The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-08

Mrs. John Hoffman returned yesterday
| from ten days visit at French Lick.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fitzgerald left Sat-
urday for California TO spend the winter
Mrs. G. N. Ward. of Columbus, o.. is Wis
iting Mrs. Edward Robinson on Broadway
Mrs. Winfield T. Durbin has returned
| from a weeks visit with relatives in Ander-
| son.
Miss Maude Smith. of the Claypool. who
has beer visiting in Kokomo, has returned
| hoEIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Greer have re-
moved from the Blacherne to the Della
ware.
Mr.. Julian Van Wrinkle. of Danville. KY,
| is spending short time with friends In
| town.
Miss Stout. of Paoli. came Saturday to
visit Miss Anna Evans on North Alabama
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Niblack have re-
| turned TO Chicago after visit with Mrs.
Eliza Niblack.
! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas entertained
their card club last night at their home on
! Central avenue.
Mrs. Charles often, of New York, is Wis.,
| iting Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin at their home on
| East Tenth street.
Miss Bassell. of Clarksburg, w. Va, who
| Is visiting Mrs. Philemon Watson, will re-
| turn home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Moore of Worthing-
! ton. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
| Griffin on Talbot avenue.
The Friday Card Club will meet with
Mrs. Thomas Afford on North Delaware
| street next Friday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A, L. Lockridge, went to
| Greencastle yesterday TO attend party
given by Mrs Frank Gilmore.
| Mrs. Florence Hoffman, of Chicago. is Wis
| iting Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Copeland
of the Lexington, for week.
| A subscription dance Will be given Thurs
| day evening at the Brenneke Academy by
! number of young married people.
| Mrs. Henry Scot Fraser, who is visiting
| relatives In Rock Island, ILL.,, and Dave-,-
port, Ia. will return home Saturday.
Mrs. Fenton, of Chicago. and Mrs. Harry
Smith, of st. Paul, who are guests of Mrs
| A M. Robertson, will return home to-day.
The Woman's Research Club will observe
a guest evening with Mrs. w. 7. Brown at
| her home, on Park avenue, tomorrow even
| ing.
Miss Hill and Miss Bertha Hill, of Rich
| mond. who are the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Jesse B. Harvey, will return home to-mor-
| row.
Miss Frances McElwee, of oxford, o..
| will visit DR.. and Mrs. Charles Phafhin on
| North Pennsylvania street during the holi-
| days.
Miss Calhoun, of Kentucky, will arrive
| soon from school at oxford, o., to spend
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Edward
| Greer.
| Mr.. Robert and Mr.. Richard Griffith will
| return Saturday from Pennsylvania Uni
/ versity to spend the holidays with their
| mother.
| Mrs l. w. Millikan. Mrs. John Turner
| and Miss Marguerite Turner returned last
| Scott in Milford, o.
Mrs. w. H. Griffith has returned from
DAYTON. O.; where she spent several
| Griffith for a week or two.
| Mrs. Harriet Bingham entertained few
| friends at luncheon yesterday in honor of
Mrs. j. NJ. Neuberger. of Chicago, who Is
visiting Mrs. Claude Griffith.
| Mrs Claude Griffith, will be with Mrs. Rob-
| ert Cathcart Thursday and Friday and will
return Saturday to her home in Chicago.
Mrs George Olmstead Hoadley has re-
| turned from an extended visit in the North
and East. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoadley have
taken an apartment at $40 North Meridian
| street
| Miss Chandler. of Richmond. will arrive
| to-day to visit Miss Mary Stubs, who will
| entertain this afternoon at cards for her
| guest and for Miss Mary Stout, Of Paoli
with Miss Evans.
Mr.. Louis Ewbank gave a dinner at the
| Miss Fitch and Mr.. Leding, whose marriage
| occurs to-day. The guests included only
| the members of the bridal party.
| MI and Mrs. Charles Lilly and family
| have removed from the Blacherne to their
| new home at Meridian and Forty-eighth
| streets. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Lilly
| have taken their apartment at the Bla-
| cher1e.
Tie Gen. Arthur St. Clair chapter of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution met
| yesterday afternoon with the regent, Miss
| Carly. Miss Bertha Balls read a paper on
| Christmas and New Year Festivities in
| Colonial Times"
| Mss. Harry S. New has invitations out
| for ia reception Dec. Is in honor of Mrs.
| gue9t of Mrs. John T. Brush. Mrs John c.
| New has issued cards for a luncheon the
following day for Mrs. Kirkover.
| TIE annual breakfast of the Indiana Vas
| sar Club will be given at noon Dec. 80 al the
/ University Club and will be followed by a
| business meeting and the election of off,
cers. The committee In charge of arrange
| merits included Mrs. r. w. Cathcart, Mrs.
| Wilbur Allen and Miss Mona Taggart.
Among the companies which will be given
| for ithe Princeton men on Dec. Is are a
| dinrer by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred M. Ogle in
honor of Miss Jane Ogle and Mr.. Alfred
| Ogl6. and a dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
| der Taggart for their son, Mr.. Alex. Tag
| CART.
| Mss Natalie Dalton gave an informal
J clueing Miss Edith Adams, Miss Julia Kern,
| Miss Edith Wilson, Miss Helen Bennett,
Mr. Blythe Hendricks ISn; Mr. Frederick ard
| and Mr.. William Winter.
Mt. and Mrs. Charles Carol Brown re-
| ceived informally last evening for the Rev.
Freleric Dewhurst, of Chicago, who for
y
| Dew bursts friends called during the eve
| ninl Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were assisted
| by Mrs. Edgar Brown and Mrs. Joseph
| Allerdice.
| Mrs Lee Hadley entertained a few
| friends with a matinee party yesterday in
! honor of the Misses Hill, of Richmond who
are visiting Mrs. Jesse b. Harvey. The
guests were Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Il. NJ.
| Wiles, Mrs. Z. +. Stuart, Mrs G. A. House,
| Mrs. Eugene Parrot, Miss Ella Schaefer
| and Miss Jessie James
Miss T. L. Voss gave a beautiful bridal
dinrer of twelve covers last evening in
| honor of Miss Harriet Fitch and Mr. Henry
| Washburn Leding, of Cleveland whose
marriage takes place at noon to-day. The
| Ia BILE decorations and all the appointments
| were in white, and the center of the table
| was n bridal mat of white roses Strands
| OF smilax were caught from the chandelier
| TO each cover. The only guest from out of
! town was Miss Marie Evans, of Mobiles
Vile.
reception will be given tomorrow even
| ing at the rooms of the Young Women's
| Christian Association, 329 North Pennsylva-
/ mia street by the new officers of the Marion
! County Sunday school Association to all the
/ school superintendent in the county. The
| Hon Charles +. Coffin, who is one OF the
/ most successful Sunday school workers in
/ the State will lead the superintendent in
| an informal conference. Over 800 invita-
| tions have been issued for the reception
/ and the arrangements indicate enjoy
/ able evening.
| ARTT-MCLELLAN