The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-14

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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Treat will leave
next week for a trip to Jamaica.
Miss Nellie Mcintosh has gone to Salem
to spend few days with friends.
Miss Harriet Fiske, of Memphis Tenn,
will come Feb. l TO visit Mrs. David Kahn
Mrs Swisher, of Richmond. is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Z. NJ. Wilmington for few days
Mrs. Josephine Miller, of Peru, is spend
ing few weeks with Mrs. Welcome Rice.
Mr.. Charles Farrell, of Chicago, spent
few days in the city this week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dickson will leave
for the South next week to spend six weeks
Mr.. J. Blake Stone has gone to the
northern part OF the State to spend short
time.
Mrs. James Mount will come to-day to
visit Mrs Henrietta Stevens at the Clay
pool.
Mrs Robert Wilson, of NoblesviIle, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Adams, for
short time.
Mr. E. H Lieb, who has been visiting in
New Orleans for several weeks has re-
turned home.
Mrs o. NJ Packard will leave Monday
with DIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Temple for Jour
ney in the South.
Miss Nina Frank entertained at cards last
night in honor of her cousin, Miss Nina
Carter, of ST Louis.
Mr. Frederick Angel, of Chicago, will
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
WhitlOck in Woodruff Place.
Miss Mary Stubs, VINO went to Elkhart
to visit Miss Pollard, has gone TO Chicago
and Will return home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eads have re-
turned from Ashland, Ky, where they
spent several weeks with friends.
Mrs Thornton Goodloe will go to Fort
Wayne this week to visit her sister, Mrs.
James Lee Ninde for "a week or ten days.
Miss Eliza Chambers will entertain a few
friends of Mrs. Harry Hicks at high tea
to-day, at her home on North Capitol ave-
nue..
Mrs. Charles Malott and daughter, Miss
Alta Malott will return from Bedford to-
day after spending several days with
friends.
Mr. Benjamin Houser has returned to
Notre Dame after spending the holidays
with his parents. DIR. and Mrs. j. A.
Houser.
Mrs. w. S. Winchester has gone to Wash
| ington, ID. c.. to attend a committee meet
ing of the National Society of Colonial
Danes.
Mrs. Emma Hamilton, of Shelbyville,
| who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
George Rowe, for a few days will return
| home to-day.
Ye Whistlers, a social and athletic fra
| ternity Of Shortridge High School, will give
| a dance early in February to celebrate its
| first university.
| Mrs. Henry Rauh gave buffet luncheon
| friends in honor of her guest, Mrs. s. NJ.
| Baker, of Cleveland, o.
Mrs. Winfield Durbin has issued invita-
| tions for a tea Monday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. n. I. De Pauw and Miss Katherine
De PAW of New Albany.
Miss Anna Houser. of this city, and Miss
| Won der Lippe. of st. Louis who are
| studying in Leipsic spent the holidays in
| Berlin studying the art galleries.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalrymple and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Richard Frances have removed
| from Ills Park avenue TO their new home
at Park avenue and Thirteenth street
The Philomathean Club VIII meet to-mor
row afternoon with Mrs. Klippel, 2029 Tai
bolt avenue. The programme announced
! for last week will be given tomorrow.
The ladies of the. Central Christian
Church will give q reception at the home
Miss Burgess, who has recently come here
| 10 live.
Mrs Mary II. White of West Indianapo-
| lis, celebrated her eigh -y-ffth birthday an
| niversary Tuesday with a small dinner
] party at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
| Isaac Griffin.
The third section of the Day Nursery
will give valentine party Saturday after
teenth street. Mrs. Thaddeus Huston is at
the head of the section.
| Mrs. ]. a. Lemcke received informally
/ yesterday afternoon for her daughter, Mrs
| Harry Sloan Hicks, of New York The
|
| palms. Mrs. Hicks will return to her home
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald entertained with
| an informal luncheon yesterday in honor
! of Miss Laura Deickmer, of Cincinnati
| Her other guests were Mrs. Marshall
! Levey, Mrs Warren Cakes, Miss Laura
| Fitzgerald and Mrs. George Sawyer, of An
| derson.
The Contemporary Club has sent out in
| vitations for Friday evening at the Propy-
| laeum, when Mr.. Homer Davenport, the
Ten f"P eart99n will gi g an illus
| committee includes DR.. and Mrs. Lafayette
| Page, Mr.. and Mrs. William Line Elder and
| Mr. Lac Noble.
Mrs. John G: Williams save. a beautiful
| luncheon yesterday in honor of her daugh-
| ter, Mrs David Percy Williams. The table
| decorations were of red carnations and
smilax; The guests were Mrs Francis
| head Miss Adams, Miss Edith Adams, Miss
Kumler and Mrs. a. l.. Drum.
The German Literary Club will be en-
| tertained by Mrs. Augusta SEVERN next
| Tuesday at the German House with a sup
per and bowling party. The regular meet
| ing will be held the following Tuesday with
Mrs. Charles M. Walker at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Candee Dean. Madame
Weigldt, of the Girls Classical School. will
read a paper on THE German Language -
Nh William Bobbs gave handsomely
appointed dinner at the University Club last
evening in honor of his sister, Miss Jessie
| Lincoln Bobbs and Lieutenant Edwin
| Hewitt Bracken, of Governors island New
York, who are married to-day The table
| decoration was of poinsettiaS and ferns. The
guests Mrs Joseph Sharpe, Mr.. and
Mrs Meredith Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Hare. Mr.. and Mrs John L. Crit
fiths, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hauesen, Mr..
Parker Boice. Mr.. William Feser, Mr..
Chambers and Mrs. Raymond, of Chicago.
Mrs. Frederick Rush gave a reception
yesterday afternoon at her home on North
Capitol avenue in honor of her niece, Miss
Bertha Rush. whose marriage takes place
decorated with palms and ferns The first
parlor was in pink roses and maiden hair
ferns. the second parlOr was all in green,
| the library, where the ices were served,
was i'm white and green. The dining room
/ was in poinsettias and smiaX. with red
| taDers. An orchestra played during the
| afternoon. Mrs. Rush and Miss Rush We're
assisted by number of relatives and
| friends.
OLOAIEW-ARNOLD.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Jan. 1S.-At the home
of the brides parents in Stockwen last
evening. occurred the marriage of Miss
Wilma Grace Arnold, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Richard +. Arnold and William G.
Bartholomew, of Indianapolis. The mar
| riage was s0lCmnzed by the Rev. T.. 3
| Smith, of the Stockwell NJ. Z. Church. The
bride Is the daughter of one OF the leading
families in Stockwcl and the groom is
chemist in the employ of the Eli Lilly Com
| of In ,reolfe dino