The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-06

Wright; VIM. Lee to Miss Josie Bingham; Mr..
Ford Wood to Miss Vinnedge.
Society.
Miss Eva johnson has returned from Chicago.
Miss Mollie Clarke is in Maysville, KY, with
relatives.
Mr. Richard Bigger is visiting friends in Har-
tsop county.
Mrs. George Southland and daughter Lena are
visiting at Rushville, Ind.
Mrs Deitrichs left last Friday for New York,
to be gone about two weeks.
Miss Helen Mayo with friends in Cleveland,
will be gone about two weeks.
Misses Sarah Smith and Tune Henry are in
Franklin, o., for few weeks.
Mrs. Lockard, of Cincinnati, is the guest of
Ter daughter Mrs. Will Reed.
Miss Mollie Trimble and Miss Sattie Horney
are visiting friends in Chicago.
Mrs Fl. J. Milligan went to Columbus, o.
yesterday for a two weeks stay.
Mrs. W. p. Bingham entertained a progressive
euehre party last Friday evening
Mrs Andrew Marshall is with friends in Iowa.
She returns about the middle of October
Mr. and Mrs Chas. F. Robbins are visiting
;he parents of the former at Greensburg.
Mrs McLain, of Wyandotte, Kan, is being
entertained by Mrs. Droege, of Park avenue
Prof Ben Gresh seriously contemplates
permanent change OF residence to the South.
Mrs J. h. Baldwin has returned from a two
months absence in Minnesota and Nebraska
Miss Lydia Haley at the Classical School, alb
sent on a vacation, returns home on the 10th.
Alice Fleming, of Vincennes, has accompanied
Miss Matte Steeg, of Greencastle, to her home.
Miss Florence Hussey, of Terre Haute, is Wis.
ting Miss Coe Condit on North Meridian street.
Mrs J. w. Gordon entertained a party of
light couples at progressive euchre on Monday
light
Miss Alice Cullen, of South Meridian street.
who has been away for some weeks, has re-
turned.
Mrs Anna Amack arrived home last night
from a delightful visit East of several weeks
duration.
Superintendent Fletcher is out of the city for
a few days, ehjoying a much needed period of
recreation
Miss Lillian Hawk, who has been for many
weeks among friends in various Westerncities, is
again home
Mrs Goodheart, of Broadway avenue, enter
tertained a large party of young people on Fri
day evening.
Miss Van VIE is absent among friends in
Ohio, where she will remain until the latter part
of the month.
Judge Woods, of the federal court, has
returned from delightful trip to several of the
Eastern cities.
Details are arranged for The marriage of Miss
Anna Holiday and Harry Bennett. on the even
ng of the 10th.
Miss Edith Richie, of ST. Joe, Mo-. who has
been visiting Miss Nettle johnson, returned
home last week.
Mrs. A. A. Barnes and daughter returned
yesterday from O visit of two weeks to relative
in Rockford, Ill.
Mrs DR.. Davenport, of vincennes, Ind, is be-
ing entertained by Samuel Watson, of North
Delaware street.
Mrs. c. III. Rosebrock. of Prospect street, has
gone to Ohio to visit relatives, ana will return in
about two weeks.
Miss Pet Hogue, of Christian avenue, is visit
ing friends in Missouri She will be absent
about three weeks.
Misses Florence and Abbie Patterson are being
entertained for few days by Miss Matte Sur
gell, of Terre Haute
Mr. Ford Wood is soon to be married to Miss
tinnedse, prominent young society lady of
North Delaware street.
Ed v. Hervey has handed in his resignation
as letter carrier. and will read medicine with his
father. Dr. J. W. Hervey.
Isaac Kahn and family have returned from a
very heathful and pleasant sojourn of several
weeks at Waukesha, Wis.
Miss Eva Steele has returned from the mount
aims of North Carolina, where she has been pass
ing the hot days of summer.
Mrs. Leon O. Bailey has left Buffalo, and is
now with relatives of her husband at Wellsboro,
Ia She returns about Sept 16.
Mrs. A. E. Sinks. absent for many weeks among
the mountains and points of interest in Colorado,
returns with renewed health vigor.
John H. Holiday. of the News who has been
1evotlng few weeks to the sea shore attrac-
Sions, returned home Friday night.
Miss Claypoo gave picnic party at Golden
aft t.
enjoyed by the young people invited.
Miss Dot Browning gave party on Thursday
evening to her friends Cards, music and dancing
were pleasant features of the occasion.
Miss Mollie Landers has been entertaining her
friends during the past week at lawn tennis, the
court being in the Blind Asylum park
Miss Margaret Kackley, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Lucy, left last week for Boston.
Miss Lucy will remain but few days
Miss Lois. daughter of r. B. f. Peirce, of
Charlottesville, will next week enter school at
Morgan Park, eight miles from Chicago.
Mr. Louis Commossy left yesterday for
Toledo, O., to accept the hand of beautiful
young lady. Miss Jessie Leibces, at that city
Mr.. Herman Peck and Miss Blanch Sulgrove
are about to launch upon the matrimonial sea.
mutual friend says the time is not far distant.
The marriage Of Miss Emma D. Albright to
Mr. Charles ID. Bushong took place at the brides
parents on Thursday evening. The gathering was
large and conspicuous for fine toilets. The affair
Nas elegant IN every appointment. The numerous