The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-27

Mrs Harry Drew has returned from an East
ern trip.
Miss Emma shindle is visiting friends in
Chicago.
Miss Katie Wright, of Chicago. is visiting Miss
Stella Wiles
Col R. S. Robertson. of Fort Wayne, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Doherty are visiting
friends at Fort Wayne.
Mrs Carrie Hall is rapidly improving. after
IN Illness of three months.
MISS May Morrison has returned from visit
to Mrs Eomes, at Chicago.
Miss Bonnie Simpson is visiting In Terre
Haute, at St -Marys-of the Woods
Mr.. and Mrs Phil Pickering. of Chicago, have
been visiting the family of e. M. johnson.
Mrs. D. H. Parmelee aud daughter, Mabel
have returned from visit to Kankakee, Ill.
Mrs. G. D. Webb is visiting relatives in the
East. She will be gone about three months.
Mrs. John Butler and Mrs VIM Potts, of
Terre Haute, are visiting friends in this city.
Almon r. Meek, of jacksonville ex-Attorney-
general of Florida, is in the city, visiting friends.
Mrs j. G. Perry, who has been visiting Mrs
George Fl. Dunn, at Sholbyville, has returned
home.
Miss Callie Pathan, of Cleveland. O.. is visit
ing Miss Carrie Shower, on North Delaware
street.
Miss Rosa Young of Paris, ILL.,, is visiting
hrs. and Mr.. j. NJ. Belnap, on South Meridian
itrees.
Mrs. A. T. Sinker and family have gone to
New York to spend the summer with Mr..
Einker.
Misses Lerria and Matte Tarbell, of Provi-
aence, are the guests of the Misses Fisher, on
Bouth street.
A party in honor of Miss Barbour. of Evans
@flla mill ho <xsv h-vN NJ uor
Tuesday.
Miss Esther Loeb of Attica, is spending a few
days with Miss Rachel Solomon, on East Mar
ket street
Miss Leila Gundelfneer left last Thursday
night for Marshall No., to spend the summer
with relatives
Lieutenant and Mrs. F. W. Toppan miss
Hay Henry. of New York, are IN the city visit
ing the relatives of Mrs. Toppan.
The congregation Of Grace Church has unani-
mously voted months vacation and salary to
their rector, Rev. Augustine Prentiss.
Miss Lillian Russell, after visit of three
weeks to friends in the city, returned to her
home at Danville, ILL.,, yesterday.
A reception win be given by Mrs. J. L. Moth
ershead, on Wednesday, from to o'clock, at
her home No. 57S North Pennsylvania street
Mrs. K. F. Chamberlain, formerly of this city,
now of East Saginaw, Mich, is visiting her
father, A. B. Compton, at No. 225, North Cali
fornia street.
Hughes East the newly-appointed register of
the land Office at Frankfort d. t.. is in the
city with his family, for short visit before de-
parting for his new home
The Womans Aid Society of the First English
Lutheran Church viii hold a parlor concert at
Hrs Baugher's No 1872 North Alabama street,
on next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. FL Baldwin and family leave this week
for their cottage at Gratiot Beach, popular re-
sort for Detroit people. on Lake Huron. They
viii remain until the middle of September.
Miss Oracle Paul arrived home yesterday from
Charlottesville. where she has been visiting for
some time, and was accompanied by Miss Lou
Alfrsy, who will spend several weeks with her.
Mr.. w. r. Williams, who has been employed
on the Indianapolis press during the last few
months. has accepted position on the city staff
of the Chicago Evening News, and left last night
TO enter upon his new duties.
a delightful luncheon was given by Mrs Nor
xis Ross, on Thursday, in honor of Mrs. Greer
End daughter of New York The guests were
Mrs Hannah Chapman Mrs. Lewis Hasselman,
Mrs G. O. Foster Mrs Watson, Of Chicago,
Mrs Charles Marsindale, Mrs. John Shaw and
Miss Angie Moon.
Gen. o. o. Howard Major general of the
United States army, will be in Indianapolis on
she 9th of July, and has promised to deliver his
celebrated lecture OF the battle of Gettysburg
on the evening OF buat udte. MS VIII % an
event of great interest to our people, especially
10 the old soldier boys.
Mrs. Myron w. Reed arrived in the city on
Friday night, and is the guest of Mrs. j. r.
Hussey, No. 264 North Tennessee street. A re-
eeption was given Mrs. Reed yesterday after
noon, and another will be given on Monday
afternoon. The friends of Mrs Reed will be
pleased to know of her good health.
On Tuesday night of this week lawn social
will be given at the residence of Capt. w. G.
WATSON on Broadway. A musical and literary
programme will be rendered and refreshments
will be served al fresco. The young people hav-
ing the matter 10 charge are making preparations
TO have this of the social events of the
party was given in honor Of Miss Stella
Hunt. at her residence on South Pine street,
last Tuesday night The persons present were
Misses Julia Coulon, Leona Stafford, Stella
Gates, Eva Cadwallader Nellie and Mary Bruce
and Mollie Koontz; Messrs. Harry Hammond, AL
bert Barnes, Frank Pittman, William Reiffel,
Frank Coffin, and Oscar and Douglass Coulon.
al of whom had delightful time. Refresh
ments were served after which there was dane
Ing.
Mr.. Charles Sherman, who has for many
years held responsible position in the dry
goods store of L. 8. Ayres & Co., which he has
resigned to accept an offer from Arm
in Chicago. was given banquet
at the Grand Hotel last night, By Mr.. George
Pnngst and MIR. Henry Tate. A dozen Of the in
innate friends of Mr. Sherman were present,
and responses were made to toasts by Judge
Norton, George F. Pfngst, Henry Tate Colonel
Doherty. Colonel Hepning and o. X. johnson.
Smith Ell. Myers was the toast master. The
affair was elegantly arranged, and was highly
enjoyed by those present. Mr. Sherman leaves
for his new location tonight
A party was given by Miss Carrie Vajen, on
Friday evening, IN honor of Miss Fannie Barbour
of Evansville, who is the guest of Miss Lille
Butler on North Delaware street. Among those
who were present were Miss Pathan. of Cleve-
hand: Misses Rose Foster, Minnie Gates, MINI ie
and Florence Coffin, Carrie Malott, Linda Gray.
Lille Reeves. Daisy Roberts. Kate Lands,
Blanche Dollins, Shirley DALEY. Daisy Baldwin
Messrs. Herbert Collins, Will Wood, AL Tousey,
Arthur and Charles Byfeld, Lawrence Schiller.
Will Judson, Clarence Foster. Harry Eden, Hal
Byram, Sam Carey, Percy and Frank Hord, and
Dthess
Miss Gertie Trott gave dancing party at her
rnothec'a residence. No. l32 North Tennessee