The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-04

Mrs Pill NJ Watson and daughter have
gone to Atlantic City for the summer
Mr.. Richard Sample. of Lafayette. is
spending a few days in town with friends
Mrs H. c. Adams, jr., of ST. Paul, Ind.
is spending a few days In town with her
parents.
Miss Mabel Talbot will return. to-day
from Philadelphia, where she has been at
tending school.
The young ladies at the st. Agnes Acad-
envy will give lawn fete tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
Mrs. William X. Thompson has returned
from a house party at Alexandra "here
she spent ten days
Mrs. Henry II. Vinton. who visited MISS
Florence Coffin. returned this week to her
home in Lafayette.
Mrs. David F. Swain will give a small
card company this afternoon at her nome
| on North Delaware street.
Mrs. Sarah Wallace will leave to-day to
spend a month with Mrs. Orville Peckham
| at her home In Geneva. Ill.
Miss Anna Hess. who has been visiting
| relatives in the city, will return TO her
home in Wabash tomorrow.
| Mr. Fletcher Durbir returned yesterday
| from Williams College. To-day he will go
| to Lafayette for a short visit.
Miss Hutchinson has returned to her
| home In New York after visit of several
| weeks with Mrs. s. Robert Greer.
| Mrs. Samuel A. Johnston. after spending
three months at Asheville, N c., has re-
turned very much improved in health.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Carl Ingram will re-
\ eurn to-day from Toledo, where they at
tended the McCray-Adams wedding last
/ night.
Miss Josephine Nader, who attended the
Girls Classical School last season, returned
Mich.
Miss Agnes Duncan and Miss Pearl
/ Haines will leave to-day for trip of sew
eral weeks TO Pittsburg and Washing
| ton, d. c.
| Mrs j. H. Byers and Miss Beatrice Byers
| will leave Saturday TO spend several weeks
with friends and relatives In Findlay and
| Delaware, o.
| Mrs. Harry H. Hampstead and Mrs. Geo.
/ z. Hunt will entertain few friends infor-
| mally Saturday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
: Henry Kahn
Miss Claire Shower entertained few
friends Informally at cards Tuesday Sn afss bo
| leaves for trip abroad shortly.
Mrs. w C. Wadsworth of Davenport.
Ia. and Mrs: w. H. Wad s,S 4, of Rock
| Fraser, of 1922 North Delaware.
/ Miss Ethel Havens has issued invitations
/ for high tea tomorrow afternoon in
| honor Of her visitors, Miss Gardenhire and
| Miss Key. OF Chattanooga, Tenn
| Mrs. Jeanette Witt who has just re-
| turned from a six months sojourn in Eu-
| rope. is visiting Mrs. Harry Coughlen be-
fore returning to her home in Ohio.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kahn will leave Sun
joined by their daughter Isabel, and will
| sail later for Norway to spend the summer.
Miss Longrecker. of Maysville. Ky, Will
arrive next week TO visit Miss Ehas "a Si
/ Dye. Mrs. w. Ernest Garrison, or 81.
/ Louis will arrive to-day to visit Mr.. and
/ Mrs. William III. Dye.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Henry Wiley,
| who have been in Metamora since return
ing from their wedding trip abroad, have
| returned to the city and will spend the
summer at the Claypool Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. B; NJ; Gundelfinger and
family left yesterday for Chicago to visit
| DR.. and Mrs. H. Bak. DR.. Gundeltinger
| will return Monday and Mrs. Gundelfnger
/ will remain for about six weeks.
Mrs. Eugenia B. Mcouat will remove
shortly TO h1use on M9rh Her bame
| has been sold TO and will be occupied by
4 DIR. and Mrs E. F. Hodges and family.
Invitations were issued yesterday for the
and Mr.. Henry Schumacher. of Richmond.
Tuesday evening, June 10, at the home of
the bride, No. ILL., North Tacoma avenue.
Miss Converse. who visited her sister.
Mrs. Charles w. MOOres, has returned to
| her home In Philadelphia, accompanied by
Mrs. Paul H. White. who will attend the
| commencement exercises at Bryn Mawr
/ College.
son, who went to Washington, ID. c., TO
/ attend the commencement exercises of the
National Park Seminary. have returned.
accompanied by Miss Helen Ford, who at
/ tended the school.
Those having in charge the arrange
ments Of the musicale introducing Mr..
Terence Holiday, to be given at the
i announced that the musical programme,
of which Mr.. Holiday is to render the
greater part. will be followed by dancing.
The marriage of Miss Ethyl Irene Wat
| son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wat
| SON. and Mr.. Claude w. Slider took place
last night at the home of the brides par
| ents. The attendants were Miss Alma
Schmitt, maid of honor; Miss Beatrice
/ Reiger. bridesmaid; Mr.. George Allen and
Mr.. Grover Slider, groomsmen.
Mrs. Merle N. A. Walker entertained at
| luncheon yesterday In honor of her
baugh, of Attica. The table was prettily
| decorated with pink carnations, and the
company included Miss Hayes. Miss Har-
baugh, Mrs. Frank Walker Morrison; Mrs
| Charles 8. Wiltsie. Mrs. r. c. Buchanan
| and Miss Emma Clinton.
Mrs. S. H. Socwell was the hostess for
a card company yesterday. entertaining
about forty friends at her home on North
| Alabama street. She was assisted in her
| Inequalities by her daughter, Miss Edith
Socwell. and group of friends. The sew
eral rooms were attractive with decorations
of honeysuckle and syringa blossoms. Mr..
and Mrs. Socwell will give a second card
party this evening.
A number of tallyho and brake rides will
be given tomorrow for the guests going
| out to Millersville TO attend the marriage
of Miss Marie G. Hines and Mr.. Charles G.
| Konter, of Naples. Italy. which will be
| solemnized at o'clock in the afternoon,
at the country home of Mr. and Mrs.
| Fletcher Hines. One party which will ride
| out In brakes will include Mr.. and Mrs.
| John w. Jones, Mrs. Louise w. Jones, Mr..
| and Mrs. Edward NJ. Churchman. Mr.. and
| Mrs Malott Fletcher, Miss Gussie Raible,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +. Hall and MIR. w.
| B. Fletcher. jr.
| HAUGH-TUCKER.
One of the pretty home weddings of the
season was that which was soemnized at
$50 o'clock last night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Wilfred Vestal on Union
street The bride was Mrs. Vestars sister,
Miss Florence Alma Tucker. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tucker. of Lafayette,
and the bridegroom was Mr. William c.
| Haugh of this city. The house was
prettily decorated with palms and smlax.
mass of palms and long stemmed
| American Beauty roses forming the back
ground for the wedding party. An
orchestra played the wedding music.
rendering the 'Intermezzo from 'Cavalleria
read by the Rev. NJ. l.. Haines. The bride
| was daintily gowned in white silk null,
fashioned with shirrings and lace. She
| wore a veil fastened with a tule aigrette
and carried a shower of white sweet peas.
After the ceremony a buffet supper was
served, the dining room having a pyramid
OF palms for it's centler. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Vestal were assisted in their hospitalitie 5
by Mr. and Mrs. Tucker. Mr. and Mrs.