The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-28


Miss Mary McConney has returned from
Ill.
Mrs Maria Foster Buchanan will return
Saturday from a visit with friends In chi
cago.
Asheville, n. c.. where they will spend the
winter.
Miss May Barr has returned from Rich
mond, where she has been with college
friends
The Americas Club will give large
evening.
Mrs. Miller, of Liberty. is spending few
days with her daughter. Mrs. Albert X.
Thompson.
Miss Ethel Bayless, of Frankfort. will
arrive Saturday to be the guest OF Miss
AS a result Of unremitting day and night
work the freight car famine at Kansas has
been relieved.
Mrs. E. C. Cost, of the Arlington. has
gone to Bellefontaine. o., to spend month
with relatives.
home in Upton, after brief visit with
friends in town.
DIR. and Mrs. William z. George have
issued invitations for a Halloween party
Saturday evening.
Miss Jessie Dunn Young. of Hanover. will
Frances Pangborn.
Judge w. c. Daily and sisters. the Misses
Daily, left last week for New York fol
permanent residence.
Mrs. Daniel Stewart and Miss Charlotte
Scott have returned from visit with
friends in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams and Miss
Ruth Sloan, of Franklin, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Sloan.
Mrs. Joseph Traxler, of Louisville. KY
Is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Solomon and family.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graef Darlington re-
| turned yesterday from Hyannisport, where
| they spent the summer months.
Miss Julia Warrington, of Mattoon, Ill
| will arrive next week to visit Miss Marie
Warrington. on East Tenth street
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer lowering will
| leave next week for Chicago, where they
| will take a residence In Kenwood.
| Mrs. Charles Foster. who was the guest
| of her sister, Mrs Richard L. Talbot, has
| returned to her home In Frankfort.
| Miss Martha Henderson will return Sat
urday from months visit with her broth
| er, Mr.. Frank Henderson, in Chicago.
| Mrs Everitt, of Utica. N. Y, will arrive
| the latter part of the week to visit Mrs
Benjamin Minor and the Misses Minor.
Mrs David Knickerbacker. who spent the
summer in the East. will remain at Clifton
1 Springs, Va, until the end of the month.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Richie, re.
| turned yesterday to their home IN Cincin
| natl.
| The pictures Of Mr. p B. Gruelle are OF
exhibit in the Herman gallery on Nortf
| Pennsylvania street instead OF In the Liepel
| gallery, as announced.
| Miss Marie Katzenbach has gone tc
| Columbus, o., to attend the wedding OF
/ Miss Stellhorn and the Rev. Oscar Tressel
which occurs tonight.
| The earnings of the Hooking Valley road
| for the third week of October were Sl35,
1898. an increase over the corresponding
| week last year Of "a, 450.2s.
| Mrs. Theresa Voss Smith resumed thu
| observance OF her Monday afternoon a
home this week, and had with her hel
| daughter, Mrs. Goodwin Smith.
| Mrs Edward Patterson Lawrence has re-
| turned to her home In Lincoln, ILL.,, after
| a visit of several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
| w. S. r. Harrington and Miss Frances
| Crum.
| Miss Carolyn SchSigert entertained g
| number of friends with a musicale las
| night I'm honor of Miss Bess Dean. whose
| marriage to Mr.. James Matlock OgdeI
| occurs next month.
| Mr. and Mrs j. Otis Adams will return
| the latter part of the week from Brookville
| where they spent the summer and will
| occupy their new home at Talbot avenue
and Twentieth street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Keller will return
| to-day from their wedding journey anC
| will be with Mrs. Kellers parents, Mr.. anC
| Mrs. Scott H. Searle for few days befor'
| taking possession of their own home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pfarr and daughter. Mis-.
| Anna Pfarr, of Wheeling, w. Va, and Mr.
| and Mrs. Worth, of Cincinnati, who were
/ guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Steven
son for a few days, have returned home
At noon yesterday the new double tract
| of the Panhandle, on the Indianapolis divi
sion, was opened for business between Mil
| ford Center and Woodstock, making thirty
| three miles of double track from Columbus
| west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Bookwalter CAV,
| their home on North Illinois street Satur
| day evening Mr. and Mrs. Bookwalter will
| celebrate their nineteenth wedding anniver
| sary with family party
The congestion of business on the Biz
| Four Is not being cleared up as fast as J
| Q. Van Wrinkle, general superintendent, de
| sires, and being an old hand at the bust
ness, he is visiting points where the con
| gestion q, the most troublesome and stir
| ring up the yard employees. He was at An
! derson yesterday and will be at Muncie to
| day and will put in most Of the week in re
! lieving the situation.
Mrs Gerry M. Sanborn was the hostess To-
| an enjoyable bid euchre party yesterday
| afternoon at her home IN Woodruff Plac,
| In honor of her guests-her mother, Mrs
| Stiles. of New York, and Miss Tudor, o.
| Avondale, o. The rooms were hung witt
| strands of laurel, studded with tiny electric
| bulbs in white, green and red. Mrs. San
born was assisted by number of friends
/ and her guests included Mrs. Palmer, Of
| Detroit, with Mrs. p. Atwood Kinds.
The annual report of the Pennsylvania
| Voluntary Relief Association shows tha
| the association is not self-sustaining. Dur
| ing the fiscal year ending June 80 the Penn
sylvania made up a deficit of SS3 726.01. A
| the close of the year there were q. 259 mem
bers, an increase of 1850 over the preceding
year During the year 9O7 persons received
| benefits. This is at the rate of thirty-sever
| per 1000 members. The death rate was
| thirteen per 1000 the same as last year.
The Contemporary Club will observe
| guest evening tonight at the Propylaeum
when Mr.. John l.. Griffiths will deliver ar
| address on Russia Each member is priv
| ileged to bring two guests. The meeting
| will be held in the assembly room upstairs
and the dressing room downstairs will be
open for the guests to remove their hats
| and wraps. The reception committee fol
| the evening includes Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
| III. Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs Meredith Nichol
son and Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Bennett.
Mrs. Myra j. Allison gave the second OF
| the series OF companies which she is giving
| in honor of Mrs. Wallace Allison, YESTERDAY
afternoon. Forty guests were entertained
! During the afternoon Mrs. c. T.. Bacon anC
| her sister gave an entertaining dialogue
| Mrs. Allison was assisted in entertaining
| by her daughter. Miss May Allison, anC
| by Mrs. Delliaore Allison and Miss Grac,
Eldred. The parlors were decorated with
| autumn leaves and in the library there wer,
clusters of pink crysanthemums for deco
ration.
Invitations were issued yesterday by Mr.
and Mrs James Failey for the marriage OF
| their daughter Ethel and Mr.. William 10
| seph Taylor, which will occur Wednesda,