The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-02

Mrs. Hugh MCGOWAN is spending a short
time with friends in Cincinnati.
Mrs. James Matlock Ogden has returned
from a visit with relatives in Lafayette.
Miss Fisk. of Richmond, Ind, has come
TO visit Miss Edith Stanton Brown for
week.
Mrs. Thomas Swain has gone to Terre
Haute TO spend short time with rela-
tives.
Miss Irence Jerome. of Chicago viii ar
rive next week TO visit Miss Grace Cava-
naugh.
Mrs. Conninn. of New York. is visiting
her sisters, DR.. Urbana and Or. Mary
Sphinx.
Miss Eta Yeager. of Missouri. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Wood, for several
weeks.
Miss Sophie Helstein will leave to-day for
Chicago where she Will spend month with
friends.
Mrs. Frank Percy Weadon has gone to
New York to spend several weeks with
friends.
Mrs. Annie Wright, who has been visiting
in Chicago for a week, will return nome
Thursday.
Mrs. Alexander Mcknight and daughters
have gone to Muncie to spend a few days
with friends.
Miss Jessie Tyndall will go to New York
next week to join her mother and reside
permanently.
Mrs. Alfred F. Potts has returned from
short visit with her sister, Mrs. McCarty,
In Cincinnati.
Miss Alice Fenton, of Chicago, will come
to-day to visit Mrs. A Nj. Robertson Tor
several weeks.
Mrs Sol Meyer and little son, who are
visiting relatives in Richmond, will return
home Thursday.
Miss Jane Kyle, who went to Aurora,
Ind last week to visit friends will return
home tomorrow.
Miss Mary Stubs has returned from a
visit of several weeks with friends in Elk
hart and Chicago.
Mrs. Edward Auchinbach will give a card
party Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 10. in
honor OF Miss Cakes.
Miss Edith Wilson will entertain the
| Luncheon Club to-day at her home on
North Delaware street.
Mrs. Robert Churchman entertained her
card club yesterday afternoon at her apart
ments in the Cambridge.
Mr.. Frederick Kleinschmidt, who has
been in Minneapolis for several days, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel r. Morss and daughter, Miss
Josephine Morss, left yesterday to spend
several months in California
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Perkins have re-
turned from Lafayette where they spent
short time with Mrs. Phelps.
Mrs. L. X. Wetherald. of Connersville,
will arrive to-day to visit Mrs. George X.
Trask and other friends in the city.
Mrs. Adelaide Atkins and daughter, Miss
Florence Atkins, Will leave soon for visit
Miss Harriet Mogahan has returned to
her home in Anderson after short visit
with Miss Emma Virginia Pearson.
Miss Natalie Dalton left Sunday for Beau
mont, Tex, TO visit her sister, Mrs. John
| Hackett Adams, for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Lehmicke of ST. Paul.
Mimi, will arrive shortly to visit Miss Rena
Tucker and to attend the colonial ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gilman Page, of
Boston. who were recently married in Mont
real, are at the Claypool for few weeks.
| Mrs. y. T. De PAW of New Albany,
who has been visiting friends and rela-
tives for several weeks, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Greer and daughter, Miss Jane
Greer. of oxford. o., will come soon to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Wilkinson for few
weeks.
Miss Virginia Somes, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Ralph Smith for week. re-
| turned yesterday to her home in Terre
| Haute.
Miss Florence Hendricks Hobbs, who
| spent several weeks with her aunt Mrs.
Victor Hendricks, returned TO her home in
Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Blanche Beitman, who was the guest
of Mr. Emma Eckhouse and other friends
| for a few days, has returned to her home
| in Cleveland.
Mrs Charles Wiltsie will entertain the
members of her card club with a few other
friends next week at her home on North
Meridian street.
Miss Edith Brown will entertain few
friends very informally this afternoon with
a musicale in honor OF her guest Miss Fisk,
| of Richmond Ind.
| Miss Helen Springsteen returned yester-
| day TO Chicago, after spending a few days
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Il.
| Springsteen, at the Arundel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Bliss will return
| this week from a fOrtnight'S visit in New
| York. During their absence their house has
been occupied by Mrs. Thomas McQuinney,
| of Rushville.
Mr.. William F. Wocher whose engage
| ment to Mrs. Blanche Brown Seaton was re-
Gently announced, entertained few friends
| at dinner last night at the Columbia Club.
| The table was prettily decorated with flow
| ers and the place cards were clever pen
| sketches.
The Minuet Club gave the fourth of it's Sc
| ries OF dances last night at the Brenneke
| Academy. The dance was led by Miss Myrl
| Sherburne, of Knightstown, and Mr. b. n.
| Bogue. There was a large attendance and a
| number of out-of-tOwn visitors were among
| the guests.
| A subscription dance was given last even
ing at the Assembly Hall by a number of
| young married people. Among the guests
were Miss Yeager, of Missouri with Mrs
| Frank CT. Wood, and Mr.. William Ketten-
| bach, OF Lewistown Idaho, who is visiting
| his sister, Mrs. Charles Pfaffiin.
The Woman's Research Club was enter
| tanned yesterday afternoon at the home of
| Mrs. a. c. Kimberlin, on Park avenue. A
delightful paper was read by Mrs. d. NJ
1 Il
| paper was formerly read before the
| Woman's Club by Mrs. Marmon.
| The Fortnightly Club will entertain the
| members of the executive COMMITTEES of The
| National Council of Women informally this
| afternoon after their business meeting. The
| guests are asked in for a cup of tea and
| a social hour and there will be no formal
| reception as has been announced
| Invitations were issued yesterday bv Mr.
| and Mrs. Charles Bradford Cakes for the
| marriage of their daughter Lavinia Ger
| trude and Mr.. John Binley Folk on Feb
| II at o'clock at the Cakes home on Lock-
| erbie street. a reception will be given from
| TO and the at-hOme announcement is for
| 521 Lockerbie street after March l.
Mrs. w. II. Morris entertained a party
| of twenty-five children yesterday after
| noon at her home on West Twentieth street
| to celebrate the birthday anniversary of her
| daughter Martha. Mrs. Morris was assist
| ed IN entertaining by Mrs. ID. f. Bradbury
| Of Muncie, Mrs. William Fisher and Mrs
| Jonathan Clark. The children were amused
| with games and bOnbon caps were given for
| favors.
Mrs. Isabella McElhennen celebrated the
| twenty-eight anniversary of her connection
| with the public library last night by en-
| tertaining a number of friends with a
hearts party After the game there was
| an informal musicale. Only members of the
| library stan We're among the guests. Mrs.
| McElhennen was assisted in entertaining
| by her nieces, Miss Kathleen and Miss Ros-
| abel Martin.
A farewell dinner in honor Of Dr. and
| Mrs. d. l.. Kahn who will go abroad this
! month. was given Sunday by DR.. Kahn's
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