r-thofIsi-idofIQ[Stlft*ftISd!nf d n t. I nmother and sister, Mrs. Ilt;2. Morey and Miss Edith Morey, of West Berry street.— ♦ —m~» ♦Miss Margaret Vmy is home from southern trip, which Included Florida points, and was made mostly by automobile hi company with relatives from Decatur, Ind.Mr. and Mrs. I/. S. Whittaker and son, Ed, of Chicago, will be guests ot Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Maxwell, of East Creighton avenue, over the holidays.. . * . * Mw ■ -Rev. and Mrs. II. B. Master and children have gone to Buffalo to spend a week with relatives.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Trentman and children arc coming from Chicago to ho Christmas guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. O. Rruggeman, and participate intliG annual family gathering at the Fleming homestead on West Berry street In the evening. 7*©Mrs. Clarence Sohoo has gone to New Albany, Ind., to visit* relatives, and will ho joined there to-day by Mr. Schoo.Mr. Karry Law, of New York city, will spend Christmas with his sister, Mrs. W- K. Noble and family.Mr. and Mrs. Van B. Perrine will have a family dinner party on Christmas, which will include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker, of Hillsdale, Mich., Mr. and Mrs, Joe Perrinc and Mr. and i Mrs. Dan Beers.\ d !*! s' f.h iii* iI- ir1Miss-?c Maude Gaskins and Clara Schmidt will go to Buttle Ground, Ind., on Saturday fur a vigil with Miss Mary Biddle.Miss I Ida Meyer is coining home from Sf. Ijouls to-day to spond the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. w avenue.]j. Meyer, of South Way noA children's party was enjoyed by ;i number of little girls at Ole home of Evelyn Stahl hut yesterday, when Evelyn celebrated lie:- fifth birthday. Games and music, souvenirs and sweet things made the time p«.sa rapidly for the small guests, who vrcra .Dorothy and Mjriam Kalt, Virginia Thierne, HllzalieLh Erwin, Virginia Tritch, CiK-iUi Schaphorst, Mary Blythe and Frieda Withers.Kftv. and Mrs. G- F. Byrer, of Ilar-I mor street, are expecting their daughter, Miss ITelen I. Byrer, home today from Otterbein university at Wes* tervillf:, O.rMorris Evans, of Kalamazoo, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Evans, lt;f Old Fort Place.►Mrs. Corn, Hunter and family will spend Christmas with Dr. and Mrs, Frank GreenweU, at Huntertown.Mr*. Mary ffcirgfo and Miss Eliza Rudisill are entertaining their niece, bliss Mary Freeman, of Louisville, Ky.• 4Mr* mid Mrs. Herbert IT. Edward, of Gleversville, N. V., have a new daughter which they have named Susanne. Mxd. Edwards is well known In this city, having taught In the local high Hohool when she was Miss Bernice Bort.The Pi Gamma club members riru to give a dance to-morrow evening in Shrlner’e hall. It will be a hard times dance.■ ■ _ i iThe 7-A and 8-B grades of the Hdr* mer school enjoyed a. boh party laat evening, chaperoned by Mrs. Eentz, Mrs. liuxall and Miss Keefer. ♦NTai-Levinson.Mr. Trving H. Niss, manager of Mer-gentiieim’fl millinery department, stolo a march on his friends jliis week, by being wedded in Chicago to Mias Ida bV. tievinson, of St. Louis, who met him there, accompanied by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Njss came direct to this city and for the present are Jiving at the Wayno hotel.1 —■ 1Barnett-Bogaah.Miss irmn C. Boga.sh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bogneh, of Valparaiso, Ind., was married at that place Monday to Dr. W. Vt\ Barnett, of pUrt Wayne. Both friends and relatives ofthft brtdo and groom were surprisedto learn of the marriage. Dr. Barnett left the city laat Saturday, giving the impression that he was going to’’Chicago, with no hint of his matrimonial intentions, The doctor is a widower, whose first wife passed away several years ago. ills two sons are In Cuba, managing a. sugar plantation which he owns, in his .absence.