The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-20
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Mr. Charles Layman has gone to New
York TO spend short time.
Mrs. Ritzinger of ST Paul, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Leah Ramsey.
Miss Edith Miller, of Franklin, was in the
city yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. Annie Wright has gone to Chicago
to spend a short time with friends.
Mrs Richard Smith entertained a num-
Der of friends yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. McElmarra, of Shelbyville, was in
the city yesterday visiting friends.
Miss Jane Turner. of Muncie, is visiting
Miss Helen Yerkes for several days.
Miss Mary Pierson, who spent Sunday In
Acton with friends, has returned nome.
Mr.. John De Peyster has taken an apart
ment at the Cambridge for the summer
| Mr.. A. NJ. Ogle has returned from Hot
| Springs, Ark, where he spent fortnight.
Mr.. Edward Messick has gone TO Shelby
vile to visit his parents for several weeks
DIR. John Wright, a brother of Mrs. Dean,
| is here visiting MIR. and Mrs. John c. Dean
| Mrs. George o. Hoadley will go to South
| Bend next week to visit friends for Few
| days.
Mrs. Howard smock, who has been spend
| ing the winter in California, will return
| home soon.
| Mr.. Frederic Bays returned to Culver
yesterday after spending few days with
| Mrs. Bays.
| Mrs. FREDERICK "A. JOSS ID NlSltlnS
| sister. Mrs Weaver, in Newport, X. l.,
for few weeks.
Miss Ruby Bailey, of Veedersburg, who
has been visiting Miss Hazel Woodland. has
| returned to her home
Miss Laura Hill, of Chicago, is visit
ing the Rev. and Mrs L. j. Nlllers anu
| family for few days
Mr.. end Mrs. Frank Van Camp and
daughter Marguerite returned from French
Lick Springs yesterday.
Mrs. John c. Dean, who spent two weeks
at French Lick Springs, returned to her
| home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Quinn, who has been spend
ing several weeks in New YORK with
friends has returned home.
Miss Mary Winter who has been spend
ing a few weeks in New York with friends,
returned home last evening.
Mrs William Dillman, who. has been
spending several weeks in Oklahoma VISIT
ing her sister, has returned home.
CAPTAIN and Mrs James B.. Curtis, of
New York formerly of this city, Will go
abroad soon to spend the summer
Mrs Edgar Foster will go to Cleveland,
o., the first of May TO spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. +. A. Hanley.
Mrs Nav w. Donnan will entertain the
officers and committees of the Catherine
Merrill Club at her home tomorrow after
noon.
; Miss Simpson, of Lowell, Mass, who has
been spending several weeks with Miss
Martha Carey, returned to her home yes
terday.
Mrs. Eric Crull. of Fort Wayne. who has
been visiting her sister, Miss jessie Goou-
, win for two weeks, returned to her home
yesterday.
; Miss Benson. of Buffalo, n. Y, who has
. been visiting her sister, Mrs. John TITUS
> for a few weeks, will return to her homt
next week.
: The choral class of the Young Woman's
! Christian Association will give concert
E Friday evening, April q. assisted by Eli:
e Levy, violinist.
8 Mrs Claypool and Mrs Cook, of Terrt
a | Heute will come soon to visit Mrs. Clay
A pools daughter, Mrs. William Jillson, To-
y several weeks
. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Conner. who went IT. t,
. New Orleans to spend fortnight witt
their daughter, Mrs. George, will return
home next week.
: Miss Elizabeth Barbour is spending few
= weeks at Mudlavia Springs, and during he
!, absence Miss Emily Fletcher is hlllns ne
( | position as curator at the Propylaeum.
I The Women's Business and Social Unio
: of Roberts Park NJ. f. Church VIII give
social in the church parlors TINS evening
:. All young people and friends OF the churc
s are invited
e Mrs George O. Hoadley will entertain tn
n members of card club, with few friend'
" tomorrow afternoon at her home on Mort
l. Illinois street In honor or MIS- jaime
n Brown, of New Orleans.
n Miss Welshans entertained the member
IS of a musical club yesterday afternoon
u Ter home on Ashland avenue in honor
e Miss Ina Kelly, of Guelph, ontario, VINO
Is visiting Miss Ethel Smith.
10 Mrs Mary McCalla Evans. of Philade
pha. Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. came
IN Cruise will receive informally in honor
ID Mrs. Evans on Friday afternoon.
,r Mr. James Brown, of New Orleans, WI
come this week to join Mrs. Brown, WI
lS has been visiting friends in the city Il
- two weeks, and they will return home u
III gether the latter part of the week.
Ill The Late Book Club observed guest da
DIT yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr.
he Frederick SmOck, on North New Jerst
be street The rooms were prettily decorate
in flags and the dining room was decora
ed in American Beauty roses; very i
-, teresting literary and musical program
Ell was given Mrs Anthony Bowen, pres
ne dent of the club, read a paper on the cit
d. work for the year. Mrs. Morse gave p
:, per on the club work fifty years hence, al
III Mrs Morrison read an original poem. MI
sh | Lukenbil Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Bowen an
he Mrs. Morse gave musical numbers. II
lg ices were served in the shape OF roses al
n | the favorS were silver pencils. Among Il
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Champion,
Delphi. o., VINO is visiting Mrs. Smock
RI Mrs. George Philip Meier entertained we
. terday afternoon with a charming musica
u in honor of her house guests. Miss BE
ar Nicholson, of Chicago. and Miss Eval.
re Ferris, of Sand Hil-on-the- Hudson, and
=, Mrs. II. A Boomer, formerly of Lafayett
S who has recently come here for res1dent
lie The rooms were pretrily decorated Wi
| spring flowers, ana IN the dining room We
'rt pink roses and ferns. Miss Nicholson ga
the programme, accompanied by Mr.. Jose
. Joiner Miss Nicholsons programme
Guided May Day by Walthen Jean BIZ
leigh. II Dare to Love Thee, Tosti;' Ma
of Argyle" old Scotch ballad; "Farew
We Hills" TschaikOwski; Whistle and
IN Come TO Ye My Lad old Scotch ballS
iii Mrs Meier was assisted in entertaining
I'D guests by Mrs. Joseph Joiner Mrs. Clint
Iasher and Mrs. j. Richard Francis. Amo
the out of town guests were Miss katherl
Conrad Miss Reba Coons, of Muncie, a
eS Miss Mary Campbell, of Burlington, Ia.
The Culture Club observed guest day V,
terdav afternoon with Mrs. Charles Rem
on park avenue The house was prett
decorated with the club colors, green a
white with white carnations for the flo
ers Mrs Remy< was assisted in receivi
her guests by the officers of the club, Nj
es- ]. d. Chandler, president; Mrs. ]. b. Wo
nc ing. vice president Mrs. Gillette. secretal
'h' Mrs Weaver, treasurer. and the commit
di- for the day. Mrs. a. b. Mccoy and Mrs
an Harrington. The guests were entertain
-. by a delightful original story by Mrs. II
VI ~ Bentley Burnett and a musical p
ALL gramrne by the mandolin club OF the Sho
mes ridge High School. The ices were serN
in tiny flower pots, in which were set C
nation forms of different colors. Asst
en- ing in the dining room were Miss Gather
rlv Mccoy Miss Irene Mccoy. Miss May
ar, Worthington, Miss Maude Essex and Nj