, Mr.. Osborne BowleS, In
New York for permanent residence.
Mrs. George Yarmouth, of Upton, for
merly of this city, will attend the Day
Nursery fair the latter part of the week.
| Mrs Rettick, who was the guest of her
| daughter, Mrs. Frank Talbot, North
| Illinois street, has returned to her home in
| Peru.
Mrs. w. w. Richardson and children, of
Evanston, have returned home after visit
with Mrs Buchanan's mother, Mrs. John
| w Hadley.
Miss Grace Baker, of Richmond, and Miss
Martha Cox, of Washington, returned home
| yesterday after a visit with Miss Alberta
| Mary Mahan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. 8. Harrison have re-
] turned from California, and are with Mich
olas McCarty and Miss McCarty at 80 East
| Vermont street.
The date of the annual charity ball of the
| German Ladies' Aid Society has been
| changed from Wednesday, Nov. II, to
| Wednesday. Nov. rs.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leavenworth have
| returned from a visit with relatives in
Cleveland and Vermont, and are at 2118
| North Capitol avenue.
| Mrs John Chestnut entertained q few
| friends informally yesterday afternoon in
| honor of Miss Nellie Kreider, of Omaha,
| who is visiting Mrs. Herbert E. Fieber.
Mrs. Henry w. Jameson has returned
| from q two months visit In Cassells, Col.
| Miss Eunice Jameson will remain in Cas-
| sells with friends during the winter months.
Mrs. Charles Dennis will give family
party this evening in homer Of Miss Emma
| whose marriage occurs tomorrow even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles William Madearis
entertained a few friends with chatting.
| dish party Saturday evening In honor Of
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cocker
ton, of Danvflle, Ill.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kellum have as their
guests Mrs. White, OF North Dakota; Mrs.
| Mary p. Harrison, of Ann Arbor; Mrs.
George Morrow and Mrs. Sarah Hale. of
Wilmington, Del, and Miss Anna Roberts,
| of Richmond
The Parlor Club has issued invitations
| for its presidents meeting Wednesday
| evening with Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins
| at o'clock. Prof Arthur b. Milford, of
Charlottesville, will read a paper on
Browning and Tennyson."
Capt Curtis Vestal and wife are visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Billingsley. Capt. Vestal
has been transferred from FIT. Slocum, N.
V to FIT. San Criscobal, San Juan, Porto
| Rico. Miss Vernice Swencel of Columbus,
| is also visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Billingsley.
Mrs Emma Eckhouse and family have
| taken the residence, zoos North Alabama
street Miss Jessie Eckhouse will leave to-
| morrow for visit in New York, where a
reception will be given next Sunday in
! honor of Miss Eckhouse and her fance,
AlphonSe Vile.
The Indianapolis chapter of the Daugh-
| tiers of the Revolution were entertained de-
| lightfully yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
! Charles A. Wilson at her country home
near Fairview. There was a large attend
| ance. The election of officers was held
and the officers chosen were: Regent Mrs.
| Charles NJ Cross; vice regent, Mrs.
Theresa Voss Smith; secretary, Miss Anna
X. Adams; treasurer, Mrs. Charles A Will
| son; historian, Mrs. Harry II. Condit
Mrs George Riley Longnecker observed
| her last formal at home yesterday after
noon, and was assisted in entertaining her
callers by her mother, Mrs John T. Dye,
Lloyd, Mrs. A. L. French, Miss Ethel
| Failey Miss Annie and Miss Belle Dean,
Miss Margaret McCulloch. Miss Helen Ford
and Mrs. William Claiming of Pittsburg
Mrs. Gushing. who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs John T. Dye, will remain here until
after the holidays, and with Mrs. Dye and
| Mrs. Longnecker will be at home Mondays.
| Miss Emma Louise Fiske, whose mar
| riage to Mr. William George Schra-
der will occur tomorrow night, enter
| tanned the members of their bridal party
| last night at dinner at the home of her
| pointments were in red and the centerpiece
| for the table was a candelabrum filled
| with red candles. Clusters of America n
Beauty roses in crystal vases were placed
at either end of the table and the china
| was decorated in American Beauties. The
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