The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

Mr.. Allen Hendricks went to Charlottesville yester.
day.
Miss Susie Clark has been at Turkey lake the past
James H Willard, of Bedford, was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs G. B. Feibleman has gone to Louisville to visit
friends.
j; c. Spe has gone to Kokomo for brief visit to
Congressman Matson is in the city, stopping at the
Bates House.
DIR. J. E. Hoover is visiting Chas H. Cooke, of
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Mary Mckenzie is recovering from pro-
1racted illness
Mrs o. G. Pfaff is in Louisville visiting friends and
the exposition
Rev. N. A. HYDE mas returned from his summer va
cation in Vermont.
Mrs. Harriet Hardin of Dublin, Ind, is visiting
relatives In the city.
Prof D. B. Brenneke returned from three months
vacation yesterday
Mrs a. A. Barnes and daughter have returned from
their northern trip.
Miss Emma Ayres is at Saratoga, with Mrs. Whee
lock of Kansas City.
Mr.. David Stout and family have gone to Chicago
for a visit of a few days.
Mr. Dumont Reid viii enter Yale divinity school
the middle of this month
The engagement of Mr.. Walter Icor and Miss Min
ME G. Graham is announced.
J. L. McMaster and family are at home after two
weeks stay in Columbus, o.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter have returned from
their cottage at Rock Lake Wis.
Miss Alice E. Farchild is visiting relatives in Kan
sas City She will remain year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson will leave on Wednes.
day for an extended Eastern trip
Miss Brkmeyer of Cleveland is visiting Mrs Jud-
son on North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Jessie G.. Cowgirl, of Greencastle. is spending
the Sunday with friends in the city.
Miss Sallie Newcomb of Charlottesville, is in the
city, visiting her aunt Mrs. Ramsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Drinkwater have returned from
a visit to friends at Kokomo and Peru.
Rev: Dr. Andrus and wife are spending the day
Mr.. W. 81. Smith, 1913 College avenue.
Mr. Thomas Albeit and niece Miss Ada Albeit,
are visiting DR.. A. Stratford and family.
Misses McOuat Gates and Louis will go to Boston
this month to spend the winter in study.
Miss Mamie Girard. of Charlottesville, is visiting
Miss Laura Bowser, on Woodland avenue.
W. P. Fishback and wife have taken possession of
their new home on North Delaware street.
Mr.. H. @. Levi is home with his family somewhat
ronzed by summer residence at the seashore
President Fisher of Hanover Cllege was in the city
yesterday. He breaches to-day at Greenwood.
Rev. ]. B. Baltzy and E. w. Halford leave tomor-
row for a ten days trip to Detroit and Mackinaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter returned on Friday
evening from their summer residence at Lake Mills.
Mr.. George T. Evans and family have taken pos
session of theirnew home North Meridian street.
]. W. Birchfed, of this city. will have charge of
a Misses Maud. Edna and Frank Williams have re.
turned from their northern trip and summer vacation
Rev. e. A. Bradley has returned from his vacation
and will resume regular services to-day in Christ
Church.
Miss Jsnnie L. Burr has returned from the mount.
aims of Colorado, where she has been spending the
Messrs. W. A. Van Buren, and Merrill Moores went
to Louisville last evening and will return the first of
the week.
Misses Adah and Gertie sockwen are still visiting
their brothers, Will P. and Spence Sockwel in New
York city.
Rev. A. Tibbetts has returned from his vacation,
and viii preach at the Central Universalist Church
this morning.
Capt. W. G.. WATSON has recovered from his recent
serious illness, and has gone to Chicago with Mrs. Was
son on visit
General James R. Carnahan and family have moved
from No. 70 College avenue to No. 57S North Penn
sylvania street.
Misses Amy and Nellie Loomis and mother ha We
returned from an extended visit among relatives and
friends in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Langsdale who have been
seeking health among the hills of Switzerland county
have returned home.
Mr. Cilley has purchased the new cottage erected by
Mr.. Huey. this season, in Woodruff Place. and will
occupy it Immediately.
Miss Daisy Knisel has been visiting in Grand
Rapids and Petoskey, Mich, the past two weeks, and
is expected home
Mrs. Paul Liebhardt and daughter Millie of Milton
who have been visiting Mrs Julian. of Irvington,
turned home Friday.
Mrs. D. B. Brenneke will return this week from
Morganfeld, KY, where she has been spending the
summer with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Geyer of the Deaf and Dumb
Institute, started for Chicago Thursday night to
spend several days there.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith, of Shenandoah, Ia who ars
their way East spend to-day this city the gueste
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Myers
Mrs. Perkins and daughter, Miss Alma leave to-
for PHILADELPHIA. New York and other Eastern
stiles to be absent several weeks
State SUPERINTENDENT Holcombe returned YESTERDAY
from tour of number of counties where he has
been attending teachers institutes.
Mrs. H ?. Wetsell, who has been spending the
summer at Saratoga and Far Rockaway N. Y,
turned home the 1st of September.
Mrs J. H. Baldwin and daughters have returned
from their cottage at Fort Gratiot, Mich. on Lake
Huron, where they spent two months.
Mrs. R. R. Parker and daughter have returned from
prolonged absence from the city, part of the time
having been spent at Green Springs o.
Mrs. J. Staples, of North New Jersey street, and
her daughters, Mrs. Ashby and Miss Staples, leave
for their new home in Greencastle next week.
Mrs. Ellen Hanney has arrived home, after ten
weeks visit in Iowa. where she has gained many
friends and will always have hearty welcome
Mrs. James P. Bakerireturned from Care May last
week where she spent the summer with her father
and mother. DR.. and Mrs. Paryin, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Benjamin Kelsey and son Preston have re
turned from jaunt in the East Miss Margie will
remain till cooler weather. She has fully recovered
her health.l
Mr.. T. G. Crawford, of the New York World
well-known Washington correspondent, is in the
city. looking the political situation for the
World. He leaves for st. Louis to day.
Miss Jennie Miller daughter of Hon. Lewis Miller
of Akron, o.. and Miss Studebaker, daughter of the
Hon. Glenn Studebaker. of South Bend, started yes
terday for Europe with Rev. DR.. Vincent, of Chau
tauqua fame
Mr.. w. H. Smith and family, of College avenue
have returned home from two-week's outing in
Michigan and at Turkey lake. There some phe
suppressed.
Messrs. Fremont Frey and J. D. Ambrose of this
ty have compiled and published, for private crcula
i m book of checker problems The volume com
3rses one hundred pages, and demonstrates the
science there is in the game.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding or