The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-15
Personal and Society.

Gen. Lucius Fairchild will be here today.
Frank Deckert, OF the Louisville Commercial,
and wife are In the city.
Miss Hslcs McCurdy will attend school az
DePauw University this year.
Miss Saie Matthews left yesterday for Louis
vile to attend private school
Miss Bush, of Dayton, O.. is visiting Miss
Hattie Love- on East Market street
Mr. Charles p. jacobs is expected home on tbs
City Of New York, which Is now overdue
Mr. and Mrs T. y. Walker are expected homo
to-day, from an extended trip through the North.
Mrs Wilkison, formerly Miss Sarah Russell,
Is very Ill at her home on South Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jessop have gone to Gin.
cinua:i to attend the exposition and visit rela-
tives.
Dr.. Frank Hays has returned from three
weeks trip in the East and among tho northern
lakes.
Turkey lake, where they have been spending
the summer
Mrs. Hickenlooper and daughters, of Cincin-
natl, are guests of Mrs. G. A. Wells on North
New Jersey street.
Messrs. Harry Atkins and 10 Herod will leave
tomorrow for Yale College after spending their
vacation at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cilley and son, formerly OF
Woodruff Place. have gone 10 Buffalo, which
they vii! make their home.
Miss Clara Gordon, Of Cleveland, and Miss
Matte Smith. of Erie, are visiting Miss Julia
Olds on East Michigan street
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schurmann, who have
been in the East for three months. will be at
home the latter part OF next week.
Mrs. A. ID. Lynch and daughter Gertrude
who have been visiting relatives here, will
turn to their homo in Washington. ID. C., to-
day.
MIR. B. B. Peck will go to Cincinuati to spend
few days. and later will 60 East to visit his
mother and return with his family, who hvye
been spending several weeks in Portland, Me.
VIM. NJ Meredith, of Chicago formerly q cap
tain in General Harrisons regiment, Is in the
city. He came down 20 attend the reunion OF
the SEVENTEEN. and will remain until Monday.
Mrs. Charles Ruscbaupt is quite i'll with inter
mttent fever at the residence OF her grand
mother, Mrs. Moffett. at Chillicothe, Ill AS
soon as she RECEIVERS she will return 10 her home
in this city.
Elmer Il. Whitted, until recently a member
Of the Journal local staff. has accepted the posi-
ton Of instructor IN modern languages at the
Southern California University, in Los An
geles, and left a few days ago for that place.
Miss Minnie Haerle entertained the Cotillion
Club last night at her home North Illinois
street. 10 honor OF her guests. the Misses Dol
finger of Louisville. The music was the very
best. and dancing was continued until late
hour.
people last evening in honor OF her niece Miss
Ethel Bull, of st. Louis. Among those present
were Misses Katherine Smith. May Deputy,
Bessie Alloway, and Masters Clyde Deputy,
Claud Alloway and George Bull.
Prof. II. g. DAWSON, VINO taught in tho
DePauw University art school last year has
taken charge Of the art department Of the Bur-
lington Institute. Burlington, Ia. Mr.. DAWSON
is one OF the leading young artists ia the West.
and has already done a considerable amount Of
careful work. He will be remembered as hav,
ing a Michigan forest scene in the MAY art ex-
hibit at Indianapolis.
wORRALL-UTZ.
Married BY Rev. c. B. Mock, on the 18th inst.
at the house of the bride in Coltax, Ind, Rev
Jas. II. Worrall, of the Northwest Indiana Con
ference, and Miss Clara E. Utz, only daughter o.
John Utz. Rev Worrall is pastor Of the
Methodist Church at Rockville.