The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-17


TO spend few weeks.
Mrs. Edward Merrill Smith has gone TO
/ Chicago to visit friends for two weeks.
Mrs. Oran Perry went to Richmond yes
terday to spend week with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Dryer will leave to-day for
/ Cincinnati 10 spend week with friends.
Mrs. L. y. Kinsey has discontinued her
day at home for the remaider OF the season.
Mrs. William Scott of Dayton, o., is
1 spending few days in the city with friends.
Mrs. Harry McCrea, of Wabash. is Wis
] iting Mrs. John Stephenson for few days.
Miss Helen Smith, of Broadway, has re-
/ turned from a visit with friends in Marion.
Governor and Mrs. Winfield F. Durbin
/ left yesterday for a fortnight's visit in the
! South
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Temperly have gone
! to San Francisco, Cal, 10 spend two
months.
Mrs. Earl ogie has gone to Chicago to
spend few days with friends and attend
! grand opera.
Mrs. G. V. Wooden is out of the city and
/ VIII not observe her usual afternoon at
/ home tomorrow.
Mrs. Emma Halderman has returned from
| Oxford, O., where she has been spending a
| week with relatives.
Mrs. James Genung and son Holcombe
| have gone to Biloxi. Miss, and New Orleans
/ TO spend few weeks.
Miss Lucy and Miss Nora Taggart, who
| have been spending several weeks in the
East. have returned home.
Mrs. Chapman williams has discontinued
| her day, Friday afternoons, at home for
| the remainder of the season.
Mrs. ]. c.. De PREF, of Shelbyville, Ind,
who spent few days with Mrs. Clark Nal
| lery, has returned to her home.
General y. L. New and wife, of Los
| Angeles, Cal, are visiting George I. Ran
dali and family on College avenue.
Mrs. 1. T. Haymaker and Mrs. o. II.
| Smith will entertain the members of the
Priscilla Circle with luncheon to-day.
Mrs. Samuel Rauh and daughter, Miss
Stella Rauh, have returned from Cincinnati,
| where they spent several days with friends.
! Mrs. Frank Flanner who went West a
| few weeks ago, is now in Los Angeles.
| Cal. and will return home the first of
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lazarus and Mrs.
James w. Noel, who have been spending
two weeks in Florida, will return home next
week.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wineman and Miss
| Blanche Wineman are expected next Sun
| day from visit OF several months in Cali
| fornia.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Rafert and daughter.
Miss Jennie Rafert, will leave early in
April for California to spend several
months.
A leap year dance was given last night
| at the Brenneke Academy by Miss Clara
Arens, Miss Myra Woods and Miss Bran
denburg.
Mrs. John Edwin Stein of Terre Haute,
| will come early next month to spend two
weeks with Miss Suella Moore at the st.
| Clair fiat.
Mrs. o. B. Hittle. of Richmond, who is
returning from visit from abroad, is visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Springsteen at
the Arundel
| Miss Belle Freiburg, OF Cincinnati, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs; Ralph
Bamberger, for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home
| Mrs BENJAMIN Richardson in will re-
ceive informally Friday afternoon for Mrs.
| Ernest Wishard, of Noblesville. No invita-
| tions have been issued.
| a successful recital was given Tuesday
| afternoon before the Frankfort Matinee
/ Musicale by Miss Benaldine Smith. Miss
Regina Guenther, Miss Carrie Hyatt and
Mr.. William l.. Horn, of this city.
| Governor Durbin accompanied by Mrs.
| Durbin, left yesterday afternoon for
| trip South, which will include visits to
many gulf cities. The Governors i'm
mediate destination is New Orleans.
Mrs. Benjamin Richardson, jr., will be at
| home informally tomorrow afternoon in
| honor of her guest, Mrs. Ernest Wishard
of Noblesville. formerly Miss Grace Bickel,
of this city. There are no invitations.
Mr.. " Liam A. Barnes of Hutchison
Kan. who has been visiting his sister, Mrs
/ Virginia a Williams on North Pennsyl-
vania street, and his niece, Mrs. S. v
| Garde, of the Palmyra, has returned TO his
home.
Mrs. Herman G. spohr, who has been
visiting DIR: and Mrs. o. G. Pfaff for sew
eral days. has gone to cincinnati to visit
| Mrs. L. II. Noonan and later will go to
Pittsburg, Pa, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Staley.
The annual Easter bail of the Maenner-
Choir Society will be given Easter Monday
| evening, April 4. The event will be un-
usually delightful and the decorations more
| than ordinarily handsome, as the golden
| jubilee of the society is being celebrated
| this year.
| MI 4
| Mr.. Carl Hunt was solemnized last evening
by the Rev. Joshua Stansheld of the Merid-
| ian-street Church. Mr.. Hunt is a newspa-
| per man of this city and both he and Mrs
castle. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt will be at home
after June l at 46 West Twenty-sixth street.
Professor and Mrs. r. b. Rudy have
issued invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Ankah Leona Rudy, and
| Mr.. Daniel Emory Ruggles. of Cincinnati,
at the Central-aYenue Church Wednesday
evening. March 30. at o'clock. Following
the church ceremony small reception for
the wedding party and relatives will be
| given at the Rudy home.
The Philomathean Club will have a guest
day tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the Ber-
the Ballard Home. Miss Beatrice Foy will
give a general talk on THE Tempest" the
play being studied by the club, and a mu-
steal programme will be given by Mrs
James Matlock ogden, Mrs. Bert Cox Mrs.
| Carmi Z. Williams and Mrs. Charles SineX.
Each member has the privilege of inviting
| TWO guests.
Mrs. w. A. wildhack entertained the
| members of one of the Bible classes of
| Central-avenue Chuch yesterday afternoon
| in honor of Mrs. John Canoe, who leaves
| soon for Chattanooga Tenn. to live ard
| for Mrs II. ID. Clark, who goes abroad next
month. The rooms were decorated prettily
with pink and white carnations and palms.
| Mrs. Wildhack was assisted by Mrs T. c.
| RUBBISH. Mrs. w. l.. Richey and Mrs.
| Bosley During the afternoon Miss Blanche
| Clark gave several numbers on the harp.
The New York Times says of Mrs Morris
! Black, formerly Miss Sadie Walker, of this
city: Mrs Morris Black, who has made
her debut at Nice an opera singer i'm
| GluckS 'OrfeO. was one of the best-knOwn
| amateur and professional drawing-room
| singers in New York. Mrs, Black is a
| came from the West. and for some years
was the mezzo-sporano at DR.. Steers
| church on Fourth avenue. She was a spe-
| cial protege of Miss Calender and Miss De
| Forest, and a great friend OF Mrs Hooper.
| who lives with them. Mrs. Black made a
| great success in ballad singing She was
| especially happy with Schumann and Franz
and Brahms, and she sang a great deal
of Strauss. Her voice. although called a
mezzo, was more of a contralto. Some two
| years ago she went to London where for a
time she was the guest of Mrs. Clinch
Smith. She sang in many of the drawing
rooms in that city during the season, and
was afterwards in Paris"
BENEFIEL-WILSON.
a pretty wedding took place last evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Wilson