The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-13

Mrs. E. j. Price win spend her vacation at the
seaside Old Orchard, Ne.
Arthur Undertake, of College avenue, visited
Lafayette during the past week.
Misses Winnie Willard and Sadie Parker
are visiting friends in Franklin, Ind
Mrs. w. F. Lupton is at home on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. No. 800 Park avenue.
Mr.. Edward H. Shobe, Of Wiles, Coffin q Co.,
has gone to Kansas for a two weeks vacation.
John j. Twiname and family, Of Bellefontaine
street. will go to LaPorte soon to spend several
weeks.
H G. Adams and wife are at Lake Maxim
kuckee, arranging for their summer stay at that
resort
Mrs Ella Anderson, of Broad Ripple. visited
Mrs. o. II. Miller, No. 514 Broadway, during the
past week.
Thos. L. johnson, wife and children are visit
ing Col. A. w. Johnsons family on North I'LL
nois street
Mrs knight, of Atlanta, Ca. will spend this
week with Mrs. Daniel Stewart on North Della
ware street.
Mr. Craig Fearing, of Bellefontaine, O., is the
guest Of his uncle, DIR. Clemmer, at No. 176 East
St Clair street.
aelphia, are visiting Mrs Frank r. Carter, at
No. IS West Michigan street
Miss Mary Worth. of the Secretary of States
sfice, has gone to Washington with Capt. w. r.
Myers and wife, on a visit
Mrs. f. 81. Peck, of New York, formerly Miss
Julia Elliott, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Aquilla
Jones, on North Pennsylvania street
Mrs. j. II. Kerrick of Minneapolis has re-
tnrnea home, accompanied by her mother and
niece. Miss Katie Bolinger, of Martlnsville.
Mrs. William Whitridge and Miss Maggie
SDalding, of Champaign. will spend week with
Mrs. A. j. Halford, on North Illinois street.
Mira George B. Greer, of New York, with her
daughter Bessie. is visiting ia the city, stopping
for the present with her cousin, Mr. Morris
Ross
Rev. J. Albert Rondthaler, of Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church, is in Hanover to-day,
where he delivers the annual address before the
college Y. NJ G. A.
Capt Asa s. Bushnell, of Springfield, O.. late
chairman of the Republican State Central Com
mittes is in the city. and is guest of his broth
or, A NJ Bushnell. Go East Seventh street.
C.rds nave been issued announcing the we'd
ding Wednesday evening" June g. of Mr.
VIM. H. Hobbs and Miss Frances Schmidlap, at
the residence of the brides parents No. 1852
Bellefontaine street.
Mr. T. C. Steele has pleasant sketching class,
make excursions into the surrounding country.
On Fricay they visited Crows Nest and secured
o number of views lin oily of that delightful
spot.
Dr. o. S. Runnels and wife will 60 to Sara
toga, next week, to attend the meeting of the
National Homeopathic Institute. On the 28th
the Doctor will sail for Europe, to be gone for
two months, while Mrs. Runnels will remain at
the springs
The music rendered by the choir Of st. Jo-
Reph's Church at the wedding of Mr.. R. H. Me-
6rath, of Lafayette and Miss Maggie Ward, on
parts were sung by Miss Maggie Sheerin and the
the offertory solo by Miss Maggie McKeever.
Miss Florence Coffin and Miss Julia Conner
have returned from Glendale Female College.
Miss Coffin was a member Of the graduating
class, and her essay was very much praised.
Miss Conner has taken a selected course, and
did not graduate. She showed marked talent in
painting
A lawn fete will be given at the residence of
u. G. Atkins. No 666 North Meridian street, on
Friday evening, June 18. beginning at o'clock,
by the young ladies Of the First Baptist Church.
the proceeds to be- for the benefit Of the Congo
mission. Mrs. Frank FL. lowering has kindly
consented to sing.
John G.. Young, for several years book keeper
for William Deering & Co., in this city, has
been appointed general agent for the Deering
Reaper Company for the territory of Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia.
His headquarters will be in Philadelphia, and he
will go to that city to- morrow.
Tomorrow evening there will be lawn fete
given at the residence OF Mrs Baldwin. No. 257
North Delaware street Trouble in Fairy
land, arranged for children from Midsummer
Nights Dream by Miss Emily Bingham, will
be given under her direction, and there will be
= fan drill under the direction of Miss Florence
Rrag.
Mr.. E. Cromwell futile. formerly of the press
Of this city, now Of the New York World, was
married. the LIST of June, to Mrs L. Maria
Hurd. of Boston. The wedding occurred at the
residence of the brides parents, in Townsend,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle have their home at
No. 80 Lake street, West Hoboken, N. j., where
the newly made wife was ''at home" yesterday
from to 10 P. NJ.
Miss Viola DePoy. of North New Jersey street,
entertained few friends on last Wednesday
evening, in honor of her guest, Miss Rilla Davis,
were the features of the evening. A general
good time was had by all. Among those present
we're Misses Jennie Holloway Hattie Lanedon,
Julia BOtteeher, Alice B0ttecher, Fannie Tay
lor, Mary Maxwell. Ada Parks and Fannie Cros-
lev, Messrs. Chas. Clark. Robert Meek, Charles
Crosley, Alve Curry. Ed. Harvey, Chas. Thur
Der, Gus. Rocker Chas Sherman and Charles
Myers
Miss Ketcham has just visited the summer re-
sorts along the line of the picturesque CheSa-
peake 81 Ohio railroad. and has made choice of
Sweet Springs, w. Va, for a stay of four
weeks by the Art Association on its second an
nual excursion this summer. The party will
leave July g. At Allegheny the highest point
on the railroad it will take old-fashioned stage
coaches or wagons for drive of ten miles
along q windinesmountain road, across lovely
streams, past cliffs and -avines mp Hill and
down dale. aud through air fragrant with the
Odor of pines and bracing as i'll the mountains of
Switzerland. The party will occupy an old Vir-
ginia mansion, with new cottages-about two
thousand feet above sea level The house,
standing on knoll covered with majestic oaks.
eommands charming view of the valley and of
The mountains on either side. 1t is quarter of
Q mile from the famous ''Old Sweet Spring.
PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.