The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-13
Py7nnibaI Society EOent of n Week in indianapolis


ington. Miss Elizabeth De Frees will
leave later in the spring for a visit in the
East.
Mrs. Lon Boyd. 21 West Thirtieth street.
is visiting her son, William H. Boyd. OF
Dayton. O., and will return home this
week.
Mrs. 3. +. FotteralI. of Lafayette. who
has been spending several weeks with Mrs.
Adams at the Knickerbocker, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. W. H. Youngblood, of Detroit. Mich,
will spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Prier and family, on North Meridi-
an street.
Mrs. Samuel Spooner will leave this week
for Indian Territory TO join Mr.. Spooner.
and to spend several months in travel IN
the West.
Mrs Wheeler. who was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Harry Ohr. on North Penn
sylvania street, has returned TO her home
in Peoria, III.
Mrs. Jennie Huntsman, who was the
guest of Mrs. John Todd, has gone to St
Louis for a visit before returning 10 her
home in Arkansas.
Mr.. r. G. Medearis entertained sixty-fve
friends last evening at his home on North
New Jersey street. The guests were en-
tertained at cinch.
Mrs. Crawford, of Charlottesville, will
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derson and will be the guest of Mrs. Fred
erick Ross until May.
Mrs. A. T. Clarke, of Cazenovia, y. Y,
is the guest Of Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson on
North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Spherling announce
the engagement of their daughter Lena
and Mr.. Louis Kaminsky. The wedding
will take place in June.
An Easter party for children will be
given by the bay Nursery Association on
March 26 at Tomlinson Hall. Mrs. Sarran
is chairman of the committee.
The Dorcas Sewing Society will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Charles George Lehman
next Thursday afternoon, March II, at her
home, 100 West Twentieth street.
DR.. Calvin l. Fletcher, Of this city, has
been invited to deliver an illustrated lee
ture before the Muncie Art League, at it's
guest meeting, next Tuesday evening.
The Rev. and Mrs c, e; Bacon and fam;
the golden wedding anniversary of Mr.. Ba-
cons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Bacon.
Mrs. Marie Hanna, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hanna at the San
Marco for two weeks, will leave to-mor-
row for Mexico to spend several months.
A leap year dance will be given at the
Brenneke Academy Tuesday evening.
March 10, by Miss Clara Peckman, assisted
by Miss Nina Cash and Miss Mabel Heller.
Miss Florence Atkins will give a recital at
the Propylaeum the evening of March %
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partment of the Social Circle of the First
Baptist Church.
A number of Mr.. A. L. Hoover's friends
gave him a pleasant surprise last Wednes-
Gay evening 10 celebrate MS olrthday an
niyersary. The guests were entertained
with a card warty.
Mrs. August Kiefer and Mrs. Mayer re-
turned Friday night from a visit with Mrs.
George Barrett Monkey, who is spending
some time at Denver. Mrs. Monkey is
greatly improved in health.
Miss Adah Conner, of Chicago, will give
a concert at the Central-avenue Church
Wednesday evening. March %. Miss Con-
ner will sing songs of colonial times, ante
be assisted by a reader.
Mrs. A. Galley entertained with a card
party Friday evening to celebrate Mr.. Cal
ley's birthday anniversary. The house was
prettily decorated with American Beauty
roses and maidenhair ferns. Mrs. Galley
was assisted by Mrs. w. Anderson.
The Fortnightly Literary Club will OBJ
serve its nineteenth anniversary with a
guest meeting next Tuesday afternoon at
the Propylaeum. Each member has the
privilege of bringing one guest. Original
stories will be read by Mrs. Rabb and Mrs.
Morrison.
Mrs. A. J.. Clark and daughter. Miss Lii
liam Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Null, Miss Anita
Muhl, Miss Harriet Robson, Miss Stella
Munson, Miss Ruth Maxwell and Miss nellie
Stoner, of Greenfield, will leave early. next
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journey South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peddie, who have been
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh McGibeny, will leave to-day for their
home in Emmetsburg, Pa Miss Elizabeth
Blamere, who was also the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. McGibeny, returned yesterday to
her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Francis gave a talk las;
evening to the students of knickerbacke
Hall on the social customs of japanese
women. The talk was prettily illustrated
by a number of little girls in japanese cos
tunes, who showed the methods of paying
calls and partaking OF meals after the
Japanese style.
Mrs. John p. Greene, of Sacramento, Cal.
formerly Miss Alvene Greene, of this city,
will arrive late in the spring to spend
the summer with relatives here and to at
tend the St. Louis exposition. Miss Vivian
Greene, who has spent a year with her sis
ter. Mrs. Greene, in Sacramento, will re-
turn home this spring.
The Philomathean Gu will meet next
Friday afternoon in the parlorS of the
Bertha Ballard home. Guest day will be
observed and each member may bring tive
guests. Miss Beatrice FOy will talk or
THE Tempest" and a musical programme
will be given'by Mrs. James Matlock ogden
Mrs. Bert Cox, Mrs. Carmi p. Williams
Mrs. Charles Sinex and Miss Sadie Kink.
Miss Janet F1anner entertained a number
of her young friends yesterday afternoon
with a peanut party at her home on North
Merida. street. Assisting in entertaining
the children were Mrs. Charles j. Buchan.
an, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Josephine Hyde
Miss Ruth Steele and Miss Katherine
Wentz. Among the guests from out Of
town was Marjorie Wishard, of Mime.
apolis.
A reception was given last Tuesday in
New York for the Daughters of Ohio by
Mrs. Charles Austin Bates, first vice presi-
dent of the society. a number of Mrs
Bates's personal friends were invited Il
meet the Daughters, among them, Mrs
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Miss Waite, daughter of Chief justice
Waite. Mrs. Bates is also identified will
the College Women'S Club and is chairman
of the entertainment committee. Mrs. Bate.
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