The Indianapolis journal., 1904-06-01

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Miss Iris Wynn has gone to French Lick
TO spend short time.
Mrs. Harry New will go to Chicago next
week 10 spend the month OF June.
Mrs. Frank Morrison will leave soon for
Atlantic City 10 spend some ;ime
Miss Lydia Parry who IS attending Vas
sar College, will return home Sunday
Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates will go to st.
Louis this week TO spend several days.
Miss Anna Clark. of Charlotte, y. c., is
visiting Mrs. W. ID. Allison for ten days.
Mrs. Z. S. Folsom, who has been spend
| ing month in Wisconsin, has returned
home.
Mrs James Noel will entertain the
Luncheon Club this week at the Country
Club.
Miss Susan PurseH, who is visiting
friends in Chicago, will return home this
week.
Mrs. j. r. Barr. of Rochester, Ind, is
visiting Mrs. A. Hornaday and family for
week.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Danville, H.. is visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Pangborn for
| several days.
Mrs. Eddy Campbell who has been visit
Ing relatives in Noblesville will return
home to-day
Mrs. William Dillman, who has been
spending few days in Chicago, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Frederick Jones, of Owensboro, KY,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. n. l.. Schom-
| berg, for ten days.
Mrs. John Johnston, who has been visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Charles Korbly' re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. +. NJ SIngler has gone TO Blooming
| ton, Ind, TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Campbell, for ten days.
Mrs. Thomas B. Eastman, who has been
| spending short time in Lafayette with
| friends, has returned home.
- Tf-r.. n r1,r a.. vie
| iting Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Pangborn,
will return to her home to-day.
A card party will be given by the young
women of st. Joseph's Training School to-
morrow evening at the school
Mrs. stimmel of Kenton, o., is visiting
| Mrs. Eli Lilly for several weeks at her
| home on North Meridian street
Miss Irma Wocher, who has been visit
| ing Miss Laura Dieckmier in Cincinnati
for two weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. John Browning, who went to Green's
burg last week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Lathrop. has returned home.
Mrs. Clay Whiteley and Mrs George
Whiteley, of Muncie, will come to-day to
visit friends in the city for short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Keyes. of Terre Haute,
have returned to their home after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright Buttolph
| will go TO Chicago June 10 to visit Mr.. Ham
ilton and mother and will attend the Derby
| Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Damn Oakes have
gone to Golden Hill, the country home of
Mrs. Oakes's father, Mr.. d. NJ Parry for
! the summer.
Miss Fannie Murray and Miss Stella Will
/ liams, of Cincinnati, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs j. p. Mutually at their apartments in
the Meridian.
| Mr.. William Murray, of Arkansas, who
| is visiting his sister, Mrs. Willard Wickard,
will leave next week for St. Louis TO spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Fanny Sloan UnderhilI who has
been visiting relatives in Kansas City and
the West for several months, will return
/ home to-day.
Mrs. P. Atwood Kinds and daughter
Jane and Mrs. Lynn Stone, who have been
i spending a few weeks in Muncie have re-
/ turned home.
Miss Janet Turner, of Muncie, Miss Ger
| trude Maliphant and Miss Mary White. of
| Michigan City, are here to attend the COM
| mencement exercises Of Knickerbacker
| Hall
The engagement has been announced of
| Miss Helen Tutur, of Rensselaer,, daughter
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Tutur, and Mr.. Harry
| Stern, of this city. The wedding will take
| place in October.
Mrs. c. B. Lockard and her daughter,
| Mrs. Reid, will be at home informally
/ Friday afternoon, June 2, from 3 TO at
the home of Mrs. Lockard, 1923 North Della
| ware street There are no invitations.
Governor and Mrs. Winfield Durbin will
| go TO st. Louis this week to attend the ex-
| position. Friday evening Governor and
Mrs. Durbin will be the guests of honor at
a reception to be given at the Indiana
| building.
Mr.. Charles L. Cunningham, of Wilkes
| barre Pa, formerly of this city, and Miss
Zora dughes' fbis OF the same CITY, wii be
| and Mrs. Cunningham Will be at home in
! Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Mrs. William Maiden entertained yester-
day afternoon at her home on North Ala
11sa, ctr IN of her IRE.
| Daniel Munro, of Chicago. Mrs. Charles
Maxwell and Mrs Martin d. Tamble en-
tertained last week in honor of Mrs. Munro
| who Will return to-day TO her home. Mrs.
| Munro will return TO Indianapolis in the
| autumn TO visit friends.
Miss Blanche Wineman will entertain
! with a supper at Broad Ripple tomorrow
| evening in honor of Miss Scnlessnger, of
Cleveland, who is visiting Mrs. NJ. B. Da-
Wis. Miss Pottlitzer, of Lafayette and Miss
| Gruhn, of San Francisco, who are visiting
| Miss Josephine and Miss Sara Messing, Miss
| Emma Bernstein, whose marriage takes
place next week, and Miss Rose Haas.
whose engagement was recently announced.
| An archery tournament and tea was
| given at Knickerbacker Hall yesterday
from to o'clock by the Archery Club.
| The gymnasium hail. where the tea was
| given, was prettily decorated with Japa-
| neSe lanterns and the cOl0rS used were In
| purple and white the school colors with
| purple and white flowers and palms. The
tea tables We're decorated in purple and
| Wnlte mowers. "A prize WdS given IOr the
highest score and after the tea dance
was given. Mrs. Penelope Wolfe is teacher
OF physical culture in the school and the
tournament was given under her direction.
Miss Leah Bernstein was hostess for a
| card party yesterday afternoon at the
Americus Club in honor of her sister, Miss
| Emma Bernstein. whose marriage TO Mr..
Ira Ciralski, of South Bend. will take place
June X. The rooms were prettily decorated
in scarlet and white. The mantels in the
first parlor were arranged in American
| Beauty roses and scarlet and white carna-
tions and ferns. The score cards were in
heart shape. Miss Bernstein was assisted
in entertaining her guests by her mother
Mrs. Joseph Bernstein, and Mrs. a. Fem
berg, of Muncie, anu Miss Eva Bernstein
Pottlitzer, of Lafayette, and Miss Gruhn
J of San Francisco, with Miss Messing, Miss
I Lillian Schlessinger, of Cleveland, with
Miss Haas. Miss Flexner. of Louisville, KY
and Miss Bing, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Theresa Voss Smith entertained
with delightful high tea yesterday after
noon at her home on North Capitol avenue
In honor of Mrs. Wong Kai Kah and Dr.
Marie Hasep and guest Miss Wong All
Mae, of Shanghai, China. All the appoint
ments were in scarlet and gold In compli-
.ment TO the guests of honor In the draw
ing room was a large gilt basket filled with
peonies. The dining room was beautifully
arranged with palms and ferns and for the
over yellow satin with mass of scarlet pc
onies. The ices were served in the form
of yellow birds nests. filled with scarlet
strawberries. harpist played during the
afternoon. Mrs. Smiths other guests were
Mrs j. Cumming Smith, Mrs. Frank