The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-23

spend the mondays WITH IrlenOS
Mrs. William E Henry will spend the hol-
idays with relatives in ST. Louis.
Mr. Don Hayden has gone to Ft. Wayne
TO spend Christmas with relatives.
Mrs Pugh, of Upton, Ind, spent few
days in the city this week with friends.
Mr.. H c. Adams and daughter. Miss stel-
la Adams, have returned from the East
Miss Edna McDaniels, of Shelbyville, will
spend Christmas with Miss Reba James
Mr.. Hines Share, of st. Louis, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Share.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Holloway will spend
the holidays with friends in Terre Haute.
Mrs Kerfoot Stewart has returned from
a short visit with relatives in Richmond.
Mrs Katherine W. Brown has returned
from q weeks visit with relatives in Pitts
burg.
Mr.. Zook, of Plainfield, NJ j., is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Eddy Vim Woodruff
Place
been issued, to be given at the Propylaeum
Jan. o.
Miss Margaret Spencer has returned from
North Dakota, where she spent several
months
Mr.. Alfred barlow will be home today
from Cornell to spend the holidays with his
parents
Mr.. William Hord, of New York, will visit
his mother. Mrs. Emma B. Hord, during
the holidays.
spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bliss.
Miss Sarah Norris, of oxford, o., will ar
rive Christmas day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Robert Greer
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith have gone to
Detroit to spend the holidays with Mrs.
Smiths parents
Miss Margaret Cravens, who is the guest
of Mrs. Davidson, will return to-day to her
home in Madison.
Mr. Charles Mayer, jr., has returned
holidays at home.
Mrs. Charles Foster, of Franklin will
visit her sister, Mrs. Richard l.. Talbot, jr.,
during the holidays.
Miss Haberly, who was the guest of Mrs.
Robert Geddes returned yesterday to her
home in Fit. Wayne.
Mrs. Harry Martin, of Attica, Ind, will
spend Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arson Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Wainwright will
spend Christmas in Noblesville with Mr..
Wainwright's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Swain will go to
Terre Haute to spend Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Beggs.
Mrs. Victor Hendricks will give dinner
for the Princeton men Dec. rs at her home
on North Meridian street.
Mrs. o. t. Hazard and daughter, of
Louisville, will arrive Dec. 26 to visit Mr..
| and Mrs. Leonard Hackney.
Mrs Collins who was the the guest of her
her home in Asheville, n. c.
Mrs. w. w. Richardson is in Columbus.
| o., for few days visit with her sisters,
Miss Swanson and Mrs. SPOTS.
| Miss Adele Wallick has returned from
| Chicago to spend the holidays with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallick.
Mr. Wray De PREF, of Shelbyville, will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Swain and at
tend Miss Hazel Spellman's dance Dec. %.
Mr.: James B.. Jameson will entertain
| number of friends at dinner Saturday even
| ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William e.
Kurtz.
DR.. and Mrs. H. ]. Thompson, of Hudson,
| Wis, are spending the holidays with Mrs.
Thompson's brother, Mr.. Harvey Hooker,
in Woodruff Place.
Mr.. l.. d. Fisher, president of the Capitol
Paper Company, will give a dinner at the
Columbia Club tonight for the travelling
men of the company.
Mrs. Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt, of
Dayton, o., will arrive to-day to spend
| Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
| Banta at the Colonial.
Miss Rolene Fulmer entertained num-
| Der of friends last night at cards in honor
| of Miss Cooper of Wyoming, who is visit
ing Mrs. Edward Mason.
Mr. Guy Wainwright of Noblesville will
spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lucius Wainwright. at their home
on North Pennsylvania street.
| DR.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Eastman and
son VIII leave Tomorrow for CrawfordS-
vile. to spend Christmas with Mrs. East
mans mother, Mrs. Nicholson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Heiskell have re-
| turned from Atlanta, Ga, for permanent
| residence here, and are with Mrs. Heis-
| kelPs parents for a short time.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Fassold
and Mr.. Paul e. Rudd will take place Sat
| urday, Dec. 26, at the residence of the
brides mother on North Noble street
Miss Sarah F. Kelly. Mrs. DR.. o. A.
Beeks and Master Frank Beeks. of Oxford.
| o., will come Thursday to spend the holi-
days with Mr.. T. c. Shepperd and family.
Miss Louise Tutewiler entertained few
friends with a miscellaneous shower yes
/ terday afternoon in honor OF Miss Bonnie
Ellyn Summit, whose marriage occurs
| next week.
The Fortnightly Club had it's Christmas
meeting yesterday and a delightful pro-
by Mrs. Jacob Dunn, Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Mrs. Benjamin Kelsey and Miss Emma At
| kins.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Minor
| of Cincinnati and Dr. Albert A. Hill Of this
city occurred yesterday in Chicago. Dr. and
| Mrs. Hill will return this week for residence
here and VIII lead the grand march at the
| holiday dance of the Minuet Club next Mon
| day night.
The Womans Research Club had an en-
joyable Christmas meeting Monday after
noon with Mrs. Edward d. Clark. There
was a Christmas tree with gifts for the
| members. The committee in charge of the
| entertainment included Mrs. II. L. Condo as
| chairman, Mrs. Clark and Mrs o. NJ. Pruitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Landers gave a
| beautifully appointed holiday dance at the
| Propylaeum last evening for their daughter.
| Miss Eudora Landers. The dancing hall
| was effectively decorated with Christmas
| greens and red bells hung around the wall.
| A buffet supper was served, the stage being
| hung in holly wreaths and laurel. studded
| with red electric lights. The guests in
cluded many of the young people who are
home from school and their visitors.
An especially pretty holiday party for
| young people was the cotillon given last
| evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers at
| the Woodruff Club for their daughter Miss
| Ruth Rogers. The hall was effectively
| hung I'm Christmas green's and poinSettias.
| A number of pretty figures were given,
among them the lantern, parasol, boa and
mun figures. The last figure was the snow
ball figure, which was especially beautiful
! and unique. Mrs. Charles Robinson and
| Miss Margaret Lockwood presided at the
| favor table, and Miss Ruth Rogers and Mr..
| Roy Keith led the figures. A number of
| boys and girls who are home for the hoi-
| days were present Mr.. Roy Keith, of
Chicago. was among the out-of-town
| guests.
| Miss Hilda Fletcher, who is home from
| the Woman's College in Baltimore for the
| holidays, was the guest of honor at a de-
| lightful luncheon given yesterday by her
| sister, Mrs John Alfred Barnard. The
| guests were received in the drawing room,
| where the decorations were of green and
| white For the dning-rOOm there were