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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
6
Informal social functions close the season with a Wednesday card party at Mrs. Arthur A. Holt’s Central place. North-side society includes the Applebys, Hornings, Warners, Fullers and Wests as chatter and fashion mingle with anecdotes about scandal and marriage.
Indianapolis social scene highlights many guests visiting from Terre Haute Crawfordsville Lafayette Seymour and Columbus. Mrs. J. J. Wright’s sister Mia Reed hosts in Vevey while Mrs. J. P. Bogan plans Indianapolis visits. several engagements and weddings loom, including Ruth Doolittle and Charles Pettijohn with a May ceremony at the Doolittle home.
Community notices list Edward Flunty family and others visiting Brightwood and surrounding towns. Several names from Indianapolis, Anderson, Terre Haute, Columbus, Yorktown, Ansonia, Portville, and Richmond appear visiting relatives or hosting gatherings. A Memorial services event and a birthday dinner are noted.
Mrs Frank Ropers and others attended a Lafayette house party hosted by Mrs Marstellar then returned home Saturday. Mrs A D Thomas hosted a daylight reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Hose Gordon Thomas with white penny decor. An evening dance followed as Mr and Mrs Thomas planned an informal dance at their Woodruff Place home.
North Indianapolis area notes social gathering with Mrs U D Coaster. Owen to spend Sunday in Cit. Milas Davis of Morgantown visiting. Myrtle Bosknail and others host and visit relatives across Shelby, Cincinnati, Brownsville, Augusta, Frankfort. Missionary society to meet Tuesday afternoon. Miss Brownie Gould to spend summer in northern and western states. Russean Owen and brother Murray to be honored at a Monday picnic in Rockville.
Broad Ripple RoadRipple introduces a string of social visits across Fortville and surrounding areas. Cyrus and Simeon Gors return from Medora Indiana while Anna Young of Indianapolis visits friends here this week. Mrs Ella Flower of Zionsville spends a few days here. Mr and Mrs D E Hudson return from Seymour. Mrs J Whilinger and friends visit Noblesville. Mrs J W Bates leaves Tuesday for Canada. Nancy Soul of Lawrence visits A Arbotter. Miss Matte White of New Augusta visits A W Cotton. La Rue Heady hosts A E Wurdercook of Lawrence. Bertha Duke of Indianapolis spends a few days with George Steiger. Fannie and Steingle of Indianapolis spend Sunday with Jay and Eva Smith.
A flurry of visits and greetings fills West Indianapolis society note pages with many Mrs Ellen Findlay of Binamington and Mrs William Milburn of Terre Haute hosting and visiting friends. Frequent trips to Lebanon Martinsville Greenfield Connersville Knightstown and Bloomington mark a busy social week as families announce returning travelers and upcoming entertainments including Mrs Homer Shake hosting Colonial Society and Mrs Charles Wheeler hosting Rathbone Needle Society.
Brightwood residents record visits across Ohio Chicago Minneapolis and Brazil. Families entertain guests in Columbus Fortville Nibga and Cameron. Epworth league hosted a watermelon see while birthdays and family dinners mark the week.
Mrs Emory Davis visited relatives in the country this week and Mrs gd O Egan visited at Tushville last week. Numerous social visits, dinners, and receptions are recorded from Danville to Mount Ormelky, highlighting family ties and church events.
A fragmented social column lists visits and gatherings across Augusta Oaklundan Noblesville Noblesville Clermont and Indianapolis. Names include Nessie Hone John Dagenhart J Michel Mary Kingensmith Ciara Touims Grace Starkey Myrtle Sour Wine Bessie Avtmith and many others. Events include lodge festival finances, birthday party for Lotta Myers, and Rebekah lodge officer elections with Emma Hesaing Emma Lewis Florence Coble. The piece depicts community visits, entertaining at homes, and a Thursday hall festival.
Irvinton residents and friends mingle as Priscott Ariz visitors and many locals attend engagements. Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Kewler, and others are listed with calls, dances, and church events across Clinton Arlington Anderson and Audubon, including Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Epsilon fraternity activities and a reading by Prof W D Howe on American literature.
Mrs Will Zener and a baby visited her parents the White family and left for Mr Zener in Youngstown. Ada Wheelvrehan returned from California after eight months. Harry Noble and Fannie Hur Mine Funtle Murtner of Indianapolis visited relatives. Mrs J A Hoover hosted visitors from Indianapolis and Mrs Linnie Hawking visited her sister. Clara Browh entertained Mrs Schrader and Mrs Parson. M F church members held a church yard festival Wednesday evening. James Thomas hosted by Arden Kemper. Jennie Seigmund and son visited the Redicks. Vernon and Rufus Newhouse of Andersen visited grandparents. May Metay returned from Fort Snelling. government service noted. Dr Records and family were called to Frankly by illness of cousin F S Records. Yorger and daughter Elva entertained guests from Mount Comfort. Kifelt and Nellis Springer attended dinner. Sunday events and visits noted.
Miss Mary Hawkins visits Columbus while Mrs Liz Solomon returns to New York and Miss Marie Evans goes home from Terre Haute. Numerous ladies from Kokomo to Cumberland visit and host gatherings in Noblesville and nearby towns. clubs such as the Sappho and the Merry-Go-Round are mentioned with hosts including Mrs Newton Teter and Mrs J Heinamann in Evansville and Greencastle.
The society pages portray Alice Roosevelt visiting Miocyniet with Mrs Longworth as she is linked to Coneressman Lineworth rumors. Despite denials, reports describe her charm, unconventional wit, and fondness for baseball and theater with Attaches and royalty observers. Plans note a Philippines trip with Taft's party.
A string of short items from Acton details visits and guests. Kate Wilson and sister spent time in Morristown while Dr. Rubush and family visited Acton. Charles Swails and family from Flarkrock were in town. Ethel Bridgeford and Miss Mabel Borden traveled for commencements and visits. Mrs. O Deughetty hosted in Indianapolis. Katie Swells returned to grandparents. Nettie Graham hosted in Indianapolis. Pearl Rubus and Matthew Nelle Andes visited Indianapolis. Currie Padrick left for Columbus to attend Rathbone convention. Jesse Lowes honored by a family party for a Washington, D.C. trip.
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