The Indianapolis journal., 1903-03-11

day for Philadelphia. where she will visit
until the latter part of the month. when
she will sail for home.
Miss Ellie Mcconnell, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is spending several weeks with Mrs.
Thomas 8. Hacker in Woodruff Place
Mrs. George Marchand, of Monticello
| Mo-, has arrived TO be the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Wood, for several weeks.
Mrs. Silas T. Bowen and daughter, Mrs.
| Corinne Voolfolk of Buffalo n. Y, are
| spending short time with friends in the
| city.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kimbail left yester-
| day for Chicago. where they will visit for
short time before going TO their home In
Marion.
Mrs. Charles B. Cooper will leave early
next month for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Hall. in Ashevi,le,
n. C.
Mrs Frank NJ Talbot, of North Illinois
| street, will return this week from Peru,
| where she has been visiting Miss Lob
| meyer.
Miss Mabel Norris entertained few
| friends at cards last night in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. John Tibbott. who were recently
| married
Miss Helen Greene, who has been Miss
Martha Carey's visitor for several weeks,
will return to her home In Cleveland the
| latter part of the week.
Miss Augusta Jameson will return Friday
from a visit with Miss Mary Brush in Chi
cago. Miss Eunice Jameson will remain in
| Mrs. w. A. Woods, of New York. is here
| to spend ten days at the Denison. She will
sail for Europe with her daughter, Miss
Alice Woods. early in May.
Mrs Hazard, of Louisville. will arrive
| Friday TO visit Mrs. l.. j. Hackney. Mrs.
Hackney will entertain Saturday for her
| visitor and for Mrs. Overstreet.
| Representative and Mrs. Jesse Overstreet
| have taken the Lynn B. Millikan home at
| 2cl5 North Meridian street, and Mr.. and
| have removed
| Meridian street.
Mrs. E. c. Atkins, who attended the Mar
| di Gras in New Orleans, and has since been
visiting in Covington. La. has returned
poned her contemplated trip TO California.
The fortnightly entertainment at the
| Woodruff Club next Friday evening VIII be
in the form of a dance, which will be In
! charge of Mrs. Carroll Z. Swain, Mrs. Fred
erick Keller, Mrs. Frederick b. Whitlock,
| Mrs. Thomas S. Hacker and Mrs. Walter
S. Warford.
Representative and Mrs Luhring, of Ev-
ansviile. will leave for home to-day at noon.
| Throughout the session of the Legislature
| Mr.. and Mrs. Luhring were at the Hotel
| English, and have made many friends In
the city. Last night they were entertained
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst III. Bur-
ford Later Mrs. Luhring will return to
| Indianapolis for visit
The marriage of Miss Evangeline Johnson
! and Mr.. Hiram w. Beshore, of Marion,
| will be solemnized at noon to-day at the
| home of the brides cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. w. Buchanan. The ceremony will be
| pronounced by the Rev. George L. Mackin-
| tosh in the presence of the family and a
| few friends. The bride will be attended by
two. little flower girls, Dorothy and Mary
| Buchanan. Mr.. Beshore will take his bride
South on a wedding journey, after which
they will reside In Marion. Friends who
| will ARRIVE to-day for the ceremony are
Miss Edna Westerman, Miss May Servis,
Mr.. Griffith Dean, Mr.. Ross Johnson, OF
| Marion; Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hadley, of Danvflle.
Miss Julia Harrison Moore was the host
ess for a pretty high tea yesterday after
noon at her home on North Pennsylvania
street, entertaining the members of the
Sophia Smith Association. which is COM
posed of the Smith College graduates. The
round table at which the guests were seat
ed bore low center decoration of white
sweet peas, surrounded by smilax and Ro.
man hyacinths. The appointments and
flowers were all I'm white, following the
colcrs of the college. Later in the after
noon tea was served In the drawing room
Harrington, Mrs. James Floyd, Mrs
Francis o. Dorsey, Miss Mary Sayles, Miss
Ruth Wilson. Miss Mary Wilson. Miss Ella
Vonnegut. Miss Katherine Ayres. Miss
Anna Spann. Miss Annie Fraser and Miss
Caroline Marmon.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. GLADDEN. observed
the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding
yesterday with family reunion and g
large reception last night at their home
on Park avenue. Their home was beauti
fully decorated for the occasion with pro-
fusion of palms and vines and spring flow
ers, and the guests received dainty colder
ribbon souvenirs. A large number of friend:
called in the evening, and an orchestra
played during the receiving hours Mr.
and Mrs. GLADDEN. were the recipients o
many handsome gifts. Sixteen member:
Of the family were present. including the
three sons from out of town-Mr. f. Glad
den, of Memphis, Tenn; Mr.. o. w. Glad
den, of Tuscaloosa, Ala, and Mr.. Oscar
GLADDEN., of st. Louis, Mo. A group OF
friends assisted in the hospitalities of tht
evening. They were DR.. and Mrs. III. NJ
Lash, Rev. and Mrs Hiram B. kellogg
DIR. Rawls. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias CARRIER
Miss Jessie Reynolds and Mr.. l.. III. Gage o.
| Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. GLADDEN. are
members of the Centra1-avenue NJ. Z
Church, and have lived in this city since
their marriage, with the exception of nine
years spent in Hendricks county.