The Indianapolis journal., 1903-05-21


Miss Marguerite Neuman has returned
from a four weeks visit in Evansville.
Judge and Mrs Francis E. Baker are
spending a week at the Denison Hotel
Miss Priscilla Ketcham is down from
Lake Maxinkuckee TO spend few days.
Mrs Nicholas McCarty Harrison went TO
Charlottesville yesterday to visit relatives
Mrs. Charles 3. Foster, of Frankfort Is
visiting her sister, Mrs Richard L. Iai-
bot, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Shoemaker will
return to-day from visit to Frencn LICK
and Bass lake.
Miss Katherine Wallick will leave to-
day for Sewickley, Pa, to visit Mrs Robert
PEBBLES Nevin.
Mr.. and Mrs Merle N. A. Walker have
returned from Chicago. where they spent
several weeks.
Mrs. A. E. Dietrich will leave to-day for
Chicago, where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Foster.
Dr. and Mrs George Dwight Kahlo will
return to-day from three weeks trip 10
New Orleans and Washington, ID. =.
Miss Lillian Stanton, who arrived for the
Hoskins-Greist wedding last night, will re-
turn to-day to her home in Richmond.
Mrs. II. L. Eddy. who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. w. w. Winslow, VIII
return to her home in Milan, o., to-day.
Representative s. r. Dresser, of Brad
ford, Pa. is in the city visiting his niece,
Miss Alice Dresser and attending the gas
mems convention.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Ross have given up
their apartments at the Cambridge and
have taken a house north Of the city for
the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Bacon, of the Lex
ington, will spend the summer In WoodTun
Place, where they will occupy the Her
riott home on the East drive.
Mrs. S. Robert Greer will give an informal
porch party Saturday evening for her
visitors. Miss Hutchinson. of New YORK.
and Miss Morris, of Oxford, q.
Mrs. Day, of Staten island, is visiting
Mrs John T. Brush. Mrs. George Edwin
Hunt will entertain a few friends to-
morrow afternoon for Mrs. Day.
Mrs. John E. Cleland, Mrs. j. w. Beck
and Miss Howland, who have been attend
ing the Indiana Union of Literary Clubs in
Charlottesville, will return to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams, Of Oma-
ha, are spending a few days with Mr;
Williams sister, Mrs George Barney, ana
Mr. Barney at their home in Woodrun
Place.
Mrs. Catherine d. Johnston left yesterday
| for New York to spend few weeks, aiter
which she will go to the White mounodins' mn1ha,s'
| will join her.
| Miss Anne Jillson has returned from a
| house party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Jordan at their home in Cincinnati. Miss
| Louise Long, of Grand Rapids, Is now MISS
| Jillson's guest.
Miss Mary Foster, of Charlottesville, ar
| rived yesterday to be the guest of Miss
Edna Stevenson. Miss Peake, OF Kansas
| City, will arrive next week TO be MISS Ste
vensons guest.
Mrs. Bassett, who has been the guest or
| Mrs Clarence A. Kenyon for several weeks,
will leave to-day for Chicago, where she
| will visit friends before returning 10 ner
home In Leavenworth, Kan
Mrs Nelson Augustus Gladding enter
| tanned at luncheon yesterday at her nome
| on North Pennsylvania street, In nonor OF
| her guest, Mrs. Baldwin, Of New orleans.
| Ten friends were asked to meet Mrs. Bald-
win.
Miss Elizabeth Love will entertain the
senior class of Tudor Hall and number
| of the faculty Saturday afternoon. The
| members of the senior class are Miss Mary
| Baker Miss Lila Kurtz, Miss Jessie Stake,
| Miss Grace Loomis, Miss Florence Hess,
| Miss Eva Danfield, Miss Alice Brown. Miss
Alice Hill and Miss Gertrude Zumpfe.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Shanklin OBJ
served the first anniversary OF their we'd
| ding last night by entertaining dozen
friends at their home on East sNermond5 ond
with cotton. appropriate to the occasion.
| The guests were Miss Flora Ketcham,
Miss Beatrice Byers, Miss Lillian and Miss Miss
| j. Smith, Mr.. James Mcpherson, Mr.. lrv-
| ing Williams and Mr.. John T.. Lecklider.
Mrs. Shanklin was formerly Miss Adelaide
| Lecklider.
| A soiree allemande ct Franchise will be
| given by the French and German depart
| ment OF the Girls Classical School this
evening at o'clock. The programme viii
be under the direction of Madam Weigeldt,
| the head of this department, and will rep
| resent the work done by the pupils in these
| two languages The programme includes
| the telling of anecdotes, very difficult art,
| songs and recitations and a French play
| given by the pupils of the preparatory de-
| partment and German play by the pupils
| of the academic department. The enter
| tainment will be given in the Guild Hall of
| st. Paups Church. All friends of the school
| and other persons interested are cordially
| invited.
| One of the first of the early summer teas
was that given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
| w. A Ketcham and Miss Flora Ketcham at
| their beautiful country home. Robinwood.
The guests were the most intimate friends
| hospitalities by a group of friends and rela-
| tives. The house was most attractively
| trimmed in flowers of all kinds, arranged in
great clusters In vases and bowls; Among
| the callers were Mrs. Varney, of Washing
| ton, with Mrs. Gordon Varney; Mrs. Bald
win. of New Orleans, with Mrs. Thomas
| Reid Kackley; Miss Luella McLain. of St.
| Louis, with Miss Cleland; Mrs. Hunt OF
Victor, COL, and Miss Fenton, Of Chicago,
with Mrs; N. A: Robertson; Miss Richey,
Miss Mary Fletcher, of New York, with
Mrs. Edgar H. Evans.
BUCKHORN-SICKFO
At o'clock last night, at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sickford, occurred
the marriage of their daughter Grace and
| Mr.. Walter Charles Buckhorn, the Rev
Austin Hunter officiating. The entire house
was elaborately decorated with smilax and
palms arranged with pink and white flow
ers, and was filed with the relatives and
friends of the two families. The bridal
party stood beneath a canopy of ferns and
smilax studded with pink roses during the
| ceremony. Mrs. Frederick Kingston was
maid OF honor and Miss Grace Allen, OF
Upton, Miss Anna Pearson and Miss An
nette Patton were bridesmaids Mr.. Fred.
| erick Kingston acted as best man and the
bride was given away by her brother, Mr.
| Harry Sickford. During the ceremony
Hearts and Flowers was played. The
| bride wore a cream satin gown trimmed
| with a bertha of duchess lace. She car
ried Bride roses and her only ornament
| was string of pearls. Miss Allen was In
| blue silk mousseline and Miss Pearson wore
pink silk mousseline, and both carried
| white carnations. Mrs. Kingston was
gowned in a pale pink apd blue satin gowr
| and carried white roses. Following the
| ceremony there was a reception and wed
ding supper, at which Mr.. and Mrs. Sick
ford were assisted by a group of friends
which included Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
| Buckhorn Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mayors
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
| Louis Wilcox. Mrs. Reisoner and Miss Ida
Pearson. Among the guests from out OF