The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-13

Mrs. ]. f. Peterson has returned from
visit with relatives in La Grange
Mrs. Charles A. Garrard has returned
| from a fortnights visit In Chicago.
Mrs George NJ. Chandler and son have
returned from a short visit in Buffalo
| Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Beecher, of Grand
| Rapids, the guests OF friends in town.
| Mrs. F. E. Holiday left yesterday 70
spend three weeks with friends In Topeka,
Kan
Miss Lucy Hardy returned yesterday from
| visit with Miss Ruby Hunt, in Rich
| mond.
Mrs. Howard Jones has returned to her
| home in Richmond, after visit with MIS-.
| Samuel K. Ruick.
| Mrs Nichols, of the Blacherne, issued
| invitations yesterday for a bounce euchre
Thursday afternoon.
| Miss Agnes Coors, who was the guest
| of Mrs. Frank Z. Weadon, has returned 10
| her home in Memphis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Baum, of Louisville,
are guests of Mrs. Baum's parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. J. L. O'Cc amor.
| Miss Jessamine I .livin has returned to
her home in New Albany after short visit
| with Miss Elizabeth Stott.
The Young Wollans Club OF the TaDer-
nacle Church will have its first meeting
this afternoon at o'clock
| Mrs. Samuel X. Ruick will entertain her
card club this afternoon at her home on
North Pennsylvania street.
| Marion have gone to Pasadena, Cal, Wnere
they will remain permanently.
| Mrs. Eugene NJ. Carter has returned to
| Chicago, after visit with her sister, Mrs.
| II. NJ. Holland, on Broadway
Mrs Emma Eckhouse announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Jessie and Mr..
| Alphonse Vile, of New York city
Mrs. Gilchrist, who was the guest OF
Mrs. W. w. Critchlow at the Cambridge,
has returned to her home in Cincinnati
fafr on,
| Thursday for Mrs. Ballenger's class instead
| of on Wednesday as previously announced
| Mrs. James T. Eaglesfield has issued In
vitations for a company Oct ~ In honor OF
| Mrs. Frank Rufus Shepard, recent bride.
Miss Anna c. Mitchell returned yesterday
| to her home in Louisville, after visit with
| Mrs. j. c. Bowers and Miss Agnes Hender-
| son.
Miss Margaret Neumann entertained a
| few friends with theater party last night
| In honor of her guest, Miss 10th, OF Gin
cinnati.
Capt and Mrs. William E. English and
| daughter will return this week to their
country home, Englishton Park, to remain
until the holidays.
| Miss Martha Barr Cox, of Washington.
and Miss Grace Baker, OF Richmond. who
are guests of Miss Albert Mahan, will re-
| turn home this week.
Miss Ruth and Miss Edith Wilson. who
have been visiting friends In New York
since returning from visit abroad, VIII
return home early this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Craig have returned
| from their wedding journey. Mr.. and Mrs
William Omelvena will entertain this even
| ing at dinner in honor OF MIR. and Mrs
| Craig.
| Mrs. A b. Mitchell and daughter Lillian
left yesterday for Logansport, where they
will attend the meeting of the Federation
of Clubs and will spend two weeks with
friends
Mr. and Mrs Horace Starr will take pos
session Thursday of the Baldwin residence
on North Pennsylvania street, which they
will occupy during the absence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin in California.
Mrs. Frank Wells will leave to-day for a
short visit in Chicago, after which she
will go to Detroit to attend the convention
of the Christian Church. Mrs. +. NJ. Dill
and the Rev. Allan b. Philputt will leave
Thursday for Detroit to attend the con-
vention.
DIR. and Mrs. Frederick Curtis Black
welder returned yesterday from their we'd
ding Journey and will remain until to-
morrow with Mrs. Blackwelder's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Tutewiler, when
| they will leave for their home in Roswell,
| New Mexico.
Mrs. A. Z. Sturtevant entertained few
| friends with luncheon yesterday and later
took them to the matinee at the Grand
| The guests were asked specially to hear the
song written by Mrs. Sturtevants daugh-
| ter. Mrs. w. W: Carter. which Mrs Wat
| rous is singing this week.
4 The attendants at the wedding or MISS
Mary Duncan Wilson and Mr.. Owen Norris
Mothershead, which will occur tomorrow
evening, are Mrs. William Kerfoot Stewart.
| Miss Estella Adams Miss Helen Margaret
| lockwood Miss Muriel Hit and Miss Mary
| Forman Of Logansport, and Mr.. Leland
Mothershead, Mr. Robert Foster Mr.. Oscar
Schmidt, DIR. Samuel Johnston, Mr.. Will
| liam lockwood Mr.. Frank Tracy of SYRIA
| cuse, and Mr.. Alexander Holiday, of Pitts
burg. The bridesmaids gave an enjoya Die
Club for Miss Wilson and Mr.. Motershead
entertained at dinner at the University
i Club, his guests including, besides the
members of the wedding party, Mr.. and
| Mrs David Percy Williams. DR.. and Mrs.
/ Frank o. Dorsey and Miss Julia Mothers
| head.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keller gave beau
/ tifully appointed dinner last night in honor
/ of their son Hubert and Miss Mary Bar
| bara Searle, whose marriage occurs to-
morrow evening. The table was laid in
| green and white and the counterpiece was
| candelabrum filled with pale green Ia
| pers. AT either end of the table was a bas-
/ ket of Bride roses and the name cards had
| dainty bride heads and figures and were
| the work of Miss Alice Benton Scott, who
/ is to be one of the attendants The guests
| included Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Heman Searle,
| parents of the brlde-elect, and the members
/ of the bridal party-Miss Cornelia Lauren
| tine Searle, Miss Frances Panghorn, Miss
Louise Reese, Miss Edna Rexford, Miss
| Frances Townsend Adams, Miss Scott, Miss
| Mile Keller, Miss Katherine Bauer, Miss
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| ler Mr. August Keller Mr. Frank Albeit,
| Mr. Harvey Grassland, Mr.. John McKenna,
i Mr.. John Craig and Mr.. Henry Sulcer Of
| Chicago.
| Miss Mary Reaume, whose marriage and
| that of Lieut.. Hugh Drum occurs to-mor-
i row morning. was the hostess for pretty
| dinner last night at which she entertained
| her bridesmaids and a few other friends.
4 The appointments were in green and white
| and the guest favors were miniature kid
i slippers of pale blue, the infantry color,
| filled with rice. The guests included Mrs.
i Anna Carroll Reaume, mother of the bride
| elect; Mrs. Baldwin. of Denver. who is
/ here with her husband, General Baldwin,
| de-camp, to attend the wedding; Mrs.
| James Macklin, Miss Beatrice Byers, Miss
| Elfriede Scholl, Miss Helen and Miss Her
moine Willien of Terre Haute and Miss
| Ethel Foraker and Miss Marguerite Rock
i well of Cincinnati. Lieutenant Drum gave
| his bachelor dinner last night at the CO.
/ lumbia Club, entertaining his ushers and a
| few friends and having for his guest of
/ honor General Baldwin. Earlier in the day
| maids at luncheon at the Claypool, the
| party being chaperoned By Mrs. Chapman
Williams.
| Mrs. Keziah Loftin was the hostess yes
terday for a Holmes breakfast given by
| members of the Monday Afternoon Literary
Club in observance of presidents day The
L guests were seated at long table, which
/ was artistically decorated with nasturtiums
/ and cosmos flowers. and ferns and aspara-
/ gus vines were used about the rooms. An
/ attractive part of the decorations were
i the initials 20. w. H." formed from as
/ paragus fern, which were hung from the