The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-26
Personal AND society.

Mr.. w. r. N. Sylvester has gone East to
spend q few weeks.
Mr.. b. b. Peck has gone to Springfield.
Mass, to visit his mother.
Miss Dodd. of Cincinnati, is the guest of
Mrs. Ii. b.. Peck, on North Pennsylvania
street. a.
Miss Franklin, of Newport. is the guest
of Miss Mae Fordham, and will remain a
month or six weeks.
phine are expected home to-day from a
visit to Cincinnati friends.
Mrs. Hainebaugh. of Spencer. formerly
Miss Mary Conner, or this city, is visiting
relatives here for a few days.
Miss Annie Huntington. of Toronto, a
young lady of fine musical attainments is
the guest of Miss Jessica johnson.
Mrs. Charles s. Armstrong. who has been
the guest of relatives here for several
weeks, left yesterday for her homein Cleve-
land.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Arthur Overstreet and
Miss Elite Crump, at Franklin, on Tues
day next.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.. Craig entertained
friends very delightfully."-, last evening, for
Miss Moore. who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Miller.
Rev. j.. H. Ketcham, the newly-appointed
presiding elder of the indianapolis district
of the Indiana Conference, has removed to
this city with his family. and resides at No.
10 East Vermont street.
Miss Cora Blackwell, of Trenton, n. j.,
ON her way home FROM Cairo. spent yester-
day with Miss Rose Foster. Both young
ladies will leave for Cincinnati this morn
ing. and spend the day with friends there.
A very pretty chrysanthemum luncheon
Mas Tg given n, Yesterday vest raa By Yi.. Miss hxs M III st'
Louis. There were only eight guests
Misses Ruth White. Carrie Davis, Amy
Goodwin, Sue Kelly, Nancy Gibbons. Eloise
Baker, Mary GOode and Harriet Hershy.
| Large punches of the flowers were placed at
each plate. and a broad. low bowl, filled
with the same, occupied the center of the
table. After luncheon "anagrams" was
| played, and Miss Mary Good won the prize, q
small sweet-grass Indian basket. Miss Dye
will return home Monday.
vINCENNEs.
Miss Anna Drulinger ia visiting friends at
Washington. -. Mrs. j.. u. LaCroix has returned
from a visit to st. Louis. :. Mrs. S. S. Weaver, OF
Man. Mr.. Is v1slsi a6b dfle has returned as Myaf from a
protracted visit to her parents, az Sheridan. 0.
-. Mrs. VIM. Betz has returned from Belleville.
Geo. Jordan, of Decker, was in the city, on her
way to Louisville, KY, on a visit. She expects
tS sis,s CINCINNATI %ns also the e,ty G. Na0las short Gt
time, yesterday. greeting old friends.
He went to Evansville from here;aa;
4 MISS Lizzie SmltnfDeyer, VINO mas peen sptnulng
the SUMMED with Mrs. Hamm and family. will
Mrs Amanda Elliott is visiting friends at
Bruceville. Miss Mary Crow. of Seymour. Is
visiting Mrs. l; NJ. Boland. Miss Bertha Melton
| il visiting at Edwardsport-- Mrs. Radclif, of st.
Louis. is visiting Mrs. Searight. Mrs. Robert
Gullett and daughter George. of Mt; Carmel.
are visiting the family OF Nj. Thos. Dubois.
Mrs. ]. A.. Trout will leave in q few days for her
old home at Columbus, O., on a visit TO friends
and relatives. Mrs. w. III. Glover and
baby have returned from a visit
to GRANVILLE. Mrs. A. NJ. Layout, who has
been at Chillicothe, o., with her parents this
summer, arrived home, much improved in
health. Miss Lizzie Emison. of Bruceville. was
where she will visit relatives. Mrs. Louisa
Smith, who has been visiting In yincennes for
the past two weeks, has returned to her home at
Cincinnati. Miss Daisy Wethers. who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. ~Salyards, has returned TO
her home at New Albany. Mrs. $. t: shelly. of
Louisville, KY, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Sam Vile. Mrs. VIII Cunningham has moved
TO Kansas City Miss Euna Stratton, who has
been visiting her sister in DE Soto. No., has re-
turned home.