The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-19
Society

next week.
Mrs Ebert Tyner, Of Greenfield, spent Friday
in the city
Mrs. Charles Foster and little son are at Lake
MaXinkuckee.
Mrs. L. N. Smith, of Vincennes, visited in the
city last week.
Mr. and rTrs C. E. Coffin contemplate a visit
to Denver, Colorado.
Mr. H. G. Pomeroy spent last week in New
York and Washington.
: Mr. and Mrs w De NJ. Hooper are sojourn-
ing at Lake MaXinkuckee
Mrs. F. w Movers, of Washington, Ind, is
the guest of Mrs Z. a. Cook.
Vice President Hendricks and wife will soon
start on a trip to Lake Superior
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ruschaupt leave next
week for Cleveland and Putin Bay.
Miss Brown, of Lincoln avenue. has returned
from pleasant visit to Cedar Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Sewall will spend the month of
August up North in the lake country.
Mr. L. S. Ayers and family leave next week
for the East, to remain the summer.
Mrs. Frank James is visiting friends in Detroit,
and Will not return to the city for a month.
Mrs DR. Metcalf leaves next week for Eaton
Rapids, Mich. where she will visit relatives.
Mr.. w. G. DePauw, of New Albany, is rusti
eating at the Sheldon House, at Ocean Grove,
NJ j.
been visiting in Madison, returned home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Richards and son, and Judge and
Mrs. Walker and daughter, are at Lake Chau-
tauqua.
Progressive whist is taking the place of pro
gressive euchre in the exclusive society circles of
the East.
tanned by Mrs. De Way, on Friday, IN delight
full manner
Miss Akenhead of Kendallville, and Miss
Findly, of Mohawk, are visiting Miss Lou Books,
on College avenue.
A lawn party was given by Miss Ella Peck at
her home, $50 East Washington street, on
Thursday evening.
Miss Baily, of Columbus, who has been visi
ting Miss Morrison. on North Meridian street,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. J. B. Rabbits and little son Bert of
Springfield. O., are the guests OF Mrs JAS. NJ
Winters, on North Illinois street.
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Cox and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert r. Browder, spending few weeks at
their riverside cottage on the Kankakee river.
Mrs. Fred Fahnley and children, and Mrs.
Soehner are at Cresson Springs. Mr. and Miss
Fahnley, and Mrs. Wetzel will soon join them.
The pretty Hungarian word "oroke" lforever)
is much in favor for floral designs at weddings
and suggestive inscription for engagement
rings.
Mr. ana Mrs. Hanson, OF 81 Paul arrived In
the city Wednesday, and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Stout, on North Meridian
street
MISS Mary Elder returned from Purdue Uni
versity yesterday, and will leave to morrow for
Philadelphia, Pa, where she will visit friends
and relatives
Mrs. Ida NJ Harper, the talented writer, spent
Friday in the city She will soon 60 to Lake
Cbautauqua for a few weeks of rest from her ar
Guous newspaper work.
The Lyra society gave Miss Amelia Kuhn a
lovely serenade on last Tuesday evening. It
will be remembered that Miss Kuhn broke her
foot at the Lyra picnic several weeks ago.
Mrs. J. c. Green left last week for Chicago
after her visit there she will be Joined by her
husband and they will proceed to Lake Maxim
kuckee, where they will spend some time.
Mrs. Grafton Tyler, accompanied by her sons,
Grafton and Buddie, left on Thursday morning
for Hinton, w. Va, where they will remain the
entire SUMMER Mr. Tyler will join them later
Ill the season, for short rest
Mrs. W. p Bingham gave progressive euchre
party on Friday evening to a number of friends
Mr. and Mrs W. c. Lynn secured the prizes.
Among those present We're Mrs George Stout
Mrs. Sam. johnson, Mrs. Cathe and others
The Whist Club composed of Judge Rand
A w Hendricks, Oscar b. Hord and Cass Bv-
field. are spending two weeks at West Baden
Springs, where, doubt, their favorite game
viii be pursued under the wide-spreading
branches of forest trees.
Mrs A. NJ Reeves, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Willard Short, left last week
with her little son john for Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. Reeves went over the Northern Pacific
road. and expected to be joined by her husband
at some point along the route If they are ia
vorably impressed with California thew will
doubtless locate there permanently.
Mr. and Mrs S. ". Morgan have returned
from pleasant trip to Chicago. While regis
tered at the fremont House in that city they
-, will Mr. Mrc
Major and Mr.. Thomas, old friends of theirs in
SheIbyville, Ind After doing the sights of that
city Mr. and Mrs Major departed for Mackinaw
straits, where they will spend several weeks
n Mrs S w Bowen gave a charming luncheon
10 a few friends on Thursday afternoon. The
appointments elegant in the extreme.
Those present were Mrs. T. A. Hendricks Mrs
Dobb. Mrs. Wallick, Mrs James M. Winters
and Mrs. ]. H. Rabbits, of Springfield, O.
During the afternoon, Mrs. Voolfolk sung sew
eraI delightful songs to the enjoyment of all
present
Miss Laura Bowser gave a lawn social on Fri
dav evening which was heartily enjoyed by her
many friends present A fine musical pro-
eramme was rendered consisting OF an lnstru-
mental quartet by Messrs. Max Arnlm, Gus
Rocker and Gus Aufderheid piano solo by Miss
Minnie Rosebrock a flute solo by Mr. Gus Rocker,
a<iolin solo by Mr.. Gus Authorized and vocal
selections by Miss Fannie Grossly
The reception given to Rev. A. ii. Carrier and
wife at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs ROBERT
Cathcart was attended by large number OF the
friends and admirers they have gained during
Mr.. Carriers pastorate here The reverend
gentleman and his wife will sail for Europe next
month, with their son Charles, who has lately
graduated from Harvard. and who will enter the
Leipsic University. Hearty congratulations
were offered. and many pleasant bon voyage
wished by a host of friends.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. c. f.. Hollenbeck
entertained ladies luncheon and progressive
: yakty at her residence on Michigan street, in
honor Of Mrs. Hanson. The pariors and dining