The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-01


Miss Mary -Orner will leave TO-DAY for
Florida TO spend several weeks.
Mrs. S. d. Pierson has returned from
two weeks visit in Martinsville.
Miss Mabel Bishop has returned from a
snort visit in Eushville with friends
Mr.. and Mrs John j. Price will go to
Chicago next week for a short visit
Miss Josephine Robinson will leave soon
Tor New York TO spend several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Claypooi has gone to ST.
Louis TO spend several days with friends.
Miss Bertha Hill, of Richmond. is Wis
iting Mrs. Jesse Harvey for few days.
Mr. and Mrs George Siebert have gone
days cincinnati - ''9'' 'e'' - ="
Mrs George snider, of Noblesville, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Gray for
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stanley have gone
to Hot Springs, Ark, to spend several
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahan have gone
TO Sullivan, Ind to visit friends for
month.
Mr.. John V. Dittemore, of Efngham, H..
is spending few days in the city with
friends.
Mr.. Frank Patton, who spent few days
at home, has returned to Miami Military
College.
The board of directors of the vassar Club
will meet Saturday morning with Miss Har-
riet Noble.
Miss Lorraine Reinhard of Baltimore, is
the guest of Miss Adeline Mayer on North
Illinois street.
Mrs. c. a. Allen, of Gallon. o.. will come
this week to spend few days with Mrs.
j. c. Mendenhall.
Mr.. and Mrs B. S Cook entertained a
number of friends Sunday in honor OF their
wedding anniversary.
Miss Gertrude Fiebleman will entertain
the Bachelor Girls and some Of the visitors
In town this afternoon
Mrs j. NJ Powers, of Cincinnati, who
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Levey,
has returned TO her home.
Mrs. Emma Halderman, who has been
visiting friends in Oxford, o., for two
weeks, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Tutewiler enter
tanned their card club last night at their
home on North Delaware street.
Miss Lois Hoyt, formerly Of this city, is
visiting Mrs. Porterfield for several days at
her home, COS East Pratt street.
Miss Ethel Swain gave a surprise COM
pany Saturday evening for her brother, to
celebrate his birthday anniversary.
Miss Mary Trees will receive informally
Friday evening in honor of Miss Stein of
Anderson. There are no invitations.
Miss Randall, of New YORK, who has been
visiting the Misses Maine for month, will
return home the latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Walter p. Benton enter
tanned the insurance card club Saturday
evening at their home in the Blacherne.
Miss nellie Hewitt who is spending the
winter in Urbana, ILL.,, is home for few
| days visiting her father Mr.. II. L. Hewitt.
| Mrs. James Cruise will entertain the Nc
Cullough Sewing Society tomorrow after
noon at her home on North Meridian street.
| Mr.. Otto Frenzel and daughter, Miss
| Henrietta Frenzel, who have been spend
| ing a short time in New York, returned
| home.
Mrs. Ralph Bamberger will entertain
! Thursday afternoon in honor of her sister,
Miss Belle Freiburg, of Cincinnati, who is
| her guest.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reid and Mrs Mauzy, of
| with relatives here, returned Saturday to
| their home.
Mrs. Carlton McCulloch will entertain a
! few friends Thursday afternoon in honor of
| Mrs. Il. F. Cheatham, who has recently
come here to reside.
| Mr. Harry A Stern, of Detroit who sang
| Sunday morning at Christ Church, will sing
a solo Friday evening at the song service
at the Jewish Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Harrison and Mrs.
Katherine Kidder and children, of Terre
| Haute left yesterday for Los Angeles,
| Cal, to spend two months.
Miss, Jessie Thompson. Miss Mary Folck-
| ner, Miss Sadie FritZsie and Miss Lena
| ing, March 3. at Brennekes.
Mrs. W. H. Coleman has gone TO ST.
| Louis to attend meeting of the board Of
| lady directors of the Louisiana Purchase
| Exposition, of which she is treasurer.
The Rev. Carl Summerbell, of lie Grand,
| Ia, who was the guest Of Prof. and
| Mrs. w. A. Bell, has gone to Dayton for
a visit with relatives before returning home.
The Association of Collegiate Alumnae.
Indiana branch, will be entertained by Miss
| Julia Moore Saturday afternoon, March D..
| DR.. Dickey will speak on the National Tech
| meal Institute.
| Mr.. anG Mrs. A. l.. Mason have removed
| to the residence of Mrs Townley, 80 West
1 Eleventh street, owing to some changes
which are being made in their Delaware
| street home.
Mrs. Augusta SEVERN and Miss Augusta
Rentsch have gone to New York to ac-
I company Miss Rentsch, of Germany who
i is returning to her home, after visit with
| Mrs. SEVERN.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| Helen Shirk. daughter of Mrs. Gilbert II.
Shirk. of Upton, and Mr.. George Shortl,,
/ jr., of the same city. The wedding will
| take place early in April.
Miss Fannie Valinetz entertained with a
| hearts party last evening in honor of
| Miss Rose Spector, of Lafayette. Among
| the guests from out of town were Miss
LIGHT, of Oakland, CAL, and Mr. Shengold,
| of Cleveland, ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Stein and Miss Stein. of
! Anderson, and Mrs. Trees and Mrs. Car
| penter. of Shelbyville. will come Thurs
| day to visit Mrs. G. Z. Trees and Miss
| Trees for week. Mrs. Trees Will enter
| tain a few friends at dinner Thursday
| evening in honor of her guests.
The Fortnightly Literary Club will have
| an open day to-day for all those who are
| interested in a collection of etchings, dry
points and engrayings, lent by Mr.. Albert
| Roullier, of Chicago. In addition there are
| fifty water colors by Indiana Union Of Lit
| erary Clubs The exhibit will be open to
| the public in the east parlor of the
| Propylaeum from to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Gray entertained
| with a dancing party last evening at the
| Assembly Hall, Sixteenth and Illinois
| streets. in honor of Miss Willis of Vicks-
| burg, Miss, who is visiting them Among
| the guests from out of town were Mr.
| of NOblesville; Miss Cook, OF Scranton, Pa,
with Miss Mary Winter, and Mr.. Van
| Ripper. of Anderson.
Miss Anna Smith entertained twenty
| guests at cards yesterday afternoon in
| Bates, of Liberty. The decorations were i'm
! pink and green. In the dining room the
| buffet was banked with ferns and pink
| rosebuds, and for the center of the table
| was a basket of azaleas. The rooms were
, lighted with pink-shaded tapers. Assisting
| Miss Smith in entertaining her guests was
| her sister, Mrs. Brassen.
| DIR. Henry Van Hummell gave a delight
| full dinner at the University Club last night
| In honor of Mrs Evelyn Austin Seguin, of
| Asheville, y. c. Covers were laid at the
| table. which decorated with American
| Beauty roses, for twenty-One guests Al
| the conclusion of the dinner the
| guests repaired to the residence of Mr.