The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-08
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Jay Voss left last night for Denver Col.
Mrs. Samuel Taylor is visiting relatives in Chicago.
Mr. c. 4. Sudlow is spending time in Cincin-
sati.
Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Boyd, the guest of the Misses Dryer returned
TO Louisville Saturday.
Miss Zee Beatty will go to Chicago soon, to visit
friends for several weeks.
Miss Rose Foster viii return to vassar College to-
morrow to resume her studies.
Will G. Furgason is seriously i'll at his residence
No. go North Alabama street.
Miss Margaret Kackley has reached Paris and COM
znenced her voice studies there.
Major and Mrs. w. j. Richards will go to New
York this week for q short visit.
Mr.. George Mckee, of Richmond, is spending few
days with friends on North Alabama.
Miss Frank Geyer has returned from her old home
In Laurel, after visit of two weeks
Miss Emmie Hayler of Sandusky. o., is visiting
her brother at 800 East Michigan street.
Mrs. E. J. Daugherty left Friday last to visit DIR.
and Mrs 2. G. Kelsey. at Henderson, Ky.
Mr. Jsequeline Holiday will leave this week for
Yale College, where he is a special student.
Frank L. Harrington will leave Wednesday for
six months trip to California and Colorado
Mrs. Settie Johnson Brown has gone to New York
to study vocal music under Professor Bristol.
Mr.. Hervey Quckbeck, of Gloucester Mass is
the guest for a few days of Mr.. Arthur Wells.
Gen. Lew Wallace and wife, of Charlottesville are
guests Of Mr.. John b. Duncans family Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Calls Scott has returned from her
wedding trip, and has resumed charge of the State
library.
Mrs Berg Apologize and daughter will leave for
New York this afternoon, and sail for Europe on
Wednesday.
Miss Hettie Schwabacher will be the guest this
week of her aunt, Mrs. Seiig at No. ga North Ala
bama street
Mrs Fosdick and sisters of Louisville are guests
Of Mrs. A. W. Hendricks and family, on North Me-
ridian street.
Mrs j. y. Randolph. of Denver. who has been the
guest of her sister, Miss Voss, left for Noblesvlle
yesterday, for short visit
Mrs. r. z. Scott, of Richmond and her daughter
Mrs. R. II. Shoemaker, of Cincinnati. the guests
of Mrs. o. p. Morton, at Woodruff Place.
Mrs. o. W. Williams will leave Tuesday for Ev-
anston, H., to visit her mother for several weeks,
while Mr. Williams makes trip through the West.
Miss Alice Summers, who has been visiting Miss
Mary Hanson and Mrs. Sallie Vajen for the last six
weeks returned to her home in Louisville yesterday.
Miss Van Velkenberg who has been spending her
holiday vacation at home, will return Wells Col
lege to morrow, accompanied by her mother. Mrs r.
b. 4. Peirce.
w. II. Eastman, of Eastman, Schleicher & Lee.
called home from the East to attend the funeral of
his brother law, Mr.. Thomas, has returned
plete his business there.
Owing to the illness of Louise Balfe, her company
IS hlling no more engagements and Miss Alice Taylor
has returned to her home. No. 451 Park avenue this
sity. Miss Taylor has made a hit in the soubrette
role OF Angie in THE Planters Wife" The press
the South has highly praised her work She is under
engagement to rejoin Miss Balfe in two weeks.
w. j. Cogswell, of Boston, who has for some time
Pastbeen visiting his sister, Mrs. Leon Bailey has
Just completed writing new play, Grimes of Great
Cities" He will go to Chicago to-day to make
rangements for its production in of the Chicago
ttheaters. Mr.. Cogswel has been connected with the
for the asst thirty years. and during this time
has arranged and written a number of plays.