The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-24

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Personal and Social Notes.
Mrs John NJ Kitchen will spend Febru-
airy in Washington.
Miss Marie Wilson will go to Chicago next
month to visit Mrs. Smith.
Mrs Harold Hiboen gave a small lunch
con at the Columbia Club Thursday
Mr.. NJ. T. Virgins has returned from
Chicago, where he spent ten days.
Mrs. William Wallace left Friday for
New York city TO visit her son indefinitely
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Drum will leave this
week for permanent residence in Anderson.
Miss Perry OF Lowell, Mass, will arrive
soon 10 be the guest of Miss Anne Hurry
Mrs. Joseph V. Healing will leave to-moT-
row for Mississippi TO spend few weeks
The Naomi Auxiliary will meet at Mason
&c Temple Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Block have returned
from visit in New York and Hot Springs,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stout went to Shell
byville to-day to spend the day with rela-
tives.
Miss Ethel Cleland will leave early in
February to visit Miss Luella McI4ain in
| st. Louis.
Mrs. Alice Kendall Of Noblesvile. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John Allison, of
/ broadway.
Miss Elfride scholl will return this week
| from a visit in Chicago, where she has spent
| two weeks.
Miss Laura Diekmeier, of Cincinnati, is
| spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Otto Letter.
Mrs. John Campbell has returned from
| st. Louis, where she has been visiting for
| two weeks.
Miss Julia Walker of Champion, KY. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Walker on
Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph jackson and family
have gone to Buffalo, n. Y, to remain
permanently.
Miss Luella McWhirter of Greencastle is
| spending several weeks with DR.. and Mrs.
u. V. WOODEN.
have returned from New York, where they
spent month.
Miss Lucy Simonson. of Lebanon. o.. will
| arrive Thursday to be the guest OF Miss
! Edna Stevenson.
Mrs. James Davis will entertain her card
! club Tuesday afternoon at her home
| Talbot avenue.
Mr.. Thomas Potter and Mr.. James Muir
returned yesterday from a two weeks visit
| in New York city.
Mr.. William Kettenbach of Lewiston.
| Idaho, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles
| Pfaffiin, for a week.
Mrs. Henry Jungclaus will receive infor-
mally Tuesday afternoon. from to 6 o clock
/ dI AlCA ilOAAAO OA AdAOObl ofShdS.
Mrs Harold Smith will return Monday
| from Versailles, KY. where she has spent
| several weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Peter Healing and Mrs. Shaneber-
ger will leave the first of the week for
| Florida to be gone some time.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bollinger of Shelby
| vile, Ill, have come here to live and have
taken a residence on East Fifteenth street.
Mr.. Austin Stultz has gone to New York
for permanent residence and Mrs. Stultz
| Xa-in N
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Sudlow and the
| Misses Beatrice Buttolph and Phillis Potter
are spending few days at Wawasee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oscar Henderson re-
| turned yesterday from Lafayette, where
| they were guests at a family reunion.
Mrs. Henry II. Hornbrook will issue in
| vitations this week for tea Friday in
honor of her sister. Miss Kate Smith.
Mrs. Charles Z. Coffin will entertain at
| whist Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Newland I. DE Paw of New Albany.
subscription dance will be given by a
number OF young men tomorrow evening
in the assembly hail on Sixteenth street.
Mr.. Woolsey Edsall of New York, is here
| to spend Sunday with Mrs. Edsall, who Is
visiting Mrs. Adams at the knickerbocker.
The Rev. Matthew l.. Haines is spending
| a short time in Paris, ILL.,, having exchanged
pulpits to-day with the Rev John A. Blair
Miss Wadley. of Dubuque. Ia, who has
been visiting Mrs. George Stout for few
weeks, has gone to Shelbyville to make a
visit.
Mrs. Frederick Gardner entertained few
children yesterday afternoon for her little
daughters, Mary Elizabeth and Margaret
Gardner.
Mrs Charles John Bowman of Cincin-
natl arrived yesterday to spend several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
NJ. Pursell.
returned yesterday from months visit
with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Altering, in
Evansville.
The Rev. Joseph Odell, who visited the
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs owen Davies Odell Tor
a few days, has returned to his home in
Scranton, Pa
Mrs Alfred NJ. Ogle will return from
New York to-day after visit with her
daughter, Miss Jane Mather ogle. who is
studying there.
Miss Bess Miner Hill, who is visiting
Mrs. James II. Parkhurst on Central ave-
nue.. will return on Wednesday to her home
near NincenneS.
Miss Grace Loomis entertained twelve
of her friends informally at dinner last
night. The table was prettily decorated
with carnations.
General and Mrs. William ]. Mckee left
yesterday for st. Augustine, Fla, where
Gen. Mckee will attend a meeting of the
National Guards.
Miss Lucia Holiday will return to-day
from visit with Miss Archibald in Scran-
ton, Pa, and with friends at Bryn MawI
and In Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miles entertained q
family party at their home, HOB Senate ave-
nue. Jan. TO celebrate the seventy-sixtt
| birthday of Mr.. Miles.
Mrs. John Dolfinger and daughter Made
| line Of Louisville, KY, who have spent
several weeks with Mrs. Dolfnger's par
ents, have returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Rieman of Baltimore, who
is spending several weeks with Miss Anna
Louise Beck, is with Miss Rose Cavens ir
| Lafayette for few days.
The Rev. John Allen Blair of Paris. Ill.
, who is spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John T.. Cleland, will preach to-day
at the First Presbyterian church.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper entertained few
friends informally Thursday afternoon IL
honor of Miss Wanner, of Goshen, who IL
! visiting her sister, Mrs Edward Hereth.
Mrs. Frank Taylor entertainedNhe ladies
, of Roberts Park church choir last Tuesday
evening. Musical numbers were given by
Miss Ida Belle Sweenie and Miss Hosmer
Miss Katheryn Pendleton will accompany
Dr. ID. l.. Kahn and family to Europe anC
, will remain abroad one year, probably TAX