The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-26

Mr. los Nansnr is visiting in Philadelphia,
Pa
Miss Niblack has returned to her home in Vim
eennes.
Mr. Silas Johnson has returned from his trip
North
Miss Nettie Dietfichs will visit Putin Bay
shortly.
Chicago.
Miss Alice Finch will spend some time at
Green Bay.
Mrs. I. n Smith has returned to her home in
Vincennes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffin leave for Denver
next week.
Miss Harris has returned to her home in Har-
risburg Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Haugh are summering at
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Mrs. W. ~ Burt will spend the latter part of
August at Paris, Ill.
Mr.. B. O. Haugh has left for the West, to be
gone about a month.
Elk, Senator and Mrs. Mcdonald have returned
from Deer Park Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Thornton 60 to Lake
Maxinkuckee next week.
Mrs a. J. Halford and children leave for Hol-
brook, Mass, next week.
Miss Fife McOuat is visiting in Illinois, and
will remain about a month.
Misses Sallie and Emily Bingham leave next
week for the White mountains.
Mrs Bert Scott of Richmond, Ind, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. d. K. Partow.
Mr.. Ed. Denny has gone to Burlington, Ia,
where he will engage in business.
Mr.. Henry lvison left for his home in New
York. the latter part of the week
Miss Stella Wiles left on Friday for Putin
Bay, to be gone about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hibben and Miss Louise
left on Tuesday for the seashore.
Mrs Harry Smith will soon leave for Putin
Bay, where she will visit her parents.
Misses Duchie and Nellie Browning have re-
turned from pleasant visit to Chicago
Mrs Ed Shingler will spend the rest of the
GUNNER and the autumn months abroad.
Miss Grace VanBuskirk has returned from
visit to her old home at Bloomington Ill
Mrs. John G. Shoemaker and son Charles will
spend the heated term in Waukesha Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs f. B. Howard are spending the
summer at Sea Bright beach, New Jersey.
Miss Lois Pearce. of Charlottesville, is visit
ing Miss Lizzie Walker, on Central avenue
Miss Howell, OF Kentucky, is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Dorman N. Davidson, on Broadway.
Mr.. Paul Hendricks has received handsome
offer to go to Chicago, and probably will accept.
Mr. and Mrs H. H. Fulton have taken up their
residence at MaXinkuckee lake for the summer.
Mrs. Will Reame and little daughter will soon
start visit to Mr. Reame's mother, in Ohio.
Mr.. Willis Vajen and family left last week for
Lake Maxinkuckee, where they will spend the
summer.
Mr. George Carter and wife have pleasant
cottage at Lake Mills Wis, where they are So
journing.
Mrs. r. L. McOuat and son will leave shortly
for Lake Maxinkuckee to be gone the rest Of
the summer.
Major George Butler. with his wife and
daughter, have returned from a pleasant jaunt
through the East
It is rumored that the marriage of Miss Kinnie
Voss and Mr.. Chas. l.. Jewett, of New Albany,
will soon take place.
Mrs. Matte Collins will leave next Thursday
for Columbus, o., her former home, where she
will visit her mother.
MIR and Mrs. Will Reid will take possession of
the Barbour property, on North Meridian street,
about the 1sJ of August
Mr. Stearns who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Reynolds has returned
to his home in LoganSport.
Mr.. J. H. Baldwin, accompanied by Misses
Rose and Helen, will make a complete tour of
the northern lake country.
Miss Tillie Bunten of Cincinnati, is spending
the summer here with her aunt, Mrs. j. Is.
Walker, on North Pine street.
Mr.. Gus Rocker and Harry Fletcher leave next
week for an extended Eastern trip. They will
visit all the principal watering places.
The ladies of the Seventh street NJ E. Church
gave q. successful lawn social, on Friday night,
at the corner of Ash and Seventh streets.
Governor Gray and wife and Mrs Pierre Gray
are still enjoying the pleasures surrounding that
most charming resort. Lake Maxinkuckee.
The families of Mr.. Julius Walk Mr. VIM.
Nichols, jr., Mr.. Theo Pfafln and Mr. Frank
Bird will start for Lake Maxinkuckee next week,
to remain several weeks.
The Grace Church Sunday-school enjoyed
picnic at Golden Hill on Wednesday, The usual
programme of days in the woods was carried out
to the qualification of all participants.
Miss Laura NJ. Hutton and Miss Jesse E.
Winder, of Richmond left yesterday morning,
after delightful visit to their aunt, Mrs. Addie
nj. Phipps, No. 126 East Walnut street.
Vice president Hendricks and wife, and Judge
and Mrs. Holman, will spend some time in the
Lake Superior region, where Mr.. Hendricks
went to look after some business interests.
On last Wednesday, Mrs. Anna Amack of
East Vermont street left for a visit among rela-
tives and friends in the East, expecting to re-
main during the remainder of the summer
The lawn social given by the ladies of the
Seventh Presbyterian Church, at the residence
of Mr.. Charles H. Soules, was an enjoyable
affair and reflected great credit upon those In
charge.
The ladies Altar Society of St Johns Church
held most pleasant lawn festival at the resi-
dence of the Bishop on Wednesday night. The
night was fine and conducive to pleasure. There
MAS large attendance
Six hundred invitations were issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Geo Duy. for the guild social of St
Pauls Church. held at their residence, on Friday
night There was large attendance. A fine
musical programme was rendered.
Mrs. Jno. Browning entertained progressive
euchre party on Thursday evening. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs Fred Hanson.
of St Paul Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stout,
Mrs. Hewlett and Mrs Pfaff and others.
One evening last week Mr. and Mrs George
Stout We're surprised by party of friends.
among them Mr. and Mrs. w. 7. Bingham, Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown
ing and Others. Cards were enjoyed until a late
hour
A surprise party was given to Mr.. Kelly, re-
siding on First street, last evening by his wife.
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