The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-27

Mrs. Albert E. Trip will go to Cincin-
natl Saturday to be the guest OF friends
for a few days.
Miss Helene Cook. of Cincinnati. will ar
rive to-day to visit Miss Elizabeth Cooper
on College avenue.
Miss Mary Rogers. of Logansport. will
arrive the first of the week to visit Miss
Anna Louise Beck for a short time.
Mrs. Hargrove. who has been visiting
Mrs. ]. Richard Francis for a short time,
returned to her home in Louisville yester-
day.
Mrs. Scion Goode will give a small COM
pany this afternoon and will entertain
number of her friends in the neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Huffer. formerly of
Trinidad, Col. have removed to Indianap-
oils and taken a house on North Alabama
street.
Mrs. Purviance, who spent a week in
the city with her husband, Senator Pur-
Vance. has returned to her home in Hunt
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Thompson will
give a reception next Wednesday evening
for the members of the Legislature and
their wives.
Miss Isabel Gates and Miss Nancy WAL
colt have returned from French Lick,
where they spent a few days with Miss
Emily Taggart
Miss Louise Stephenson. of Washington.
ID. c.. who has been with Mrs. Henry L.
Van Hoff, will be with Miss Anne Fraser
Mr.. Mark Miller will arrive to-day to
visit his sister, Miss Edith Miller, and at
tend the Phi Delta Theta dance this even
ing at the Brenneke Academy.
Mrs. Thomas G. Smiley entertained a
few friends informally yesterday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Baldwin, of Boston,
who is Mrs. George A. Gays guest.
Mrs. A. r. Hoffman will give a small
card party this afternoon and will enter
tain a few of the friends of Mrs. Schott,
who is Mrs. William Schomberg's guest.
Miss Thomas, who has been Mrs. A. M.
De Souchet's guest for the past week, will
leave to-day to visit friends in Clay City
before returning to her home in Mt Yer
non.
The Boys Club will observe Pheasant
Evening tonight in its clubrooms. Mr..
Thomas B. Arnold will be present to enter
tain with sleight-of-hand tricks. Friends
are invited.
Mrs. Harry Doris Haring will give
fan-tan party next Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her sister. Miss Caroline Fry.
of Chicago, Mrs. Arthur Huffer and Mrs
Raymond Foster who has lately removed
to this city from Chicago
Mrs. Frank G. Waterous, of the Bla-
cherne. entertained a few of her friends
who live in the same building with an in
| for Mrs. Pentecost, of Chicago, and Miss
Thomas. of Mt Vernon, who are Mrs. A.
NJ. De Souchet's guests.
| The Dramatic Club will present its play,
Caste" next Tuesday evening at the
Propylaeum, and the, following evening
will repeat the performance for the benefit
of the Eleanor Hospital. Tickets for the
| evening may be had from Miss Anna Spann
and other members of the Flower Mission.
A pretty luncheon was given yesterday
by Mrs. Harry Doris Haring at her home
in the Meridian in honor of her sister. Miss
Caroline Fry, of Chicago. Pink and white
| sweet peas adorned the table, which was
| daintily laid. The guests included Miss
Fry. Mrs; Harry H., Temperly. Mrs. Ar
Albert Horuff. Mrs. John H. Aufderheide,
Miss Emma Mortland and Miss Josephine
Reynolds After the luncheon the after
| noon was spent in card playing.
Mrs. H. N. Won Starkhoff, of st. Louis.
| will arrive in few days to visit Mrs Louis
| Holweg and family and will remain with
them until they leave for European trip.
viii sail March il on the Lain. and Mr..
Hollweg will join them abroad next sum-
mer.
Mrs. l.. G. Wild entertained the alumnae
| members of the Alpha Chi fraternity yes
terday afternoon. The Indianapolis chap
| ter is making arrangements for a dinner
| on the evening of March 6, when many of
the members from the state colleges will
be in the city to attend the oratorical con-
| test.
Mrs. William II. Coleman will be home
Monday from fortnight's visit in New
Mrs. Coleman attended. among other social
| functions, luncheon given Tuesday of
last week by Mrs. Carl Won Mayhem to
| the board of lady managers of the st.
Louis exposition.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the First
Baptist Church will meet this afternoon
in the church parlors at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs
III. b. Burnett will read a paper on "Vin-
cennes." Mrs. j. A Woolling one on The
History OF Some Patriotic Songs" and
there will be number of song illustra-
| tons.
A handsome reception was given yester-
1nxr Of h. II
at her home on North Illinois street in
| honor of her daughter, Mrs. Katherine
| Kregelo Martin, whose marriage to Mr.
| Harry II. Beckwith will take place Satur-
day, and Mrs. Harriet Beckwith, of Ra-
VIENNA, o., who is Mr.. Beckwiths mother
The guests were received by Mrs. Kregelo
OF Pittsburg, the receiving party standing
in the east drawing room. which was
adorned with vases of pink roses and
smilax. Assisting in the Inequalities OF
William E. Haywood. Mrs. Charles Dri l A
Bookwalter. Mrs. w. P. Bingham. Mrs
Reaume, Mrs. Chapman Williams, Mrs
John B. Elan, Mrs John E. Cleland, Mrs
John Wishard. Mrs. Major Taylor. Mrs
Finley Pugh, Mrs. Oliver Byram, Mrs
Albert Gall. jr., Mrs. Harry Leonard Wood
burn of Idaho. Mrs. Blanche Brown Sea
ton. Mrs: Cathcart. Miss Cathcart. Mrs
Charles M. Walker. Mrs. Henry w. Law
renee. Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs. l. N
Richie. Mrs Owen Davies Odell, Mis-.
Julia q. Sharpe and Miss Mabele Taylor
The dining room was in pink. with a bas
ket of pink carnations for the center OF
the table, and pink shaded tapers in can
delabra. Bermuda lilies and profusion o.
smilax, which entwined the arches of tn,
doorways, added to the attractiveness o.
Mrs. Kregelo's home. Out-of-town guest.
among the callers included Mrs. Henri,
Pfaff and Mrs. Henry, of Chicago, witt
| Mrs. o. G. Pfaff, and Mr.. H. H Beck
with, Of Cleveland, o.
BARNES-WEATHERS
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Feb 26.-The most elab
crate church wedding of the season wa
that of Miss Florence Weathers, daughte
Of Mrs. Alice Weathers, and Mr.. Ed;
Barnes. which solemnized at the FRS
Methodist Church Wednesday evening b,
the Rev. ]. A. Beatty the full ritualisti
| ceremony of the church being used, in tn
| presence of over 300 guests. Miss Dais,
Thomas was bridesmaid and Mr. William
| Weathers, a brother of the BRIDE bes
man.
The Washington Social Pace.
Letter in Springfield Republican.
Mrs. Roosevelt who has entirely recov
cred from her recent indisposition. has re
turned from a brief visit to Philadelphia
hut is advised by her phvsician IN civ