The Indianapolis journal., 1904-03-18

Mrs. John S. Duncan has gone to Florida
TO spend several weeks.
Mr.. David Eaglesfeld has gone TO Mas
sachusetts to attend school
Mrs. ]. II. Tribby went to Connersville
yesterday TO remain several weeks.
Mrs Nettie Woodruff left yesterday for
Chicago to spend week with friends.
Mr.. Charles Baird. of Detroit Mich. is
visiting friends in the city for few days.
Mrs. Maria Foster Buchanan will return
tomorrow from a short visit with friends
in Chicago.
Mrs. L. Z. Wiley will entertain the Benev-
olent Danes at her home in Morton Place
this afternoon.
Miss Marie Evans. of Noblesville, is here
for a short visit with her aunt, Mrs. The
resa NoSS Smith.
Mr.. Lynn HoIlowell. who has been visit
ing in the city for two weeks, VIII return
TO New York to-day.
Mrs. Philemon Watson and daughter have
gone TO Clarksburg, w. Va, TO visit rela-
tives for few weeks.
Miss Mabel Bosart has gone to Seattle,
Wash, to spend two months with her sis
ter, Mrs c. a. Morgan.
Mrs. /. T. Haymaker and Mrs O. G.
Smith entertained the. Priscilla Circle yes
terday with a luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Huey. who have been
spending the winter in Biloxi, Miss, Will re-
turn home early in April.
Mrs. II. Nj. De Souchet will entertain a
small company this afternoon for her guest,
Mrs. Warren. of Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace, who have
been spending month in New Orleans, Will
return home the first of next week.
Mrs. Curryer and daughter Miss Ethel
Curryer, will return from the South next
week, where they spent two months.
Miss Clara Sanborn will return from OK
ford, o., next week to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. a. w. Sanborn, for a week.
The Spanish Club will meet tonight with
Miss Mary Alice Sloan at her home, 60i
North Meridian street, at 7:SO o'clock.
Mrs. John Bonnell. of CrawfOrdsville, who
has been spending the week with Mrs. John
McAlevy, returned to her home yesterday.
Miss Pauline schellschmidt. who has
been spending several weeks with friends
in Porto Rico, sailed for home last Tues
day.
Mrs. Howard Dill and children. of Rich
mond Will come to-day to visit her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Lewis G. Walker, for a
week.
Miss Claribel Kahn will return from Vas
sar College March % to spend a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kahn.
Miss Kane, of Charlottesville, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver T. Byram
for two weeks, returned to her home yes
terday.
Miss Gertrude Hinson entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon in honor of
her cousin, Miss Ethel Hinson, of Chicago,
who Is her guest.
MISS ElZdDeln w dllace cooper, VINO Is
visiting Mrs Allen Bixby, will leave the
latter part of next week for Florida to
spend several weeks.
Mr.. Kenneth Ogle, Mr.. William Monks
and Mr.. Lyman Thompson will leave early
| in April with the Shortridge Echo excursion
| for trip in the South.
Mrs. Charles b. Foster of Frankfort,
Ind. who has been spending week with
| her sister. Mrs. Richard Talbot, jr.,
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Curtis and daughter, Miss Mary
| Curtis, of Hamilton. O., will come to-day
| to visit Mr.. and Mrs. William Hypes APP
| plegate for few days.
Mrs. Edward b. Porter will give a small
| dinner party Saturday evening in honor
| of her daughter, Miss Anne Porter, at their
home on East Michigan street.
Mrs Carter, of Defiance, o., will come
| to-day to visit her brother, Mr.. Henry F.
| Houghton. and Mrs. Houghton at the
| Knickerbocker for short time.
| Mr. John T. Brush. who has been spend
ing two weeks in New York. has returned
| home and viii leave next week for Birming
! ham, Ala, TO spend a short time.
Mrs. w T. Browns Bible class, of the
! Central-avenue Church, will be entertained
| tonight by Miss Ruby Hinchman, one of
| the members, at her home, 1914 Central ave-
| nue..
! Mrs Samuel K. Ruick who has been with
! Miss Maud Kaufman in Cincinnati for a
few days since returning from visit of
| several weeks in Florida, has returned
| home.
Professor and Mrs. NJ E. Crowell, of
| Franklin. will come next week for a short
visit with Mrs Foster and will attend the
recital to be given the evening of March %
| by Miss Florence Atkins.
Mrs. Elmer Sewall will entertain very
! informally next Monday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. Albemarle Tousey, of Tacoma,
| Wash, who has been visiting relatives
| here for several weeks.
| Miss Helen Springsteen. who is spending
| the winter in Chicago studying music, will
come early in April for a few weeks visit
! with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| SpringSteen, at the Arundel
| Mrs. Marvin Rice Maxwell entertained a
| few guests yesterday afternoon in honor of
| Mrs. William Garrard Comfy, who with
Mr.. Comfy and their daughter will leave
| next week for the East to reside perma-
nently.
| Mrs. John. Barker of Fort Collins COL
formerly of this city, arrived yesterday to
| spend a few days with Mrs. Catherine
| Zener at the Colonial. Mrs. Zener will give
| a small company Monday afternoon for
| her guest
The Sans-Souc Book Club was entertained
| with ST Patrick'S day party yesterday
| afternoon by one of the members, Mrs. AL
| fred Rapp. The guests were entertained
with geographical contest and Mrs. Henry
| Moore gave reading from the Irish poet
| Thomas Moore. The dining room was in
! green and white. The table was decorated
with white carnations and smilax, and the
candelabra had green tapers and shades.
! The ices and name cards were in the form
| of shamrocks.
Miss Virginia Lamb left yesterday after
| noon for California to join her father Dr.
| /. n. Lamb. The other members of the
family will go West later in the year
| Wednesday evening an enjoyable surprise
| company given al the home of Miss
| Lillian Clark for Miss Lamb. About eight
| cen young people were entertained with
| music and at pit and Miss Clark was
| assisted in entertaining by her mother,
| Mrs. A. j. Clark pretty feature of the
| evening was the presentation of a mono
gram ring TO Miss Lamb by her girl
| friends.
An enjoyable programme has been ar
! ranged for the Boys Club pleasant Even
| ing tonight, the committee in charge in
Guiding Mrs. Edgar ]. Foster and Mrs
James l. Dissette, chairmen. Mrs. r. o.
Hawkins. Mrs S. o. Pickens, Mrs.
Kate y. Buckner Miss Elizabeth
| Cooper and Mrs. Caleb S. Denny. The
| programme will include a talk by Mrs.
| Denny, president of the board OF directors;
a talk by Judge Mcbride on the Russo-Jap-
anese war, subject in which the boys of
| the club are much interested; a humorous
| reading by Mr.. Henry Smither; solos by
| Miss Maud Essex, and a guitar solo by
William Ramsey one of the members of
| the club.
MISS VOSS'S TEA.
The shawl tea" given yesterday after
noon by Miss Voss at her home on Broad
way was one Of the most delightful and
| original parties of the season. Each one of
| the guests brought with her her handsom-