The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31

Hazel Green. KY, are spending fortnight
with DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Churchman have re-
turned to town and will be at the cam
bridge during the winter months.
Miss Ahern, of Chicago. formerly the
state librarian here, is spending short
time with her sister, Mrs. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robert Heiskell.
who have been in Atlanta, Ga, since June
will return shortly for residence here.
Mrs. John Carl Ingram entertained few
friends Tuesday afternoon with O'Clock
tea In honor of her mother, Mrs. f. Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross, jr., who were
married last Tuesday evening, will leave
next Tuesday for their home in New York.
Mr.. William Kelly Thompson has re-
| turned from weeks visit In Kentucky.
Mrs. Thompson will remain a week longer
Miss Carrie Perins entertained few
| friends at cards Thursday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Ensign, OF Bos-
| ton.
| Miss Alice Baker who has been with her
sister. Mrs. Jacquelin Holiday, will spend
| the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Wool
| len.
Mrs. Frances McElroy will arrive to-day
| from Delaware, o., for a short visit with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Mcpherson
Goodwin.
Miss Esther Nutting, of Muncie, is the
guest Of Miss Helen Sampsell and will at
| tend the Halloween hayride to be given this
| evening.
| Mrs. II. Il. Dyer ana MISS Bertd Dyer,
| who visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Griffin,
| have returned to their home in Worthing-
| ton, Ind.
| Mrs. Swift, of San Francisco, president
| of the international Council of Women,
| all next week.
! Colonel and Mrs. Varney, formerly of this
| city, have returned from visit abroad and
have taken an apartment in Washington,
| d. c., for the winter.
1 resident
members of Tudor Hall and the other stu
dents of the school with an enjoyable mas
querade party last night.
Mrs. H. H. Fulton. of Elmira, n. Y, is
| the guest of her mother, Mrs. Newcomb
| and of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Goodwin, at
1S4S North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Scott have issued
| Invitations for a reception Nov. 6 in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lecklider and Mr..
| and Mrs. Ernest Clifford Barrett.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacquelin Holiday have re-
| turned from their country home and will
| occupy the w. ]. Holiday residence on
! North Meridian street during the winter.
| Mrs. Philip Rappaport will entertain at
| cards this afternoon all those who assisted
| her in her booth and in the programmes
| of the fair given recently by the day nurs-
| cry.
Mrs. Dwight Ensign. who is the guest of
| Miss Carrie Perkins and Mr.. Lafayette Per-
| kins will leave next week for visit in
| Erie Pa, before returning to her home in
| Boston.
Mrs w. M. Johnston, of North Capitol
| avenue has gone to Chicago. where she
, will be Joined by Mr.. Johnston and they
| will go to Des MOines, Ia, for visit OF in
definite length.
| Mrs. Martin w. Mansfield issued invita-
tions last night for a card party the after
noon of Nov. z in honor of Mrs. Allen Sam
| MONS of Michigan City, who is visiting the
| Misses Stewart.
| Mrs Newton Todd has issued invitations
for company Nov. in honor of Miss
Ethel Failey. Miss Lucy Taggart win
give a dinner the evening Of Nov. for
| Miss Failey and Mr.. Taylor.
Miss Dorothy Milford, who was the guest
| of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins,
jr.. has returned to her home in Crawfords-
ly for a brief visit with Mrs. Perkins.
The womens Society of the German
House will give a card party a week from
this afternoon, at which the hostesses will
be Mrs William Baird and Mrs. William
| Koerner. They will be assisted by Mrs.
John WINNER. Mrs D. b. Sullivan, Miss
Benie Weigand and Miss Carolyn Coyle.
The game will begin at 2:30.
The Kara-Kiri Euchre Club, a recent or
ganiaztion, composed of Misses Clara Peck
man, Daisy Altland, Cleo Scott, Marcia
Stewert, Mabel Heller, Edna Fosdick, Belle
Cash, Chas. Eichholtz, Fred Akin Ralph
Norwood, Carl Dow, Ray Clark, Thos
Hornaday and VIII Stewart was enter
Miss Scott at her home on College avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans, of North
Delaware street, gave a large and hand
somely appointed reception last night In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clifford Bar
rett, whose marriage occurred last week
The house decorations were in white and
pink and clusters of flowers in those colors
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Evans in receiving
and entertaining were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
F. Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. John Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs
S. E. Hadley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans
Mrs. Mary Cox and the members of the
Barrett-Fletcher bridal Party-Niiss Cora
Miss Estelle Fisher, Miss Blanche May
Mr.. Chalmers Hadley, Mr.. Elmer Scott anc
Mr. Elmer Stout. A number of out-of-towr
| guests were present.
RECEPTION AT PURDUE.
special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct. SO.-A largely
attended reception was given this after.
noon at Ladies' Hall, Purdue University by
Mrs Emma Mont McRae, Madame Pauline
Mariotte Davies Miss Laura A. Fry, Miss
Nellie Samson. Miss Katherine Golden
Miss Caroline Shoemaker and Miss Eliz
abeth Milspaugh, members of the faculty
The guests, go In number, were wives OF
members of the faculty and the young lady
students of the university. The pariors were
trimmed with chrysanthemums and au
tumn leaves. roses and vines. Four youns
women in Japanese gowns served choco
late Another girl appropriately attret
told Halloween fortunes. The reception wa.
from 2:3O to $50 and at 6 o'clock dinner
| was served.
ALDRICH-WHORWE
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind, Oct. 30.-Miss Ella
Whorwelt. daughter of former Alderman
George w. whorwelt. and herself a forme
deputy county recorder, and Charles r
! Aldrch of Chicago, were married las
night. but her friends knew nothing of i
till to-day. Mr.. r. Hartley pastor of tn,
First Presbyterian Church, officiated. il
the presence of the members of the bride
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich will live il
Chicago.
GRAHAM-CONNER.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Oct. 30.-Huber
d. Graham and Miss Jennie Conner, daugh
ter of the late j. Harvey Conner, of thi
city, were married this evening at thu
brides home. the Rev. w. q. Clinton. pas
tor OF the Centenary Methodist Church
performing the ceremony.
Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Craft and son hav
returned to their home in Indianapolis
after a visit with Mrs. Crafts parents, MI