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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-21
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 6, PART 81
the club, Mrs John Benedict, president,
Mrs. L. NJ. Poyser. Mrs. Vanton Hope Folk,
Mrs. Melville Shaw, Miss Alta Medaris and
mittee were Mrs. Charles Busby, Mrs.
Tibbs and Mrs. Herbert Atkinson. The pro-
gramme for the afternoon was Current
Events Mrs. Harrington; 1.-The Montana
Whites of North Carolina Miss Carman.
and THE Modern Martha" DR.. Rebecca
Rogers George An informal musical pro-
gramme. was given by Mrs: Jessie Patter-
son Roth. Mrs Marshall and Mrs. Tibbotts.
A social hour followed the programme.
Mrs. Ida Carnahan feathers and daugh-
ter Elizabeth returned Thursday night
from New York. where they spent the win
ter and are with Mrs. Leathers's parents,
General and Mrs. James r. Carnahan. in
Woodruff Place. Mrs feathers will remain
in Indianapolis indefinitely.
Miss Florence Jones gave a charmingly
appointed tea yesterday afternoon between
the hours of and 6, asking her guests TO
meet Miss Margaret Lehmicke, of St Paul,
who is visiting Miss Rena Tucker, and
Miss Anne Hurry, whose marriage occurs
this week. Clusters of roses were used in
the decoration OF the parlOrs and the din
ing room was appointed in pink with clust-
ers OF pink roses and pink-shaded lights for
the tea table. A group of friends assisted
Miss Jones in receiving and entertaining
her callers, the number including Mrs.
Harry Buckley, of Lexington, KY, who is
the guest of her mother; Mrs. Pangborn
and Miss Adele Adams, of Portland, Me-,
and Miss Perry, of Lowell, Mass, who are
visiting Miss Hurry. Other out-of-town
guests with the callers were Miss Eliza
beth Rieman, of Baltimore, and Miss Sara
Cooke, of Trov, n. Y, with Miss Anna
Louise Beck; Miss Margaret and Miss Re-
becca Chisett, of Pittsburg; Miss Lucy
SimontOn, of Lebanon, o., with Miss Edna
Stevenson; Miss Cook, of Norfolk Va, and
Miss Peck, of Scranton, Pa, with Miss
Mary Winter; Miss Diether, of Fort
Wayne, with Miss Helen Bennett.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEESE-CONERY.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. 20.-John L.
Seese and Mrs. c. Loretta Conery were
married here this afternoon. The groom is
from Danville, ILL.,, and the bride from
North Liberty, Ind.
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Brfghtwood.

Miss Stella Harris has returned from
visit 10 her home In Warren, lnd.....The
Rev. Mr. Williams, OF Fort Wayne, viii
ofhciate this morning and evening at the
congregational Church.....Mr. and Mrs.
daniel Mullen Will be permanently located
IN wabash. Mrs Henry Walters and
FAMILY have returned from visits 70 Belle
Iontalne, o, and Anderson. Ind. Mr.. VIII
nam Gray, OF Chicago, spent sunday with
MS family &c.. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Staff and
Bernardino. Cal The Mothers Council
viii meet next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. DR.. O'Dell. The Labracio Club met
at the home Of Mrs Clarence Miles, In East
Club viii give their dances Friday evening
OF each week. Miss Josephine Baldwin
was the guest Of Miss Mary Traub the past
Week.-Mrs.. Frank West has returned
from visit 70 New Castle, Ind. Mr..
Samuel Cox, of Decatur, spent few days
with his family on Station street last week.
THE young ladies' OF the Ben-Hur Club
gave leap year party for the young men
or the club Tuesday evening IN the Bright
wood Hall The Ben-Hur Club will have
their dances Thursday evening Of each
week. Mrs. Anna Livingston, of Green's
burg, Ind, IS the guest of Mrs. David
Cohen. The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Congregational Church met Wednesday
Ing ofhcers were elected: Mrs. Entwistle,
president; Mrs. Charles Meadows, vice
president Mrs. Morris Bundy, secretary,
and Mrs. Calvin Burch, treasurer. Miss
Bertha Peterson, of Elwood, and Miss Jen-
ny Casey, OF CraWfOrdsville will be the
guest OF Miss Mary Reilly next week..
JACK Kelly will leave Monday for 81. Louis
and from there will go TO San Antonio, Tex
.....Miss Georgia Lawrence, of Albany, lnd'
Is the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Kirby Mrs.
george Caupman gave a surprise party
Friday evening for her daughters, Misses
Gertrude and Kola.
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SneIbyyiIIe.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel De PREF attended
the colonial ball in Indianapolis Monday
evening, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Won Hake... Mr.. lie Roy BrinsOn, of
St Louis is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Eberhart. Mrs. A c. Castle has returned
from a visit with friends in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G.. De PREF and Mr.
and Mrs. Dix Sayler were guests at card
party given in Indianapolis Tuesday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs. Z. A Hendrickson.
Mr. and Mrs w. s. Major left Monday
Trimble of ST. Paul, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. e. E. Jenkins. Misses Ada and
Margaret Campbell have returned from
visit in indianapolis. MIR. Carl Williams
has returned TO Cincinnati from a visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Will
liams Miss Mary Guyer of Mooresville,
is the guest of Miss Margaret Flaitz.....
Miss Belle Hackleman, who has been visit
ing her mother Mrs. Ella Hackleman. has
returned TO her home in indianapolis.
Messrs. George and Harry Horst, of Pitts
burg. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Horst. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Porter have
returned from visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Porter at Greensburg. Mrs r NJ
Rhodes has returned from visit with Mrs.
X. A. Foster at Indianapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Griffey have returned from
visit with DR.. and Mrs. Swails at Acton.
Miss Gertrude Barlow has returned from
a visit with friends at Franklin. Mr.. Jc-
seph Benaw witt has returned from visit
with relatives at Grand Rapids, Mich.....
Miss Sue Wood is visiting the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Farr at Evansville. Miss Ida Magili,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Magill. has returned TO In
dianapolis.-Ars. ID. o. COate has
turned from visit with relatives at Foun-
tain City. Miss Ethel Roth has returned
from visit with relatives at Louisville.
y.....Mrs. James l.. Hill has returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hodell at GreenSourg. Mesdames James
Teal and Charles Billman have returned
from a visit In MetamOra and Corners
Vile Miss Elizabeth Posi- has returned
from visit with her sister. Mrs Vogel,
at Henderson. Ky. Miss Loretto Cory is
the guest Of Mrs. George W. Stout at In
dianapOlis. Mrs. Nugent has returned to
her homo at Canton. III. from a visit with
her daughter Mrs. Fred Dunbar Miss
Mae Goulding is visiting friends at And
ersOn..... Messrs. and Mesdames Dix Sayler
w III. De PREF. A. V. Randall A l.
Gutheil end +. y. Kennedy formed a party
to witness the Wizard of OF" at In
dianapolis Thursday night. Mr. i, T.
Michener of Washington. ID. c. is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. T. Il. Adams. e. Miss Mayme
Mahan. of indianapolis, is visiting Mrs
LESSEE Mahan.... Mrs. J. c.. De PREF will
attend the annual ball at Culver Academy
Feb - accompanied by Miss Elenor
Tucker OF Indianapolis They will be
guests of Mr.. WTay De PREF. Mr.. and
Mrs William Coers are visiting Mr. and
Mrs j. B. Harrell at Indiana polls -. The
Rev Mr.. and Mrs. III. O. Pritchard are vis-
itins Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard at Franklin
- Mr.. Earl Lang has returned from
Monesson, Pa. Mrs Fred w. Kennedy
entertained at cards on Wednesday after
noon.
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Franklin.

Mrs j. L. wager and Mrs. V. F. White
sides spent the week with Indianapolis
friends. Professor AMI Atwater, of
Bloomington, was with Franklin friends
over Sunday. Z. Prince, of Seymour,
and Miss Ora Kelly, of Indianapolis, were
married in Franklin on Monday. Miss
Cora Ragsdale was over from Greensburg
the first of the week for a short VISIT.
II. e. Todd spent the week In Bloomington,
Ill. Miss Frances Alexander, of Indian
apOlis, spent Sunday with Miss Mary Lacy.
Mrs Frank Martin, of Indianapolis, was
the guest of Franklin relatives the first of
the week. Mrs. j. NJ. Brown Is visiting
Garner Woods in Madison. Eliza Silvers
has returned from a weeks stay in Leba-
to California to reside. 30. w. Mcdaniel,
of Madison, Wis, was the guest of Frank
lin friends a few days. Mrs. Mary Over
street entertained the Charlotte Emerson
Club on Monday. Mrs. w. 7. Scott, Mrs.
j. II. Tarlton, Mrs. NJ. Z. CrOwell read pa
pers. l.. Il. Slack lectured at the State
University on Thursday. Miss Elizabeth
Smith, of Hartford City, and Miss Thomas,
OF Pittsburg, were guests of Miss Edith
Miller on Tuesday. :. Mrs c. NJ Hendricks
has been visiting her husband in Chicago
Mrs Cynthia Maxwell, of MartinsVille,
Is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Jessie
Randall Miss Kate Oldaker, of Green
wood, is a guest at Frank Hughes's -. Miss
Jennie Utter is spending the week in Mar
tinsville. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Stone gave
a 6 O'Clock dinner Thursday. James u.
Keller and Miss Myrtle Reisenger, OF In
dianapolis were married in Franklin on
"Wednesday. Misses Kate and Nellie
Graves, Jennie Coble, Elizabeth Richey
jeanette Zeppenfeld and Ethel Miller
formed a theater party TO indianapolis FRI
day evening.
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WIFE'S HCURTA|N LECTURES"
DROVE CORDES TO HAYLOFT
Husband Says She Lured Him to
Marriage with a Bottle of
Wine.
ANSWERS HER PETITION

Herman Cordes has filed a cross-com-
plant in the Circuit Court in the divorce
suit brought against him by Margarete
Cordes. The original suit which asks for
a divorce decree and $4,000 alimony, was
filed last December
Cordes alleges in his cross-petition that
she prevented him from sleeping by persist
ing in talking to him and that he was often
compelled TO retire TO the hayloft TO enjoy
a nights rest
Cordes also asks for 81, 400 and a divorce
decree. He says that he was enticed into
the marriage with the complainant. Soon
after divorcing his first wife Cordes says
he rode 10 Valley Mills with his second
wife. She produced a bottle of wine, he
says, and persuaded him TO drink IL. Since
then she urged her suit continually.
He was also persuaded, he says, to lend
her 81 400.
Mrs. Cordes claims cruel and inhuman
treatment as ground for divorce.
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Miss Dora Finney Of Belmont avenue, en-
tertained number OF friends FRIDAY even even
fng.-..The Rev. Thomas Chappell is visit
ing relatives at Carthage. Miss Lima
Hayes will entertain her club Friday even
ing. Mrs. Pummel OF Upton, VINO was the
guest of Mrs l.. Hedges, returned h0me....
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Minor and daughters re-
turned TO their home in Alabama after a
months visit with relatives and friends
here. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Weddle, Mr. and
Mrs. John Weddle and Mr.. and Mrs Stotter
went to PittsburO Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of s. b. Weddle. H.. Mrs. Dragoo. OF
Franklin, returned home after a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Coy, on Calvelage street
....Miss Frances Todd, of North Indianapo-
lis, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Ruth
Register. The Young Ladies' Sodality OF
st. Anthony Church gave card party at
Library Hall Monday evening. Miss Maud
Lemon Is spending a few weeks at Marion
....AllSS Retta Canary, or BroWnSburg, was
the guest Of Misses Mayme and Ada Lewis
the past week. The Ladies' Aid Society of
the Bismarck-avenue Church met with Mrs
Emily Stark, on Germania avenue, Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. o. 5. OMara has
gone for extended visit to her sister in
New Orleans. Mr.. L. Croft, of Farmland
spent few days the past week with Sam
uel Bartell and wife, on Germania avenue.
....Miss Ruth Thompson, of Warman ave-
nue., Is visiting relatives at New Ross. Mr..
hlenaTd Caste returned nome from pen
Center, O.. Mrs. Julia Salmon IS visiting
her mother, Mrs. John Caywood, at
Brownsburg. Mr.. p. Stafford has gone to
San Francisco, Call. Miss Francis Walsh,
turned to her home in Connecticut. -. Mr..
Woodbury. Day spent a few days at Ander
son the past week. The Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Christian Church gave an en-
tertainment at Library Hall Thursday
evening Fred Thompson and wife, OF
Muncie, returned to their home after a visit
with Robert Thompson and family, on War
man avenue....Mr and Mrs. o. Hedges, Of
Washington street, gave a valentine party
Saturday evening for their daughter Ida.
The house was artistically decorated with
ferns hearts
spent in games and dancing. Elegant re-
freshments were served. Red hearts were
Mrs. Glover. Miss Kathryn Egan returned
TO her home in New York city after three
weeks visit with ID. j. Egan and family
The Xxi vi Club gave their first ball of the
season at Masonic Hall Tuesday evening.
-. Misses Minnie and Maud West gave
fudge party Wednesday evening. Mrs. ].
Byrnes, of New Albany. was the guest of
her son, the Rev. Joseph Byrnes, the past
week
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Attorney Generals Speech Cancelled.

Charles w. Miller, attorney general. who
had accepted an engagement to address the
Washingtons birthday banquet of Peoria
citizens, was forced yesterday 70 cancel
it, Mr.. Miller was, next to Sir Chentung
LANG, Chinese minister to the United
States, to be the principal speaker. He re-
ceived word yesterday OF the death of Mrs
James r. Drake, of Goshen, wife OF his
legal partner, and he will attend the fu-
neral there. A few hours before leaving
for the Hanna funeral Attorney General
Miller received word OF the death of Judge
Ferrall at Lagrange. He was prevented
from attending the funeral of the latter.
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Rushville.

Mrs. VIII Havens and Mrs. Andy Horrall
entertained a number or friends Friday
night at the home of their mother, Mrs.
Sarah Price About forty were present.
Several out-of-town guests We're present.
-. Miss Sydney Farmer, of Auburn, Ind,
gave a recital at the Main-street Christian
Church Monday evening under the auspices
OF the Christian Endeavor Society. The
married members Of the Priscilla Club en-
tertained the unmarried members with
valentine party at the home of Mrs. Lincoln
Guffin Friday night. Mrs. Ben L. Smith
and Mrs. Claude Cambern left Thursday to
visit Mrs. II. b. Vogelsang at St. Louis.
Misses Mary FraZee and Nellie Kennedy
were guests of Miss Katherine Derbyshire
at Connersville part of last week.. Miss
Cynthia Russell, of Wabash, has returned 10
her home after a several days visit here,
the guest of Mrs. Palmer. Mrs Charles
Worth has returned from a visit at Indian
apolis. Miss Maude Bowser, of Indianapo-
lis who has been the guest of Miss Ange-
line Coleman for several days, returned
home Wednesday. Mrs. Still Wilkinson has
returned to her home at Marion after a
visit with relatives here. .Mesdames Jessie
Bennett. Alice McGregor and Mile Jennis
were guests of Indianapolis friends Thurs
day. Mrs. Bruce Johnson has returned
from Indianapolis, where she was the guest
of Miss Anna Wiegand for several days..
Mrs. Hillary Hayden, of Seymour, is here,
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Feudner. =. Miss Henrietta Coleman
visited Miss Stops at COnnersville last
Thursday. =. Mrs. Grant Gregg has returned
from a visit at Indianapolis. Mrs Caroline
PEARSON, OF fllnl, MICH, Is lne guest OI HeT
aunt Mrs. Martha Smelser... Mrs. Cordelia
Hayden, of Seymour. is here, the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Feudner.
-. Miss May Hull, of indianapolis, visited
Miss Christy last Tuesday. Robert Ken
nedy, Miss Bessie Hudelson and Frank
Hudelson have returned from winchester,
Ky, where they have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Miles entertained about thirty
relatives Sunday, Feb. IA. in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Nixon. Miss Maude Posey
entertained large circle of friends Tues
day evening The Ypsilanti Club gave a
dance at the clubrooms on Thursday night.
THE ladies of the Social Club gave a
card party Thursday evening. Mrs. Elmer
Readle visited her parents at Arlington last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miller visited
at Connersyiile last week.. Hugh Perkins,
of Chicago, was here last Sunday, the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Fred Caldwell. Misses
Leona and LavOnne Hilligoss are visiting in
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. Harrison
have returned to their home at'LyOns, Kan,
after spending several weeks with relatives
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Churchill, of
Chicago, visited Mr. and Mrs William
Churchill here few days last week.
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BUSINESS CONCERNS
ARE INCORPORATED

Two farmers mutual telephone COM
panies were incorporated yesterday by the
secretary of state. They are: Farmers
Cooperative Telephone Company, Wilkin-
son, $1,000 by Samuel NJ. Overman, b. II.
Cook and others, and the Vernon Township
Telephone Company. Vernon township,
Hancock county, $1,000, by George NJ. Rum
Ter, John Hfday, Creol Crawford, Colvin
jackson and Marion Chapel.
Other interpretations Were: Flanegin
Hardware Company, Logansport, $4,000, by
John Flanegin, William Z. Baker, Thomas
j. Flanegin. LOrin A. r. Fianegin.
Rice Manufacturing Company, Evansville,
$4,000, by Charles E. Rice. William f.
Meier, jr, and Elmer Q. Lockyear.
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West indianapolis.

Mrs. j. h. Terhune has returned from
Linton. The Evening Cinch Club will
meet Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
er OF BROOKLYN Ind were the guests of
Miles Mathews and family the first OF the
week Miss Laura MOdlin is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Lou MOdlin at Lawrence,
Ind Mr.. and Mrs. owen Darnell, of Gin
cinnau, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Darnell. Anthony Foltz and son
Ben spent the past week in Madison. Miss
Irene Maloney viii return TO Terre Haute
Tomorrow after a weeks stay with Mrs.
Josephine Garrison and family. Mrs. Belle
Campbell who has been the guest OF -. ID.
Grub and family, has returned 10 Leba-
non The l. l.. +. Club will meet here
wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Rose Kirk
on Division street. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Nodlin Miss nellie Reagan and Henry
Struckwish are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
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CHARGES ANSWERED.
E. w. Shut Courts an Investiga.
ton of Laborers' Camps.

President E. w. Shut, Of the Shut I'm
provement Company, has written to State
Labor Commissioner Mccormack regarding
the charges made against his companys
treatment of its laborers. He offered in
his letter to pay the labor commissioners
expenses on a trip to the camps located
between Lawrenceburg and Sunman. He
hopes by this means to disprove the charges
made against his company. The offer will
not be accepted
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Masquerade at the Y. NJ. c. A.

Last night ar 7:45 O'Clock the junior de-
partment of the Y. M c. A. gave A mas
querade in the gymnasium. Great prepar-
atoms were made and all expectations real
lied. Contrary TO the usual custom, mem
bers were allowed to bring their sisters
and girl friends Every one was masked
The features OF the evening were games
gypsy camp, refreshments and music
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Normal Water Pressure Restored.

Chief Coots. of the fire department has
been notified by the indianapolis Water
Company that the normal pressure has
been restored to the mains. During the
recent cold snap patrons let the water run
to keep pipes from freezing and this proved
to be a great drain on the mains. The mild
weather has stopped this and no trouble is
expected unless very cold snap should
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statehouse Closed Tomorrow.

Washingtons birthday will be marked
by a general cessation OF business at the
State Capitol tomorrow. The 195 employees
of the State will enjoy a days vacation.
Several officials viii spend the holiday at
home others viii deliver speeches.
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WEEKS EVENTS IN THE SOCIETY
OF SUBURBS OF INDIANAPOLIS

a. 3. Conarroe at Bridgeport. Mrs. Abbie
McGaughy is visiting relatives in Clncin-
nau. .Mr. and Mrs j. II. Newly have re-
turned from an extended visit in Union. Ia
Mr. Joe Izer IL the guest Of relatives IN
Dayton, o.. Miss Kate Dorsey, who mas
been visiting friends in Huron, has re
turned home. Mrs. T.. l. Roberts, OF ar
mel, Is the guest of Mrs. John Glsh i ne
Colonial Society meets next Wednesday
with Mrs. Roscoe Ellis. Mr.. Corwin PIER
son, OF the English ZOuave Company, Is the
guest of his mother. Mrs. Nancy flerson
Mrs. j. II. FOrdyce, OF Russellvllle, was
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs y D. par par
nell, the past week. Mr.. and Mrs ClyIe
Carmack, OF Frankfort, Mich, were me
guests of friends here this week en- route 20
California for permanent residence Il ne
Rev. r. g. j. Dickens, editor OF the Bap-
tist Observer, will occupy the pulpit OF the
River-avenue Baptist Church to-day Mrs
Clara HadIey is~ the guest of friends In
Brazil Mrs Luela HOcket, OF Newman
Ill, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dave
Akers The z. o. S. of A. will celebrate
Washington's birthday at Success Hail.
corner Morris and Harding streets, to-mor-
row night. Mrs. Alice Wright and Miss
Jessie Brothers, of Greencastle, are guests
of Mrs. Anna Thomas.
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