The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-07

/ Miss Laura Hart is the guest of friends
| in New York
Mrs ]. NJ. Scott has gone to Rushville to
| spend a few days.
Mr.. H. S. Tucker will return in fort
night from Upper Dam, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bauer have gone
/ TO Niagara 10 spend two weeks.
! Mrs. Louis Wolf and family have gone to
| Topeka. Kan. TO spend two months
| Mr. and Mrs. James Perry Hoster are
| spending a few weeks at Lake Gage.
Miss Charity Dye will entertain this aft
| ernoon in honor of Miss Frances Perry.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Martin III. Rice have re-
| turned from their cottage at Maxinkuckee
Mr.. and Mrs Lew Nicoai and son
| Harry have gone to California for a short
| visit.
returned from a three weeks visit in the
| East.
| Miss Sue Ross. of Terre Haute. is spend
| ing short time with Mrs. Henry Waite
] Buttolph.
Miss Clara Peters, of Denver. will arrive
| Lila kurtz.
Mr. and Mrs John S. Duncan will re-
turn the middle of the month from
I Georgian bay.
Mrs. William A. Hughes and daughters.
| Elizabeth and Anne, have gone to Wawasee
| for fortnight
| Miss Amy Mccarthy left yesterday for
| Burlington Brack, Ontario, Canada TO
! spend five weeks
Mr. and Mrs William Mccarthy and fam
| lily will leave this week for visit In
| Wheeling, w. Va.
Misses Helen and Virginia Osgood are
spending a few days with Miss Emma
Fisher at Noblesville.
Miss Rosalie Kurtz, who has been the
guest of friends in town, has returned to
her home in Paris, Ill.
Miss Rena Tucker, who is in Ogunquit,
Me, painting, will remain East until the
middle of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Morss and
daughter Josephine are spending q rev
| weeks at Charlevoix.
Mr.. James Edwin Stewart, of New Or
| leans. has arrived to join Mrs. Stewart, VINO
| is visiting relatives here.
Mr. Frederick Judson of Michigan City.
Is spending few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Judson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Bliss, who spent
a few days In town. returned last night TO
| their cottage at Maxinkuckee.
DR.. George Dwight Kahlo has gone to
| French Lick to join his family and to
| spend the remainder of the summer.
Miss Katherine Layman. who spent the
| winter in New York and has since been
visiting in Virginia, has returned home.
Judge and Mrs. McCabe. of Williamsport,
who came for the Sweeney reception last
night, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gwinn.
| Mr.. o. o. Carvin left yesterday for OF
| tawa Beach, Mich, where he will spend q
| few days with his family at their cottage
Mrs. owen Bailey, who visited her mother.
Mrs. Scott, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eldon
Scott, has returned to her home in Louis
| vile.
Mrs. Charles Scholl and daughter Elfrida
| will leave next week for months visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Scholl in New
York.
Mr. Frank T., Gates has returned from
the Gates-Averill cottage at Juniper Beach,
| Mich. Mrs. Gates will remain north until
| September.
Miss Dora Wolf gave a bowling party yes
| terday afternoon in honor of a number OF
| young women visiting in the city and their
| hostesses.
Mrs. Katherin Kidder. of Terre Haute,
| has returned from short visit in Chi
| cago and is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| John Harrison.
| Mr. and Mrs. George. Bauer and daugh-
tiers, Katherine and Lucy, have returned
from Wawasee, and Mr.. and Mrs Bauer
have gone East for visit.
Mrs. Rosa b. Mahan has returned from
Worthington, Ind, accompanied by her
daughter Alberta. who has been visiting
friends in southern Indiana.
Mrs. ]. n. Bearnes has returned to her
home in Minneapolis after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray: Miss Clara
Bearnes will remain some time longer
| Mrs. Alfred Blacklidge. of Rushville. has
! arrived to spend few weeks with her par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Snyder Mr.
| Blacklidge is also here for a few days
| Miss Della Pottlitzer, of Lafayette, who
| is the guest of Miss Sara Messing, was
| the guest of honor at a bowling party
| given last night at Broad Ripple by Mr..
Leon Stern
Miss Pearl Green, Of Stanford University
| will come next week TO spend a few days
with Miss Emma Virginia Pearson, en- route
to the Kappa Alpha Theta convention in
| Minneapolis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Davies Odell, who
| are at Upper Dam, Me-, will leave there
| about the middle of the month for a trip
in Canada and will return home the first
| of September.
Mrs. Franz Bellinger left yesterday to
| spend few weeks in Vermont and later
will join Mr.. Bellinger in New York Mrs.
Bellinger was accompanied East by Miss
| Grace Alexander.
| Miss Clayton, who was the guest of Mr.
| and Mrs. A. A. Barnes, has returned to
her home in Chicago. Miss Albertson. Of
| Rockford, ILL.,, will remain several weeks
| longer with Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes.
DR.. Frank Kennedy, of Julietta Hospital
DIR. Samuel McGaughey. of the Marion
| health office, and DIR. Nelson d. Brayton
| left yesterday for New York, where they
will visit the medical schools and hospitals
| MRS. Henry w. Piel gave a card party and
| china shower yesterday afternoon in honor
of Miss Gertrude Piel. whose marriage with
Mr.. Alva Wysong will occur this month
ne guests were tH6 young women DelOng-
ing to club of which Miss Piel is MEM
| Der.
The marriage of Miss lone Cooper and Mr.
| Samuel De Vaney took place last night at
| the home of the brides parents in Atlanta
The ceremony was pronounced by the Rev.
| T. A. De Vaney, father of the bridegroom
| Miss Flossie Roages was the maid Of
honor and Mr.. Carney De Vaney the best
man.
| The marriage of Miss lisa Hill, daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse ID. Hill, and Mr.
James Edward Morris, will take place Tues
| day, Aug. II, at 2 o'clock, at the Methodist
| Church in Broad Ripple Miss Hill is
| niece of DR.. and Mrs. William S. Beck, OF
| this city. The at-home announcement is
| for Shelbyville after the first of September
| The marriage OF Miss Helen Daisy Loves
and DIR. Martin Dobson took place yesterday
| morning at o'clock at IS. Peter and Paul
| Chapel, the Rev. Joseph Chartrand officiat-
| ing. The nuptial music was sung by Miss
| Edna Burks and the choir. The bride was
| attended by Miss Violet Everett and the
| bridegroom by his brother, Mr.. John Dob
| son. The brides gown was of white or
| CANDY and with IL was worn a white pic
| ture hat. The bouquet was of white roses
| Miss Everett wore a frock Of white Per-
/ sian lawn with picture hat, and carried
pink roses. After the ceremony a wedding
| breakfast was served at the brides home
| and later DR.. and Mrs Dobson left for a
bridal journey to northern Michigan. They
| will return here in the fall for residence
| Miss Fideia Lester and her students Of
| the Harmonic fraternity gave a delightful
lawn fete last night at the home of Mr..