The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-05


are few social announcements at present, but
those anticipated will be made in due time
Society.
Mr.. A. Abromet is in Evansville.
Mr. James Walsh is in New York
Mr. and Mrs William Sylvester are in Boston.
Mrs. E. P Thayer visited in the city last
week.
Mr.. NJ Childs jr has returned from visit to
Cincinnati
Mr.. Clinton c. Dumont will go to California
in a short time.
Mr. and Mrs George Bryce ERE rejoicing in the
advent Of an heir
Miss Edith Fountain will return from Denver,
Col, next month.
Dr. c. E. Wright is taking a pleasant rest in
the Eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Foust aud son are spend
ing to-day in Cincinnati
Mrs. Asa Sammans returned from visit to
Springfield Ohio, last week.
Miss Jessie Denton and Miss Kate Fay are
visiting friends IN Dayton, 0.
Mrs Ebert Tyner of Greenfield Ind, visited
friends in the city on Thursday.
Mr.. viii Dye is going to Virginia for the
summer where he will study law
The latest style for dinner invitation cards
is in the form of large soda cracker
spend the summer at Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mrs Flora Hunter will attend the national
music teachers convention, in New York.
Misses Kittie Stone Hannah Tousey and
Susie Stewart are visiting in Newport, Ky.
Miss Bessie West and her brother, George, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs Beebe, at Put-in-Bay.
Mr. and Mrs S W. Broderick and daughters,
Misses Mary and Nettie, in Green Lake, Wis.
Mrs NJ. E. Baker is doing the mountains of
Colorado with party of friends from Lawrence,
Kan.
Mr. VIM. L. McChesney, of Chicago is spend
ing few days with his sister, Mrs. d. E.
Snyder.
Mrs. A. Z. Sinks leaves tomorrow for Denver
and Colorado Springs, where she will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meyers will leave to-
morrow for Pine lake, where they will remain
some time
Mr. Burnett, of vincennes, Ind, graduate
of Bloomington, Indiana, College, is reading law
In this city.
Mrs. j. B. Smith and Mrs. Lubart and little
daughter, of Vincennes, the guests of Mrs
E. A. Cook
Mrs. Ed Kistner will spend part of the sum
mer at the old family homestead a few miles
from the city
session of their elegant new home on North
Meridian street.
A number of friends were entertained by Miss
Jennie Jeffrey last week, at her residence on
North Meridian street.
Little Miss Gertie Pattison. of Cincinnati, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Blanchard, on
North Pennsylvania street
z Miss Grace Julian was given a delightful after
noon party by Mrs. Tibert, on Wednesday. Miss
Julian will soon leave for Santa Fe. y. NJ.
Miss Garmony, Miss Hoingshead and Mr.
Parish were complimented by picnic got up
for them on Friday, by Mr. Pirtle Herod
That versatile and charming writer Miss Mary
Krout, is in the city the guest Of Miss Mary
Dean, with whom she celebrated the Fourth
Mr.. j. f. Collins is expected home on the 18th
from his Eastern trip, which included the larger
cities as we'll as the principal sea shore resorts
Mr. II. j. COgan, the Cincinnati attorney, who
is trying the Heyl case in this city, presented
Mr.. Leon Bailey with very handsome cane last
week
Mrs. Emerson, of Peoria H., who passed
through the city Tuesday for Columbus was
elegantly entertained by Mrs. Adair, on College
avenue.
Mr. Alex. Stewart and Mr.. Homer Hopkins are
enjoying trip which includes all the principal
Eastern cities, also Manhattan Beach and Coney
Island
Mrs. j. w Hunter, of Hotel English. has Just
returned from an eight weeks pleasant visit
among relations and friends in st. Joseph, Mo-,
and Wellington, Kan.
The tea party given by Miss Jennie Hesse, last
week, was most enjoyable affair." and all pres
ent expressed themselves as delighted with Miss
Jennie's charm of hospitality
Ex-Governor Porter accompanied by his wife
and daughter Miss Anna, left last week for
Lake Chautauqua n Y, where they will re-
main most of the heated season.
Miss Bessie Grooms of Greencastle: Miss
Carrie Chambers, of Jacksonville, H., and Miss
Flora Grooms of Richmond, are visiting Mrs.
Jno. W. Cooper, 70 Highland avenue.
The working mems lawn and social party, on
Massachusetts avenue, was perfect success. A
large number of people were present, who evil
IDENTITY enjoyed the festivities of the occasion.
About thirty guests were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs Henry Weber at progressive euchre,
on Friday evening. The prizes were four beau
tifully decorated scrap baskets, made by the host
ess.
Miss Genevieve Elliott is Of the most pop
Mar young ladies in the city. No event is con
sidered complete without her cooperation. En-
PERTAINING and affable she Is favOrite in all
circles
Mrs Laura NJ Walker, who has been confined
so closely to the sick room of her son Reginald,
during the past six months, has gone from the
city for few weeks rest and recreation among
friends.
The ladies of Grace Church. under the man
acement of Mrs. Willis D. Enele, have made for
themselves a local reputation by an entertain
ment called Samantha an Artful Tower
which is the most laughable bit of nonsense ever
presented for the amusement of any audience