The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-09

row from visit in Lagrange, Ind.
The Culture Club will meet with Mrs. f.
+. Gillette Jan. -, instead of Jan. Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Whitley have gone to
Florida 10 spend three or four months.
Mrs. Leonard Wild went to Anderson to-
day TO visit friends for week or two.
Miss Rolene Fulmer will spend Sunday
with Miss l.. G.. Cooper in Greencastle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nell will entertain
their card club next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Webster will leave
next week for Boston to spend two months
Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Neff will leave next
week for Los Angeles, Cal, TO spend few
weeks
Miss Edith Beck, of Spokane, Wash, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stanley for
few weeks.
Miss Margaret Wild, of Noblesvile, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Eddy Campbell, for
a short time.
Mrs. Charles Malott and daughter. Miss
Alta Malott, have gone to Bedford TO spend
a short time.
Mrs Frederick schaIl, of Toledo, is spend
ing a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Krauss.
Miss Jane De PAW, of New Albany, will
spend Sunday in the city on her way to New
York to school.
Miss Octavia Carr went TO Shelbyville
yesterday to spend few days with Mrs.
Charles Morrison.
Mr.. Horace Hord, who has been spending
short time in the city, has returned TO his
home in New York.
Mrs James w. Noel and Mrs. John Lag
urus will go to Martinsville next week 10
spend short time.
Col William r. Holloway and sister, Mrs.
S. c. Gill, returned from short visit In
Anderson yesterday.
Miss Rena Tucker will return Monday
from visit In New York city, where she
has spent two weeks.
Miss Mabel Hubbard, who has been visit
ing Miss Belle Dean has returned to her
home In Painesville q.
Mrs. Belle Houston has returned to her
home in Franklin, after visiting friends IN
the city for several weeks.
Miss Jane and Miss Margaret Kyle have
returned from Noblesville, where they spent
several days with friends.
Miss Bess Bosler, of Connersvile, mas
come TO spend several weeks with Miss
Alma Craft on Broadway.
MIR. and Mrs Chauncey Clark will enter
tain their whist club tonight at their home
on North Meridian street.
Dr. +. Il. Wright, OF Grand Rapids, is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. John Candee
Dean, for several weeks.
Mr.. Earl Minor returned to Purdue yes
terday after a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Minor.
Mrs Orlando b. lies will entertain her
card club Monday afternoon at her home,
on North Delaware street.
Miss Eleanor Lemcke returned to Chicago
yesterday. after a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ~ Lemcke.
Mrs George Wheelock. of Anderson, will
arrive next week TO visit her cousin, Mrs.
Rose Coleman, on Central avenue.
Mrs Ernest Albeit and little daughter,
of Columbus, o., who have spent the hol-
days here, will return home tomorrow.
Guest day will be observed by the Mon
day Afternoon Club next Monday with Mrs.
a. j. Clark 624 North New Jersey street
Mrs John Aufderheide entertained seven
friends at bounce euchre yesterday after
noon at her home on North Meridian street.
Mr. and Mrs Moses Selig will give a
dance Tuesday evening at the Brenneke
Academy In honor of their son, Mr.. Sidney
Selig.
Mrs Charles Devine, of Toledo. o.. who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Lazarus, has returned TO her
home.
Miss Nell Killer entertained a few friends
very informally yesterday afternoon, in
honor of Mrs. Ernest Albeit, of Column
bus, o.
Mrs. William T. Brown entertsined her
Bible class of forty young women last even
ing with a Bible contest at her home on
Park avenue.
Prof Eduard Du Bots gave lecture on
1.-The Institutions of France" last night he
fore LAliance Franchise at the Girls
Classical School.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Seaman will come
Monday to visit the Misses Mcintosh. Mrs.
Pauw. of this city.
Mr.. Otto Scribbens of Tucson, Ariz. who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Scrib-
bens. and Mrs. Oscar Henderson, has re-
turned to his home.
Mrs. j. II. Stewart and daughter, Miss
Katherine Stewart, will leave next week for
New York, where Miss Stewart will con-
tinue her art studies.
The German Literary Club will meet with
Mrs. Louise Burckhardt Tuesday, Jan. II.
Mrs. James Eaglesford will read paper
and the election OF officers will take place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berne b. Cohen have issued
invitations for company next Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Rheinheimer OF
Philadelphia, who is visiting Miss Minnie
Kirshbaum
Mrs. Clarence Stanley entertained small
company of friends yesterday afternoon in
honor Of her guest, mi, Miss Beck, and the
visiting Mrs. Frank Nichols Lewis.
The next Dramatic Club entertainment
will take place Feb. IL. The committee is
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Judah Brandon. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lane Wallace, Miss Mary
r.. Cogan, and Mr.. William lockwood.
Miss Annie Butler has returned to Cor
nell and Miss Alice Butler TO the Balloil
school in Ithaca where res she is a member
companied them and Will visit her sister,
Mrs. James Risk, in Summit.
The Philomathean Club observed guest
day yesterday afternoon with Mrs. III. l..
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George Hufford read paper on "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" Each member had
the privilege of inviting one guest
The members of the Irvington FortnightIy
Club entertained their husbands last night
at the home of Mrs. August Jutt, on East
Washington street. Mrs. Jutt was assisted
by Mrs. j. Il. Gist Mrs. George j. Landon,
Mrs. David Carver and Miss Gilchrist
Miss Irma Rosenthal entertained inform
ally yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Jessie Eckhouse, who Is 10 be married next
week Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Beitman, of Cleveland Miss Weller of
Hartford City, Miss Renheimer, of Phil
adelphia. Miss Strauss. of Kokomo and
Miss Kittner, of Defiance, o.
Mrs Frank Fauvre and Miss Fauvre re-
ceived informally yesterday afternoon. Re
ceiving with them were Miss Bertha Pot
ter of New York, and a number of friends
assisted in entertaining the callers. Mrs
Fauvre and Miss Fauvre will be at home
Friday afternoons in January and February
from To o'clock.
The Keramic Association will meet Mon
day Jan II. at the John Heron Art Insti-
tute. The programme will include a his
torical paper by Mrs. j. j. BOoz Paste
Jewel Work and Flat Enamel Its Use and
Abuse on China" will be demonstrated by
Mrs NJ r. Carver and Mrs. T. d. Clark
and the conversation will be led by Mrs
w Welch and Mrs. c. b. Ford.
Mr.. Alfonso WIFE, of New York, who Is TO
be married To Miss Jessie Eckhouse Mon
day will arrive to-day. Other guests who
will come for the wedding are Mr. and Mrs
julius VILE. of New York, parents of the
enburg. Mr.. Abe Frieburg, and Mr. and Mrs
I Itvafh Of