The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-05

Miss Grace CaNanauSn Will go TO chicago
soon TO visit Miss Irene Jerome for several
weeks.
Mrs. A. ]. Clark and daughter. Miss Lii
Ian Clark, will leave soon for a visit in the
South.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin, of sl2 North Me-
ridian street will return Tuesday from New
York city.
Mrs. Perle Abbey, of Kalamazoo, Mich. is
the guest of Mrs. Charles A Paquette at the
San Marco.
Miss Susan Pursell has gone to Bloom
ington, Ind, to visit Miss Clara Lewis for
a few days.
Mrs. Dallam. of Evansville, arrived yes
terday TO spend several days with Mrs.
Albert Baker.
Mrs D. L. Wood and daughter. Miss Mar
cha Wood, have gone to Florida TO spend
several weeks.
Mrs. George FulweIl. who has been visit
ing friends in st. Louis for ten days, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walcott. have re-
turned from New York, where they spent
several months.
Miss Lucia McWhirter, of Greencastle,
spent several days in the city this week
visiting friends.
DIR. Leon T. Leach, who has been spend,
ing a short time in West Virginia, returned
| home yesterday.
Mrs Ernest Trip. who has been spend
ing few weeks at Biloxi, Miss, will return
| home next week.
Mrs. Charles Perrell, or lrS1ngtOn, enter
tanned a few friends with card party yes
| terday afternoon.
The members of the Americas Club will
| give their usual euchre party next Monday
evening. March T.
Miss Florence Newly, of Knightstown,
has returned to her home after spending
few days with friends.
Mrs. David McKernan will return the
| middle OF the month from visit Of sew
eral weeks in Oldenburg.
| A leap-year dance will be given next Sat
urday evening at Greenfield, Ind, by the
members of a card club.
Miss Lucy Matter, of Marion, will come
Monday to spend several days with Mrs.
| Maria Foster Buchanan.
Miss Blanche Kaye. of Toledo, Wis, who
| is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Kaye, will
return TO her home next week.
Mr.. Granville Hall, of Lafayette, who has
| been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Luten, in
| Woodruff Place, has returned to his home
Miss Florence Coffin, who has been spend
! ing six weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Vinton in Lafayette, returned home yester-
| day.
Miss Lydia Thomas, of Mt. Vernon, came
| yesterday to visit Mrs. Edwin Hendrick-
| son and Mrs. A NJ. De Souchet for few
days.
Mrs. j. C. Frederick, of Urbana, O.. is Wis
| iting her sister, Mrs. T. S. Hit, at her
! apartments in the Belmont for several
| days.
Mrs. Achsa Bates. of Liberty. Ind. who
| has been spending the week with Miss
! Anna Smith, will return to-day TO her
home
Mrs. II. w. Jensen has issued invitations
! for a thmble party next Friday afternoon,
March IL, at her home on West Eleventh
street.
| Ketcham spent yesterday at Martinsvlle
with Mrs. ]. L. Ketcham, who is there for
| several weeks.
Mrs. N. X. Garhart will entertain few
| friends with a matinee party Monday in
honor of Miss Abbey. of Kalamazoo, who is
| Mrs. Paquette'S guest.
Mr.. and Mrs Noble Campbell. who spent
a week with Mrs. CampbelPs parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +. NJ 1ngler, have returned to
their home in Bloomington.
Mrs. John F. Johnston entertained num-
Der of friends yesterday afternoon in honor
! of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Korbly, OF
| Madison, who is visiting her for several
weeks.
DR.. Steward, of Rochester. n. Y. who de-
livered an address at the Baptist Social
| Union in Franklin Friday evening, will be
! the guest of DR.. and Mrs. q. V. Woollen
for few days.
A childrens party was given last evening
at the Woodruff Place Club. The commit
tee in charge of the dance were Mrs. Fred
| erick Shepard, Mrs. Thomas Fisher, Mrs.
Frederick Keller and Mrs. Warford.
Miss Amelia Platter will give an informal
reception tonight in honor of Mrs. Law
renee Cameron Hull, of Orchard Lake;
|
read paper before the Woman's Club yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Mary Trees received informally last
| evening in honor of her guest, Miss Stein,
Grated with scarlet carnations, ferns and
palms. Assisting Miss Trees were Miss
Ruby Kassner and Miss Anna Lybrand.
Mrs. NJ. A Ryan entertained the members
of an afternoon card club, with their hus-
bands. last evening at her home on North
New Jersey street. The rooms pref
tily decorated with palms, ferns and pink
and white carnations. The ices and confec-
tions were in pink and white.
Mr. and Mrs. John p Kerrins have re-
turned to their home in Dawson, Yukon
Territory. after having spent the winter
with the family of Henry A Hoffman.
1O61 Cottage avenue. They were accompa-
MED by Mr.. Holtzman. who will spend the
summer in Alaska.
Mrs T. c. Day has issued invitations to
a number of club friends for next Wednes-
day afternoon to meet Mrs Kate Epson
Clark, who will read a paper ION the Re
lation of Art to Morals" In the evening
Makes Book XII 1e before saia few of Mr
and Mrs. Days friends.
Mrs Bancroft of Denver, Col. who is
spending several months, with her sister.
at a small card party yesterday afternoon
given by Mrs. Guy L. Hawkins Mrs Sea
tons daughter The guests were friends
OF Mrs Bancroft and Mrs. Seaton Mrs
Yesterday was the seventy-seventh birth
day anniversary of Prof. II. S. Beissenherz
and last evening his daughter, Mrs. Bina-
ger, entertained a number of his friends
with a card party. Prof. Beissenherz is
one of the best known musicians of the
city and he has been an orchestra leader
and player here for a longer period than
any other person in the city.
Mrs. Jules Bessire entertained forty friends
yesterday afternoon at cards at her home
in the Belmont in honor of Mrs. Settler anC
Mrs. Born, of kenton, O., who are hel
guests, and of Miss Pitts. of this city The
rooms were decorated with masses of scar.
let carnations and ferns and the lights were
covered with green and scarlet shades The
ices were served in Gala lilly forms Mrs
Bessire was assisted in entertaining hel
guests by Mrs. Ethel Simms, Miss Clara
Ritzler and Miss Stella Pitts.
Mrs n. d. Woodland gave a beautiful re-
ception yesterday afternoon at her home on
North Pennsylvania street. The house was
beautifully decorated throughout with
palms and ferns and many flowers In the
the second parlor narcissus, and the library
was in pink and white carnations The
dining room was prettily decorated with
scarlet and green. In the center of the
table was a large French basket of scarlet
| carnations with maiden-hair fern and AT
each end of the table was a bow of scarlet
ribbon. The room was lighted with scarlet
and green tapers. Assisting Mrs. WOodard
! in entertaining her guests were Mrs e l..
Cothrell. Mrs S. r. Woodland Miss lydia
Walker and Miss Ruth De Hass. Miss Gene
We've Maine, Miss Cleo Everett and the
! hOsteSss daughters, Miss Ethel and Miss
I -. .r1 Taf axTGr i've H.