The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-10


for Europe TO spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George TIonmeir will enter
/ tain their card club tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Lewis Newman. of Chicago. is visit
I ing Mrs. /. y. Helms for several weeks.
Mr.. Harry Hampstead. who has been a
short time in New York. has returned home
Mr.. Dwight Perkins will leave this week
for Meadville Pa., 10 spend several weeks.
Mrs. Lucia Wainwright has gone to
Noblesville to spend several days with reia-
tives
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hackney will leave
Saturday for the South 10 spend a few
/ weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Bachman. who
have been South for several weeks, will re-
turn this week.
| visiting Mrs. o. +. Morton and Mrs. Gill
for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Wickard and family
Will leave tomorrow for Hot Springs 70
| spend a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Evans. who are
| spending a few days in st. Louis will re-
| turn home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Mayer and Mr.. Louis
| LathrOp have returned from a few weeks
| visit in Atlantic City.
Miss Helen knight, of Philadelphia. will
| come soon 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. StoughtOn
| Fletcher for a few weeks.
Miss stalcup. who attends the Conserva-
| tory Of Music, has gone TO her home In
! Bloomfield for several days.
Mrs. Higganbotham entertained with
/ pit party Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Maude Hartman, of Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aquina Jones and Miss
Helen Gehrlein Will return Saturday from
| several weeks trip in the South
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Burdsal who have
| been i'm the South for few months, Will
return home early next month.
Miss Miriam Smith. of Lafayette. who has
! been spending a week with Miss Charlotte
. 4 scott, has returned to her home.
Miss Lucy Matter. of Marion. who has
| been spending the week with Mrs. Maria
| Foster Buchanan, will return home to-mor-
| row.
Mr.. +. b. Martindale Miss Emma Martin
dale and Mr.. Lynn Martindale left yester-
day for Asheville, n. c., to spend few
| weeks.
Mr.. Arthur Shaffer. who has been in
| Baltimore. Md. for several months. has
returned to Indianapolis to reside perma-
| nently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John judah have removed
to $40 North Pennsylvania street formerly
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ovid Butler
| Jameson.
Mrs. James L. Miller. of Kendallville
| came yesterday TO spend few days in the
city with her daughter Mrs. Gertrude Mil
| Ter Bremen.
Miss Geneyieve Parker, of Shelbyville
Ind, will come the latter part of the week
| TO spend a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
| George Stout
Mrs. Helen Maria Ayres and daughters
| Mrs. Davis Percy Williams, who have been
spending several weeks in the South, will
| return home next week
| Mrs. Henry II HornbroOk will give a
small company tomorrow afternoon in hon
| or of Mrs. Post of Minneapolis, who has re-
| Gently come here to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bernstein an
| nOunce the engagement of their daughter
| Miss Emma Bernstein, and Mr.. Ira w.
| Ciralsh, of South Bend.
Miss Susan Pursell, who has been visit
ing Miss Clara Lewis in Bloomington and
Miss Luella McWhirter in Greencastle for
a week, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bierhaus of Vincennes, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs
Clarence Zeners at Cambridge for several
days returned home yesterday.
Miss Janet Flanner will give a peanut
party Saturday afternoon to celebrate her
twelfth birthday anniversary. Mrs. c. j.
Buchanan Will chaperOn the party for her
niece.
Mrs. Maria Foster Buchanan will enter
tain a number of children tomorrow aft
ernoOn to celebrate the sixth birthday
| anniversary OF her daughter. Maria
| Frances.
Mrs. A. Newman entertained yesterday
with a card party to celebrate her birthday
anniversary. Mrs. Newman was assisted by
her daughter. Miss Minnie Newman, and
Miss Esther Petro.
Miss Lucy Taggart will return the first
of next week from New York. where she
has been spending several months. Miss
longer visiting Vassar friends.
Mrs. William H. Block entertained with
a card party Tuesday evening in honor Of
her sister Miss Miller of Cleveland o.
The rooms were prettiy decorated with
pink and white carnations and ferns
Col and Mrs. Harry b. Smith entertained
twelve guests at dinner last evening to cell
citrate their twenty-third wedding ami
versary. The table was prettily decorated
with scarlet and white carnations and ferns.
Mrs. Adelaide Atkins and daughter. Miss
Florence Atkins, who have been in the
South for several weeks, will return to-
day. Miss Atkins will go to Chicago Sat
urday and will sing in a concert there
Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Keep. who is spending
several months i'm New York will 90 TO
Boston the 1st of June, where she will join
watercolor class under Mr.. Hopkinson,
which will spend six weeks in painting
along the Maine coast.
Miss Esther Haughey of New York who
was expected this month to visit Mrs. Lew
Wallace. jr.. and Mrs. William y. Hughes.
fore coming here. Miss Haughey will ar
rive in Indianapolis early in April.
The last entertainment given this season
by the Dramatic Club will be given the
third week in April. The committee in
charge of the entertainment are Mr. and
Mrs Owen MOthershead. Mr. and Mrs
David Percy Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Ker-
foot Stewart and DR.. and Mrs. Francis Os-
valid Dorsey.
Mrs. John H. Hellekson and sister Mrs
W. Il: Hobbs, entertained yesterday after
noon with a large reception at the home of
Mrs Hellekson in Morton Place. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with palms and
Southern smiax and the lights were COW
cred with cOlored shades Mrs. Hellekson
and Mrs. Hobbs were assisted by a num-
Der or friends III entertaining.
Mrs. NJ ]. Rebholz entertained a number
OF friends yesterday afternoon with finch
party In honor of Mrs. II. w. Corners of
Auburndale. Wis who is visiting Mrs G
F Lay The rooms were decorated with
pink and white carnations and the favors
were pink bonbon boxes. Mrs. Rebholz was
Rebholz, and Miss Mabel Shey.
Mrs. T. c. Day entertained a number
| OF club friends yesterday afternoon in
honor Of her guest, Mrs. Kate Epson Clark.
who gave a very interesting talk on The
Educational Movement OF the Nineteenth
Century" Last evening Mr.. and Mrs Dav
entertained another group of friends for
Mrs Clark. who talked on What Makes
a Book Live Mr.. and Mrs. Day We're
assisted by few of their friends The
parlOrs were decorated with palms and
pink roses. In the dining room were scar
let carnations and candelabra with scarlet
tapers. Among the guests from out of
town We're Miss Dickson and Miss Parks
of Martinsville, Miss Stanton. of Chicago
and Miss Kane, of Charlottesville. Mrs
Clark. who is Il well-knOwn author is de-
lightful both personally and as a speaker
and her talks both in the afternoon and
evening were most enjoyable This after
noon Mrs. Day Will be at home between