The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-26

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Mrs Frederick Rush will go to ST. Louis
Saturday TO attend the exposition
Miss Bindley. of Terre Haute, is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Alois Graham at the Belmont
Miss May Dilday, who is attending school
in Washington. ID. c., will return tome to-
morrow.
Miss Louise Emerson, Of Lafayette win
come next week 10 visit Miss Helen Carson
for ten days
Miss Edith Adams will leav, May % for
ST. Louis 10 visit Miss Carlotta klemm for
several weeks.
Miss Lucy Taggart. who has been spend
ing several days in French Lick has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Robert Scranton. of Rising Sun. will
come this week to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. Annie Wright will leave in week
or two for New Mexico 10 spend several
weeks with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Maurie will leave
Sunday for Louisville, Ky, to visit Tela-
tives for several days.
Miss Undertake. of Idaho Territory, ar
rived last evening TO visit DR.. and Mrs
CHARLES Pfaftin for week.
Miss Helen Smith will go TO shelbyviile
to-day TO visit friends for several days
and TO attend commencement.
Mrs. James MacFarlane, of Pittsburg,
Pa, who has been visiting Mrs. K. +.
Hodges, has returned 10 her home.
Miss Florence Baxter. who has been
spending several weeks in Chicago with
friends, will return home next week.
Miss Ina Kelly. who visited Miss Ethel
Smith for several weeks, has arrived IN
Guelph, Ontario, after visit in Chicago.
Miss Tilden, of Chicago. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stanley for
few weeks, has returned to her home.
Mrs. John Candee Dean. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waite in
| Lexington, Ky, for fortnight, will return
| home this week.
Miss Enid Morris returned yesterday from
! Battle Creek Mich, where she has been
spending several weeks with her mother,
| Mrs. Kate Perry Morris.
| Mrs. Catherine Zener will entertain this
| al with informal company in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Moon. of Scotland.
Mrs. Henry c. Adams. jr., has invited the
| members of the Indianapolis German Lit
erary Club to spend the day on June II with
Der at her summer home in ST. Paul. Ind.
| Miss Emily Olcott, of Muncie who has
been spending ten days with Miss Corella
Taylor, left yesterday for her home, accom-
panied by Miss Taylor who will visit her
| for fortnight.
Mrs. f. c. Rose and daughter, Miss June
| Rose, or Kansas, ILL.,, will come to-day TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Whelden, and will
remain for the marriage of Miss Wheldon
and Mr.. Scott.
Mrs. Theresa Voss Smith has issued invi-
tations for tea next Tuesday afternoon.
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Marie Haslep and her guest. Miss Wong
All Mae, of Shanghai.
Miss Sarah Noble, who spent the winter
with Mrs. Ostrander in Woodruff Place. has
permanently with her brother, Mr.. Henry
1 NOBLE, 33l South Ritter avenue.
Mrs. John Spann left yesterday for Ma
| lone, N Y, where Miss Gertrude Spann,
| who Is visiting in Washington, d. c., will
| join her later, and they will go to their cot
tage In the Adirondacks to spend the sum-
| mer.
Miss Minnie schumann entertained a
| number OF friends with a card party last
evening at her home on North Meridian
| street. The table was laid for ten covers,
| and the decorations were OF pink roses and
| ferns.
Mrs. lola Faulker and Mrs Lura Watson
| Lowe announce the engagement of their
| sister, Miss Gallie Olivia Watson, and Mr..
| Harry Gamble. The wedding will take
place June 5. at the Broadway Methodist
| Church.
Mrs. Roland Sherman>and daughter Julia
| OF Lawrence, Mass, who are visiting Mrs.
Sherman's parents. Mr. ane Mrs. William
| Haerle, will go TO Chicago Saturday to
spend Sunday with her sister, Mrs. George
| Leighton.
Miss Virginia Pickens. who is attending
Pelham Manor School in New York. will
| go to Annapolis Saturday to attend the
| Naval Academy ball and commencement,
and will return home the latter part of
next week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Carson have issued
| invitations for the marriage Of their daugh-
| ter. Miss Helen Carson, and Mr. Claude
| Thorn Tuck, 10 take place Wednesday even
ing, June Is, at o'clock, at their home on
| North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Lucille Gallup will entertain this
| afternoon in honor of Miss Nellie Whelden,
whose marriage TO Mr. Charles Scott takes
place next week Mrs. j. E. whelden will
| entertain the young ladies' who assist at the
wedding at tea Saturday evening.
Mrs. A w Sanborn will leave on Mon
day, and Mr.. A. w Sanborn, Mr. G.. NJ.
Sanborn and Mrs. Walter Carpenter will
commencement Of Oxford College Wv Where ere
Miss Clara Sanborn will be graduated
Mrs. A: ]. Ferguson will receive infor-
| mally this afternoon and evening at her
sister. Mrs J. A. Rippetoe. There are no
invitations. Mrs Rippetoe will leave to-
morrow for her future home. Minneapolis.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the First
| Baptist Church VIII hold it's meeting to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. ]. NJ Max
| we'll 1913 North Meridian street There
| will be musical numbers by Miss Zelda
Spence, Miss Ethel Smith and Miss Bertha
| Dildine.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Atkinson enter
tanned the members of Mr.. Adkinson's Sun
day-school class. the Rev. NJ. b. Hyde and
the officers of the Sunday school of Fetch
er-place Church with a party last evening
at the home of Miss Marsee on East South
street An informal musical programme was
given by MIS- wallace TlbbetS.
Mrs. Theodore Craven entertained vester-
day afternoon with card party in honor
of her guests, Mrs. Oscar Craven, Mrs Ar
thur Craven. Mrs. Kirk Meters and Mrs
Charles Gillian, of Bloomington. The house
was prettily decorated with snowballs and
lilacs. Mrs. Craven was assisted in enter
tanning her guests by Mrs Boyd Templeton
and Mrs. Earl Matlock Mrs. Craven will
give a second company to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A Butler entertained
with a charmingly appointed dinner party
last evening at their home on North New
Jersey street in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Kelsey. who leave next week fer
Chicago to reside permanently. The cen
terpiece for the table a French basket
of spring flowers and ferns. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Wood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marmon.
Miss Lento Fulwell was hostess for a
pretty card party yesterday afternoon al
the Denison in honor of Miss Helen Samp-
sell, whose marriage 10 Mr.. Thomas Eu.
next week Miss Fulwen was assisted in
entertaining her guests by her mother, Mrs
Fulwell, and Mrs. Sampsell. The parlors
were decorated with spring flowers and
palms, and an orchestra played during the
afternoon.
Mr.. II. c. Sickels. of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, with son Ralph, re-
turned last night from New York, where he
went TO accompany his sisters, Misses
Lucia and Anna, who sailed Tuesday morn
ing on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Mrs
May Wright Sewall. who goes TO preside
over the third quinquennial of the Interna-
in Berlin on June 8, was passenger on the