The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-26

Florida TO spend a few weeks.
Miss Ida Neu has issued invitations for a
dance Thursday evening, March 3.
Miss Edith Carr, of Rushville, is visiting
Miss Frances Allison for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reid Kackley have
gone TO California to spend some time.
Mrs. r. w. Furnas will leave in a short
time for Florida to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Walter Marmon has returned from
short visit with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Louise Hofft has gone to Chicago
to spend several months with her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. ]. T. Golfer has gone to Atlanta, Ga,
to visit her sister, Mrs ii. L. Lewman, for
a month.
Mrs Myron Bruner, of Rockford, H., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Bruner for
ten days.
Mrs. Jane slattery, of Cincinnati. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Julia Coombs, for
two weeks.
Miss Florence Schrader has returned from
Culver, where she attended a dance Tues
day evening.
Mr.. Oscar Hurry left yesterday for BIZ
loxi, Miss, to spend few weeks with his
wife and sons.
Mrs. N X Garhardt entertained with
small luncheon yesterday in her apartments
in the St. Clair.
Mr.. George Chase. of Chicago, is spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. StOddard
Calvin Hamilton.
Miss Addie Dether, of Fort Wayne, who
is visiting Miss Helen Bennett, will return
to her home next week
Mrs. Frank o. Beck has gone to Bloom
ington, Ind, to visit her mother, Mrs.
Woodward, for several days.
Mrs. Meeks, of Muncie, who has been
spending few days with Mrs. Lynn Stone,
returned to her home yesterday.
Miss Mary Hill, of Richmond, has re-
turned to her home after visiting Miss
Isabel Somerville for several days
Mrs IapLSon ToDdarS and dauOhtpr Miss
Eudora Landers, have gone to Martinsville
to spend few days with friends.
Mr.. Frank Patton. of Miami University,
is spending few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. U. Patton, on Broadway.
Miss Irene Jerome, of Chicago, will re-
turn to her home tomorrow, after spending
two weeks with Miss Grace Cavanagh
Miss Josephine Messing will return the
first of the month from an extended visit
with friends and relatives in the South.
Mrs. Frank Fauvre and daughter Miss
Lillian Fauvre, will observe their last aft
| ernoon at home for the season to-day.
Miss Edith Beck, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stanley for several
| weeks has returned to her home in Spokane,
Wash.
Miss Blanche Bigger has returned from
Culver Academy, where she attended a
| dance and visited her brother, who attends
| college.
Miss Name Wood. of Kokomo, who has
| been visiting Mrs. Grace Prier Sutor for
| several weeks, will return to her home
Monday.
| Mrs. Richard Chslett and little daughter.
of Pittsburg Pa, will arrive the first of
| the week to visit Mrs. f. w. Chislett for
| few weeks.
Mrs. S. S. Newcomer and daughter, Miss
| Nancy Newcomer, who have been visiting in
| New York for a few weeks, have gone to
HagerStown, Nd.
Mrs. Frank Percy Weadon and daughter,
| Miss Vivian Weadon, will go to Louisville,
| KY, Monday to join Mr. Weadon who is at
| tending grand opera.
A box luncheon will be given by the Mary
| Fulton Society of the Tabernacle Church
Monday from to O'Clock at the church, in
| honor of DIR. Mary Fulton.
The young women of the college residence
| of Butler have issued invitations for
| musicale to be given by Mr.. Noble c.
| Kreider tomorrow evening.
Assembly Hall, Sixteenth and Illinois
streets, next Wednesday evening, March 2.
| by a number of young women.
Mrs. Edward Patterson Lawrence. of
| Lincoln, H. who has been spending a few
| days with Mr.. and Mrs. w S. r. Tarhing
| ton, has returned to her home
Mrs. Chapman Young, of Louisville. KY,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nicholas Nc
| Carly Harrison. Mrs. Young was former
| ly Miss Joan Elstun, of Charlottesville.
| Mr.: and Mrs. Stein, of Anderson. and Mrs.
| Trees. of Shelbyville will come the first of
| the week to spend few days with Mrs.
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Mrs Ernest Knefler will hold her second
| and last informal reception this afternoon
| at her apartments in the Marion. Mrs.
| Knefer was formerly Miss Laura Williams.
Mr. and Mrs William Garstang and
| daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Garstang,
| and Mass Mera TOusey have returned from
| New Orleans, where they attended Mardi
| Gras.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Atwood Kinds and Mr.
| and Mrs. Lynn Stone have taken DIR. and
| Mrs. d. L. Kahn's home, 1919 North Merid-
| ian street, during DR.. and Mrs. Kahn's alb
| sence abroad.
| Miss Margaret Chislett. of Pittsburg, who
| has been spending several weeks with Mrs.
/ F. w. Chislett, will return home Monday.
| Miss Rebecca Chislett will remain some
| time longer with Mrs. Chislett.
The Woodruff Place Club will give a dance
| at the clubhouse tonight. The committee
| in charge are Mrs. Perley b. Raymond, Mrs.
! Frank Rogers, Mrs. Fremont Swain Mrs
| Charles Robinson, Mrs. Harry Raymond
| and Mrs. w. w. Richardson.
Mrs. A. NJ Robertson entertained the
| members of her Sunday-school class yester-
| day at luncheon in honor of Miss Katrina
| Fertig, whose marriage to DR.. Charles
| Wright takes place next week. The guests
| were Miss Corinne Robinson, Miss Gertrude
| Spann, Miss Ruth Pratt and Miss Nellie
| Wheeler. The table decorations were pink
| tulips.
Mrs. Morris Mcdonald Townley enter
| tanned yesterday afternoon with a high
tea in honor of Mrs. Evalyn Seguin, who
| will leave next week Tor AsneVllle, y. e,
| to spend the remainder of the winter
| Covers were laid for ten guests. The table
| decorations were of sweet peas and the
| favors were dainty silver articles. The
| guests were Mrs John w. Hoffman. Mrs
| Henrietta Stevens, Mrs. Arthur Burford
| Grover, Mrs. Perry Hall Clifford Mrs
| Arthur Brown, Mrs. Harry Murphy, Mrs
| Preston Kelsey and Miss GAGE Armstrong
Miss Mary Trees and Miss Anna Lybrand
| entertained the Delta Delta girls-Miss
| Grace Cavanagh. Miss Ethel Woodland,
| Miss Monelle kirkpatrick, Miss Florence