The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-08


Mrs. 3. F. Cheatham has gone TO Chicago
to spend few days with friends.
Miss Isabel Somerville has returned from
Evansville. where she spent a few days.
Mrs. Robert Daggett has gone to New
York TO visit relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. George Edgar Hume has issued in
vitations Tor luncheon on Friday, Apri 10.
Miss Grace White and Miss nellie Wiley
will 80 TO French Lick to-day to spend ten
days
Mrs. o. C. Pfaf has gone to Chicago to
spend a few days with friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Sarah j. Fisher of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is visiting her sister, Miss Julia
Fisher.
Mrs. Eric CrulL of Fort Wayne. is visit
ing her sister, Miss Jessie Goodwin, Tor
few days.
Mrs w l. Howard returned to Spencer
yesterday after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
L. Killen.
The regular euchre party of the Maen-
nerchor Ladies Society will be given TINS
afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Collins, of Kansas City, is
visiting her father, Mr.. j. H. NaJen Tor
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ensminger, of
Shelbyville, Ind, were in the city yester-
day visiting friends.
Mrs James w. Noel and Mrs. John S.
Lazarus have returned from several
weeks trip to Florida.
Miss Bookwalter, of Toledo, Ia. arrived
yesterday to visit her sister, Miss Alice
Bookwalter, for a few weeks.
Miss Edith Souther of Chicago, who has
been visiting her sister, Miss Cornelis Por-
ter Souther, has returned to her home.
Miss Virginia Pickens, who IS visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pickens, Will
return to school at Pelham Manor Sunday.
Miss Florence Newly of Knightstown,
was in the city yesterday and attended the
Phi Psi dance at the Claypool last evening.
Miss Josephine Eddy, who went 10 Louis
VILE KY, to spend Easter with her grand
mother, will return home tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. c. B. King and Mrs. Edwin Hen
erickson returned last evening from Brazil,
where they attended the presbytery meet
ing.
Mrs. w. II. Brown will entertain this aft
ernoon with shower in honor of Miss Sallie
Hert, whose marriage takes place this
month
Mrs. Bertha Hay and son Junior, who
| have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs John Z.
Stephenson, returned to their home yes
| terday.
Mrs. Richardson, of Chicago. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cooper
| on Broadway for ten days, returned to her
| home yesterday.
Miss Bess Trout and Miss Ethel Adams,
| of Shelbyville. Ind, are visiting Miss
| Frances Allison and attended the Phi Psi
dance last evening.
Mrs. James A Mount came to the city
| yesterday to attend the reception given
by Miss Voss last evening. Mrs. Mount
| will be here for few days.
Miss Julia Parihurst entertained few
/ friends last evening for Dr. and Mrs E.
| ID. Clark, who Will leave on Sunday for a
| several months trip abroad.
| Mrs. Charles Divine and Miss Ruth
Scott, of Toledo, O., will come next week
| to visit Mrs Divine's parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. John S. Lazarus, for few days
| Judge and Mrs. L. j. Monks have re-
/ turned from a short visit in Winchester
| Miss Agnes Monks, who spent her Easter
| home.
| DR.. Samuel Bates Grubbs. of Ship Island,
/ who came several weeks ago to join Mrs.
| Grubbs, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Edward Dean. will leave this week for
The Whist Congress will meet in Balti-
more. Md on April % and a number of
Indiana polls people will attend amonS
| Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Ritten-
| house.
Mr.. Samuel Quinn and Miss Edith Cleve-
land returned yesterday from New York.
| Mrs. Quinn, who accompanied them East,
has gone to Boston to visit friends for a
| short time.
Mrs. James H. Swart, of Detroit, Mich,
| who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
| Morrison, will return to her home to-mor-
| row. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Shaw enter
| tanned a few friends with whist party in
| honor of Mrs. Swart last evening.
The gymnasium classes of the Y. w. c. A.
| gave "misft" party Wednesday evening.
| Some of the girls appeared in party bodiceS
and the gymnasium boomers and others
| wore party gowns and rubber boots. The
| party was a novel and delightful one.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fisk Taylor, of
| Greencastle, have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Edna
| TAYLOR, and Mr. Dwight Schuyler Ritter, OF
1 this CITY "Wednesday evening April % at
| the College-avenue Methodist Episcopal
| Church in Greencastle.
Mrs Otto Tlipp observed her first day at
home, since her marriage, yesterday after
| noon at her apartments in the Arlington.
| Mrs Kipp was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Rusch Mrs. Edward Horst, Mrs. Charles
Rusch, Mrs. Albrecht Kip and Miss Freda
| Kipp. Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kipp
| received informally.
Miss Ethel Smith entertained yesterday
afternoon with a matinee party in honor OF
her guest, Miss Ina Kelly, of Guelph, On
tario. The guests TO meet Miss Kelly were
Miss Mary Zener, Miss Florence Baxter
Miss Ella Schaeffer, Miss Alta Malott, Miss
Mary Stone. Miss Augusta Rentsch, Miss
| Maude Cunningham, Miss WelshanS and
| Miss Helen Smith.
| The regular social evening of the Y. w
C. A. will be held tonight and the even
ing will be spent in games and other
Kipple will give a talk on 'HOme-making
as a Fine Art" On April % Mrs. Bates
| will give a talk THE Study of Plant
| Life" The violet and blood root and other
wild flowers will be used for the illustra-
| ton The association is planning to have
| a talk on birds which will lead up to a
| course in nature study.
| Miss Muriel Hit entertained last evening
| with a yellow dinner at her home on North
| Alabama street in honor of Miss Simpson
| of Lowell Mass. who is visiting Miss
| Martha Carey. The table beautifully
| arranged with daffodils and ferns, and the
| silver candelabra were filled with yellow
Simpson were Miss Helen lockwood, Miss
Lucy Taggart, Miss Martha Carey, Mr.
| Davis Chambers. Mr.. William lockwood
| DIR Fletcher Hodges, Mr.. Morris Haine:
| and DR.. Ray Newcomb.
An Emmy Lou" entertainment will b,
| given Friday evening, April 10, at the VIII
liam N Jackson Memorial Institute by tn,
| Young women of the kindergarten anC
| Normal Training School. Miss Stella Nc
| charming stories and the entertainment
| will be given under her direction and tina
of Mrs Baker, the head of the school
| Miss Cornelia Bell will take the role O
| Emmy Lou. The entertainment will b'
} repeated the following afternoon for tn,
children and dancing will follow.
In a recent letter to his father, professor
]. H. Black of this city, Mr.. Charles Hol
rnan-Black gives some details of a dime
given at his artistic home in Paris
Mr. Blacks home is known for its hospi
tality and many Indianapolis friends hav
been entertained there. The principa
guest at the dinner was her royal highness
> Princesse de Saxe-Mensingen the other
, being members of her suite The princess
some rare laces. After the dinner Mr.. Hol
| r1an-Black sang. The rooms were arts