The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-12

summer season Of moonlight, music love and
flowers"
Society.
Mr.. Charles Pfaff visited his family here last
Sunday.
Katie May Gossett is visiting relations in
Chicago
Miss Mamie Hanson has returned from visit
to Rushville.
Rev. John Raltzly will make trip to Boston
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs H S. Friedly leave for Cincin-
natl tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Halford will spend the day
at Maxinkuckee
Mr. Chas Foster returned from Lake Maxim
kuckee last week.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. Lecklider have gone East for
q two weeks visit
Mr. H. P WATSON returned from New York
city Thursday evening.
DR.. c. N. Metealf and Mr. Ira N. Krutz have
returned from Chicago.
Mr. Charles Staunn has returned from a visit
TO friends in Cincinnati
Miss Louise Knight will leave for Lake Chau-
tauqua the lst of August
Miss Ethel Miller, of Columbus, O., is visiting
her cousin, Miss Bessie Angle.
Miss Mary Penhan and s. P Shoarin and sis
ter are visiting in French Lick.
Mrs Mary Mckenzie left for Chicago on Fri
day night to visit Mrs. N. B. Smith.
progressive euchre party was given Friday
night at the residence of Harry Gage.
Miss Joine Griffith leaves next week for Ten
nessee, where she will spend some time.
It is rumored that Mr.. VIM Hobbs will soon
lead to the altar Miss Fannie Schmidlap.
Mr.. J. NJ Kerr of Columbus, Ohio was in the
city Thursday, en- route to Vincennes. Ind.
h1a;O iob nd
Wednesday for a season at Chautauqua lake.
Mrs. Ed May passed through the city on Fri
day. en- route to visit her mother in Franklin
Mrs John j. Price has gone on a visit Of few
weeks to her mother and relatives in Vincennes.
Mr.. John Myers and family. from Louisville,
KY, in the city visiting Mr.. Myerss mother.
Mrs. Mena Kemp Ogan left last night for An
derson, Iud., where she will remain until Tues
day.
Mrs Albert n Bushnell gave childrens' party
Friday evening in honor of her little
daughter.
Miss Minnie Stiles of Virginia avenue. is
PERTAINING her cousin, Miss Ellsworth, of Walt
ham, Mass
Miss Coe Coudit has gone to Lake Oconowa
where she will spend the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs Kirk.
Miss Clara Bradwell has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ehas. Foster, ON North Alabama street,
for the past week.
Miss Clara Hiatt was in the city last week,
On route for Lawrence, Ind, where she will visit
Miss Clara Brown.
MIR. Oliver T. Morton has returned from
visit of two weeks to his brother, MIR. Walter
Morton. in ST. Paul.
Miss Maud Cowan bright and accomplished
Young lady Of Charlottesville, is visiting friends
friends on Ash street.
Messrs. Alex Stewart and Homer Hopkins
have returned from their trip East, which was
extended to Cape May
Mrs Jno Ramsey and Miss Martina Grubbs
are spending week with Mrs Kent Morse on
North Pennsylvania street
Mr.. Enos B. Reed spent part of last week at
Lake Maxinkuckee, in attendance upon the
Democratic editors convention.
Mrs. j. w. Gordon, Mrs. Watson and two
children. of Chicago, and Mrs. Jack Williams
and son left for Virginia on Thursday.
Mrs VIM. Fl. Downs and Master Charles
Downs, of Logansport, visiting Miss Mamie
Hartley, on East Washington street.
Mr.. w. N. Burt connected with the business
firm of X. S. Foster Il Co.. left yesterday for
Paris, ILL.,, where he will spend few days.
Miss Julia Vennenan will spend the summer
In Evansville, while her brother and sister with
whom she resides, are travelling in the East.
The Inaugural Club held a very pleasant
meeting at the residence of the Misses Brown on
McCarty street. There large attendance
Messrs. Woods and Burnet. of Vncennes,
passed through the city last week for New York
from which point they sailed for Europe yester
day.
Mrs A. M. Reeves visited her parents. ex-
Sheriff Davis and wife, and her aunt and uncle
Mr. and Mrs Louthan, in Logansport, last
week.
The lawn festival given by the ladies of the
North Baptist Church was a in every
particular, and reflected great credit upon those
in charge.
Mrs Dr. Stillson, of North Delaware street,
has returned from Evansville where she has
been TO attend family reunion at her fathers
Mr. Victor Visch.
Mrs. John and Ms. Theodore Haneman, in
company with b. Brehm and wife, have returned
home from the East having visited at Cape May,
also Coney Island.
, Mr. Oscar Anderson has returned from Ne
braska He will spend the summer here, study
ing under Mr. Sewall, preparatory to entering
Yale College - the fall.
The ladies of the different churches Of Green
field had refreshment tables on the 4th of July,
the proceed of which were presented to the Davis
band. A nice sum was realized.
Several subjects of interest were discussed at
the meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society in the church parlors of the
Merrdian-street Church on Friday.
The gentlemen of the bon Ton" society will
give burlesque minstrel and lawn fete at the
residence of Albert Gall tomorrow evening
Harris band will furnish music Tor dancing.
The Independents private letter from In
dianola, Iowa states that our own John Kern
delivered one of the finest oratiOns there on the
glorious Fourth heard in that vicinity.
Miss Edna, eldest daughter of Col. James E.
Wildman, has gone to Denver 10 spend the
summer with her amt Mrs Mavity, who re-
Gently visited her brother, Dir. Wiidman, i'll this
city
The results of the last meeting of the North
END progressive euchre prizes of en-
broidered sls suspenders won bv wessrs Cath,e
ana dafnrnond, aud brass framed hand mirrors,
won by Mrs. Drew ana Sayles.
The tea given by Mrs ENRIQUE Miller to Miss
Martina Grubbs was one of the leading social
events OF the week. Her handsome parlors
were profusely decorated with flowers, which