The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-28
Club Progra m M es
q n a Miscellaneous

Social affairs II -

Smock. Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. F. PURGE. Miss
Annie Wiegand and Miss Lillian Ludorf.
Mrs, Edward Patterson Lawrence OF Lin
coin, Ill, will arrive Wednesday to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. r. Harrington
and Miss Frances Crum.
Mrs. Thomas c. Horton. of Dallas Tex.
formerly of this city. has arrived to be the
guest or her sister. Mrs Thomas Dean, on
North Capitol avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Meyer announce
the engagement of their daughter Eda May
and Thomas II. Cory, the wedding 10 take
place in the early fall.
Mr. Lynn b. Martindale will leave Thurs
day 10 spend week with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. b. Martindale, at their summer
cottage at Harbor Point.
Mrs. Curtis. who has spent several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wild and Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Wild. returned yesterday
TO her home i'm Noblesville.
Miss Louise Pfaffiin. of Austin, Tex. and
Mr.. Harry Garhart. of Texas. have re-
turned to their homes after a brief visit
with Dr. and Mrs. James II. Taylor.
Mrs Frank b. Wynn will receive infor-
mally tomorrow afternoon from TO q at
her home. Ills North Alabama street. for
her mother, Mrs. Arnold. OF Dayton.
Mrs Howard Gale and daughter Stella
will leave to-day TO spend week in Bos-
ton. and later will visit Mrs. Fletcher
Hines at her summer home near Proctors-
vile, VT
Mrs Charles A waliingford and son. who
were guests OF Mrs. Caroline Coffin in
Bloomington, have gone from there TO the
Tennessee mountains, where they VIII spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howell Fiske an
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Emma Louise TO Mr.. William George
Schrader of Buffalo, N. Y. The wedding
will occur in the fall.
Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Snyder. who have
been guests of Mrs. Catherine Zener, have
returned to their home in Clinton, Mo-, ac-
companed by Mrs Zener, who will spend
several weeks with them.
Mrs. Gertrude Fugate has returned from
the East and will leave tomorrow for An
derson, where she will visit Miss Bessie
Ross. Mrs. Fugate will be guest at sew
eral social affairs while in Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Isaacs. of No. 1903
Friday evening to celebrate their eighth
wedding anniversary. They were assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Christian Ludorn.
Miss Clara Dipple and Miss Anna Coch-
ran will leave next Saturday TO spend three
or four weeks in Madison. Later they will
be Joined there by Mrs. Frank Stacey and
Miss Finch and the party will take the
Kentucky river trip.
Mrs. w. ID. Pratt was the hostess for a
luncheon at the Columbia Club yesterday.
entertaining a few young women for her
daughter, Miss Mary Pratt. in honor of Miss
Cerene Ohr and her guests, the Misses Hub
bard, of Wheeling. w. Va.
Mr.. John s. Lazarus will return tonight
from New York, and Mrs Lazarus will re-
turn the latter part of the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lazarus went East 10 accompany
their daughter. Mrs. Charles Divine. OF
Toledo. who will sail the first OF the week
for a visit abroad.
The Daughters of the Revolution had
enjoyable outing yesterday afternoon at
Spring Lake Park. A party Of sixty went
down from here and were Joined at the park
by fifteen twenty of the Greenfield MEM
bers of the society. A country dinner was
served and the evening spent inform
A camping party which will leave Friday
for Bloomingdale Glens will include Miss
Ethel Cleland. Miss Anna Louise Beck, Miss
Gertrude Baker, Miss Anna and Miss Belle
Dean, Mr.. Frederick Beck. DIR. Ray New
| comb Mr.. Edward Dean. Mr.. Milton Blair.
Mr.. Joseph Hall, Mr.. Reginald Sullivan,
Mr.. Noble Dean, Mrs. John Allen Blair, or
| Paris, ILL.,. and Mr.. Taylor. of Brooklyn.
An enjoyable dance was given last night
| at Broad Ripple by the members of a club.
ron Pierson, Mrs. Harry Howard Temper
| ley Mrs. Harry Dye. Mrs. Albert N. Ho-
ruff, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Sautzgaber. Mrs.
Atkinson, Miss Edna Mullen, Miss Gene
We've Campbell and Miss Kennedy A num-
Der of the friends of the club were enter
tanned.
Miss Margery Anne Taylor. daughter OF
| DR.. and Mrs. James II. Taylor, OF this city,
who has spent the past year In New York
| studying. will have the leading role In THE
LIARS" the examination play to be given
next Thursday evening at the Carnegie
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