The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-11
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Miss Ida Gilbert returned Friday from
a weeks visit with friends in Rushville. -.
Mrs. Will Mowery, who has been spending
the summer with her parents, Prof. and
Mrs. Jabez Hall, will return to her home In
Richmond, Va. Wednesday Miss Retta
Barnhill Is spending a few days in Bridge
port. Mrs. Junius Cravens will leave this
week for New York city to visit her son
for several weeks. MIR. J. A. Roberts is
spending a few days in Kendallville. Mrs.
A. B. Wore, of Denver. Ind. is visiting her
and son Paul are the guests of Mrs. Charles
b. Newlin. Mrs. Jennie Jeffres left
Thursday for Toronto, Canada, to visit her
daughter Mrs. Percy Williams, for several
weeks. >. Mrs. ]. q. Kline, of Kendallville,
was the guest of Mrs. George Brown a few
days last week Mrs. G. A. Butterfield
will return Wednesday from several
weeks visit in Kendaliville. Mrs. Walter
King is spending Sunday in Richmond.
Mrs. John Carroll after spending several
weeks with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
in New York city Thursday Miss
Augusta Stevenson entertained a few
friends informally Wednesday afternoon at
her home on East Washington street..
The Shakespeare Coterie will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. w. 8. Moffett.. Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Heaton spent a few days
last week with friends In Terre Haute -.
Miss Hazel Reeves, after n short visit with
Miss Essie Hunter, returned to her home in
Columbus Friday. Mrs. T.. ]. Heaton is
spending Sunday In Lafayette. Miss
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a few days with Miss Essie Hunter. The
Kappa Kappa Gamma girls will entertain
few friends tomorrow at noon with a
spread at the homo of Miss Verna Richey.
"A theater party was given last week for
Miss Frances Tapp, of Kokomo, who is
the guest of Mrs. Hortense Moore. The
members of the NJ. +. Church gave a re-
ception Friday evening at the home of DR..
and Mrs, T. l.. Thompson in honor of the
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Earring. Mrs. Emma
Barnard, OF Chicago, was the guest of Mrs.
On laC alalru Of
the Pi Beta Phi fraternity will entertain a
few friends with a finch party tomorrow
evening at the home of Miss Fannie Minor.
...N Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spyker are spending
a few days with friends in Decatur, Ill -.
The Tuesday Club will observe presidents
day Tuesday with banquet at the home of
will be toastmistress. Toasts will be re-
sponded to by Mrs. Albert Johnson on 1.-THE
Club Critic of 1903.' Mrs. James Kingsbury
on 1.-THE Worlds Estimate of Club Women"
and Mrs. Lydia Braden on "A Vision of the
Club Ten Years Hence" Short addresses
will be given by Mrs. Hunter. the incoming
president, and Mrs. James Layman, the out
going president. Miss Edith Scott has
gone TO Anderson for a short visit with
her aunt Mrs. Captain Myers. On her re-
turn she will go to her home in Kansas City
for the winter. Miss Eunice Dearnell is
spending Sunday at her home In Lebanon.
THE Fortnightly Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Edward Kline on Dill
lon avenue. The Irvington Woman's Club
noon with a reception and luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. James l.. Kingsbury, on Lay
man avenue. The guests We're received by
Mrs. Charles Newlin and Mrs. Kingsbury
the retiring and incoming presidents of the
club. The assistant hostesses were the
members of the social committee, Mrs.
Charles b. Clark. Mrs. Henry S. Schell and
Mrs. Orville o. Carvin. For the luncheon
the guests We're seated at small tables which
were daintily laid in pink and white, the
club colors, having pink tapers in crystal
candelholderS and pink cosmos flowers for
decorations. The guest favors were pink
carnations. the club flower. The pro-
gramme of toasts included responses by
Mrs. Myron r. Williams. Mrs. Robert E.
Moore, Mrs. Jacob ID. Forrest. Mrs. Hilton
u. Brown and Mrs. Kingsbury. Mrs.
Charles Newiin acted toastmistress. The
first regular meeting of the club will be
held Oct. 10 at the home of Mrs. Rollin
kautz, on North Alabama street.