The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-06-08

Senator and Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks
went yesterday TO Ohio TO spend a Few
days.
Miss Yeager. of Kenton. Miss, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Wood. for he"
weeks.
Mrs. Oscar Huey and son, Leland Huey,
have gone 10 Martinsville to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Gerry Melbourne Sanborn will go 10
Cincinnati Sunday TO visit Miss Alice Tudor
for a week.
Mrs. A T. Drysdale, of Louisville, KY.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Newton Todd,
for few weeks.
Miss nellie Demmerly will leave to-mor-
row for Richmond to visit Miss Edna MIL
Ter for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs Milton s. Huey and nephew.
Horace Huey, have gone TO South Bend 10
spend several days
Mr.. and Mrs. William Patton will go TO
st. Louis next week TO visit friends and TO
attend the exposition.
Miss Helen Werbe will go to Blooming
ton next week to attend commencement and
to visit Miss Triplett-
Miss Lillian Atkins will return next week
from Hartford. Conn.,. where she has been
visiting for few weeks.
Mrs. George Morrison will go to Chicago
next week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Clements, for several days.
Mrs. Charles T. Field will be at home in
formally this afternoon for Mrs. Z. c. Field
and Miss Field. of Chicago.
Miss Mary Cronin will go 10 st. Louis the
first of the week to attend the exposition
and Will be gone two weeks.
Mrs. William II. Dillman has gone to
North Manchester to visit her sister, Mrs.
Lotzenhiser, for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Cavanaugh, who went
to Cedar Point, o.. last week to spend a
few days, have returned home.
Mr.. James Augustus Prier of the u. S.
5. Culgoa. will come June % to visit MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Prier.
Miss Enid Morris will give small com
pany this evening in honor of Miss Harris,
who is the guest of Miss Hawkins.
The Portfolio Club will hold a special
meeting Thursday evening in their new
| room at Illinois and North streets.
Mr.. John Geiger will leave Sunday for
New York and will sail next week for Eu-
| rope, where he will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doris Haring will go
| to St. Louis next week to visit friends and
TO attend the exposition for two weeks.
Mr.. Guy Wainwright, of Noblesville. is
| visiting his father, Mr.. Lucius Wainwright,
and Mrs. Wainwright for several weeks.
! Mrs Farnsworth and daughter, Mrs.
| Treadway. of Kansas City, visiting Mrs.
| Farnsworths sister, Mrs. John S. Lazarus.
Miss Joe Messing and her guest, Miss
/ Regina Gruhn of San Francisco CAL left
i last night to spend two weeks in Lafayette
Miss Florence Atkins will go to Mary
| land the latter part of next month to give
| series of song recitals before the Chau-
| tauqua.
! Mrs. Stewart and daughter, Miss Kath-
| crime Stewart, who have been spending
some time in New York, have returned
| home
Mrs. C. o. Musselmann, of Omulcee, In
dian Territory, will come this week to visit
her sister, Mrs. a. G.. South, on North
capitol avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Glass Marshall gave
| an enjoyable reception at their home on
| East Market street TO celebrate their fifth
| wedding anniversary.
Miss Leila Thomas will go to Fort Thorn
| as, Kentucky, the latter part of the month
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Emory Rug
giles for few weeks.
Miss McKeehan, of Edinburg, will come
the latter part of the week to visit Mrs.
| NJ. p. Lynch and to attend Mrs. Lynch 5
| card party Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cockrum will leave
June p for the East to attend commence
| ment at Yale, where their son, Mr.. Oakley
| Cockrum. will be graduated.
Mrs. Schuyler Stevens Clark has gone to
| Northampton, Mass, 10 attend the COM
| mencement at Smith, and later will go To
| Boston and New York To visit friends.
Miss Edith La Parle. of Kankakee. Ill
and Miss Bernice Butler, of Marion, who
| have been attending Tudor Hall this win
ter will leave for their homes tomorrow.
Mrs. John Candee Dean will accompany
her sister, Miss Gladys Wright to her home
in Grand Rapids, Mich, tomorrow even
ing. Mrs. Dean will spend several weeks in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Nj. P. Lynch has issued invitations
for a card party Saturday afternoon at heI
home on North Meridian street in honor OF
her sister, Mrs. a. +. Wellman, and Miss
McKeehan, of Edinburg
Miss Nora Lockridge, of Roachdale, came
yesterday to visit her brother, Mr.. A. l.
Lockridge. and Mrs. Lockridge for a few
days, and to attend the kindergarten com.
mencement last evening.
The Fortnightly Literary Club held a de-
hghtful closing meeting yesterday after
noon. Mrs. NJ. T. G. Clarke read paper
on THE Obligations of Culture" and Mrs
Henry Balls read original story.
Miss Grace Pendleton, Miss Gladys Fin
ney, Miss Hazel Spellman, Miss Enid Nor.
ris and Miss Bertha Balls who went TO La.
fayette Monday to attend the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity dance, returned home las
evening.
Mrs. John L. GriGiths was the hostes:
for luncheon yesterday at the Country
Henderson. of New York. and Mrs Arthur
b. Grover. who will sail for Europe mex
week TO spend the summer.
Professor and Mrs. f. b. Dressler, of the
University of California, who have beer
! spending a year abroad, will come TODAY
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. James +. McCullougi
and Miss Welborn for short time en- route
| to their home in Berkeley Cal.
The primary and intermediate denart
ments of Tudor Hall will give their closinl
| exercises this morning at $3.50 in the schoo
building. There will be songs and recita
| tionS under the direction of Miss Rerths
Eloise Hilton from the Boston School o.
| Expression.
| Miss Eudora Landers entertained a few
| friends yesterday at luncheon at the Conn
| try Club in honor of Miss Elizabeth Harris
who is visiting Miss Clara Hawkins. Tn,
table was decorated with clusters of violet,
and the name cards had Japanese decora
tons. DAINTY Japanese fans were giver
for guest favors.
The Study Club will give a luncheon
| Thursday at the home CT Mrs. j. c. ingram
on Park avenue. The members of the clul
| are Mrs A l. Lockridge. Mrs. Geetfne
Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. S. L. Perkins Mrs J. I
Price, Mrs. Stanberry, Mrs Joseph Smith
Mrs. w. CARRIER Mrs. George Benton
Miss Emma King and Miss MulIin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Candee Dean enter
| tanned with a delightful dancing party a
their home on North Pennsylvania stree
last evening in honor of Miss Gladv,
| Wright. OF Grand Rapids. Mich. The house
was prettily arranged with syringas anC
palms. Among the out-of-town guests wer,
| Miss Blanche Ennis. of Alexandria anf
Miss Lucille FRANKIE, OF Terre Haute
The Proctor Club held its closing meetins
yesterday at the home of Mrs John j
| Price on North New Jersey street Mr.
| Joseph MCGOWAN read an interesting pane,
on the origin of Names and Miss Adel,
| Price gave number of recitations. TIL.
house was prettily decorated with sprins
were Mrs. Joseph MCGOWAN. of Portland