The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-16
Mary arrived in this city on Tuesday. and are
Visiting Mrs. James d. Swan.

Miss k1nnle NosS sailed on Thursday Tor
Europe Considerable of her time while there
will be spent in Switzerland
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cathie are entertaining
Mr.. Herbert Cathie. of London, England, and
Dir. Frank Batters, of Texas.
Among many of the boating parties upon the
canal was a most pleasurable one arranged by
Messrs. Charles Bates and Frank Helm.
Mr.. T. M Stuart and Miss Kate Fleming were
united in marriage on Wednesday evening, after
which they left Immediately for the East.
Mrs W. De NJ Hooper is learning to swim at
Maxinkuekee Miss Fanny Vajen is one OF the
most graceful swimmers at that noted resort.
Miss Maud Turner, who has been visiting
friends in Columbus, o., passed through the
city last week, en- route to her home III Franklin,
Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Condit, of Knightstown,
leave for Kansas City about the 1st of next
month, to make that place their future resi-
dence
Mr. Will o. Wheeler is expected in the city
next week His family will accompany him
to New York, whore they will remain during
the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ogan went to Anderson
yesterday to remain over Sunday. While there
they will visit the famous Indian mounds in that
vicinity.
Mrs. j. W. Gordon ana Mrs. Jack Williams
and Mrs Watson, of Chicago, with, their chill
dren, have returned from the mountains of West
Virginia.
Mrs. George c. Duy gave picnic for num-
Der of her friends on Mr.. Solomon Claypools
farm, last week, in honor of her guests from
Terre Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lynch and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 7. Haughey, leave tomorrow with party of
friends to join Mrs Daniel Stewart in the mount
aims of Tennessee.
indianapolis is well represented at Put in Bay,
Chautauqua, West Baden and White Sulphur
Springs, while Maxinkuckee is almost wholly in
habited by our city people.
Vice president Hendricks and wife and Judge
and Mrs. Holman, will visit Yellowstone Park
before their return home. They are at
Waukesha, Wis. at present
Madames Wistack and Rogers, assisted by
Mrs Clark and daughters, of Shelbyville, enter
| tanned party of our leading young society peo-
pie on last Wednesday evening.
Mrs John Julian, of Irvington, accompanied
by Miss Nellie Burke, of her art class, took a
| tour of the lakes last week, including visits to
Cleveland, Bay, and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson gave progress
sive euchre on Wednesday evening After an
exciting contest the fayors were awarded Mr..
w. Nickerson and Mrs Henry yelling.
Miss Laura Ruschaupt, one of the prominent
members of the Maennerchor Society. has re-
turned from Terre Haute. Miss Cora Bischow-
ski of that place, will visit her shortly.
Mr.. George Bryce and Mr.. E. A. Cook returned
from Chicago on Monday. The latter gentleman
was called suddenly to Waukesha Wis, the
following day, by the dangerous illness of his
wife
Mrs. r. HI. Lowe and Miss Hattie have re-
turned from Peoria, where they have been
spending the summer and have brought with
them Miss Nellie Cambln, charming belle of
that place
King and son Willie, of Pittsburg, are here at
the bedside Of their mother, who is lying very
Ill at the residence of John r. Pearson, on
North Mississippi street.
Mrs T. q. Worden, nee Mrs. Fannie johnson,
will visit her relatives here the first of October
She will be accompanied by her little niece,
the daughter of Mr.. Holiday, who has been
spending the summer with her.
Mrs. Katherine Coe, of Vincennes, who has
been for several months with her brother and
sister, Judge Denny and Mrs. Mary E. Marsh
returned home this week. Mrs. Coe has host
of friends here, who regret her departure.
Mrs Morris, Misses Mary Applegate Sallie
Holiday, Moie Sanders, May Ship and Zee
Beatty and Messrs.. Henry Fraser. Walter Colt
Will Hord, Elliott Hord and Frank Clark com
prised jolly party visiting Acton on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Ira Grover and little daughter Edith
leave on Monday for Terre Haute, to be present
at dinner party TO be given by Mrs. Ida Har-
per, on Tuesday, to about twenty of her literary
friends. The occasion will no doubt be most
brilliant affair.
The seventy fourth anniversary of Mr.. Jonah
+. Lemon was celebrated at the residence of his
son inlaw, Mr.. II. S. Hutchins, on Monday.
The gathering was a family dinner party, and
was the occasion of great enjoyment. Mr..
Lemon has been resident of this county for
fifty years.
merry party of friends gathered at the resi-
dence of Hon John B. ELAN recently to enjoy
an old-fashoned spelling match The rapdty
with which some took their seats was both
amusing and embarrassing. Mrs. W. Bell and
Mrs. L. M. Fitzhugh stood valianty by the old
spelling book, and were warmly applauded VIC
tors.
Ohio, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Purcell, were given a handsome party at the
residence of the latter last week. The festivities
of the evening were held on the lawn. Refresh
ments served 'tete tete," were enjoyed under
the light of Chinese lantern decorations out of
doors. Dancing was in order. One set of quad
rifles was danced to the music Of Mother Goose
melodies
A pleasant occasion was the celebration of the
fifteenth anniversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Stern which took the form of an
elaborate tea" given to large number of
their friends. Their home was exquisitely
arranged with flowers which received consider
able of admiration from those present. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Il. F. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ
Brown Mr.. and Mrs Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ.
Nelson, Mrs Cora Stern, Mary and Jessie
Brown, and others. The host and hostess were
remembered with gifts Of crystal and flowers.
Mr. Emil Wuschner will entertain his en-
ployes and families, together with a few friends
at ''Glen Flora" farm today. They will leave
at o'clock this morning by special train return
ing at $50 P. NJ. Mr.. Wulschuer, according to
his customary royal style of entertaining, fur
nishes transportation for the entire company
Refreshments will be served in picnic stvle
Mr.. James N. Mayhem will act as photographer
pro TEN. Those invited are Messrs Will, Frank
and r. S. Carn. George Mills and George
Arthur and families George Maxwell, John
Geiger, Ernest Wallace, Tony Balls, Alexander
Stuart, William Seincoe and wife, Henry Sew
| erein and family, William Buschman and family,
Enos b. Reed, Ora Pearson Sam Morrison and
wife, Mr. and Mrs Lilly. Dr. Kitchen. Madame