The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-17
Personal and Social Notes.

10 NlSlJ Tor a Few DAYS
Mr.. Fritz Knoll has taken the position of
soloist at All Souls Church.
Mr.. Charles A. Tutewiler, jr.. gave stag
party last evening at his home.
DIR. and Mrs. Kahn and family will sail for
Europe Feb. "a to spend a year.
Mr.. and Mrs Almus Rundell will enter
tain their card club Monday evening.
Miss Villa Nicholas left yesterday for
Oxford, o.. where she attends college.
Miss Marie Cohen will return to-day
from visit with friends in Evansville.
Mrs. Annie Wright will go 10 Chicago
Monday TO visit friends for a few days.
! Miss Bertha Balls has gone to Chicago
to study music the remainder of the win
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, of Quebec, are
visiting their daughter. Mrs r. S. Sim
! clair.
Miss Theresa V. Pierce will go to New
| York the last of the month to remain until
| spring.
Mr. George Yocum is spending a few
| days in the city and is at the Knicker
| booker.
The Minuet Club has issued invitations
| for its fourth dance on Monday evening,
| Feb. 1.
Mrs. A. p. Heron is spending two weeks
in Cleveland, where she is the guest of her
daughter.
Miss nellie Mcintosh will return from Sa-
| lem tomorrow after visiting friends for a
short time.
Mrs. Gertrude Miller Brennan will enter
| tain few friends at bounce euchre to-mor-
| row afternoon
Miss Minnie Neuman has returned from
| Cincinnati, where she has been visiting for
| several months.
| Miss Bernadette and Miss Beatrice Muir
| ply will spend to-day with their sister at
! White Lick, Ind.
Mr.. Henry Houghton of the Knickerbock-
! er, has gone to Defiance, o., to visit rela-
! tives for few days.
Miss Selma Fox will return this week
| from visit with her sister, Mrs. Simon
| Segar, in Terre Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Harris gave din
ner last night in honor of Miss Katherine
| De Paw, Of New Albany.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper will leave early
in February for Augusta, Ga, to visit Mrs.
| Austin for several weeks.
Mrs. Otto G.. Rausmann, of Highland ave-
nue.. entertained a number of friends with
| a supper and dance last night.
Miss Grace Hensley will entertain her
card club Tuesday afternoon at her home
on North Pennsylvania street
Miss Nora Doll, of Lafayette, Is visiting
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norris Williams at
the Valencia for a few weeks.
Mr.. Clyde Miller is home from Indiana
University to spend Sunday with his par
| ents on North Capitol avenue.
Miss Daisy NJ. Osborn will sing at the
Second Presbyterian Church at both morn
Ing duO evening SSTNlceS To-Day.
The Chapel Club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. John d. Bros
nan, 1425 North Delaware street.
Miss Clara Lewis, who attends Indiana
| University at Bloomington. is spending a
few days with Miss Susan PurseH.
Mrs. Ryan, of Terre Haute who has been
visiting Mrs. Theodore Elliott for a few
! days, will return to her home tomorrow.
The regular meeting of the Conversation
Club viii be held Friday afternoon, Jan.
22, with Miss Uphold at the st. Clair flats,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Deitch announce
the engagement of their niece, Miss Kath-
crime Levy, and Mr.. Samuel Baungart, of
Cleveland.
Mrs. Charles John Bowman, of Cincin-
natl. will come next week to spend two
! months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
/ NJ. Pursell.
Mrs. Chester Bradford will receive in
formally from TO o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Morrell Earl, of
| Connersville.
I Mrs. Charles Kirkhoff and Mrs. Thomas
| Flaherty will entertain the Holy Cross So
| cial Club Wednesday afternoon at the AS
sembly Hall.
Mrs. Edwin Forty has issued invitations
her guest Miss Tompkins, of Fishkill-on-
the-Hudson.
Mrs. Charles M. Cross will entertain the
Indianapolis Chapter of the Daughters of
| the Revolution at her home in IrVington
| Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Marie Schneider announces the en-
| gagement of her daughter Elizabeth and
Mr. Adolph j. Fritz. The wedding will
occur early in February.
Mrs. Robert Leavtt who was the guest
of Mrs. James Norris, is now with Mrs.
| Edwin Goodwin, and will return this week
TO her home in Vernon, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kahlo announce the
| engagement of their daughter Mary and
| Mr. Herbert Exley Cave, of Baltimore, Md.
| The marriage will occur in April.
The members of the Reynard Cinch Club
| Will entertain their husbands at cards next
| Friday evening at the home of Mrs. John
| Dunbar on East Eighteenth street.
The Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, d.
A r., will meet with Mrs E. c. Atkins
| Monday TO celebrate the anniversary of
the wedding of George Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Stroup, of Shelbyville,
ter Stella and Mr. Frank H Langsen-
kamp. The wedding will occur Feb. ~.
The third section of the the pay Nursery will
| give valentine party Feb at the Assembly
Hall, Sixteenth and Illinois streets. Mrs.
Thaddeus Houston is chairman of the sec
ton.
Mrs. Charles Richard Williams will not
observe her usual day at home tomorrow,
but Will receive the following Monday, and
will have with her Mrs Ernest Knefler and
Miss Rose.
Miss Sophia Helstein has issued invita-
lions for an advertising party next Wednes-
uay evening, Jan. ~. IN hOnOr OF Miss Rein
heimer, of Philadelphia, who is visiting
Miss Kirshbaum.
Mrs. Fritz Krull entertained few friends
with musicale last night in his studio on
North Delaware street. Mr.. Krull has set a
number of James Whitcomb Riley's poems
to music, and these songs formed his pro-
gramme.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atkins and Mrs. Ade-
laide Atkins entertained Miss Irma Hinton
] Perry, of the Du Barry Company at din
ner last evening at their home on North
. Delaware street. Miss Perry is a cousin of
Mrs Adelaide Atkins.
Mr.. j. b. Fansler, of North Capitol ave.
nue., gave a dinner last week at his home
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. II. Raglan OF
Chicago, Mrs. Meredith and daughter Eva
of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Z. +. Shelley
and Mr.. and Mrs. .. Shelley.
The marriage of Miss Florence Ida Marcy
and Mr.. Frank +. Pearson will occur
Wednesday evening at the home OF the
brides parents. 229 South East street. Nc
invitations have been issued for the wed
ding, which will be a very quiet one.
Mrs Campbell b. Cobb gave a small
company yesterday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Bertha Rush. who is to be married
next week TO Mr.. Otto kipp. The parlors
were decorated with pink roses and ferns
The guests were the near friends of Miss
Rush.
The Dramatic Club will give it's February
play the 18th, and the committee in charge
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lane Wallace
Miss Mary T.. Colgan and Mr.. William
lockwood. The play selected is Love in a
/ TanRle." a farce I'm TWO acts nv Mrs Fan.