The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-19

friends.
Mrs Charles Francis Doyle, of Cohoes, N.
Y, has arrived to be the guest or MISS
Helen Altland.
The local members of the Delta Tau
Delta fraternity gave dance last night
at the Propylaeum.
Miss Violet Kittner; of Defiance, O.; is the the
North Illinois street
Mrs. T. S. Maxwell who is visiting her
sister. Mrs c. E Coots will return Monday
to her home in Cleveland.
Mrs. Hicks. who was the guest of Mrs.
William Omelvena, returned last night 10
her home in Sycamore, Ill.
Miss Mary Knippenberg has returned
from a visit in Louisville and will leave
soon for a visit in the South.
Mrs. Austin Brown, who recently re,
turned from California, is with Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Sullivan for while.
Mrs. Mary Turner, of Pittsburg,, who is
visiting Mrs. j. l.. Mothershead will return
next Monday to her home in Pittsburg
Mrs. Edward Nell and Miss Martha
Henderson have issued invitations for
small card party tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pirtle Herod form
erly of the Victoria, have taken possession
of their home on North Meridian street.
The st. Mary's of the Woods Club will will
Frank Ittenbach, 1888 North Capitol avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mckay were at
| home informally last night for the Rev:
and Mrs. E. Z. Newbert, of All Souls
| Church.
Mrs. Ward Hunt Dean has issued invita-
| tons for tea Tuesday afternoon, from to
| s, In honor of her guest, Mrs. Smothers, or
Denver.
| Miss Gertrude Metzger will return from
| school in Clifton, o., to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
| Metzger.
Mrs. William H. Sparks. who was the
| guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs Hen
ry Clay Allen. has returned to her home in
| Anderson.
Miss Natalie Dalton will entertain a few
friends with a chafing-dish party this even
ing in honor Of her guest, Miss Sue Ball, of
| Milwaukee.
Miss Orrin woollen will go to Maxim
cuckee to spend Thanksgiving and to at
tend the play and dance given by the Gull
Yer students.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Foster, Of Evans
| ton, will come early In December for
visit of several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Roberts
| Mrs. George whitley returned yesterday
to her home in Greenville. O., after fort
nights visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Clay White
| ley at the Savoy.
| Mrs. Eva Steele Collins. who was the
| guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
| Steele, returned yesterday to her home
| in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Charles Emery will give an informal
company next Wednesday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. Geeting. who has recently
| come here for residence.
Mrs. Talmadge and Miss Talmadge. who
are guests of Mrs. Hasselrnan and Miss
| Hasselman, will return next week to their
| home III Evanston, Ill.
| Mrs. c. A. vinnedge and daughter, Miss
Rose Vinnedge, will leave soon for st.
1 Louis, where they will join Mr.. Vinnedge
/ for permanent residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Matlock Odgden
| have returned from their wedding journey
and will receive after Jan. at their home,
1892 North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs, Frank M; Fauvre and daughters.
Will go to Culver next Wednesday to at
tend the Thanksgiving dance and play.
| Miss Helen Brown, of New York, and
Miss Blackburn. of Louisville, will arrive
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelly Thompson.
| Mrs Morris M. Townsend has issued in
vitations for luncheon Tomorrow In
| honor of Mrs. A. L. Drum, who has come
| to the city within the past year for resi-
dence.
| Miss Helen Bennett will entertain small
| house party over Sunday, her guests in
Guiding Miss Edith Wilson and Miss Edith
| Adams and her guest Miss Miriam Smith
| of Lafayette.
! Miss Rose Holmes entertained a few
| friends at luncheon yesterday in honor OF
ours next week The table was decorated
with autumn flowers.
| Mrs. Eugene Minor will entertain a club
| of which she is member, with few
/
Adams. who are guests of the Misses
| Minor. will be special guests.
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anthony
Milburn, Of Chicago, will arrive next week
Ferdinand Mayer. Mr.. Milburn will be the
| officiating clergyman at the Moore-Sayles
| wedding next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerfoot Stewart. who have
| been with Mrs. Stewards parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Clemens Vonnegut. jr, since their re-
| turn from their wedding journey, have
taken possession Of their own home, No. GIL
| East Thirteenth street.
| The Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Fitzgerald
will arrive next Tuesday for short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs John J; Price on North
entertain a few friends at dinner for their
| guests, and In the evening Mr.. Fitzgerald
will speak before the Proctor Club, which
| will have a guest meeting with Mr.. and
! Mrs. Price.
Mrs. Jonathan M. Clark entertained
| twenty-five friends at euchre yesterday
| afternoon, asking them to meet Mrs. julie
o. Wehrman, recent bride. The appoint
ments were In yellow and white, and the
flowers used in decoration were chrysanthe-
NUNS. The ices were flower form in yell
low and white. Mrs. Louise Huestis as
/ sisted Mrs. Clark in entertaining.
Mrs. Benjamin Minor and the Misses
Gertrude and Mary Minor entertained a
few of their neighborhood friends at cards
Mrs ranR W. of Of
and Mrs. M L. Adams of Chicago. They
| were assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Ed
| ward Nell, Mrs. Eugene Minor, Miss Mar
tina Henderson and Miss Lois Dyer.
| The Service Club viii Tissue invitations
i early in December for its annual dance TO
i be given Christmas night at the German
| House. Boxes will be arranged in the AS
| sembly Hall and the members of the club
are making preparations to make the dance
one of the important events of holiday
| week for the younger set. The mothers
| of the members of the club will be the
| patronesses for the dance. The proceeds
| will be given to the Day Nursey.
Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates was the hostess
for a handsomely appointed luncheon yes
| terday in honor of Mrs Irving Swan
Brown, of Worcester, Mass, who is the
| guest of Mrs. A. A. Barnes. The guests
| were seated at one table for which the CEN
| terpiece was a low basket of maidenhair
ferns and the guest favors clusters of vio-
lets laid at each cover. The place
| cards were miniatures done in watercolor.
Miss Alice Day, of Milwaukee with Miss
| Myla Coburn were among the guests.
Guests from out of town who will come
for the marriage of Miss Mary Helen Sayles
and Mr.. Harriet Van Deventer Moore,
which occurs next week, will include Miss
Ethel Barnes of Ridgefield, n. j.. and Miss
| Ethel Moore, of Brooklyn, who will visit
Miss Sayles; Mrs. Milward Adams of Chi
cago: Miss Alma Hoegh, of Minneapolis,
who will be with Mrs. Francis o. Dorsey;
Miss Florence Byles who will visit Miss
Ruth Wilson; Miss Marie Stuart, of La
fayette. Mr.. Arthur Comstock. Mr.. Wen
man. Mr.. Charles Billings and Mr.. Leonard
Bates, of New York. Among the parties
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