The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

fAl masters Of interest and items Of news whether
the city State proper for this department viii
be printed 4 properly authenticated-l
Mr.. William Dedest is in New York city.
Il. r. Kackly has returned from the East
Miss Jessie Kipp has returned from Toledo o.
mr. Arthur Sweenie is visiting his sister in Detroit
William Watterson has gone to Chicago for week.
DR. j. g. Parsons is back from his summer vacae
ton.
Mrs. Sarah Harlan is visiting friends in Madison
county.
Mrs. Joseph e. Mcdonald returned from Deer Park
Friday.
Hon. William Williams, of Warsaw, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Emma Enrich, of Evansville, is in the city.
visiting friends.
Mrs Fred Robinson, of Peru, spent part of the
Miss Hattie ohr and Bell Closer are visiting friends
10 Springfield, O.
Mrs. Samuel Morrison has gone to Columbus. o.
Tor . weeks stay.
Mrs IT. J. Adams and daughter are making a tour
OF Eastern cities.
Hiss Rachel Solomon spent few days last week
visiting in Lafayette
Misses Bessie Scott and Cora Daggett spent last
week ia the country
CIR. and Mrs. E. Fl. Eldrdge at Rushmere Club
house, St. Clair Flats
John Bassett is home from a three weeks vacation
spent at battle-ground.
Mrs. g. A. Wilson, OF Franklin. is visiting her
mother La this city.
Mrs. DR.: woodburn leftfor Chicago yesterday for a
weeks visit TO friends.
Mrs. L. d. Moody and daughter viii soon spend sew
eral weeks in Michigan.
Miss AIDA Keller has been visiting friends at Tip
ton during the past week.
Wesley Coffey. editor of the Spencer Republican
was IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Alear has returned frora an extended
visit to Lake Maxinkuckee
Miss Ada Randolph. of Hicks, o.. Is visiting Miss
Belle Dickerson, on Ash street.
Mrs. r. II. McGrath Of Lafayette, is visiting her
parents, No. IT'S Park avenue.
Mrs. w. c. Lynn is at home after two weeks visit
among relatives in Evansville.
Miss Ida Biensac will leave on Monday morning to
visit her sister In Mt Carmel, i'll.
Misc Nellie florence left Friday for a six weeks
visit among friends in Bridgeport, Ill.
Miss Georgia Cole is spending few weeks vacation
among relatives and friends in the East.
Mrs. Win Hall has gone to Green Springs, o., for
few weeks. hoping to regain her health.
O. r. johnson and R. o. Hawkins will arrive home
from their trip to San Francisco tomorrow
M. A. Mcdonald. manager of the Havana division
Of the Wabash road, was in the city yesterday.
Louis g. Deschler has gone to the lakes and sum
nner resorts of the Northwest for a few weeks.
Mrs. J. E. Collins. and Misses Celia and Belle Grau
man have returned from West Baden Springs.
Mrs. J. G. Walton who has been visiting Mrs An
ME g. Howe has returned to her home at Cincinnati.
Mrs. 3. Jacoby has returned from a two months
visit in New York Connecticut and Washington City.
Mrs. W. s. Brown and daughter, Lida have re-
turned from short vacation, spent in st. Joseph,
Mrs. Hawes of New Albany is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs William Guy, No. 243 North Pennsylvania
street.
Miss Emma Gundy. of Olney, H., is visiting her
aunt Mrs. William Boaz, No. 80 South Pennsylvania
Rev. Fl. A. Buchtel and family left last evening for
Knightstown, where he breaches to-day to his old
charge
M. Fl. Spades entertained few of his clerks
Wednesday evening at his residence in Woodruff
Mr.. F. L. Wise, having spent delightful twoweeks'
visit with friends and relatives will return to Chicago
Tonight
Mr. and Mrs Milo E. Lawrence have gone to Indian
Springs this State. for short trip accompanied by
Eaeir sons.
Alawn tennis party was given on Wednesday even
ing by Miss May Marsh Of No. 25S North Pennsyl
vania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Walker have gone to Indian
Springs, Ind accompanied by Miss Florence Simmons
rs their guest.
Ben R. Hyman and w. R. Lowry, editors of the
Saturday Herald went to Peoria, ILL., last evening to
spend Sunday.
Mrs Ward B Gale, of Chicago formerly of this
fty. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Keller, on South
Meridian street.
Miss Nellie and Nervie Fisher are an extended
visit to friends and relatives in Veedersburg Frank
fort and Kokomo.
Last weeks issue of the Chicago Current contains
an interesting article on .Bookshness' by Mr. Louis
Rowland of this city.
Miss Pearl Coffman, who viii assist at next
Wednesday nights promenade concert, is of Gin
cinnati's favorite singers
Mrs. viii Robb accompanied by Grace and Laura
Hunter, of Charlottesville visiting AIRS. j. Il.
Engle No. 343 Ash street.
The engagement of Mr.. Frank Robinson formerly
of this city but now of Chicago, to young lady of
the latter city is announced.
Mrs. Rose A. Sharff and her friends Mrs. Frazier
and Mrs. Fnfrock, left this visit friends and
relatives in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mr. Charles E. Kregeo and family left on Wednes-
day for Minneapolis and st. Paul, MINI. They will
De joined in few days by M. Steel Bright.
Mr.. Henry Alexander, who has been visiting his
uncle, Mr. Robert Potts, of North Mississippi street.
returned to his home in Kansas, yesterday.
Juvenile Temple, No. win give ice-cream fssti
val and social on next Wednesday evening at Taber
nacle Chapel, No. Gil East Washington street.
Mr. Will Boaz and Arthur Wilmington of the ac
counting department of the l., B. 60 w. railway are
spending Sunday at Sandusky and Put-in-Bay.
Mrs Lee Mothershead leaves in few days for
Trenton NJ j., where she will join her husband, who
has preceded her to select home for future occu-
pancy.
On Thursday evening last Mikado party was given
ct tne residence OF MISS Jessie aaneock on East
Winchester.
Miss Marion Kress viii be with Mrs. e. G. Atkins,
North Meridian street, tomorrow previous to her
departure for her new home ct jefferson Barracks
near Sc. Louis.
Wm Kriel of the Grand Hotel news stand has the
authorized photographs of Mrs. Frances Cleveland
who is snobbishly and absurdly called Mrs Presi
dent Cleveland
Mrs Jason Carey and Miss Margaret have returned
from months stay in Virginia. where they enjoyed
the mountain air together with Miss ketcham's
sketching party.
J. B. Conner and wife leave tomorrow TO attend
the Farmers National Congress at st. Paul. Before
returning nome they viii make trip To the northwest
far as Winnipeg.
Mr.. r. e. Edmundson and lady Of Newport KY,
and Mrs. j. b. Johnston of Cincinnati were visiting
their relative Mrs. L. n. Perry, No. 1876 East New
York street, last week.
w. o. Shreve and family, of ST. Joseph. H., visited
relatives and friends here last week They the