Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1901 — Page 18
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THE IHHIANAPOLIS HEWS, SATURDAY, JTJHE 15, 1901.
The Debonair Club will dance at Broad Ripple June. 22. 8. 8. McClure, of New York, la visiting Booth Tarkington. Mrs. Pierce Norton is expected home from Europe next week. Miss Nora Taggart has returned from Vassar College for the summer. Arthur B. Compton left to-day for Chicago to visit relatives and friends. J E. Cravens has returned from college, and is with his parents in Irvington. Mrs. E. C. Reid has returned from Detroit, where she visited her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Oxenford left today for Chicago and the northern resorts. Miss Clara McLaughlin, of Chicago, is visiting Mrs. Henry Eitel for a few days. Mrs. 8. K. Harmnerly and Mrs. R. Seaman Mills have returned from Oreen-
castle.
Miss Elisabeth Driggs returned to-day from Chicago, where she has been study-
ing art.
Miss Franks Yockey entertained last evening for Miss Leafy Wharton, of An-
derson.
Mrs. J. B. Poirier will sail Wednesday for Leeds, England, to visit relatives un-
til September.
Miss Nellie Blit*, of Minneapolis, arrived yesterday and is with her aunt, Mrs. W.
R N. Silvester.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mayer and family, of Morton Place, will leave Mon-
day for \yinona.
I Miss Myrtle Johnson, of Bellefontaine street, entertained a party of school
friends yesterday.
Miss Cora Griffith went to South Charleston to-day to attend a house party
j^tven by Miss Scarff.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lathrop and daughter, of Greensburg, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Browning.
John L. Geiger will leave Tuesday for New York and sail June 26 for London to
remain until September.
Eugene V. Minor will leave Tuesday for Ft. Wayne to live, and Mrs. Minor will
join him in a short time.
The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Wednes-
day In the church parlors.
^ Miss Edith Smith and Miss Hoegh left yesterday for Smith College, and later
will visit friends in Maine.
Miss Jessie Cook entertained the graduating class of No. 46 school last night
and read the class prophecy.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Haughey and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Haughey and family have
removed to their Mapleton farm.
h Mrs. H. Alden Adams will go to Buffalo this evening, to join Mr. Adams, and
later they will visit in Cleveland.
Mrs G. Aubrey Davidson, of Los Angelee, Cal., Is visiting Mrs. Mary Maxwell Klppenberg, en route to New York. Mrs. J. J. Fletcher and daughter. Miss Eloise Fletcher, of Kansas City, Mo., are guests of H. F. Fletcher and family. _Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vehllng. of ETrnlra, N. Y., are visiting their sister, Mrs. L. Zimmer, 1412 Hoyt avenue. - Mrs. J. C. Wright has invited the members of the Katherine Home board to meet at her home, Monday morning. Mrs. Henrietta Tasch and daughter. Mr;-. Frederick Miller, will sail for Europe Thursday to remain three months. H. A. Bickford and J. F. Grelsen, ot Fayetteville, will leave Thursday for Buffalo and Boston, to spend the sum-
mar.
Mrs. Thomas Bassett and Miss Ella Waite have returned from Boston and Taunton, where they spent a month with relatives. Miss Caroline Burford will give a family dihner and dance this evening at the
Katherine Klnerk, Wabash; Miss Elizabeth Bettcher, North Liberty; Mtsa Clura Washburn. Petoskey; Miss Blanche Stone, Kokomo; P, W. Dykema, Grand Rapids. Mich.; C. W: Stone, Oshkosh, WIs.; Miss Ida M. Mendenhall. Bloomlngdale; Miss Cora M. Halsey. Oshkosh; Miss Mary E.
following Monday, Mrs. Ingram will give ^ y ro N ' i'tvTu? a 'TimmuIav pv*>nimr Jun*' \ictor, la.. Miss Lizzie M. Arnold, Osh-
s. oste is: i ». %, ***.*«>»*, Hf «- ,0 , In,™. Tcr 8 r« H«ut,; Mies' It.K Peed*. Mrs. A. Schelischmidt and son Adolph, | Chicago: Miss Emma Lakey, New Lisbon; MS; SS..2Jp3? F^7,b^ s &. summer with her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Ml8S Mary s Hill, Terre Haute; Miss Nleding. Mr. Schellschxntdt will remain ; Marle Patton. North Madison; Miss Elizathere a few days, and then leave for J H inchman, North Vernon; Mis.-
Ethel Heath, Terre Haute; Miss Carrie Merrill, Southport; Miss Ida
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Mrs. William Schulmeyer entertained sixty ladles of the Social Turnvereln with a supper at Turner Park yesterday. The tables were decorated with geraniums and ferns. Mrs. Maria Schulmeyer, president of the society, and Mrs. Jaul Janke made addresses. Mrs. P. Burns entertained the Shamrock Club Thursday. The members are Mesdames T. Quinn, G. Pritchett, G. Stevenson, J. Truelock J. Taylor, J. Taylor. Sr. and Jr., w. Taylor, J. McConnell. 8. Pollock and J. Greenwaldt. The club meets every two weeks. The Sans Souci Club give a miscellaneous shower, Thursday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Alpha B. Hanson, in North Illinois street, for Miss Edna Burton, who will be married this month to Lee Taylor, of Matthews. The rooms were decorated with roses and sweet honeysuckle. Miss Burton received many beautiful presents. Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and daughter Charlotte and Miss Mary Knippenberg will leave to-morrow for* New York, where they will be joined by Henry Knippenberg and will sail for Europe Thursday. They will visit Norway, Sweden, the North Cape, several cities of Russia, Germany and Paris. Mr. Scott and Mr. Knippenberg will return In September and the others will remain abroad a year, spending the winter In southern France. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown gave a dinner last evening to a party of thirty. The dinner was served at small tables, and was progressive. The waitresses, in dainty gowns and aprons, were the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Misses Bess and Gertrude Brown, and their friends. Misses Emma and Stella Vondersaar. Miss Lila Allison and Miss Bessie Trout. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and daughters will go to Winona next week to spend the summer in their cottage there. Mrs. W. E. Stevenson and Miss Edna Stevenson entertained, last evening, for their visitors, Miss Nellie Peake, of Kansas City, and Miss Lucy Simonton, of Lebanon, O. A tea was followed by a dance for the assisting girls and an equal number of young men. The guests were Miss Frances Pangborn, Miss Edna Frank, Miss Edith Griffith. Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Elizabeth Fletcher, Miss Sue Chambers and Miss Clara Hawkins. The rooms were made attractive with a profusion of June flowers. A party of friends will arrive to-morrow to visit Dr. and Mrs. Ward, who will entertain’ them at luncheon and will have a house party for several days. The company will include Mr. and Mrs. John Jemlson, Mrs. Emily Jemison, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jemlson and Ward Jemlson, of Connersvllle; Mr. and Mrs. Greenburg Hanson and Ward Hanson, of Aiqulna; Mrs. Addle Guffin, of Ridgefarm, 111.; James R. Halil, George W. Halil, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Halil and sons Clarence, Mason and Ralph, of Cincinnati, and Marion Ward, of this city.
Country Club
Louisville.
for Miss Haldeman, of
Mrs. J. Sonnenberger has gone to
La-
ment, 111., for the summer. Mr. Sonnenberger, who accompanied her, will return
next Friday. . •
Miss Grpce Armstrong left to-day for her home In Camden, N. J. Miss Bright Armstrong will remain here until the last
of the month.
Mr., and Mrs. W. R. Myers have returned to Anderson, accompanied by Mrs. Scott and Mrs. McLeod, who will remain
several weeks.
.Miss Florence Dunning Is home from Vassar. Miss Eleanor Carey, of Vassar, Is visiting in the East for a few weeks be-
fore. returning home.
Major Downing has returned from Ann Arbor and is with his grandparents. Col. and Mrs. M. A Downing. His mother
will come next Week.
Mrs. H. D. Hesse and daughter, Virginia. have gone to Lafayette to spena a month, and will then go to Ohio to re-
main until September.
Miss Mary E. Colgan will spend the month of July with Mrs. Helen B. Holman and daughters, at their summer cot-
tage, Cragsmoor, N. Y.
Miss Fannie Wakely, of Jacksonville, HI. jprofessor of Latin at the State Unlfty, will come Monday to visit Miss
Ward for a few days.
Walter F. Smith, of Terre Haute, his •ister. Miss Nellie Smith, of this city, and Walter Vance, of Michigan University, will go tc Buffalo next week. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Thlebaud. of Springfield, O., will come next Thursday for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Layman, of Woodruff Place.
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Woodruff’s Feast of Lanterns. The social event of next week will be the feast of lanterns entertainment Friday evening in Woodruff Place. It is the most spectacular out-of-doors affair that is given, and each alternate year It serves to Interest hundreds of people by Us brilliance and beauty. It Is estimated that thirty thousand lanterns will be used by the residents of Woodruff in the decoration and embellishment of houses and grounds. Many lanterns will be of unique design and artistically arranged In the several drives. Festoons of the lanterns will be strung on the houses, and from them to the trees and from branch to branch. The sight is one well worth go-
ing & long distance to see.
The residents of Woodruff associated with the Free Kindergarten and Children’s Aid Society, the organization for whose benefit the affair is given, have general charge of it, and they have enlisted every one in the beautiful suburb to assist in making it a .complete success. Special committees have been chosen to arrange different attractions. For instance, there will be dancing In the clubhouse to the music of Hart's full orchestra. There will be a side show, with many circuslike accessories, a band, a hurdy-gurdy, etc. A special palmist has neen engaged, who will read palms and give an illustrated Impression of each hand read. Garden seats in plenty will be provided, so that pedestrians may have places to rest. There will be two bands stationed in different parts of the park, and numerous places where ice cream, cake and lemonade may bo bought. Every house will be open to friends and visitors. This will be the last “feast of lanterns’’ that Woodruff Place will give, as a great part of the work of - the kindergarten will pass under
the care of the city next year. .
One of the features of the evening will be an exhibition drill by the English Zouaves, who have attained remarkable >roflciency, and whose drills are attract-
profi ive.
Engagements and Weddings. Miss Katherine B. Pfau and Theodore B. Hatfield will be married, Wednesday morning, at St. Mary’s church. Invitations are out for the marriage, June 26, of Miss Nettie Wallace, of this city, and Thomas L: James, of Logans-
port.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wacker have issued Invitations for the marriage, June 27, of their daughter, Florence, and Oscar
Boecher.
The engagement is announced of Miss Frances Baar and George A. Miller. The weddlig will take place at the Sacred Heart church, Tuesday, June 25, at 9
o’clock.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Crlley announce the engagement of their daughter, Minerva Helen, and George L. .Blackford, of Edgewood, Pa. The wedding will take
place June 26.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Mary Beatrice Greeley, daughter of Mrs. Katharine Greeley, and Edward R. Gray. The wedding will take place the latter
pert of this month.
The engagement is announced of Miss Sara Alice Cass, a teacher in the city schools, to John Henry Carton, formerly of this city, but now of Oskaloosa, la. The wedding will take place June 26, at
St. John’s church.
Mrs. Albert P. Owen announces the engagement of her cousin. Miss Hailie Graham Stutson, and Dr. Edgar Allen
George B. Comly, of this city, now stationed at San Felipe, eight miles from Manila, has been promoted to a second lieutenancy, dating from February last, George T. Evans has recovered from his recent illness and. wdth Mrs. Evans, left to-day for New York. They will sail .Wednesday on the Oceanic for Europe.
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for Europe next month to remain until au-
tumn. f
Mm James W. Noel will receive inforBmlly Monday afternoon for Mrs. Clifton Bloan, of Kansas City, and Mrs. J. H. Sloam of Santa Fe, N. M. There are no
invitations.
Miss Grace Eldred and Miss May Alli•on have gone to northern Michigan for the summer. They will visit Traverse City, Bay View, Petoskey and the north-
ern peninsula.
Mrs. W. J. Roach will return, to-mor-row, from Morrow, O., where she was called by the death of a relative. Miss Marie Jack, of Lebanon, O., is visiting
Miss Helen Roach.
Mrs. C. E. Galloway gave a children s luneheon, yegterday, in honor of Anna Belle Voornees. of Spokane, Wash., and Masters Jack. Warden and Stewart Wil-
•on. Of Santiago. Chile.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Griffith, who
were located in Lexington. Ky.. will remove to Texarkaha. Ark. Mrs. Griffith will remain here some time with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Bird. Mrs. W. C. Bull, of this city, and Mrs.
J. H. Alexander, of Greensburg, will go to Anderson Tuesday to visit their sister. Mrs. J. A. Hough. Mrs. Bull will return
July 1 and Mrs Alexander July 12. Mrs. C. Gordon Ball, Mrs. .George N,
Foresman. Mrs Charles Marstellar and Mrs. Daniel Luten. of Lafayette* will
lanterns. Friday night!* 1 hT 0 Woodruff 1 Ingram, Carl Edward Ingram, Elliott s j a> * 0 l r ) ts: Place wooaruI1 j Perkins. Jr, H. C. Harley, of Defiance. Hoos ^ r L gjuggn
Section A of the Social Circle of the p * Ferguses “and uTldam
, . - vV afternoon ers ^TM. Rnd -^ ,l ! la ^- bi,roule ’
With Mrs N. A. Rose and her sister, i ring-bearer.
M. Andrus, with her mother, Wequetonslng, Mich.; Ezra Roberts, Kokomo; Miss Edna Harter. Hagerstown; Miss Jennie McFarland. Southport; Miss Harriet Wallace, Jackson, Mich.; Ellis Walker, Fond du Lac, WIs.; Flora Robinson, Greenwood; Miss Mary B. Denny, Greencastle: Miss Grace Richardson, Ludlow, Ky.: Miss Deborah Elliott, Stock well; W. H. Huffman. Springfield. O.; Marcellus Neal, Bloomington; Miss Beulah Porter, Chicago; Miss Ella Croker, Richmond; Miss Virginia Babb, Somerset, O.; Miss Cora B. Jackson, Detroit; Ambia Keene, Churubusco; Miss Nora Roberts, Kokomo; Miss Mattie Roberts, Adrian. Mich.; Fred J. Turner, Waupon, Wis.; Mis* Helen Weidig, Madison; Miss Margaret A Carroll, Crawfordsvllle; Miss Adele Stork, Odell, 111.; Miss Kate Walton. Phoenicia, N. Y.; Miss Lena Bodemer, Greencastle; Miss Kate Kelley, Noblesville; Miss Virginia Willaman, Salem, O.; Miss Flora Drake, Vevay; Miss Ellen Gray don and Miss Jane Graydon, with their mother and family, Bay View, Mich.; Miss Julia Ashley, Hanesville, Md.; Miss Lydia Elckhoff, Gallaudet; Miss Mary Bledenmelsler. Muskegan. Mich.; Miss Harriet Phipps, Valley Mills; Miss Laura Harness, Southport: Miss Mayme Griffin, Ogden; George M. Chadwell, Williamstown, Mass.; Miss Jennie Colberg, Silver Creek. N. Y.; Miss Nellie Paddleford, Tuscola. 111.; Miss Laura Benedict, Paragon; Miss Katheryn Straub, Ripley, O.; Miss Josephine Mora, St. Mary's; Miss Alice Alexander, Norwood; Miss Laura Frazee, Frankfort; Miss Blanche Stults, Huntington. Misses Rachel Sheridan, Elizabeth O’Mara and Eleanor Adams will study at the Chicago University; Misses Jennie Edgeworth. Caroline Ashbrook. Kate Mason and Mary Collier, at the Harvard Annex; Edwin F. Stokes, at Columbia Cqllege. From Knlckerbacker Hall: The Misses Yerkea. northern Michigan; Miss Mitchell, Scotland; Miss Harcourt, Germany; Miss Hanna, Alton, 111.; Miss pridgeman, St.
Louis.
From the Girls' Classical School: Mrs. May Wright Sewall, California; Miss Fredonia Allen, Connecticut; Miss Hardwick, Nova Scotia; Miss Lyman, Montreal; Madame Welgeldt. Maryland; Miss Weed, Grand Rapids; Miss Benton, Coldwater, Mich.; Mrs. A. J. Atkinson, Wi-
nona.
Miss Adelaide Carman, of the Institution for the Blind, will go to Blltmore,
N. C.
Going to Yellowstone. Yellowstone Park will be visited by a number of Indianapolis people this summer. Many of those going to the Epworth League convention at San Francisco will return by the northern route, making the tour of the park on the homeward Journey. The only excursion to run through to the park from Indianapolis without change will be the Lowe party, which leaves Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon over the Big Four. Thle party will be accompanied by Mr. Lowe in person, who will guide the visitors to the principal places of Interest and show them where the biggest fish are hidden. The party will be gone sixteen days, ten of which will be spent camping out in the park. Talking of the sights of the Yellowstone Park to-day, Mr. Lowe said: “A visit to this wondelful place Is an event in any one’s life. The Orient and the Occident may be ransacked lnvaln for the matchless curiosities that are crowded Into this one spot In the heart of the Rocky mountains. In the park are 4.000 beautiful hot springs and a hundred geysers; a mountain of black glass; three mountains of pure sulphur;.a real volcano; scores of mountains whose altitudes range from 9,000 to 15.0-V) feet, many of them capped with snow that never melts; there are a hundred waterfalls, the largest being that of the Yellowstone river, with a fall of 360 feet; the grand canyon of the Yellowstone, the subllmest spectacle on thi globe; the greatest forest reserves In the United States; 35,000 e.k, thousands of tame deer and antelope and countless droves of smaller animals that have their habitat in the Rocky mountains, besides the finest trout fishing !n the United States or any other country. This will probably be the banner year for park visitors, as the great reserve Is in excellent condition and the early spring out there hos brought into bloom nearly all of the 618 kinds of wild flowers that carpet the bills and valleys and mountains.”
Thursday Afternoon Club Program. Officers—President, Mrs. J. W. McGrew; first vice-president, Mrs. J. B. Atkinson; second vice-president, Mrs. B. W. Gillespie; secretary, Mrs. J. F. Benham; treasurer, Mrs. A. J. Mullan; program committee. Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Toiin, Mrs. Linton, Mrs. Wheeler; executive committee, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Spray, Mrs. Hoss; delegate to local council, Mrs. Toiin. October 3—President’s day; hostess. Mrs. J. W. McGrew, assisted by Mrs. C. Roberson, Mrs. J. F. Benham, Mrs. C. Edwards, Mrs. W. S. Hoss. October 17—Hostess, Mrs. G. Sheridan; quotations from “Midsummer Night's Dream”; “First Novelist, Arthur Mervyn,” Mrs. W. H. Wheeler; “Country Life,” Mrs. Charles Roberson; “PanAmerican Exposition,” Mrs. D. K. Armstrong; Rummer notes, club. October 31—Hostess, Mrs. D. J. Roberson; quotations from “As You Like It”; “Washington Irving,” Mrs. C. Edwards; "Alhambra,” Mrs. W. P. Spray; “New-
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stead Abbey," Mrs. C. Sheridan; recita-
tion, Mrs. J. W. McGrew.
November ^—Hostess, Mrs. A. B. Toiin; quotations from “Romeo and Juliet; “Maurice Thompson and His Last Book, ‘ Mrs. J. F. Benham; “The Social and intellectual Condition of the Times,” Mrs. T. P. Overman; "Woman Givers and
Their Gifts,” Mrs. A. J. Mullan.
November 21—Hostess, Mrs. D. K. Armstrong; quotations from "City Legends"; “Will Carleton and His Works," Mrs. J. B. Harrell; "The Child’s Home Life,’’ Mrs. J. E. Morrow; recitation, Mrs. B. W. Gillespie; recitation, Mrs. A. B. Toiin. December 6—Guest evening; hostess. Mrs. B. W. Gillespie, assisted by Mrs. A. B. Toiin, Mrs. C. Sheridan. Mrs. C. J.
Linton, Mrs. J. B. Atkinson.
December 18—Hostess, Mrs. J. F. Benham. Quotations > from “Love’s Labor Lost"; "Biography of John B. Gough,’ Mrs. W. Hoss; “Mary A. Livermore.”
"Evangeline." Mrs. J. E. Morrow; “Other Poems.” Mrs. C. Roberson; “Kate Douglas Wiggin.’’ Mrs. J. B. HarrelL May 22—Hostess, Mrs. Charles Roberson. Quotations, "One Day's Menu;” "Some Mistakes of Women." Mrs. D. Roberson; "The Home and Housekeeping of To-day. ’ Mrs. I). K. Armstrong; recitation, Mrs. B. W. Gillespie. June 6—Hostess. Mrs. H. B. Treat. Quotations from Hawthorne; “Nathaniel Hawthorne,” Mrs. T. P. Overman; "House of Seven Gables,” a study. Mrs. C. Edwards; "Some Indiana Authors,” Mrs. C. Roberson. June 20—Guest evening. Hostess. Mrs. W. H. Wheeler, assisted by Mrs. H. B. Treat. Mrs. D. Roberson, Mrs. D. K. Armstrong, Miss Morris. Magazine Club Program. The Magazine Club will study “Japan” next season, and has Issued the following program: October 6—With Mrs. Joseph Reagan. President’s day. October 19—With Mrs. Rose S. Coleman. “A Glance at the History of Japan,” Mrs. Margaret Shaw; reading, ‘The Fisher Boy,” Mrs. A. J. Clark; conversation, "Legends and Folk Lore,” Mrs. Charles Busby, leader. November 2—With Mrs. C. E. Galloway. “Toklo,” Miss Ida Foudray; five-minute talks on “Climate,” Miss Florence Patterson; “Volcano,” Mrs. William Sumner; "Vegetable Products,” Mrs. Eliza Hopkins: "Vehicles and Guides,” Mrs. Abner Lewis; “Mt. Fuji-San," Miss Carrie Fisher; "Nlkko,” Mrs. O. E. Fifield. ' November 16—With Mrs. E. P. Brown. “International Relations," Mrs. J. L. Benedict; five-minute talks on “Treaty Ports,” Mrs. P. M. Dill; "The Flag,” Mrs. D. W. Tibbs; “Railway Systems,” Mrs. Charles ’Busby; “Prisons,” Mrs. Joseph Reagan; “The Japanese Soldier," Miss Jessie Hamilton. November 30—With Mrs. Eliza Hopkins. "Religions,” Mrs. J. S. Berryhlll; “Buddhist Hymn," Mrs. M. H. Shaw; discussion, “The Influence of Christianity,” Mrs. A. J. Clark, leader. December 14—With Miss Carrie Fisher. “The Occult,” Mrs. C. E. Galloway, leader. December 28—With Mrs. O. L. Huey. "An Evening In Japan"; committee, Mrs. Oscar Huey, Mrs. C. E. Busby, Mrs. M. H. Shaw r , Mrs. J. L. Benedict, Mrs. N. T. Ferine, Mrs. William Cumback, Jr. January 11—With Mrs. P. M. Dill. “The Literature,” Mrs. A. J. Clark; “Examples,” Mrs. O. L. Huey. January 26—With Mrs. Abner Lewis. “Foreign Influence on the Literature,” Mrs. P. M. Dill; piano solo. Miss Foudray; conversation, “Newspapers and Periodicals.” Mrs. J. W. Beck, leader. February 8—With Mrs. Osgood Fifield. “The Drama,” Mrs. Rose S. Coleman. February 22—Social day. Committee. Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. E. P. Brown and Mrs. M. J. Allison. March 8—With Mrs. Charles Busby. “Japanese Women,” Mrs. William Sumner; "Child Life,” Mrs. C. E. Bacon; conversation, “Pastimes and Holidays,” Mrs. J. R. Francis, leader. March 22-With Mrs. D. W. Tibbs. "The Throne and the Nobles," Mrs. Eliza Hopkins; "Social Customs,” Miss Grace Eldred. April 5—With Mrs. Benedict. Election of officers. April 19—With Miss Florence Patterson. Current events, “Science." Mrs. Oscar Huey; “Politics,” Miss Adelaide Carman; "Art,” Mrs. R. S. Coleman; “Religion,” Mrs. Benedict. May 3—With Mrs. M. H. Shaw. Song. Ten-minute talks on "Japanese Gardens,” Mrs. Joseph Reagan; “Trees,” Mrs. Abner Lewis; “Flowers,” Miss Florence Patterson; "Decoration Day,” Mrs. D. W T . Tibbs. Song. May 19—With Miss Ida Foudray, “Characteristics of Japanese Art,” Mrs. E. P. Brown; “Keramics,” Mrs. N. T. Ferine. * May 31—With Mrs. Eliza Hopkins. “Architecture,” Mrs. L. N. Poyser; “Metal Work,” Mrs. Fifield; piano solo, Mrs. Benedict: “Textile Fabrics,” Mrs, Frank Keegan; “Sculpture,” Miss Mary Collier. June 7—Picnic.
Clio Club Program. The exercises for the Clio Club next season will be October 11—With Mrs. A. H. Webb. President’s day. Mrs. Webb retiring, Mrs R. W. Furnas, Incoming president. Music. October 25-Wlth Mrs. J. H. Stubbs. "What Queen Victoria Did for Music," Mrs. S. L. Kiger; “The Domestic Life of Queen Victoria," Mrs. J. H. Furnas. November 8—With Mrs. R. W. Furnas. Guest day. November 22—With Mrs. W T . N. Wilson. "Publjc Events That Are Making History,” Mrs. H. G. Coughlen; “Some Eminent Journalists,” Mrs. J. A. Risk; “My Newspaper Clippings,” Mrs. H. M. Hadley. December 13—W’lth Mrs. J. G. McDowell. Responses from Shakespeare. “William Shakespeare—The Man,” Mrs. M. I. Kramer; "Portia—A Study of Womanly Wit and Wisdom," Mrs. Ralph Morgan. January 10—With Mrs. J. J. Brown. Open day. Roll call—proverbs. “Women of the Bible," Mrs. Brown and Mrs. M. C. Kendall, leaders. January 24-Wlth Mrs. Willard Evans. “Recent Publications,” Mrs. F. F. McCrea; “Past and Present in Literature,” Mrs. Robert Adams. February 14—With Mrs. Edward Selvage. “Historic Spots In Indiana," Mrs. Evans; “Our State Institutions,” Mrs. Richardson Rowntree. February 28—With Mrs. F. F. McCrea. “Indiana Poets.” Mrs. John Morgan; “Prose -Writers of Indiana." Mrs. S. S. orris March H-With Mrs. H. M. Hadley. Responses from Dickens. “Women of Dickens,” Mrs. A. H. Webb; “Sydney Carton—A Study,” Mrs. J. F. Edwards. March 28—With, Mrs. Ralph Morgan. "Mexican Pottery." Mrs. Frank Raible; “Modern Potteries,” Mrs. W. N. Wilson; "Bits of History in Porcelain," Mrs. Jesse Kellum. April 11—With Mrs. Charles Nordyke. Election. Miscellaneous program, arranged by Mrs. W. P. Socwell and Mrs. A. T. Coate. April 25—With Mrs. M. I. Kramer. Guest day. "The Influence of Music,” Mrs. Edward Selvage; “Thomas Moore," illustrated with songs, Mrs. Rowland Evans. May 9—With Mrs. J. H. Furnas. "The Indian of To-day," Mrs. J. H. Stubbs; "The Indian in Fiction," Mrs. Charles Nordyke. May 23—With Mrs. Rowland Evans. “Some Great Religions," Mrs. J. G. McDowell; “Home Life and Characteristics of Some Authors," Mrs. R. W. Furnas.
V* * 4*«.*** KJk V4 A-'*. . 1 J'VIICIl ! ****«»• ’ ’ * **v*»w t * J » v* t, Whltmer, of Columbus, O. The wedding Mrs. A. B. Toiin; temperance love story.
the gu* at of Mr*. la Columtms.
nounewl. Miss Fster Cole assisted in entertaining. The house was fragrant with roses, these being used entirely in decorating. NORTH INDIANAPOLIS. Mrs. Marshall has gone to Muncle. Mrs. D. B. Shawhan has gone to Charlottes-
ville.
Mrs. Knee, of Tipton.
Mary Liebtag.
The Rev. C. Claude Travia went to Roach-
dale Wednesday
Mrs. Charlie Stohn. of Lexington, 1* visiting Mrs. James Gary. Mrs. Grant Fee and daughter Gladys have gone to Noblesvllle. C. F. Cather, of Anderson, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Myers. George L. Knox, of Vincennes, is the guest of the Rev. J. Edward Brown. Miss Gussle Bowie was the guest of the Miss Snowdens Wednesday evening. The Ladles' Aid of the St. Paul M. E. church met at the church Wednesday afternoon. Ben Jones, of The Indianapolis News' Newsboys Band, spent Thursday in Alexandria. The George Washington Club will meet at the home of Irene Burkhart this afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Rex, former pastor of St. Paul M. E. church. Is the guest of O. D. Cosier. Mr. and Mrs. Robbins, of Walkerton, are the guests of the Rev. W. H. Shepherd and wife. Mrs Dr. Snowden and daughters Jessie and Melvina are visiting relatives in Hortonvllle. Fred Cunningham, who has been visiting here, has returned to his home in St. Louis,
Mo.
Mrs. John Moffett had a reunion Thursday of Fayette county people from all parts of the city. Claude Higgins, of Marion Park, left for Chicago Sunday, where he will spend the summer. The Rev. S. C. Miller and wife, of Wabash, visited the Rev. J. Edward Brown and wife this week. The Ladles' Aid of the Marion Park M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. Strup Wednesday afternoon. Children's day will be observed by the St. Paul M. E. church Sunday-school to-morrow morning at 10:30. The Children's day exercises of the Seventh Christian church will be held to-morrow evening at the church. The Home Missionary Society of the Home Presbyterian church met with Mrs. Ed Sprague yesterday afternoon. F. F. Williamaon returned from Crawfordsville Thursday, where he has been for a few days visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rynerson and family, of Franklin, will spend to-morrow wiih Mr. and Mrs. Levi L. Cornell. Miss Kate DeGrove, who has been visiting her brother. E. DeGrove, has returned to her home in Grand Rapids, Mich. Miss Hattie Manning returned from Fayette county Wednesday, where she had spent a week with relatives and friends. Dr. Clssel, presiding elder of the Crawfordsvtlle district, preached his last sermon at the St. Paul M. E. church Tuesday evening. Superintendent Keller, of the Home Presbyterian church, entertained his Sunday-school teachers at his home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eisenhaut, who were married at Brookvllle recently, came here Thursday and are guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Jones. The Home Presbyterian church will give a festival at the church lawn on the evening of June 21. The News’ Newsboys Band will give a concert at this time. The Rev. N. H. Shepherd will preach a special sermon at the Seventh Christian church to-morrow morning in honor of the Woodman’s Lodge, which will attend. Clifton Webb, of this place, and Miss Ada Prltchet, of Pittsboro, were married at the office of the Rev. J. W. Crews Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Webb are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Foster. Miss Hazel Bennett entertained a number of friends at her home In Thirty-first street Friday evening. The house was adorned with palms and orange blossoms and the lawn was decorated with Japanese lanterns. The Current Topics Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Clark Wednesday evening. Thomas Hazelrtg read the paper of the evening, on "Industrial civilization.” Miss Heikman favored the club with a piano solo. The teachers of school No. 41 gave a luncheon at the school building Thursday in honor of their principal, Miss Ada Duzan. It was a pleasant surprise to Miss Duzan and expressed the deep feeling that exists between teachers and principal. As a proof of this feeling the teachers presented a souvenir spoon to their principal. The graduating exercises of school No. 41 were held In the school hall last evening. There were twenty-nine graduates. Charlie Owen made the graduating address and Miss Ada Duzan, the principal, presented the diplomas. Roy Stratton spoke on “The Boyhood of Great Men;" Halcle Dreyer on "The Girlhood of Noted American Women;" Edith Morgan, Harry Grubbs and Leona Collins recited; Ruth Ackerman and Helen Wire gave piano solos; Grover Owen gave the salutatory and Bessie Jones was valedictorian. Ruth Ackerman was class historian and Mary Messick gave the class prophecy.
Bellefontaine, weeks.
where they will spend two
Mr. Thornburg and family have returned
from Farmland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hendrix have returned from
Kalkaska. Mich.
E. W. Titus is attending the Y. M. C. A.
convention in Boston.
Elton Titus will leave next week to visit
Mrs. B. W. Gillespie; reading, Mrs. J.
B. Atkinson.
January 2—Hostess, Mrs. J. B. Atkinson. Quotations form "Winter’s Tale"; “Maria Mitchell,” Mrs. A. J. Mullan; “Important ! American Inventions,” Mrs. J. W. Me- i Grew; "What Edison Has'Done for the World,” Mrs. H. B. Treat; reading, Mrs.
W. P. Spray.
January 16—Hostess, Mrs. W. S. Hoss. J Quotations, “King Lear"; ’•’Julia Ward llowe,” Mjs. D. Roberson; reading, "D. L. Moody, Mrs. J. E. Morrow; "The Ways of a Queen,” Mrs. J. B. Atkinson; “Colonial Days,” Mrs. T. P. Overman.
will take place July 10. The wedding trip will ba to Europe, and the “at home” in
Columbus, O.. after October 1.
The attendants at the marriage of Miss Clara Ingram and James McIntosh Judson, at Tabernacle church, June 26, will be Miss Mary Kahlo, maid of honor; Miss Bessie Lees Adams, of Toledo; Miss Nellie Blitz, Minneapolis; Miss Helen Swain, Miss Beatrice Byers, Miss Grace Gookin. Miss Laurel Thayer, Miss Lena Brash and Miss Mary Searle, of this city, bridesmaids; Misses Edna Bromley Adams, of Toledo, . O., and Ethlyn Colby, of
Birmingham; Ala., flower girls; Fred-. on - u .
erlck W. Judson. best man; Horace Col- ! _J anu «-ry 30—Hostess, Mrs. C. J. Linton.
THEIR SEASON OF REST.
"The
Hoosier Poet." Mrs. C. Sheridan; "That Old Sweetheart of Mine," Mrs. W. P. j Spray; recitation. Mrs. J. F. Benham; i
leading, Mrs. J. B. Atkinson.
February 13—Hostess. Mrs. A. J. Mullan. Quotations from "The Merchant of Venice"; “Character Sketch of Lew Wal-' lace," Mis. H. B. Treat; review of “Beni Hur," Mrs. C. J. Linton; "Wonderful | Power of a Mother's Influence." Mrs. A. j
B. Toiin.
February 27—Hostess. Mrs. J. E. Mor- 1 row. Quotations from "Macbeth”; "Ed-! gar Allan Poe,” Mrs. J. B. Harrell; "Poetry and Prose," Mrs. W. H. Wheeler; ' recitation. Mrs. J. \V. McGrew; reading. |
Mrs. C. J. Linton.
March 13—Guest evening. Hostess, Mrs. j J. B. Harrell, assisted by Mrs. A. J Mul-j lan, Mrs. W. P. Spray. Mrs. T. P. Over-
man, Mrs. J. E. Morrow.
March 27—Hostess, Miss Morris. Quotations from Emerson; "Ralph Waldo Emerson." Mrs. D. K Armstrong; "William
w # . , -— - «• Cullen Bryant,” Mrs. W. S. Hoss; recinumber of schools. Other travelers to tation. Mrs. Benham.
Europe will be Archibald Ferguson. Miss! April 10-Hostess. Mrs. T. P Overman
, . - —-i ,,, --- .Mora Love. Miss Bertha Fletcher. Miss Quotations from “Twelfth Night " "Fuday; Mtos Lena Brash win give a lunch-! Myrtle Sloan, Miss Mary Ryker and Miss gene Field." Mrs Charles Edwards- “Faveon at the Country Club Saturday to the Alice Crowell. ; orite Poem." Mrs A. J Mullan; The Life bridesmaids; Mra S. E. Perkins w-IU give Miss SeegtnUler will give a course of : of Florence Nightingale,” Mrs. C J Lin-
« hearts party Saturday evening. The art lectures at Pratt Institute in Brook-1 ton.
=ai- !.r- ■ lyn and later will be in Canada. 1 April 24-Hostess. Mrs. w r. Sprav R^win T^, w ( « , , , w,1 ‘ f° to Dakota. Quotations from O. W. Holmes; sketch. , Mrs. Rose Baldwin Lewis, principal of St. Paul and Buffalo, and then to a coun- "O \y. Holmes, ” Mrs. W. H Wheeler the well-known McDonald-Ellis School for ; try house in Padelsford. N. Y.: Miss Jessie ’ "Holmes’s poetry and Prose " Mr* H Young Ladies, at Washington. D. C.. Is ! Smith. Colorado; Miss Belle Sawyer, with i B T%aL seSns Mrs D.’ Kherson;
Vuh Mrs!‘ N. C A 1 " Ro^Ud "he?‘Yister 11 Ma8ter Dw l * hl Harold Ingram.
Mrs. Knlppenberg. There was a program of Instrumental and vocal music and reci-
tations.
Miss Ann Marshall will go to Kankakee Monday, where she will be a bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Abby Cater, formerly of this city, and Harry Wheeler, of Kankakee, which will take place
Wednesday.
The Twentieth Century Club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Alice Baker. The roll call will be answered by the name of » favorite flower. The program is; "The Ideal Wife,” by Mrs. Ellis: recitation by Mrs. Gebauer; reading by Mrs. Seibert.
Miss Clara Ingram will be tho guest of honor at a series of entertainments pre-.
Where Some Indianapolis Teachers will Spend the Summer Vacation. With the long vacation of three months ahead of them, the teachers in the schools of the city will have ample time to take tripa here and there or spend the entire time recuperating for another year’s work. A great many of the teachers will visit the Pan-American Exposition for a few days, and several will cross the ocean. Superintendent and Mrs. Calvin N. Ken-
vlous’to her marriage. June 36. She will dall sailed yesterday for Europe. ' They have her bridesmaids with her Wednes- i will travel for pleasure and will visit a day; Mias Mary Kahlo ^ H ■
will
A. Wlnterrowd will
have
■miff; ■■■
ive a high tea Fri-
h f r mmher Mrs. J. S Sawyer.' Cali for- conversat'ion. Ts presem'schJwITurfurnish catalogues and meet parents con- Shea. Lexington. Ind.; Miss Grace Van Mav S~Hostes« templating sending their daughters away4 Busklrk. Greensburg; Miss Jessie Hogate, | Quotations from ! to boarding school J Danville; Miss Dora Gibson, iluneie, Miss j "J. G. Whittle
May 8—Hostess. Mrs. Charles Edwards, is from J. G. Whittier; sketch. Whittier,” Mrs. C. Sheridan;]
IRVINGTON. Mrs. Jordan is visiting friends in Rock Island,
111.
S. E. Moorman, of Waveland, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Crawley, of Clayton, is the guest of Miss
Marie Martin
Mrs C. F. Martin, of Jamestown, is the guest Of her daughter, Miss Maude Martin.
Miss Florence Gilbert, of Rushville, Is visit- ; their guest,
Ing Miss Lida Gilbert in Elm avenue. North.
Mrs. Ferrln. after a visit with Mrs. J. R. | Tomlinson, has returned to her home in Mun-
cle.
Frank Reeves, after a visit with Miss Mayme Son.mervlHe, has returned to his home in Den- :
ver. Cclo.
Mrs Samuel Sommerville is In Cincinnati, where she was called by the serious Illness of j
her sister.
Mrs. E P. Wise, who has been visiting Mrs. Joel Moorman for several weeks, left to-
day for ter home In Somerset. Pa.
Mrs. \V. S. Moffett received Informally yesterday afternoon. In honor of Mrs. E. P. Wise,
who left for her home to-day.
The Sigma Chi will give their annual picnic and dance at the Country Club, going out in the afternoon in tallyhos, and taking supper |
at the club.
Miss Charlotte Powell will give a linen shower next Friday afternoon for Miss Juliet i Brown, vhose marriage to C. B. Coleman will
occur June 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McFarland, who ; have been sperdlng the winter in Indianapolis, j have returned to their home In Downey avenue !
for the summer.
Mrs. J. L- Crmpbell and Miss Lenora Camp- > bell will come from their home in Cincinnati j next week to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Camp-
bell and daughters.
President and Mrs. Scot Butler will give their ! annual reception to the Butler facuity and stu- : dents next Tuesday evening, when the members of the senior class will be the guests of
honor.
Mr and Mrs. Van Houghton were called to Brooklyn. N. Y-. a few days ago by the death of Mrs. Van Houghton's mother. Mr. Van i Houghton has returned, but Mrs. Van Hough-
ton will remain several months.
Mrs. C. L. Ritter and Miss Harriet Ritter! have issued invitations for an informal re-
ception to be given VVednei
19. in honoi W. F. Mil'
Sloan of Santa Fe. and Mrs. Clifton Sloan of Kansas City. Mrs. T C. Howe and Miss Carrie Howe gave an informal tea this afternoon, in honor of Miss* Clara McIntyre, whose engagement to Prof. E. W. Abbott, of Butler College, Is an-
WEST INDIANAPOLIS. John Llngie has returned from Sedalta, Mo. Frank Gray has returned from Kentucky. Mtihlon Elliott Is visiting in Madison. Miss Ida Prosser has returned to Scottsburg. James Green is visiting in Greencastle. Mrs. N. Foltz has returned to Madison. Will Spaulding is home from DePauw Univer-
sity.
Mrs. Joseph Knight ha* returned from Zlons-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell have returned from Iowa. Frank Ball spent part of the week in Greencastle. Mrs. J. B. Gohmann has returned from New Albany. Mrs. Amelia Yorger has returned to Cumberland. Miss Motile Helt will go to Cincinnati tomorrow. Miss Shane, of Columbus, is the guest of Mrs. John Ahern. John Heard is the guest of relatives in Butler county. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. James Thacker have returned from Waverly. Mrs. Carrie Brown, of Columbus, is the guest of Mrs. McCammon. Miss Gertie Hanger, of New Albany, is the guest of Mrs. William Hall. Miss Sarah Carmack went to Oamargo, 111., to-day to spend the summer. Mrs. I. H. Shake and Mrs. Gillespie spent part of the week in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Lingle. of McCordsville, have been visiting Mrs. John Lingle. Mrs. Charles Kiser and daughter Helen will go to Catlin, 111., Sunday to visit Mrs. Cham-
pion.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Stout have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Miller in
Flackvtlle.
Samuel Lasley, of Corydon, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Davidson and Mr. and Mrs.
Gaylor Davidson.
Mrs. W. W. Turpin entertained twenty friends Wednesday evening in honor of Mr.
Turpin’s birthday.
The Ladles’ Aid Society of Trinity M. E. church will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. J. F. Baker.
Fifty-three members and friends of First M. E. church Epworth League gave a trolley party
Wednesday evening.
Charlie Stelnbruegge and Della Wood went to Alexandria Thursday with the Indianapolis
* a. *, • n • wm r . - r »—» —
News' Newsboys Band.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Morris-streat Christian church will meet Wednesday after-
noon with Mrs. Wilson.
The Alvin Hovey W. R. C. will give a social at the home of Mrs. Andrew Mitchell, in South Harding street. Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Riley entertained a number of friends Tuesday evening in honor of
Lee Strong, of Belleville.
Tom Rush and family. Mr. and Mrs. Blake, Mr. Atkins and Will Blake, of Greenwood, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lions the first
of the week.
The Junior League of Trinity M. E. church will give a reception to their new' officers and to the members of the Epworth League Wednesday evening in the oburch. The last open meeting of the C. I. Club was held Tuesday evening at the home of George Meiers. A musical and literary program was rendered. A number of visitors were present. The first section of the Twentieth Century Club entertained the second section at the home of Mrs. E. H. Gebauer Wednesday evening. The house was decorated with cut flowers and flower# were given as souvenirs. Mrs. Charles Roberson entertained the members of the Thursday Afternoon Club, and their husbands, Thursday evening. She was assisted by Mrs. C. Sheridan. Mrs. Charles Edwards and Mrs. J. W. McGrew. The house was decorated with a variety of June flowers. A story written by seven members of the club was
read.
Dr. S. L. Mltham has gone to South Lebanon, O.. where he will locate. Mrs. James Mescall and son Charles have returned from Terre Haute. Miss Lillian Harrington, of Dunkirk, is the guest of Mrs. J. Hennessy. Mr. R. A. Baker and Chancy Fintz are spending the week at MiHersvUie. Mrs. J. A. Wolf, of Kankakee, is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller. Mr. Jack Riley, of Bellefontaine, Is the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riley. Frank Pratt, who has been the guest of his brother. Edward, has returned to Bellefontaine. O. Morton Traub will leave next week for Buffalo. N. Y., to attend the Pan-American Exposition. Miss Carrie Whitaker, who has been the guest of Mrs. Mary Leftwick, has returned to Delphi. Samuel Schofield, of Marshall, III., who has been the guest of Mr. Thomas Devers, has returned. Misses Maureen and Ruth Todd, who have been the guests of Mrs. McKenna, have returned to Goodland. The Ladies’ Sewing Circle, of the Congregational church, met at the home of Mrs. Calvin Bush Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Hodges and daughter Anna, of Kent, O.. who have been the guests of Mrs. Gus Adams, have returned. ' Mrs. Charles Cassidy and son Charles, of Cincinnati, O., will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Rehling, next week. Delbert Funkhouser. who ha* been attending Wabash College, will return next week to spend his vacation with his parents. The Protected Home Circle Lodge will give a Red. White and Blue social and entertainment in the Town Hall. Thursday evening. June 20. Mrs. James McCoy and daughter May, of 8t. Louis, who have been the guests of Mrs. T. Mitchell end Miss Nora McKenna, have returned to their homes. Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Katherine O’Hara, to Mr. Bernard Gallagher, which will take place at the 8t. Francis church. 8 a. m., June 28.
BLOOMINGTON. Mrs. August Kruger and granddaughter. Ruth Cravens, are visiting Mrs. Dr. Maurice O. Moore, of Vincennes Miss Fannie Belie Maxwell has returned from Lake Forest — Miss Nellie Bauer, ot Terre Haute. Is the guest of MBs Jessie Gentry The Fortnightly Club i gave a reception Monday evening George j Cooper, of Washington. D. C., is visiting university friend*....Mrs. Isis Bell has returned to Bedford — Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rogers eni tertained Friday evening in honor of'the Hon. ! W. L. Taylor Miss Fisher, of Louisville, is I visiting Mrs. Wm. Johnson — Miss Dot Cooper. I of Worthington, Is the guest of Miss Jessie i Gentry — Miss Bernice and Myla Smith, of Indianapolis. are guests of Miss Byrle Thomas.... j Mr. and Mrs. Newell Stewart, of Indtanapolto. j are guests of Mrs. B. F. Adams. Jr F. E. ’ Morley, of St. Louis, Is the guest of Mr. and ! Mr*. J. C. Morley—Miss Maud Blnford, of j Greenfield, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. IV. H. Glascock Mr. Harvey Lucus, of Princeton. | is visiting his daughter Ethel, of the unlverI slty—Mrs. E. Thayer, of Chicago. Is th# ! guest of Mrs. \V. A. Brtssenden....Mrs. Jennie i Alexander Is visiting in Indianapolis....Mr. and Mrs. David Davisson, of Kokomo, are guests of their son 8. C. Davisson ...Mr. and Mrs. H. F. DIUman have returned from Terre ! Haute — Miss Kate Meek is the guest of Miss Ayres, of Greencastle Miss Fannie Woods. of Greenfield, is the guest of Mis* Lola Owens.
HAUGHVILLE. Misses Camelia and Norma Neat will go soon to visit relatives in Dayton. O. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Carbaugh and son Walter will go to Cincinnati next week. D. T. Powers, of Greenwood, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Margaret Schnell. Mrs. Edward Culbertson, of Anderson, Is the guest of her father, John Martlndale. Mrs. Rhoades, who has been the guest of her son Carl, has returned to her home in Clayton. Master Harry and Miss Stella Laughlin will spend part of the summer in Hervey City. 111. Mrs. Brewer and daughters will spend the summer with Mrs. Schaffer, in Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Joseph Lukens and daughters Oulda and Elizabeth will go Wednesday to Ridgeway, O., to spend the summer. Miss Agnes Shea, who has spent the past few months with her cousin. Mrs. Frank Newman. will leave to-morrow to spend the summer at her home in Lexington. Mrs. John Winters and daughters Bertha and Ruth, accompanied by Mrs. Winters’s father, Mr. Langston, will go next week to Knlghtstown to attend the commencement exercises of tho Soldiers' Orphans’ Home.
indianians at New York. [Special to The Indianapolis News.] NEW YORK, June 15.—At hotels; Evansville—W. Blxby, Metropole. Princeton—O. Embree, St. Denis. Indianapolis —P. J. Boyce, Imperial; Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hill, Albert.
NOBLESVILLE.
Miss Elma Haworth visited at Greencastle Wednesday....Fred White and Henry Wall were at Ft. Wayne Thursday....Miss Lenah Fenner Is being entertained by friends at Alexandria—Mrs. Fred Acton has returned to Peru....Levi Cook attended the RobertsonWicker nuptials at Crawfordsvllle Wednesday. ....Miss Pearl Burnan Is at Valparaiso Mrs. Mell Kynearson is visiting at Albany and Portland— Miss Maude Anderson has returned from Wabash....Harry Deltrlch and Heeber Jenkins have returned from Lafayette Mrs. R. L. Wilson is entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Fred Adams, of Indianapolis....Mrs. M. A. Richmond is spending a fortnight in Chicago.... Mrs. C. S. Wilmuth has returned from Springdale. O....Mlss Mabel Llndley is at Lafayette. — Mrs. Ann Dunn and granddaughter. Miss Mabel Dunn, have gone to Stanford, Ky., to spend the summer... Fred Craig is at Martinsville— Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sumner are visiting at Seymour Professor J. F. Haines and
ig at Seymour Professor J. F. Haines i dfe have returned from Carmel and will ie ext Tuesday for Colorado to spend the si mer....Mls# Nellie Conroy ts at Alexand Miss Blanche Wall is visiting in Henry
:he sumndria....
coun-
ty— Mrs. Stella Stanford is entertaining Miss Pearl Smith, of Decatur, III....Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Truitt have gone to Buffalo and New
York.
ROCKVILLE.
Miss Stella Hawkes is visiting in Crawfordsvllle....Mrs. O. A. Harlow, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends here....Mrs. R. M. Boyd, of Thorntown, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Boyd—Miss Simpson, of Washington City, is visiting Mrs. William Tenbrook... .Claude Ott Is at home from Arizona....Mrs. W. H. Coleman, of Logansport, Is visiting here....Mrs. Bess Steele is in Indianapolis Miss Ethel Burford. of Oklahoma, visited relatives here last week....Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Harding have moved to Clinton....Mrs. Nannie Goodnough, of Nevada, Mo., visited friends here last week.... Miss Weatherwax. of Clinton. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Reid....Mrs. Blackburn, of Dayton, O., is visiting Mrs. F. Coffey....Mrs. W. E. Ferguson visited in Greencastle last
week.
EDINBURG. Mrs. Frank Stout and two children have returned from Franklin.... Irvin Hammond is home from Valley View, Ky Miss Aurelia Pettigrew is attending normal at Danville.... Miss Maggie Perry is visiting at Kokomo.... Jack Alexander and wife have returned to their home in Muncle....Mrs. E. A. Sterzlck has returned from a three weeks’ visit in Chicago... Robert Porter is visiting in Carthage. ....Charles Collier has returned to his home in Greenfield—Mrs. H. D. Williams has returned to Indianapolis — N. M. Jennings attended the college commencement at Franklin Tuesday Mrs. Hannah Royse and daughter Ethel, of Illinois, are visiting here Mrs. N. A Bloor has returned from Indianapolis. DANA. Mrs. A. H. Nichols is with her sister. Mrs. Demetrius Tillotson, of Frankfort C. N. Ward, of Newport, was here Friday Miss Julia Dugger returned from Franklin Thursday— Miss Nettle Jennings, of Terre Haute, was here Friday — Miss Essie Pauley has returned home from Marlon Mrs. Joe Harlan entertained the •■Merry-G^-Round" Circle Frl-
SEYMOUR. Miss Carrie Meyers, of North Vernon, visited Mrs. C. M. Coombs this week Mra. Mary Springer, of Palmyra, Mo., is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. C. Bacon....Miss Ella Dixon, of St. Louis, is the guest of Mrs. Old Mitchell.... Mrs. E. A. Remy visited at Indianapolis and Columbus the past week Miss Agnes Andrew* has gone to Chicago to visit friends—Mra Evan Mitchell visited her daughter. Mrs. J. S. Clark, at Bedford, this week Miss Myrtle Craig, of Greensburg, visited Miss Laura White Mr*. C. M. Jackson 1* here from Washington, the guest of friends....Miss Kate Andrews has returned from Grand Rapids, Mich., where she has been teaching the past year....Miss Eva Tindall, of Franklin, is the guest of Miss Carrie Williams...Miss Lou McNlchols, of Hayden, Is the guest of Miss Viola Harsh.... Mrs. George L. Attkisson is the guest of Mrs. Stephen Hilt at New Albany—Miss Kate Kline and Mr. George Noelker were married Wednesday evening, the Rev. PhU'.lp Schmidt officiating... .Mrs. Mary Kline, of Cold Springs, is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Willman Mrs. John A. Carter was the gue*t of her daughter, Mrs. Char.es Sawyer, at Bedford. the past week....Mrs. Charles Walters Is the guest of Miss Jennie Lemon at Indianapolis Mrs. Lynn Kaulkconer and Miss Ruth Cone visited in Cincinnati this week—Mrs. Fremont Reed is visiting Mrs. Charles Knight at Bedford.
KNIGHTSTOWN. Mrs. John H. Murphy and Miss Florence Coffin, of Indianapolis, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Morrison....Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wink attended the play given by the students of Butler University Thursday evening. Miss
v onneii rfo viiiibisin in iwiunvic* •. • R. White entertained at dinner Tuesday even! Ing Mr. and Mrs. George Whlte'and Mias Sibyl White, of Chicago....Mrs. Columbus Mldklff has returned from Fairmount — Mrs. W. M. Heaton entertained Tuesday evening for Mra Mostler, of Omaha....Mrs. Hannah Gray entertained in Mrs., Mostler’s honor on Wednesday afternoon Miss Eva Wilkinson had for her ■ ests this week Mra H. P. Gilbert Mrs. WiUm McCray and Mrs. Land, of Indianapolis...
gu lan* iX, VV- I r\ J CMIU .XL 1 9. LXBLLLU, VL LUX, ,CLi , a . . . . Miss Louie Cox, of this city, and* Mr. Frank Manson, of Carthage, were married Monday evening....The Misses Bessie and Clara Pray attended the Wllspn-Whlte wedding at Newcastle Wednesday ’ evening....Mrs. Morton C. Pearson is visiting in Amboy....Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Ogbom, of Cambridge City, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barnes this week....Mis* Gertrude Watson is visiting Crawfordsvllie friends Tobias Hoover has returned from a visit to Buffalo and Boston.
PLAINFIELD. Mrs. S. M. Allen left Wednesday for Muncle, her future home Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lee, of Youngstown, O., are gueats of Mr. and Mra. Jesse Carter,...Mrs. Voss Johnson, of Indianapoll*, wai here Wednesday—Dr. Amos Carter and Wife ire on a trip to Kansas and Nebraska Superintendent E. E. York, of the Reform School for Boys, has gone Boat and will visit the reform schools In N«w York, Connecticut and other States.:..Mrs. John Morgan entertained Tuesday in honor of her cousin. Mrs. Dr. J. Q. Allen, of Telluride, Colo., and her •later, Mrs. J. W. Gregory, of Seattle, Wash.... Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hearsey, of Indianapolis, were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Odell Wednesday—Rowan Bodenhauer and wife are visiting the Pan-American Exposition at Buf-
rugoaie, is nere....jur. ana airs. j. ». Moore attended the reunion of Company A, Fourth Indiana Cavalry, near Irvington, Tuesday.,..Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barnhill, of Irvington, were here Wednesday Miss Joyce Bridges entertained the C. B. Club last week.
BRAZIL. Mrs. E. M. Henkel, who has been visiting her son in Crawfordsvllle. returned home Tuesday. ....The Fraternal Aid Association entertained the three councils of that order of Terre Haute at their hall Wednesday evening, the exercise* closing with a banquet—The members of the Married Folks’ Cinch Club were entertained Wednesday evening by H. V. Sherburn and wife, at their home, on North Merlllian street. ....Mrs. John G. Bryson gave a china shower in honor of Miss Estella Crooks....William Mann and wife, of Salem, 111., and Mrs. T. J. Moore, of Bement. 111., are the guests of Mrs. D. McFarland — Mrs. E. G. Glasgo entertained with a thimble party Thursday afternoon. She was assisted by Mrs. Alex Brown, Miss Mary Schultz, Mrs. Charles Ro*s, Mrs. Fred Dtlley, Mrs. Emily Gifford and Mrs. Hutchison Palmer Bowman and Charles France left for Bancroft. Mich., Thursday....Ml*s Cera Oblllna visited this week in Greencastle William H. Dodge, who has been at Martinsville, returned home Thursday.... Miss Mildred Dennis, of Covington, ts the guest of Mrs. Ro*s Crawford. Miss Minnie Cole, of Terre Haute, Is visiting here Mrs. E. E. Elliott returned to Greenup, III., Wednesday. MARTINSVILLE. A. D. Rose is visiting Mrs. Rose, In Kentucky—J. H. Hart attended commencement at DePauw,...T. B. Anders is visiting In Shelbyvllle Fred Cunningham Is at home from GreencasUe Mr. and Mrs. A. Chambers, of Danville, visited Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Kennedy Friday.... Jacob Green was in Bloomington Thursday—Mrs. John Keck is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Schofield in Gosport Miss Ohio Buskirk. of Stinesvllle. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens—The graduating class was entertained at the home of Miss Lulu Clark Thursday night—Oliver Clark has returned from Virginia — Miss Mina Kennedy has returned from Edinburg—The Rev. and Mrs. L. P. Marshall, of Franklin, came Thursday evening for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fuselman — Miss Ivy Shoemaker, of Amo, is visiting Miss Hettle Wilhite Dr. and Mrs. Sears, of Danville, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Mitchell..j..Mr. and Mrs. William M. McNutt are visiting in Ohio....W. L. Kesslnger. of Kansas City, Mo., is visiting Dr. C. A. Kesslnger.
day afternoon....Mrs. Elvin Wheeler, daugh-
ter Elizabeth and mother, Mrs.
lanta. Ga.. are the guests of Mrs. H. Wheeler.
Alcorn, of At-
James D. Smith was In Montezuma Monday Dr. Newhouse, of Hillsdale, was here Monday—J. H. Bennett visited at Danville an I Georgetown last week Miss Eva Kendall, of Pleasant lake, is visiting here — Sam Malone was at Danville, 111., Thursday.
WESTFIELD.
The Rev. Mr. Cook and wife have returned from Florida M. E. Cox attended the commencement at Earlham College this week — Ray Stanley has returned from Earlham— Stephen White and daughter. Mrs. Levi White, of Indianapolis, will leave to-morrow for an extended visit with relatives In Illinois. Miss Hazel Cohoon returned from Terre Haute Friday Mrs. S. A. Smith, of Joliet. visited friends here Thursday....Ross Cohoon went to Indianapolis Thursday — Roy Sherrick, of Montpeder, was here Thursday... .Bert Harkett, of Chicago, is visiting his parents here.... Miss Mabel Lindiey visited her sister at Lafayette this week F. A. Astry. of Indianapolis. was here this week... Carl Pruitt, of Chicago. Is visiting friends here this week... Nelson A. Hetherlngton. of Chicago, is visiting his parents . ..John Hlnshaw and wife were visiting friends here Thursday—Tyler Caruthers has returned from Kansas.
THORNTOWN < Mrs. William Myers, of Binghamton, N. Y., is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Joseph Wilson— Mrs. Byron Eldridgo has returned to Crawfordsvllle....Miss Emma Taylor has returned from Washington. D. C F. C. Harper and wife have returned to Indianapolis Mrs. T. N. Matthews Is visiting in Kansas City. Mo Mrs. Mary Boyd Is visiting in Rockville. A. L. Hogshire and wife have returned from Oklahoma, O. T Mrs. Louie Remmel and daughter have returned to Wabash....Mrs. Andrew Stewart and son have returned to Lebanon — Dr. E. C. Carpenter has returned to Bloomington-...Mesdames John Farber and Anna Baker have returned to Frankfort On Tuesday evening, at the bride’s home, Mr. Enos Elliott and Miss Carrie Maye Beesley were quietly married.,..P. B. Smith and wife have returned to Jamestown....William Mills has returned from Earlham College Miss Stella Adney has returned to Lebanon.. ..Frank Staten is visiting relatives at North Vernon John Stevenson and wife have returned to Independence, la.
be given Wednesday morning. June ir of Mrs. Katherine Cox and Mrs tchel, of De* Moines; Mrs. J H
BRIGHTWOOD. W. H. Hawkins is in Sullivan. John Avery has gone to Dayton. O. Harry Leftwick has gone to Buffalo, N. Y. Vinton Black is visiting relatives in Ashland.
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George Sites is visiting in Boston and New
York.
Mrs. Bland, of Gallon, O., is the guest of J.
; C. Dehn
Miss Mayre Miller is visiting her sister in
, Kankakee.
Mrs. P. McKenna is visiting her daughters in
■ Logansport.
Edward Kist. of Ft. Wayne, Is the guest of
his parents.
Mrs. Margaret Marten has returned from
Terre Haute.
Miss Bertha Miller visited relatives in Norj wood, Thursday. i A fishing party composed of Mr. and Mrs. James Cropper. Mr. and Mrs. Mate Rock. Mr. and Mrs Brecount. Edward Norman and Mr. , Suettiman and family, will leava Tuesday for
CARTHAGE. Mrs. Anna Ruble, of Plqua, O., Is visiting Henrv Smithman and family....Morton Barber was in Elwood last week....Miss June Henley, of Rushville, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Henley.. .Miss Bertha Henley is visiting Professor and Mrs. E. P. Trueblood. at Richmond....Mias Olive Pyle’s music class gave a recitaal Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Henley....Misses Emil Garv and Minnie Better, of Rushville. visit”*! T B. Henley’s family Tuesday....C. H. Gear was at Marlon this week.
GREENWOOD. Wilber Wlshard has gone to Wisconsin Mrs. Vessey has returned to her home in Chicago after a vi#t with her sister. Mrs. A. B. Hogue,.. . Misses Mayona and Ella Brewer spent part of the week In Franklin... .Miss Kate Adams has returned to her home in 8helbyvllIe....Mtss Mabel Whltenack has returned from Franklin College for the summer vacation Miss Olive Creasey spent the week in Franklin with her sister, Mrs. 8. W. VanNuys — Mrs. Emma Kersine and children, of Illinois, are visiting her mother. Mrs. William Wilson . George Carpenter and family visited In Franklin this week—Mr*. Hawkins, of Indianapolis, is spending the week with G. O. Hoyt and family.
SPENCER. Mrs. C. Falllson hss returned from a visit at Terre Haute—A. H. Blxler, of Swttz City, and L D. Blxler. of Lyons, visited J. T. Blxler this week....Miss Gertrude Griffin ts visiting In Indianapolis ...Bert Coffey, of Bedford, visited in this city Tuesday Benj. Beem, of Mayfield. Kas.. is visiting In the cltv....O. P. McAuiey, of Valparaiso, is in th* city....Mis* Mattie Mugg has returned from Mattoon. 111. — Mr*. Sailie Buzzard, of Washington, ts vt»itlng Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams ...Mims Whltmer. of South Bend, is visiting' her brother, A. L. Whltmer....W. J. Crowe and family left for San Francisco, Cal.. Monday ... J. C. Clay and. family, of Harrodahurg, were guests of J. W Pedigo the past week....Mrs Charles Stalcup has returned to IInton....Mr. and Mrs. L. M Ketchem returned from a visit at Sandborn. Monday... Mrs. Laura Barnes ts visiting tn Delphi....Isaac Mayfield ha* returned from Richmond. s ..Mrs. Andrew Jarvis and Mrs. Anna Jarvis are visiting at Indianapolis. VINCENNES. The Rev. George Knox and family have taken a cottage at Winona lake for the summer, and next September will take up their residence tn Indianapolis Miss Etta Callaway, of St. Louis, is visiting her*....Mrs. Isaac Lyons has returned from Louisville, Ky. ....Mrs, Van Cycle, of Evansville, is the guest of Miss Luclle Hindman — Mr. and Mrs. Guy McJImsey are spending a month in Colorado.,.. Miss Sarah Clipplnger, ot Cincinnati, la visiting the family of the Rev. H. C Clipplnger. ....Miss Lillian Welton, Miss Leila Wate. Mis* Mabel Crook and Mrs. H. C. Clipplnger have returned from Farmers burg—Miss Eugenia Welsert Is visiting Evansville friend*....Mrs. J. H. Lar&bee, of Newton, is tn the city Mrs. Man Kruger, of Bloomington, is .h* guest of Dr. and Mra Maurice G. Moore. WINCHESTER. The Social Club was entertained. Wednesday afternoon, at th# home of Mr*. Nell Bales ...Mrs. J. T. McCurdy, of Danville, and her daughter. Mrs. John E. Carter, at Morgantown. are the guests of Mra. W. O. Smith ....Mrs. Wlllia 8. Richey entertained a few of her friends at her home, in honor of Mrs. J. T. McCurdy, of Danville, and Mrs. J. K. Carter, of Morgantown....Mrs. Charles Guthtel has returned from Greenville, O....Ed WU--more and wife, of Chicago, are here with B. F. Wtlmore and wife—Mrs. Frank Roberts has left for a visit at Arba, O.. Mrs. George Yeager and daughter, who have been visiting for a few days at Alexandria, have returned home...,Miss Ruth Matthews, of Hagerstown, is the guest of her sisters. Misses Carolina and Maud* Matthews.
SCOTTSBURG.
Mrs. C. A. Prall and children, of Henryvtlle, visited friend* here Monday. She was on her return from a visit to her parents at Terre Haute....Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vast, of Fairvlew. Neb., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vest Miss Ida Prosaer has returned from Indianapolis....Riley James ahd
Mrs. Minnie Osburne were married Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. N. L. Petty. They left for Andarson. where they will make their fu-
ture home....Mr. and Mr*. Lyman CIMrk, of HenryvlUe. are visiting relatives her*....Mrs. Martha Mitchell, of Seymour, visited relative* here this week Mr*. Hamilton Farts visited at Jeffersonville Tuesday. MADISON. Miss Josephine Hutchings has returned from Cincinnati....Mrs. 8. J. Pitcher and Miss May Pitcher are In Chicago....Miss Georgians Fenton is in Washington....Miss Mary C. Reed, of Denver, Colo., is visiting Mrs. R. W. Hubbard ....Mrs. R. 8. McKee has returned to Indianapolis Miss Mary Powell is in Georgetown, Ky... Miss HSlen Hennessy has returned from Cincinnati.... Mrs. W. H. Bam ford la at home from & visit In Jefferson.11 le....Mis* Wtlfie Tron Foster Is In Cincinnati....Mrs. Georgs R. Hartley, of Covington. Ky., ts here,...Mrs. Georg* W. Cowland ha* returned from Shef-
field. Mo.
NORTH VERNON. Mrs. Caroline Gautier is visiting relatives in Newport Ky....Mlss Elma Waehtel ha* returned from a visit in Cincinnati.. ..Mis* Marlon Jacob*, of Shelton. Conn., Is visiting relative* here—Miss Edna Tech, of Liberty, was the guest of Miss May Tech last week ... Miss Ella Scott 1* the guest of Mrs. Frank Bacon... Mr. and Mr*. Fred Whitcomb, of Bluffton. are visiting relatives hare....Mrs. Fred Tripp entertained at card* Tuesday afternoon— Mrs. Don Davis entertained th* Matinee Musical* on Wednesday afternoon.
MONON. titfta ....Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willey visited friends in Indianapolis the first of the week.i. ,Dr. James Harper, of Gordallas, Ore., is the guest of the Shields family ... Mr. and Mrs. C. A. MdAlllster visited relative* in Frankfort the first of the week....Scott Hubbell, of Francesvllle, was the guest of E. E. Hubbell this week—Mrs. Ivy Hamilton, of Hammond, Is the guest of her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Charlea WI*kIey....Mr. and Mr*. Char#** Voorhees are visiting relative* in Flora.
Mis* Lizzie Woody has . .Mrs. Will Bryant.
BLOOMINGDALE. returned from Dana.
>xi„ xx. 7 «. u ., of Indianapolis, visited relatives here the past week.. .Mr*. Amelia Lamb 1* very dangerously HI....The C. E. Reading Circle will meet next Tuesday evening with Dr. M. F. Woodard Mr. and Mr*. Perley Weaver, of Sheridan, visited relatives here the past week....Harry Swatm left for Colorado Monday....Mrs. Charlea Moudy and daughter, of North Salem, have been vlsRtng
here.
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BROWNSBURG. Samuel W. Watts, was In Danville Monday. ... T. M Offutt is spending the week In Indianapolis.. ..John Brown, of Clermont, was here Tuesday... .B. A. Salmon was in Danville Monday W. Dye. of Indlanpolls, was here Wednesday....Carl Ellis ha* returned from Indianapolis to spend the summer vacation Mrs. H. S Shirley visited friends at Llzton Friday John Parker, of Ewing. Ky., Is visiting friends W. A. Ellis and wife w«re in Danville Wednesday.
LEBANON. The marriage of Miss Bertha Conyers, of , this city, and Mr. Carter Moore, of Frankfort, j occurred Wednesday evening at the bride’* \ home. Mr. and Mr*. Mcore will reside In ; Frankfort — Mr and Mra. Wallace Mortis entertained at cards Friday evening Mias Myr- i ■ tie Hutchinson returned Monday to her home ( at Del&vln. HI., after a short visit with 1 Lebanon relative* — Ml** Katheryn Staley returned to her home in Frankfort Monday. .. Miss Carolyn Bander*, of Indianapolis, ha* rei turned after a visit with Lebanon friend* Mr. Dave Macbeth, of Baltimore, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Zion this week... .Announce-; ment is made of the engagement of the Rev. P I Powell, of Leroy, N. Y., and Mi** Bertha i Martin, of thi* city
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. Mrs. Frank Craft and daughter Helen and Miss Flossie Niles have returned from a visit with relatives In Indianapolis — Mrs. Davenport. of Evansville, is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Martin Elbert Marsh, of Winchester. visited Miss Grace Lane Monday....Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jessup were at Indianapolis Monday — Michael I Fries returned to bis home In Indianapolis Monday.
BEN DAVIS. Mrs. J. Foltz spent Tuesday with her daughter. Mrs. Jesse Dunn, of Haughville—Miss E. Applegate is at Crawfcrdsville to attend the wedding of Mis* Wicker—Mrs. S. Shaffer entertained the Ladies’ Aid Society Wednesday. — Mr*. E. Pierson and daughter Edna, of Haughville, have been visiting here—Mrs Oaldweil, of Pana, III., is at the home of h=xr brrther. W. H. Forshg — Mrs. O. Trotter, of i Haughville, Is the guest of Mrs. John Pierson.
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