The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-25

Mrs. Winfield Taylor Durbin will go to
Chicago to-day for short visit.
Miss sloss. of Cleveland: is expected to-
morrow to visit Miss Stella Rauh.
Mrs. MAY Wright Sewall will not observe
her usual afternoon at home to-day.
Miss Clara Sanborn is home from Oxford
College to spend the spring vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick z. Matson have
returned from short trip to French Lick.
Mrs. John T. Brush and daughter Natalie
are home from French LICK, Wnere tney
spent a fortnight.
Mrs. ]. o. Henderson has returned from
Kokomo, where she has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Dolman-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Bates will return
to-day from California, where they have
spent the winter months.
Miss Maude Rawlings returned to her
home in Anderson yesterday after a short
visit with Miss Mary Kurtz.
Miss McCarty and Miss Margaret Day
left yesterday for California, where they
will visit relatives until June.
Miss Sue Howe has returned from Spring
field, ILL.,, after spending a month there
with her sister. Mrs. Archibald Hail.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gorrell. of Chicago.
will arrive the first of next week and will
occupy apartments at the Cambridge Tor
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. SWAIN of Shelbyville,
arrived yesterday to make short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Swain in
Morton Place.
Mrs. Junius B. Roberts and granddaugh-
ter. Elizabeth Henry, left yesterday for
Evanston to spend a fortnight with Mr..
John Roberts and family.
Coburn and Miss Mary Knippenberg will
leave early next month for visit at At
lantic City and New York.
Mrs Thomas c. Day entertained a few
friends at dinner last night in honor of
Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley. wife Of President
HadIey. of Yale University.
Miss Bess Brown returned yesterday
from the Western. at Oxford, o.. accom-
panied by Miss Bess Noble, of Goshen, who
will visit her for short time.
Miss Elizabeth Ketcham will go to Max
inkuckee the first of the month for the
summer. Mrs. j. L. Ketcham will remain
in the South for some time longer
President and Mrs. Arthur t. Hadley, of
Yale, who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Day during their brief stay
In the city, will leave to-day for Chicago.
Mr.. Edwin Allen, of Louisville, will ar
rive this week to join Mrs. Allen. who Is
visiting Mrs Herman SPAIN Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen will return to Louisville next week.
Mr.. Fletcher B. Wagner, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner, Of this city,
was one Of the three debaters on the victo-
rious Harvard team in its debate with
Yale last Monday evening.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Melissa Clark. 2510 Station
street, Brightwood, on Friday afternoon,
assisted Dy MIS-. Lena EnSey, Mrs. Jennie
II. Clark and Miss Allie Clark.
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Russell have issued
cards announcing the engagement of their
daughter Florence and Mr.. William Lilly,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lilly. The
wedding will take place early in June.
Miss Mildred Cable of Covington, and
Miss Martha HILL of Henderson, KY, will
arrive next Monday to visit Miss Freda
Cockrum and be bridesmaid at her mar
riage to Mr.. Arthur Downing, of Green
held, which will take place April g.
Mrs. c. II. Bonestell and little daughter
Mary, or Prattsburg, N. Y, are here to
spend month with Mrs. Anna c. Reaume
and family on North Illinois street. Mrs.
Bonestell is the widow of the late Major
Bonestell. OF the Twenty-third Infantry.
Mrs. James Burks, of Morton Place. was
the hostess for an informal luncheon yes
terday, inviting a few friends to meet Mrs.
George l. Reinhard of Bloomington. who
| Is Mrs V. w. Lockwood's guest, and Mrs.
Robert Drake, of Hoboken, N. Y, who Is
visiting Mrs. Henry Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lieber will return
to Europe with Mr.. Lieber's brother. Lieut..
Rudolph Lieber. OF the German army.
They viii sail from New York April Is for
southampton, and later will reach Duessel
dorf, Germany. the home of Mr.. Liebers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lieber Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Lieber will be absent about
two months
terday by Mrs. Richard c. Arnold at her
apartments in the Meridian. The several
rooms were very attractively decorated in
tulips. the yellow flowers being placed in
the parlors and scarlet ones in the dining
room. Assisting Mrs. Arnold in her hos
FATALITIES were Mrs. Lyman w. Louis, Mrs
Ten Eyck and Mrs. w. p. Lamb. Among
the guests were Mrs. Baldwin. of Boston;
Mrs. Samuel Riggs. of Rushville. with Mrs.
d. T. Shields. and Mrs. Edwin Allen OF
Louisville, with Mrs. Herman Spain.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall is in New Or
leans In attendance upon the fourteenth
annual executive session OF the National
Council of Women of the United States
Mrs SewaIl viii there submit the report
or the peace demonstration Of women OF
last year. with plans for its repetition in
May. She will also submit for the con-
sideratiou Of the American Council plans