The Indianapolis journal., 1904-02-05

Miss Alice Miller of Peru. is visiting Miss
E.1tna Mathews for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MCGOWAN returned
yesterday from a fe~ days visit in Cincin-
natl.
Miss Caroline conrey. of shelbyvine. is
visiting Mrs. Chauncey Clark for few
days.
Mrs. w. B. Young, of Ripley; O.. is visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. c. I. Palmer at the
Vera.
Miss Elfreida scholI, who has been visit
ing in Chicago for two weeks, has returned
home.
Mrs. varrelmann. of Brooklyn, NY, is
weeks.
Mrs. May Donnan will return to-day
| from Greensburg, where she went to give
| reading.
Mrs. Richard Talbot, jr., who is in New
| York, will not return home until the middle
| of March
| Miss Helen Bennett who has been visit
| ing I'm Fort Wayne for ten days, returned
yesterday.
Mrs. George Catterson has gone to Mum
| Gle to visit Miss Carroll Hemingway foT a
| short time
Mrs. H. B. Holloway will leave Monday
| for a few weeks visit in Mississippi and
| New Orleans.
Mrs. S. K Ruick. who has been visiting
| friends in Richmond for ten days, has re-
| turned home.
The Alpha Chi Omega sorority will give
| its annual banquet Friday evening at the
| Claypool Hotel.
Miss Marina Pierson entertained few
friends yesterday afternoon TO celebrate her
| birthday anniversary.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will give Il
| dance at the Propylaeum Saturday evening
| in honor of the academic department OF the
Girls Classical School.
Miss Perry, OF Lowell Mass, will come
| the first of next week to visit Miss Anne
| Hurry for few weeks.
| Miss Fisher, of Hanover. Ind, is visit
| ing Mrs. George Rowe for few days at
| her home in Morton Place.
| The Spanish Club will meet with Mrs.
| Flora Wulschner, $40 North Meridian street,
| at the usual hour this evening.
Mrs. w. D. Miller entertained very few
! friends informally yesterday afternoon at
her apartments in the Chalfant.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Maxwell, who have
| been visiting friends in Chicago for a few
| days, returned home yesterday.
Miss Harris, of Louisville, KY, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sterling
| Mllard, las returned to her home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Woollen gave a
| small dinner party last evening at their
| home on Nor I Pennsylvania street.
| A dance will be given Monday evening at
| the Assembly Hall at Sixteenth and Illi-
| nois streets by number of young men.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Alexander will
| remove next week form the Cambridge
| to Talbot avenue and Twentieth street
Miss Nabb, or Birmingham. Ala, who has
| been visiting Miss Charlotte Scott for
month, will return to her home Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Duenweg of Terre HaUtc
| who nns been visiting Mrs Raymond Fos-
ter for two weeks, has returned to her
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, of Columbus, Ind,
| are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. Anthony for
several days at their home on Fletcher
| avenue.
| Miss Russell, of Winchester, Va, will ar
| rive in the city Saturday evening. She will
be the guest of Mrs. Phil M. Watson for a
| few days.
Mr.. William Kettenbach, of Lewiston,
| Ida, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs
| Charles Pfaffiin, for week, returned last
evening to his home.
| dance at Brenneke's Tuesday evening in
| return to the Delta Delta girls, who gave a
| dance earlier in the winter.
The Indiana branch of the Association of
Collegists Alumnae will hold it's regular
reception tomorrow morning from 10 to
| II O'Clock in the Indiana Trust building.
Miss Sadie and Miss nellie Mcintosh en-
| tertained with small bounce euchre yes
| terday afternoon in honor of Miss Nan
Neat, of New Albany, who is their guest.
| of the week from New York and Mrs. Holl-
| veg will return from a fortnight's visit
| with her sister, Mrs. Won Starkloff, in St.
| Louis.
pany yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Hannah
Solomon, of Chicago, who is attending the
| National Council meeting. There were no
| invitations
| tertained yesterday afternoon with a small
card party in honor of Miss Blanche Car
roll, whose marriage and that of Mr. Walter
| kfpp takes place next week
Mrs. Edward Mckee entertained twelve
| friends with a high tea yesterday after
noon, in honor of Miss Kate Smith, who is
to be married Feb. 10. Among the guests
was Miss Cora Zoller of Greensburg.
Mrs. p. II. Fitzgerald received informally
yesterday afternoon at her home on North
| Meridian street. Receiving with Mrs Fitz-
gerald were her daughters, Mrs. George
| Carlon. Mrs. Bernard Fitzgerald and Miss
| Laura Fitzgerald.
Miss Dora Wolf entertained with cards
| at her home on North Capitol avenue yes
| terday afternoon in honor of Miss Hattie
| Bernstein, who is soon TO be married The
| decorations were in pink and green and the
| favors were original poems by the hostess
Mrs. u. u. Wiley gave an informal card
party yesterday afternoon in honor of her
guests, Mrs. r. r. Stephenson and Mrs.
| William Fertig, of NOblesville, and Mrs
j. A. Hindman, of Hartford City. thea
ter party was given in the evening for the
| same guests.
Miss Irene Jerome, of Chicago. will come
Sunday evening to spend two weeks with
| Miss Grace Cavanaugh at her home in
| Morton Place. Miss Cavanaugh will give
a hearts party Feb. Is in honor of Miss
| Jerome, and will receive informally next
| Thursday afternoon for her.
Mrs. Grace Prier Suter gave a matinee
party yesterday afternoon. entertaining
| Mrs. S. G. Wilson, Mrs. Wilbur Rousch
| of Anderson, Miss Name Wood of Kokomo
and Miss Alice Miller of Peru with Miss
| Emma Mathews Mrs Rousch returned to
| her home in Anderson last evening.
Mrs. Homer Cook and her mother. Mrs
| n. III. Long, gave tea yesterday after
noon for their visitor, Mrs. Edward TAYLOR
| of Bloomington. Ill. The guests were Mrs
| Carr. Mrs Deery Mrs. Albertsmeyer Mrs.
| Pierce, Mrs. Plummer. Mrs. Kockpeck
| and Mrs Suffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Izor entertained
| In a delightful and original manner last
| evening in honor of Miss Lavinia Oakes and
| Mr.. John Binkley Folk. whose marriage
| cards until 10 o'clock and then the house
| was turned into a garden, suggesting q
| might in June" The rooms were decorated
| in tree palms and scarlet flowers. The ices
| were in the form of watermelons and were
| brought on i'm little wagon. Among the
| guests from out of town were Miss Myrtle
| Powell. of Franklin, and Mr.. A. w. Phillips
of Columbus, Ind.
| Mrs. John Candee Dean gave a beautiful
| tea yesterday afternoon in honor of her
| visitors who are in the city attending the
| meetings OF the executive committee of the
! National Council of Women. All of the
| decorations were in the council colors pur-
pie. white and gold. The drawing room
| was beautifully decorated with palms and
| clusters OF yellow roses. For the center
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