The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-22
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Mr. and Mrs Frank Rogers have gone
TO Martinsville TO spend ten days.
Mrs. Henry II. McLane. of Chicago. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. F. NJ. Heron.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Brown have
returned from a two weeks visit in New
York.
Mrs. Bundy, of Connersville. is spending
/ few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Munk.
Mrs. William Eldridge has gone to La
fayette to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan for
a few days
Mrs. George Gore Estabrook will go to
Terre Haute next week 10 spend several
weeks with friends.
Miss Attia Malott has gone TO Bedford
| Ind. to visit Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Jes-
sic Norton for a fortnight.
Mrs. F. NJ. Whitesides and Miss Newly,
of Franklin, will come to-day to spend
| few days with Mrs. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sheppard en-
tertained their card club last evening at
their home in Woodruff Place
Mrs. William II. Dillman has gone to
/ New Manchester Ind, 10 visit her sister,
| Mrs. Lotzenhiser, for a fortnight.
Mr. Bernard and Mrs. p II. McNelis,
gave an enjoyable card party last evening
1t the St Joseph's Training School.
Mrs. Eli Lilly, who has been spending
| ten days with her niece. Miss Stimmel in
| Kenton, o., returned home yesterday.
Miss Mary McCOnney entertained few
! friends informally at cards yesterday after
noon at her home on College avenue.
Mrs. Paul Martin, OF Springfield, o., is
visiting Miss Anna and Miss Louise Spann
on North Delaware street for Several days.
Mrs. Mary Swanston, of Columbus o.,
| will come to-day TO visit her daughter,
| Mrs W. W. Richardson, for several days.
The senior class of the Girls Classical
! School will give its annual play "As You
! Like IT. the evening of April 80 at the
! Propylaeum.
Miss Leila Thomas and Miss Adelaide
! Green went TO Frankfort yesterday to visit
Mrs d. w. Osborn and to attend dance
| last evening.
Mrs. John Hoffman and sister, Mrs. Hen
rietta Stevens, who have spent two weeks
| in New York and Philadelphia, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. William Daniels and son, of Column
! bus, o., are visiting Mrs. Daniels's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Swain, on North
| Delaware street
Miss Lulu Atkinson, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Thomas and Miss
/ Leila Thomas. has gone to Greenfield TO
visit friends for few days.
Miss Ethel Wright. of Oxford. O., will
come tomorrow to spend a few days with
Miss Cordelia Butler and to attend the
| Sigma dance tomorrow evening.
Mrs Julia OConner announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Nellie
ding will take place early in June.
Mr.; and Mrs, D. N. Parry and Mrs;
several weeks ago, are now in Strassburg.
| Mr.. Parry will return home in a few
| weeks.
Mrs. Clinton Lasher entertained a few
| friends informally at luncheon yesterday
| in honor of Miss Nicholson and Miss Ferris,
! who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Philip Meier.
Mr.. and Mrs John S. TarkingtoK who
| have been spending year abroad, will re-
turn home the first of May. Mr. and Mrs.
! Booth Harrington will remain abroad dur
| ing the summer.
| An enjoyable subscription dance was
| given at the Assembly Hail last evening.
| The committee in charge of the dancers
We're Mr.. Waite Colgan and Mr.. Ward and
Mr.. Noble Dean.
Miss Bertha Coffield entertained a num-
Der of friends with a finch party last
| evening at her home on Noble street in
honor of Miss Trichler, of Brookville, who
lis visiting Miss Shepperd on Walcott street
ST. Marys of the Woods Club will hold
! guest meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs.
! Kevers's residence, 623 n. Capitol avenue.
The paper will be read by the Rev Francis
| Gavisk, on Church Music"
! Mrs William Elder will give a luncheon
| and whist party this afternoon in honor of
| Mrs. Alvin Lockard who, with Mr.. Lock
| ard and daughter. will leave soon for their
| country home near Cincinnati, to spend
| some time.
! Mrs Clifford Arrick will receive inform
| ally this afternoon after o'clock in honor
of her sister. Mrs Augusta Minshal Hop
| sister of Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. There
| are no invitations.
| The members of the kindergarten Normal
| School and the Froebel Club celebrated
Froebels birthday anniversary yesterday
| afternoon with an informal party at the
| William n. Jackson Institute. musical
| programme was given during the afternoon.
Miss Florence Baxter entertained few
| friends very informally last evening with
a chafing-dish supper at her home on Ash
land avenue in honor of Miss Ina Kelly.
| of Guelph, Ontario, who is visiting Miss
| Ethel Smith. After supper the guests
| were entertained at pit.
Miss May Wright Sewall received in
formally yesterday afternoon in honor of
| Miss Janet Scudder, of Terre Haute, and
| Miss Foulke, of Richmond. Miss Scudder
| is a sculptor of motel and will leave soon
| for Europe to continue her studies in art
| with the famous sculptor Frederick Mac
| Monnies.
| Mrs May Donnan entertained informally
| yesterday at her home on North Delaware
street, her guests being the officers and
| committee members of the Catherine Mer-
rili Club. During the afternoon Miss Julia
| Harrison Moore read a drama by Edward
Yeats. and Mrs. Clarence Forsyth played
| several irish airs.
Mrs George Phillip Meier will receive
| informally this afternoon in honor of Miss
! Nicholson. of Chicago, and Miss Ferris, of
Sandy -on-the-Hudson. Miss Nicholson
| will leave Monday for New York, where
| she will take a position soprano in the
choir of the Third Presbyterian Church.
| Mis- Ferris Will remain with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Meier some time longer
The Contemporary Club has issued invi-
| tations for tomorrow night at half-past
eight at the Propylaeum. when DIR. Josiah
! Penniman of the University OF Pennsyl-
| vania will address the club His subject
will be Light on the Old Testament from
| the University of Pennsylvania EXcava-
| lions at Nippur." The committee for the
evening includes Mr. and Mrs. Williams
| Miss Colgan, Mr. Riley and Mr.. Hewitt
| Rowland.
Mrs. John Serff entertained twenty-four
| friends with buffet luncheon at her home
| on College avenue yesterday in honor of
| her guest Mrs. Joshua Pool, of Green's
| burg The dining room was beautifully ar
| ranged with pink and white roses. and the
| library with pink and white carnations
and ferns Mrs. Serff was assisted in en-
| PERTAINING her guests by Mrs. William Cum
| back jr., and Mrs. w. Y. Harvey, of Irv
ington During the afternoon Mrs. George
| Phillip Meier gave an interesting talk on
| palmistry
Miss Helen Smith was hostess for beau
\ tiful luncheon yesterday at the Columbia
! Club in honor of Miss Kelly, of Guelph,
| Ontario, who is visiting her sister, Miss
| Ethel Smith. There were twelve guests.
| The table decorations were pink carnations
| abra The guests with Miss Kelly were
| Mrs Henry Smith, Mrs. NJ. V. Virgins,
| Mrs Harry Lotshar, Miss Mary Zener,
| Miss Ruth Doolittle. Miss Louise McKen-
| zie Miss Vivian Weadon, Miss Krauss and
| Miss Ethel Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs George Philip Meier gave
| 10 Gt or bair