The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-18

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Mrs r. Richards is visiting relatives at Pull
man, Ill
Miss Jessie L. Hughes is visiting her sister in
Connersville
Miss Gertie Lewis is visiting Miss Katie Lyons
at Shelbyviale.
Miss Nettie Johnson is visiting Mrs. II. B.
Foster at Madison.
Albert Gall left last night for New York, Phil
adelphia and Boston.
Miss Rebecca Jameson will visit friends at
Hudson. O., this week
Mr. r7oc-ge Sullivan and family will go TO
Maxinkuckee this week
Miss Clara Jack, of Nashville. Tenn, is visit
Ing Miss Lizzie III. Stilz
Mrs. r. C. Herrick is at Westfeld, visiting her
father, John III. Kenyon.
The family of Mr. Frank Bird will spend the
summer at Maxinkuckee
Mrs d. B. Orner left for Maxinkuckee last
evening for ten days visit.
Dir Oliver r. Morton is absent from the city
on an extended Eastern trip
j. O. Henderson, of Kokomo, is in the city,
stopping at the Bates House.
Miss Bertha Eldridge is spending her vacation
Rt Chicago and Highland Park.
H. G. Roney and family have gone for q three
weeks visit to Wapakoneta o.
Mrs D. V, Burns and daughter have returned
from their visit TO Washington.
Mr.. A. B Gates and family leave for the East
this week to spend the summer.
Mrs. j. E. Lynn, of Yellow Springs. spent
Monday and Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. John NJ Kitchen will ieave soon to spend
several weeks at Watch Hill, r. l.
LYDIA and Lizzie Becker leave tomorrow for
Chicago Milwaukee and Waukesha-
j. NJ Mcnamara business manager of Havsr-
Sys Minstrsls, is at the Grand Hotel.
Mrs. Fannie Hendricks and daughter leave for
their new home in Chicago this week.
Miss Daisy Lemon went to Chicago, on Thurs
day to spend month with relatives.
Miss Nef of Cincinnati, is the guest of Miss
Bessie West on North Delaware street.
Miss Ida Pomeroy will go to Lake Chautau-
Qua, on Thursday, to spend the summer.
Misses Virginia and Carrie Cooper are at West
Baden. where they will spend two weeks
Mrs A. o. Porter is with her brother at Shell
byvile, Dr. w. F. Green, who is seriously i'll.
Miss Monta Albeit, of Columbus, is the guest
nf her friend, Miss Ada Hill, of Huron street
Miss Emma Lester, of Richmond is visiting
Miss Kittie Williams, at No. 70 West Ohio street.
Misses S. H. Socwell, Edith McCnne and
Alpha Robertson visiting friends at Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Kneu have returned
from their trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
M. V. McGillard and family and Vinson Car
ter and family left for Maxnkuckee last even
ing
Mrs F. H. lowering has been engaged to sing
ut the Second Presbyterian Church for the next
year
Miss Nollie Robinson, of South Bend, is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. A. Sherfey, on North Meridian
street
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Steele will leave on Thurs
day for a visit to their former home in Ken
Eueky.
Mrs J. ". Ogle has returned from visit Of
-four months to California, much improved in
health.
Miss Ella Black of Terre Haute, is visiting
Edlss Kate Harrison No. 772 North Alabama
street
Miss Rosa Reinhart, of this city, is the guest
of Simon Vile, her uncle, and other friends at
Lap orte.
Miss Oracle Gibney. of Bradford, Pa. is visit
lining her aunt, Mrs W. r. Marcy, No. 500 North
Tennessee street
delightful tea party was given on Thursday
evening TO number of her young friends by
kMiss Julia Moore.
Mrs. D. NJ. Bradbury. after absence of two
weeks. spent at Washington and New York, has
returned to the city.
Miss Elenor West, of Toledo, and Kittie Grey,
of Warsaw are the guests of Miss Fanny Grey.
ion North East street.
Mrs. Isaac P. Gray returned last evening from
New Lisbon, o., where she had been visiting
RELATIVES aud friends.
Mrs Grott,isch, of Cincinnati, was called to
this city, Wednesday, to attend the funeral Of
her nephew, N. Grasson
MTs. Frank James will leave on Wednesday
Cor visit of three or four weeks to friends at
Danvile, H., and Detroit
The family Of Mr.. v. T. Maott left for Oak
land, Mich, on Thursday, where they will join
Mr.. and Mrs. David Macy.
Mrs. Bright and daughter, of North Meridian
street. have gone to Old Sweet Springs in Vir-
ginia to spend few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coffin, who left for New
Work on last Thursday, sailed yesterday for a
visit of two months in Europe.
Mrs. Van Vankenburg and daughter. of Hunts
vile, Ala, are visiting the family of Mr.. ]. r.
Ryan. on North Alabama street
party consisting of Lida Brown, Olive Van
Vankenburg. Harry Ryan and Walter Short
ridge visited Bloomingdale Glens last week
small party was entertained at tea Wednes
Gay evening" by Miss Jennie Hesse in honor of
Miss Lewis, the guest of Miss Mary LOOMS
Miss Laurel v Babb, one Of the teachers ia
the public schools left on Monday evening for
few weeks vacation among friends in Kansas.
Col Eli Lilly and Mr.. Nordyke, of this city.
have purchased lots fronting the lake at
Cedar Beach, and will erect cottages on them.
Miss Nellie Rornady last week accompanied
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ker-
Bey. to their home at Marion, TO spend several
weeks.
A family tea was given Friday evening by
Mrs. Ella Duncan in compliment to the mother
OF Mrs Graydon, who was eighty four years old
on that day.
Mr. George B. LOOMS and family. with their
guest, Miss Lewis, of Spuyten Duyvil, N. Y. will
leave on Tuesday for a sojourn of few weeks
In Michigan.
John +. Wallick, Charles E. Dark and William
B. Burford, each accompanied by their families.
left on Friday for Lake Msxinkuckee TO spend
part of the summer season.
Miss Cert Walls entertained quite a number
Of her friends at her home on West New York
street last Tuesday evening, it being the TWEEN
kieth anniversary of her birth.
o r. Johnson, of the News, and r. 0. Hawk
Rns left for California yesterday, at noon, to be