The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26

Mrs Albert Lynn. OF Pittsburg is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Thomas e Hadley
Mrs. Sol Meyer and son are spending
week with relatives in Richmond
Mrs owen Davis Odcll viii not observe
her usual afternoon at home to-day.
Miss Anna Bishop. OF Shelbyyille, will
come this week 10 visit Miss Grace Gio-
bons
MIR and Mrs. s. T. sheerin have gone
to Georgia TO spend several weeks with
friends
The Minuet Club will give it's monthly
dance at Brenneke's next Monday evening"
Feb. 3.
Miss Louise Tutewiler will go to, New
York this week to spend the remainder OF
the winter
Miss FLORENCE Coffin has gone to Lafay-
cite to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nlnton
for ten days.
Mrs Jesse Harvey will entertain her
card club to-day at her home on North
Illinois street
Mrs. Frank Howard entertained her fan
tan club last night at her home on North
Delaware street.
Miss Helen Brown. of New York, is the
guest of Mrs. w. X. Thompson on East
Eighteenth street.
Miss Katheryn Pendleton will accompany
DR.. and Mrs. ID. L. Kahn on their journey
abroad next month.
DR.. Harry Kahlo will go to Cleveland On
Feb. to attend the meeting OF the Ma
Mrs. D. w. Miller, who has been spending
a month with her parents in Butler, lnd''
returned home Sunday.
Miss Ruth Ingraham, of oxford, o, will
arrive this week to visit her cousin, MISS
Thomas, on Central avenue.
Mrs. James Coppinger Cotter and son
have returned from visit with Mrs. Col
ter's parents in St. Louis.
Miss Berna Ricketts,, of Charlestown, Ill,
is spending week with Miss Frances
at haV hon m,
Miss Carrie Lauter will entertain few
friends informally Saturday afternoon at
her home on East Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Calvert and Miss Rose Calvert, of
the Charleston Inn, have returned from
months visit with friends in Chicago.
subscription dance was given last even
ing at the Assembly Hall, Sixteenth and Illi-
nois street, by number Of young men.
Mrs. Smith, of Chicago, who has been
visiting Mrs. Elmer Stevenson for a few
days, returned to her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Miller have gone
to spend a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Miller, at their country home, Riverside.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Brown and daugh-
ter Miss Edith Stanton Brown, Will not OBJ
serve their usual afternoon at home to-
! day.
| Mrs w II. Cook entertained the men,
bers of the Pi Beta Phi society yesterday
! afternoon at her home or North Alabama
| street
| Miss Katherine Med1cuS returned yeSIeT-
day from a visit to Lafayette, where she
| spent week with her cousin, Mrs. Frank
Hedson.
! Mrs. Scott, Of Hagerstown, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Newcom,
for several days, returned to her home
/ yesterday.
Miss Amber Ensley, accompanied by her
aunt Mrs. Zant, of Auburn, Ind, has gone
| to California to spend the remainder OF
! the winter.
/ nj hui Arc ard
| Wilmington, who have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. King, in Richmond, have re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren GorreI will remove
shortly from the Blancherne TO the house
on Central avenue occupied by Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. L. Drum.
Miss Mary Mattox, who is here studying
music and is with her cousin. Miss Alberta
| Mahan, will return to her home in Worth
| ington this week.
A number of friends and neighbors gave
a very pleasant surprise party in honor of
| Mrs. Edward Hawkins, at her home on
| Broadway last evening.
Miss Carrie Hunt, of Grand Rapids, who
| has been spending some time in the city,
Is with Miss Bernice Smith for a week be-
fore returning to her home.
Mrs. Harold Hibben will entertain with
a card party to-day in honor Of Mrs.
Nauzy of San Francisco, Cal, who is
| visiting Mrs. Frederick Kleinsmith.
Mrs. G. A. A. Deane, jr, entertained for
her little daughter Gladys at her home,
The Alexandra, Saturday evening. Jan. %.
| There were about twenty little folks pres
ent.
Mrs Louise Raschig and son, Mr. Charles
Raschig, Of California, who are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Aquilla Jones, will go TO Ma
pies, Italy, in February to spend six
months.
Mrs. +. A. Ketcham has issued invitations
for a reception Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 2,
to celebrate the eighty-fifth birthday ami
Of mother
ketcham.
Mrs. Charles Richard Williams observed
her second regular day at home yesterday
afternoon, having with her her guest, Miss
Rose, of New York, and Mrs. Ernest Knef-
Ter. recent bride.
The Day Nursery will give a childrens
party on Saturday afternoon, Feb. IL, at
the Assembly Hall, at Sixteenth and Illinois
streets. Mrs. Thaddeus Houston is chair
man Of the section.
Mrs s. E. Perkins will entertain the
ParlOr Club to-day at her home on North
Pennsylvania street Krull will sing songs
from Tennyson, king Charles" and the
serenade Good Night Beloved"
Mrs Maria Foster Buchanan will leave
Saturday to visit her sister. Mrs. E. A.
anan will go to Chicago to join house
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ryan.
Mrs Robert E. Springsteen will entertain
a few friends at bounce euchre the latter
part Of the week in honor of Mrs. Jerome
! George Kurtzman and Mrs. Stafford, OF
Minneapolis, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
]. T. McCune.
Mrs w. c. Allen and Miss Cora Daggett
! who have been in Brussels for several
! months, have gone to Calais to visit Mrs
| Aliens brother-in-law. who is the Ameri-
| can consul there. From Calais they will &C
to Paris, and later will return to Brussels.
The Theta Nu Epsilon society of Butler
! College gave n dinner last evening in the
cabin on University avenue. The hosts
were Mr. Frank Long, Mr.. Frank Sumner
- AIE a11fn At, NJ.
| Harold Mauzy, Mr.. Walter Jones. Mr.. John
Mitchell Mr. Cleo Hunt and Mr. Mark
| Brown.
Miss Bertha Duenweg. Of Terre Haute is
visiting Mrs. Robert Raymond Foster fol-
two weeks. Mrs Foster entertained a few
| friends yesterday afternoon for Miss Duen-
veg. Tomorrow Mrs. Ransom Griffin Will
give a luncheon In honor of Miss Duenweg
and in the evening Miss Myla and Miss
I Berenice Smith will entertain with n small
card party in her honor.
Mrs Winfield Taylor Durbin gave tn,
second of her high teas yesterday after
noon. Receiving with Mrs Durbin were
Mrs Mccullough and Mrs. Doyle, of Ander
son; Miss Fuller. of Atlanta. Ga. and Mrs
, COnger, OF Shelbyviile The rooms wer,
prettiy decorated with palms and pinl
roses Among the callers were Mrs. N T
De Paw and Miss Katherine DE PAW, d
New Albany. In the evening a theate
party was given for Mrs. Durbin's out-of
town guests.
The Knickerbocker charity ball given las
Friday night in New York at the Waldorf
Astoria w1s "a social success and a bril-
liant spectacle as we'll. 1t was opened
with a military march which was arranged
l r,,I in 81 Of al To-