The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-28

Mrs. John 7. Brush Will go TO french
Lick to-day for short stay
Dr. Rhodes, of No. 100 South West street.
has returned from Southern trip.
Miss Katherine Ayres will leave to-day
for weeks trip to New York city
Mrs. Perley B. Raymond went to French
Lick yesterday to remain fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl NJ. Ogle have returned
from trip of several weeks through the
South.
Mrs. KimbalI. of Marion. has been spend
ing the week with her son, Representative
Kimball, at the Denison.
Miss Clara Hawkins has returned from a
visit of several weeks with Miss Louise Van
Winckle. In Danville, KY.
Mr.. Louis Holiweg and SON. Ferdinand
Hollweg. will return this evening from a
fortnight's trip to New York.
Representative and Mrs. Gem Kimball. OF
Marion. left yesterday for Chicago to re-
main over Sunday with friends.
its next meeting with Mrs. Carlisle Smith.
No. 1907 Talbot avenue, March 2.
Mrs. W. E. Sharpe and Mrs. Harry d.
Hammond will leave to-day for Cincinnati
to visit Mrs. Charles Emswiler for a short
time.
been spending the winter with Mrs. DR..
Harvey, has gone to Pasadena, CAL, for
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Tully Crabb, of Crawfords-
vile. are In the city for few days, the
guests of Mrs. Crabbs sister. Mrs. l.. d.
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry II. Clifford and son
have gone to Irvington to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Clifford's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scot Butler
NAL company last night, entertaining for
Miss Inez Baker, of Monmouth ILL.,, who
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Cook.
The local alumni of the Phi Delta Theta
H~.x 14a fvht thA Lrnx
neke Academy. Among the guests were
Miss Miller and Mark Miller, of Franklin.
Mrs. Brainard Rorison and daughters will
leave in few days for New Orleans and
the South TO remain until spring, when they
will go to Chicago for permanent residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Thompson will return to-day from New Or
leans. where they spent the week attending
the Mardi Gras.
Mrs A. r. Hoffman gave a small card
company yesterday afternoon at her home
on Park avenue, entertaining a few OF the
friends of Mrs Schott, who is visiting Mrs.
William Schomberg.
con yesterday In honor of Miss Mary Will
hanson, of Pittsburg. Spring flowers were
given as favors, the same flowers adjoining
the table. Miss Williamson will return
home to-day.
The Indianapolis Browning Society OBJ
served guest evening last night In the
Shortridge High School hall. The address
Worth NJ. Tippy. on browning as Re-
ligious Teacher.
Tickets for the play Caste" which will
be presented by the Dramatic Club next
Wednesday evening at the Propylaeum for
been placed on sale at the Bobbs-Merrill
Company. Tickets may also be purchased
from members of the Flower Mission.
Miss Allen, of the Butler College resi-
6ann will ha he for alA
next Wednesday evening at the college resi-
dence. programme which promises to be
most enjoyable has been arranged. the par
tcipants of which will include Mrs. Belly
mer, Miss Brown, Miss Jeffries and Messrs
Schellschmidt. Taylor and Jeffries.
The marriage of Mrs Katherine Kregelo
Martin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
K. Kregelo. and Mr.. Harry II. Beckwith,
of Cleveland, o. will be solemnized at 4
o'clock this afternoon at the Kregelo home
on North Illinois street The appointments
treme simplicity and the relatives only will
witness the service Mr.. Beckwith will
take his bride East for a wedding journey.
after which they will reside in Cleveland.
Mrs. Charles Latham was the hostess for
opening her new home for the first time to
her friends The several rooms were ar
tistically adorned with vases of spring flow
drawing room and white liiacs in the IL
brary. The members of the family and a
group OF friends assisted MIS- Latham
her hospitaliJies. The dining room was in
red, with red shaded candles and bowl Of
red tulips for the center of the table Among
the callers of the afternoon Miss
Louise Stephenson. of Washington, d. c.,
with Miss Annie Fraser.
DELTA TAU DELTA RECEPTION.
A handsome reception was given last
| night at the Columbia Club by the Indian
apolis alumni chapter and the Beta Zeta
chapter of Butler College OF the Delta Tau
Delta fraternity. The guests were received
in the ballroom OF the club. which was
beautifully adorned with palms. with here
and there displayed the fraternity colors of
purple gold and white. The receiving COM
mittee included beside the members of the
Beta Zeta chapter, Judge McMaster Mr.
ard Mrs. T. V. Jones. Mr.. Henry W. Mar
shall. Mrs. Larz Whitcomb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hall. MI. and Mrs. Will ID. Howe
DR.. and Mrs. Lavery and Mr. Joseph r.
Morgan. Later In the evening an orchestra
screened by palms upon the stage, played
for the dancing. which was continued until
late hour. A large number of the MEM
bers OF the fraternity, with their friends
were I'm attendance. and the occasion was
one of great enjoyment to all, being, as il
were. a reunion of old college friends. A
number OF out-of-town guests were present,
! among them Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hibgee