The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-21


Mr.. and Mrs Harold o. Smith have taken
possession of their apartment In the u
lonial.
Miss Marie Evans, who was the guest of
Miss Voss returned yesterday to her nome
in Noblesville.
The Fhilomathean Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. c. b. King on North
Pennsylvania street.
Miss Chanute. of Chicago. is the guest or
Mrs n. l.. Williams and Mrs. c. N BUSH
nell at the Victoria.
Miss Eunice Hunter has returned to her
home In Terre Haute after snort WISH
with her sister, Mrs. Drum.
Mrs Charles E. Ford. of Chicago , ar,
rived yesterday to spend few days Win
her sister. Mrs Frank Newcom.
Mrs Alexander Drysdale. who spent a
fortnight with Mrs. Newton Todd, mas re-
turned to ner home In Louisville.
Mrs. Helen Bullock, of Elmira, n. Y. Is
spending few days with Mrs. William L.
Brown, en- route to California for the WIN
ter.
come to attend the German Ladies Aid So
ciety charity ball next Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Wilmington will
give winter picnic this evening In honor
Of their guest, Mrs. w. L. King, OF Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. King and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dickhut will go to Cold Spring
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving win
relatives.
Miss Estelle Butterworth, of Laporte,
Ind, is visiting her cousin, Miss Bessie
Holman, at Mrs. ID. M. Elliotts, ZzSl TAI
bott avenue.
Miss Dorothy Jungclaus, who has been
with friends in Tarrytown, n: Y, since re-
turning from a two years visit abroad, has
returned home.
Mr.. Rollin T. Veitch of Reading, Pa.
has arrived to join Mrs. Veitch, who is
spending a month with her sister, Mrs.
Cassius Hadley.
her sister, Mrs. Louis Hollweg. will re-
turn the latter part of next week to her
home in ST Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dill and children,
of Richmond, will arrive next week to
spend fortnight with Mrs. Dill's parents,
Judge and Mrs. Lewis G. Walker.
Mrs. James Townley, who was the guest
of Mrs. A. D. Thomas for few days, left
yesterday for visit in Terre Haute before
returning to her home in Kansas City.
Mrs. John NJ CASTOR has returned from
a visit of several months abroad Her
daughter. Miss Castor, who accompanied
her, will remain in Paris through the win
ter.
Mr.. Earl and Mr.. Joseph Minor, Mr..
Reginald Hughes, Mr. Charles Rauh, Mr..
Owen Finney and Mr.. Rudy will return
next week from Purdue to spend their va
cation at home.
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party at luncheon yesterday TO celebrate her
birthday anniversary. Special guests were
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cham
bers, or Danvflle.
Mrs. George Bailey entertained informally
at luncheon at the Columbia Club yester-
day for Mrs. John Browne and Mrs. Thorn
as Browne. of Columbus, o.. who are Wis
iting Mrs. w. E. Maxwell.
Mrs. Edward Nell and Miss Martha Hen
derson entertained thirty friends at euchre
yesterday afternoon. Among the guests
were Mrs. Everett, of Buffalo. and Mrs.
Adams, of Chicago, visiting the Misses
Minor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Smith, of North
Meridian street. entertained their neigh
borhood club Thursday evening, the guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Deprez. Mr.
and Mrs. Saylor and Mrs. Bert Swain, or
Shelbyville.
Miss Electra Chase, of Wabash, is spend
ing a few days with Mrs. A j. Clark and
Mrs. Frank Wells. Miss Chase had charge
of an enjoyable entertainment, a Tom
Thumb wedding. which was given last
night by the small children Of the Central
Christian Sunday-school.
Miss Elizabeth Defrees entertained few
| yesterday afternoon In honor of Miss
Lily Wilson. of New Rochelle. N. Y, who
is visiting Miss Florence Jones. and Miss
| Cecilia Lopez, of Charleston, s. c., the
1 guest of Miss Margaret McCulloch.
The first section of the woman's Society
| of the Maennerchor gave large card
party yesterday afternoon, for which the
| hostess was Mrs. Paul H. Krauss and the
| assistants Mrs. Otto Busching, Mrs. Ru-
! dolph Mueller, Mrs. Edward Hawkins, Miss
| Freda Minter and Miss Mary Schopp.
Mrs. John H. Talbot was the hostess for
! an enjoyable company yesterday afternoon
/ In honor Of Miss Alice Somerville. The
rooms were decorated prettily with yellow
chrysanthemums. During the afternoon
P Prs of GENIUS fe and Mrs Wsaee
Beardsee Tibbetts sang.
Miss Harriet M. Fitch, of Spades, Ind.
| formerly of this city. whose engagement
| and that Of Mr.. Henry Washburn Leding,
| OF Cleveland, has been announced, will ar
rive next week to be with Miss Lillian
Mitchell at 1910 Talbot avenue until after
Tuesday, Dec. s. in the Tabernacle Church.
The Magazine Club will meet next Sat-
urday at the Bertha Ballard home. The
programme will include current events by
by 'S' Mrs .''e A. l. Lane "1 TSe Capitol da
by A. j. Clark; The Chief Executive and
His Public Career Mrs. N. T. Perine;
Cabinet Members and Their Duties" Mrs.
! c. w. Stockbarger.
number of friends at bounce euchre yester-
| day afternoon at her home on Broadway
Yellow chrysanthemums formed the decor
atoms of the parlors and the diamond
shaped score cards were tied with yellow
and green ribbons. Assisting Mrs. Denny
We're Mrs. Charles Stone. Mrs. Dalmar Lin
coin and Miss Lillian Denny.
The Heron Art Club of the John Heron
| Art Institute held its first meeting Thurs
! day evening at the studio of the institute
and elected the following officers: Miss
| Cora Hewitt, president; Mr.. Kurt Vonne-
| gut, vice president; Miss Maude Cooper
| secretary, and Miss Annette -Ostrander,
| treasurer The club will study the lives and
the pictures of the old masters during the
winter.
Mrs. Morris Macdonald Townley enter
| tanned a number of friends at a buffet
| luncheon yesterday asking her guests to
| meet Mrs. A. l.. Drum, who recently came
| NUNS were used to decorate the reception
| room and for the dining room there were
| clusters of pink roses. The guests included
| Miss Alice Day, of Milwaukee, with Miss
| Myla Coburn.
Mrs. Irwin Swan Brown, of Worcester
1 Mass, who Is the guest of Mrs. A. A.
| Barnes, was the guest of honor at a high
| tea given yesterday afternoon by Miss Lii
| lien Reese. The small tables had red tapers
1 in crystal candlesticks for the center and
crystal bowls of red bonbons and the guest
favors of Meteor roses added to the decora-
| ton. Pink roses were used in the north
drawing room. Assisting Miss Reese in
| entertaining her guests was her mother,
Mrs. Reese.
The Woodruff Place Club gave the first of
its usual series of entertainments last night
at the clubhouse. During the winter alter
nate card parties and dances are given
fortnghtly by the club and this years SER
| les was opened by a card party. The club
house was prettily decorated and there were
a number OF visitors present with the club
members. The hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Alexander c. Ayres, Mrs VIII
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