The Indianapolis journal., 1904-02-03

| Miss Jessie Freidley has returned from
| short visit 10 friends in Nobelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Zumpfe will go to
! New Orleans Feb. to spend two weeks.
Mrs ]. F. Johnston has gone TO Madison
| to visit her daughter. Mrs. Charles kOrbly.
Mrs Otis Ham and children will leave
| Feb 10 for Colorado TO spend several weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Bye have returned
Md.
Mrs. w II. Clemmons. of Fremont, Neb..
| is visiting Mrs. Millard Cox for a few
weeks.
Miss Lillian Fauvre went to Chicago
! yesterday TO spend two weeks with Miss
Ristine.
Mrs NJ. w Manlove and Miss .Clime B.
Manlove are spending few days in Chicago
with friends
Mrs. w II. Kelly will leave to-day for
| Springfield, H., TO spend several weeks
with friends
Miss Claire Shower is spending the win
! ter i'm New York and will remain until the
| 1st of April
Miss Lillian Taggart. who has been visit
| ing friends in Anderson for ten days has
| returned home
Miss Ethel Cleland went to St. Louis yes
! terday TO spend a few weeks with Miss
| Luella McLain.
! Miss Edith Wilson entertained the Lunch
! con Club yesterday at her home on North
| Delaware street.
| In New York for a short time, will return
| home Tomorrow
Mrs. Henry Palmer will entertain her
card club Friday afternoon at her home on
! Fifteenth street.
Miss Van Wrinkle, of Danville. Ky, will
come Saturday 10 visit Miss Clara Haw
| kinS at the Surrey.
Miss Louise Hinkley, of Green Bay. Wis.
will come Saturday TO visit Miss Josephine
Hyde for few weeks.
Mr. Tob, md Cxya
ney have gone TO Cornell to attend the
/ promenade next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Stone will go to Mum
Gle to-day TO visit friends and attend the
Apollo Club concert tonight.
Miss Marian Dorsey. of Piqua, o., is Wis
ting her uncle, Mr.. William II. Rexford,
1407 North New Jersey street
Miss Orrin Woolen will return the latter
part of the week from a visit with her
lsaunt, Mrs. Baird, in Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Evans. of Dayton. o.,
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Stone at their home on North Delaware
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wiley have re-
turned from Metamora, Ind, where they
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Leonard
Mrs May Wright SewaIl will not observe
her usual lat home" this week Invita-
tions have been issued for large reception
this evening.
Miss Berne Ricketts,, of Peoria, Ill., who
has been visiting Mrs. George Talbot at
the Blacherne for a week, will return to her
home Friday.
Miss Harper, of Chicago. daughter of
President Harper of Chicago University
is visiting Miss Evadne Hayward on North
Capitol avenue.
Miss Edith Wallick entertained a few
friends very informally yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Kate Smith, who is to be
married Feb. TO-
Mrs. NJ. T.. Crowell, of Franklin, will
come Friday to visit her mother, Mrs. Ed
gar Foster, and attend the oratorical con-
test Friday evening.
Miss Theresa Pierce will leave tomorrow
for visit in Harrisburg and Chambers
burg, Pa, before going to New York to
visit for a few weeks.
Miss Irene Jerome, of Chicago, will come
Sunday TO visit Miss Grace Cavanaugh for
a few weeks and attend the Delta Delta
dance Feb. at Brenneke'S
Mrs. William H. Brown. $50 North Merid-
ian street, will entertain the Morrow Circle
of Mcridian-street Methodist Church in
her home Monday afternoon. Feb. s.
Mr.. Clarence Dryden, of Hanover, will
come to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fried
ley the latter part of the week and TO at
tend the Pi Beta Phi dinner Saturday
The Review Club will meet with Mrs
Jennie Ballenger 2153 North Pennsylvania
street, tomorrow Afternoon. Mrs. Bal
lenger will be assisted by Mrs. Hiram Kel-
lOgg.
Margaret Cook, who are in Vienna studying
music, will return home in June Miss Cook
expects to return to Vienna in the fall to
continue her study.
Mrs. William l.. Caldwell and Mrs. David
c. Braden will receive informally this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs Caldwell, 1916
North Capitol avenue, in honor of Mrs.
Hervey Bates Braden. There are no invita-
tions.
Miss Ethel Goode. 1719 Bellefontaine street,
entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of
Miss Ona Robinson of Anderson. Miss Alice
Woodruff assisted Miss Goode in entertain
ing. Miss Maude PoindeXter, of Anderson,
was among the guests.
The recital by Miss Florence Atkins,
which was TO have been given Feb. 16 at
the Propylaeum, has been postponed to
recital is given under the auspices of the
young ladies of the Social Circle of the
First Baptist Church. Miss Atkins is sing
ing with great success in Chicago and other
cities and is South now on a concert tour.
Mrs N A. Hyde and Miss Hyde gave the
first of a series of informal teas yesterday
afternoon at their home on North Delaware
street. They were assisted by Mrs. Myla
RitZinger, Mrs. William Haueisen, Mrs. w.
T. Steele, Mrs Lockard, Mrs j. w.
Schmidt. Mrs. Walter Marmon. Mrs. Samuel
Spann. Miss Louise Spann Miss Lillian
Reese aud Miss Jean Morrison.
The next play Of the Dramatic Club will
be given Feb. 10. The play is Love in a
foot Stewart, Mrs. Carleton B. McCullOch
Miss Belle Dean. Miss Lois Pratt. Mr. Sam
uel Miller Mr.. Victor Brandon, Mr. William
Day, Mr.. William lockwood and Mr. Oscar
Schmidt The committee in charge are Mr.
and Mrs. Henry j. Brandon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wallace, Miss Mary COlgan and Mr.
William lockwood.
The lecture and reading which will be
given by Mr. James b. Elmore on the even
ing of Feb. 13. at the PropyIaeum. is under
the auspices of St. Cecilia Chapter of St
Paurs Church. Mrs. Blanche Brown Seaton
is directress of the chapter and the other
members Mrs. G. II. Bennett, Mrs. w |
w Beecher. Mrs 5. T.. Perkins ST. Mrs
John Russell Fleming. Mrs. Martin Reh-
fuss, jr. Mrs. Charles +. Cleveland and !
Miss Carrie Perkins.
Mrs. De Witt Dever gave a dinner last
evening in honor of Miss Blanche Carroll,
whose marriage to Mr.. Walter Ewald Kipp |
takes place Feb. TO- The guests were mem |
bers of a card club TO which Miss Carroll |
belongs. The table decorations were i'm pink |
and white. A wedding bell of sweet peas
was hung over the table and pink satin !
ribbons extended from the chandelier to the |