The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17
Record of the PRINCIPAL Socfety Eoeu of the Week Indianapolis

Mrs. j. F. Legg. on North Alabama street
The -Philomathean Club will observe guest
evening Tuesday, April % at the Bertha
Ballard Home. Bishop Francis VIII give
talk on Japan.
Miss Johnson, of Washington, who has
been visiting relatives in OHIO, mas re-
turned and is with her sister. Mrs. Arthur
Hood, in Woodruff Place.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Maurie, formerly OF
the Lexington, have taken the residence,
3ll9 North Illinois street, formerly oc-
cupied by DR.. and Mrs. Bruce Wylie
Mrs Soils Runnels will leave soon for
California TO attend the commencement
exercises at Leland Stanford University
and 10 spend a month or two in travel
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Tilton Levey, who
have been with Mrs. Levey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Parry in Morton Pace,
have taken an apartment in the Vendome.
The play Barbara" given by the Junior
Auxiliary of ST Pauls Church, Friday even
ing. was repeated last evening to large
audience.
Mrs Philip Goetz returned yesterday from
Chicago, where she spent several weeks
with her mother and sister, Mrs. Winter
and Miss Winter.
Mrs May Wright Sewall and the residence
seniors entertained the day seniors last
Propylaeum. After the dance supper
was served.
Miss Theresa Neuberger was the guest of
friends in town for short time last week
friends at luncheon Thursday in Miss Neu-
berger's honor.
General and Mrs. A. L. New, of Los
Angeles, Cal. who are visiting friends In
New York, will come the first oT next Week eek
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. q. I. Randall Tor
several weeks.
Mrs. John Serff will entertain next Thurs
day afternoon, April II, with punet
luncheon In honor of her guest; Mrs;
Joshua Pool, of Greensburg, who VIII come
Tuesday TO visit her.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Blanche Sophia May and DR.
Walter ]. Carroll. which takes place
Wednesday morning. April q, at o'clock,
at ST. Anthony's Church
Mrs. McNewlin and Mrs. Bert Muller
will entertain at cards Thursday evening,
April 81, at st. Joseph's Hall, Alabama and
McCarty streets, for the benefit of the or
phans Of st. Josephs Training Club.
Mrs. James Sample, Of Washington, d. c.,
who is visiting Mrs. Morris De Frees, will
leave tomorrow for st. Louis TO visit
| friends for a short time and will return
later TO be with Mrs. De Frees again.
| DR.. John Wright, who accompanied his
| sister, Mrs. John Candee Dean, to French
Lick. returned last week TO his home in
| Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Dean will re-
main at French Lick some time longer.
| The Namoi Auxiliary will be entertained
| by Mrs. Silas Brattain at her home, 106
Lexington avenue, Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Laycock, Mrs. Blackman and Mrs.
| A. E Brattain.
| Mrs Walter Kipp will observe her first
day at home since her marriage next
on North Pennsylvania street. There are
| no invitations. Mrs kipp was formerly
| Miss Blanche Carroll.
The Parlor Club will have a guest meet
ing next Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
David Ross. 1716 broadway. The Rev.
Harry Blunt, of Plymouth Church, will
read a paper ON Tennyson. Each member
las the privilege of entertaining three
| guests.
Mrs. r. S. Mckee and son. Mr. Boone
Mckee. who are at the Cambridge, will
remove to the residence on North Pennsyl-
yania street occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lane Wallace, when Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wallace take possession of their new home
on North Meridian street.
The patronesses for the party were Mrs.
Thomas Afford, Mrs. George NJ. Chandler.
Knodle.. Mrs: Edwin Hendrickson. Mrs. o.
L; Wade Mrs. l. j. Ramey, Mrs. r. c.
Sheppard, MIS-: D. 0 Wiley Hey Mrs. H. o.
Miss Julia Kern will go to ST. Louis the
first of May to join house party which
will be entertained by Miss Bramsford
1oso1 curing ne the first 1GTfnght Of the
j Miss Kern. Miss Miriam Smith, of Lafay-
cite. and Miss Agnes Stair. of York, Pa.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Dina Dickey and
| Mr.. George Edmunds, both of Dayton, o.,
on last Thursday. The at-home cards are
for Dayton after May l. Miss Dickey has
been the guest of Miss Sara Mayo here
and has a number of friends in the city.
The Proctor Club had delightful guest
meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. S.
f. Muhl at her home on North Illinois
street: During the afternoon Mr.. Morris
| Stantin, who has spent some time in the
| Philippines and in Japan, gave an interest
ing talk on Japan, illustrated by a number
of beautiful water colors.
Mrs. Jennie l.. Griffith and Miss Cora
| Griffith, who have been in California for
two years, are now in Los Angeles and will
leave there soon for a visit in the North
west, returning to Indianapolis in June.
| winter in California, is now with Mrs. Crit
| fifth and Miss Griffith and will also return
| home in June, visiting in San Francisco,
Salt Lake City and Denver before her
| return.
The marriage of Miss Mary Mcintyre Eos
ter and Mr.. Charles Henry Morrison will
| take place on Tuesday afternoon at
O'clock at the First Presbyterian Church.
sister of the bride, maid of honor; Mr.
Robert Sanford Foster. brother of the
bride. best man; Mr., Stallo Vinton, of New
York, Mr.. Laz Noble. Mr. Louis Lathrop
Mr.. Lawrence Cumming Mr.. Oscar
Schmidt and Mr.. William Wood, of Rich
mond, Va. ushers
Mrs. Harold Taylor entertained yester-
day with beautiful luncheon i'm honor of
| Miss Mary Foster. The table was beauti-
| fully arranged with marguerites and as
| paragus fern and lighted tapers were ar
| ranged among the flowers and ferns in the
center of the table to form the initials OF
Miss Foster. The guests were Miss Mary
Knippenberg, Miss Mary Colgan Miss
Helen Smith, of Charlottesville, and Miss
Green, of New York The different courses
were in heart shapes.
A large and successful card party was
given yesterday afternoon at the Propy-
laeum by the young women's section of the
Day Nursery Association. Miss Charlotte
Dillman was chairman of the section and
was assisted by Miss Lucia and Miss Nellie
Wiley, Miss Ruth Maxwell Miss Belle
Ramey. Miss Albertine Shepard Miss Ada
Bowman, Miss Flora Kelley, Miss Ida Tur-
Scanlon, Miss Clara Hawkins, Miss Edna
Hobson. Miss Elizabeth Noel and Miss
Margery Husbands.
Mrs. William Coburn was the hostess YES.
terday afternoon for Handkerchief party in
honor of Miss Mary Foster, and of Mrs
Augustin Mnshall Hopper, Of Baltimore
who is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. II. Miller. The dainty handerchiefs
were given the guests with laces to sew
on the edge and the handerchefs when
finished. were presented TO Miss Foster who
| is a bride-elect of the coming week Miss
Green, of New York. who has come for the
wedding and Is visiting Miss Foster was
among the guests.
Mrs. William II. Coleman, regent of the
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of the
| Daughters OF the American Revolution
left yesterday for Washington to attend
the national convention OF the society The
fund contributed by the Indianapolis Chap