The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Rice will leave next
week for Kansas City, 10 reside perma-
nently.
Mrs w Scott Moore will return the first
Of the week from visit with friends in
Lafayette.
Miss Theresa Pierce will leave the latter
part OF next week to spend two months in
New York.
Miss Selma Fox returned yesterday from
visit with her sister, Mrs. Simon Segar,
In Terre Haute.
Mrs. Richards of Chicago. will arrive
next month TO visit Mrs. Carroll De Witt,
at the Blacherne.
Miss Cora Zoller, of Greensburg, will
come next week to visit Miss Kate Smith
for few weeks.
Mrs Webb WoodhH, of Greensburg. has
returned to her home after spending few
days with friends.
Mrs. William Haerle will return home to-
day from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Leighton, in Chicago.
Mrs. Alice Wheeler PIERCE and Mrs. Bird,
of Boston, will leave to-day for Mexico, to
spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods and children
left yesterday for Florida to spend the re-
mainder Of the winter.
Mrs Grace Prier Suter went to Ander-
son yesterday to attend a party given by
Mrs. Wilson last evening.
Mrs. A. L. Drum will give small tea
this afternoon from to O'Clock at her
nome on Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wineman and daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche Wineman, will leave Mon
day for visit in California.
Miss Amy Kothe will go to Ithaca, N Y.
next month to visit her brother, who is at
tending Cornell University.
Miss Josephine Hudson has gone to Palm
Beach, Fla, and will later attend the
Mardi Gras at New Orleans.
Mr.. George II. Drake, Of Yellow Springs,
o.. spent a short time this week with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Garrard
Mrs. H. S. Eddy, of Milan. o., has ar
rived to spend several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs w. w. Winslow.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper will leave to-day
for Augusta, Ga, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Fleming for several weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Bodman and children have
returned from a visit to Toledo, o., where
they spent a month with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Robson, of the Alex
andria, who have been visiting in Wash
iington for two months. have returned
home.
Mrs. Winfield Taylor Durbin gave a small
theater party last night for her guests
Mrs. De PAW and Miss De Paw, OF New
Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Starr left yester-
day for New York Mr.. Starr will spend
ten days and Mrs. Starr will spend month
with friends.
Mrs. Hugh Hanna, jr, entertained a few
college friends informally yesterday al
luncheon in honor Of Miss Blanche Beitman
of Cleveland, O..
Mr. and Mrs. James Matlock Ogden enter.
tanned Miss Eloise Schenck and Mr.. Owen j
Conrad, who will be married next month. al
dinner last night.
Mrs. James Parkhurst 1912 Central ave
nue., will receive informally this afternoon
in honor Of Miss Bess Miner Hill. There
are no invitations.
Miss Mary Johnson. of Washington. ID
c, who was the guest of Mrs. Arthur
| Hood, in Woodruff Place has gone to Ohio
to visit and will return here later.
Mrs. Lillian Haymaker gave an informa
reception yesterday afternoon to the mem
bers OF the Thursday Afternoon Literary
Club at her home on Seventeenth street
Mrs. N. L. De PAW, who is now with
Mrs. Durbin, will be with the Misses Nc
Intosh after the first of the week, and Miss
De PAW will be with Mrs Lafayette Page
Mrs. Lester Norton entertained with a
small luncheon at her home on Park ave-
nue. Thursday in honor Of Mrs. Herbert
Rice, who goes to Kansas City next week
The Ancenis Club danced at Brenneke's
last evening, and among the guests were
Miss Jess Berry and Miss Ethel Bayless OF
Frankfort, who are visiting Miss Edith
Hull.
Miss Laura Deikmeier, of Cincinnati. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal
Levey for several weeks, Will go tomorrow
10 spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
| Letter.
Mrs. James Matlock Ogden has gone tC
| Frankfort to spend a few days with Rev
and Mrs. Horace G.. Ogden. While there she
will sing In the revival services at the Meth
| odiSt Church.
Mrs. Samuel Reid will go to New York
| next week to meet Mr.. Reid, who will re-
| turn Feb. l from a visit with his daughter
| Miss Agatha Reid, who is in school at st
Andrews, Scotland.
Miss Ann Macomber, of Augusta. Me.
who has been visiting friends in Cleveland
fu fha rnct Of arfr Nov hpr a
| the home OF her parents, Rev. and Mrs. 4
E. Newbert. in Morton Place.
Mrs. William H. Cook will entertain the
active chapter of RI Beta Phi next Monday
street Mrs. Cooke is patroness of the
| Butler chapter Of Pi Beta Phi.
| Mrs. Chapman Williams will entertain
the Morrow Circle OF Meridian-stree
Church next Monday afternoon. Mrs. Stelis
Anderson will read an original story writ
| ten by sister. who is in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Bloss have re
| turned 10 their home in Muncie after {
fh9Tt MIST R Wsa M f anI Mrs sate
| intendent OF public instruction.
Mrs Winfield T. Durbin will be at home
| Monday afternoon next week, and vii
have with her Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Nc
| Cullough, of Anderson. Mrs. COnger, OF
| Shelbyville. and Miss Fuller, of Atlanta
| Ga.
Mrs John Shaw was hostess for high tea
Yesterday afternoon, entertaining few
| friends in honor Of Miss Tompkins, of Fish
| kill-on- the Hudson. who is visiting Mrs
| Edwin Forty. The table appointments were
| In pink carnations.
| Miss May Shipp invited twenty friends in
| formally yesterday afternoon to hear pa
| per by Mrs. John L. Griffiths, who has re
Gently returned from a trip abroad Mrs
Grif1ths read a very interesting paper on -
| Journey Through the Crimea.'
| Miss Sarah Mayo will entertain th'
| Sketching Club this afternoon. Instead OF
| the talk by Mr.. Arthur Bohn, announced
! by the programme, there will be an eXhlbi
OF interesting articles from Japan, sent 10y
| the sister of the hostess, Miss Lucy Mayo
Miss Voss gave prettily appointed lunch
con yesterday in honor of Mrs. n. I. DE-
| Pauw and Miss Katherine De Paw. of New
| Albany, who are visiting Mrs. Winfield Tay
| lor Durbin. The table was laid with eigh
| covers and the decorations were In pinl
| tulips and white hyacinths. The guests
| were Mrs. Durbin, Mrs. Goodwin Smith, Mrs
| Henrietta Stevens. Miss nellie Mcintosh anC
/ her guest, Miss Nan Neat, of New Albany.
The ST. Marys-of- the Woods Club gave
/ q drawing-room musicale yesterday after
/ noon at the home of Miss Laura FitZger
/ aid. The south drawing room was deco
/ rated with pink roses. From the center o
| the archway hung basket OF pink rose
i buds. The pillars at either side were twinet
! with smilax and pink roses. The mantel
were decorated with ferns and roses, anC
/ the dining-room and library were in Amer
/ lean Beauty roses. Miss Fitzgerald was as
/ The programme was given by Mrs. Barlow
/ Hatfield. Mrs. A. t. Rapp Mrs. GeOrg
! T Carton. Miss Frances Spencer Mis-
+ Conlen, Mr.. Clarence Nerder Nixon anC
Mr.. w. II. Morrison, jr.
a pleasant reception was given last nigh