The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-28

Delaware street, has returned home. The Misses
eimmonds have gone TO Cincinnati TO visit rela-
lives and friends. They will remain there all
summer.
NJ. W; Allen is spendinea few weeks at
bae0ma ar NJ ana vicipi dSrn pr aar en wn
Me.
Professor Breed. formerly master in the Boys
Classical School will go to Oberl1n College this
fall to take theological course, and viii become
a missionary.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles d. Meigs, jr., have gone
TO 81. Paul and Minneapolis TO visit the families
of Il. G. Horton and L. w. Braden, formerly OF
this city.
Miss Carrie R. Morse. who has been spending
the summer In visiting friends In New York.
Poughkeepsie and other places, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs NJ L. RudisiTl will sail on the 9TH of Au-
gust for Paris. to visit her daughter, Miss Marga
ret Rndisin. who has been there for the past year
studying art.
Misses Jessie and Grace Duzan, OF $50 North
Pennsylvania street, left last Tuesday To spend
the remainder OF the summer In the region or
Lake Superior.
Mr.. ]. ID. Brosnan and wife have returned
from their bridal trip East, and will be at home
to their friends after Aug. 10 at No. 749 North
Delaware street.
5 Taa Of Of Of M: s
tinore, and private secretary to Mr. Z. Harris
Is expected here the week OF Aug. o. to visit
his family.
The Baptsts have Chautanqua Circle at
LaPorte, which will begin a session on Monday,
Aug. 5. Rev. Mr.. Taylor and family and Miss
Harriet Atkins are among those who VIII attend
from this city.
Society Events.
The engage ment Is announced II Miss Ariana
Holiday and Mr.. Harry Bennett.
The engagement of Miss Louise Hibben and
Mr.. Ernest Wiles. Of Kansas City. is announced.
The wedding is to occur early this fall
The Young Peoples Circle Of Plymouth Church
will give a lawn social at the residence of W. A.
Bell. gel Christian avenue. Wednesday evening.
July 81.
Miss Kate Garrison. of stapleton, Staten island,
is the guest OF Mrs r. z. Craft, No. S9I North
Delaware street, and Will remain In the city sew
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs. 9O1 North Alabama
street. gave pleasant party to company l OF OF
seventh birthday of their daughter Chrystal.
DR.. Francis ]. Hammond was given a surprise
party last evening, it being his birthday ami
son Arthur and a pleasant evening was spent in
playing cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Grover will hold heir
first reception, Friday evening. at No. 2O4 Cliff
Mrs. j. III. Steiner, Mrs. +. ID. Grover and Miss
Florence Malott
A Demorest silver-medal contest will be given
tomorrow evening under the auspices OF the Y.
w. G. Il. u. In True Friend Hall Seven boys
and girls will contest for the medal, which is
offered for the best-delivered temperance recita-
ton. The programme will 10 interspersed with
good music
Mr. Harry lockwood and Miss Lille Clark
were quietly married on last Wednesday evening
Roberts Park Church. After the ceremony re-
ceptiOn was held at the brides home. Mr. and
Mrs. lockwood will be at home to their friends
at No. 1S4 East Vermont street.
The Young Peoples Missionary Society OF
Mayfower Church will give midsummer con-
cert on Wednesday evening, at the church. Miss
McMauus, the whistler, will be the leading at
M al al wi ha w frl
Frances Perry, the reader, Mrs. Hibben, Mr..
Frank Ketcham and others. After the concert
| refreshments will be served.
A party was given Thursday evening by Misses
| Lizzie Eberhardt and Minnie Horst, at the homo
of the former. on South East street, in honor Of
Miss Ella Lake, of Muncie. Music and dancing
were the features. During the evening Miss
Lolita Adam rendered some excellent vocal Sc
| leetions; Among those present were the Misses
| Frances Borgerding. Laura Stump. Mamie Wolfe,
Lolita Adam, Kate Judge and Ella Lake; Messrs.
| John Myers, viii Shove, Will Arnold, Ed Horst.
Bernard McCloskey, Fred Hamlin, Harry Jenk-
| ms, Joe Hide and Ferd Eberhardt
One of the delightful affairs of the season took
place at the residence OF Mr.. Samuel Seibert, at
| his farm five miles west of the city. on Wednes:
day last 1t was family reunion and picnic of
| the Seibert family their relatives and a few in
| vited friends from this city and county number
served in the open air under the trees. Ham
mocks and swings hung from the trees, in which
the children enjoyed themselves. while the "old"
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Seibert. the host and hostess, as
sisted by their daughters, were untiring
happy, and they succeeded, as no more pleas S.'
ant and enjoyable affair was ever participated In
by those present. The singing of Mrs. Abbie
Thomas and the piano performance by Mrs.
Nelson deserve special mention. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Seibert, Miss Reba
| Seibert, Mrs. Fanny Robinson, Miss Lulu Robin
| son, Mrs. kissel. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Seibert,
Seibert. Miss Kate seibert, Mrs. Geo. W. seibert,
Mr.. and Mrs Rue 6hawver and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Geo. T. Anderson. besides a large number OF
| children and grandchildren of those present.
Miss Ketcham's fifth annual art excursion for
the seaside will leave Tuesday. July 80, at $40
IN The party will visit en- route Natural
Bridge OF Virginia, Old Point Comfort, Fortress
| Heron, Miss Ida Haugh, Lois Pierce, Nellie
Whitcomb, Nellie Frankem. Demia Butler Mrs.
| Brainard Rorison, Misses Married. and Ardah
Rorison, Mrs; Horace Mckay, Misses Helen
and Daisy Mckay, Mrs; NJ. 8. Palmer.
NJ. Meley, Muncie Miss Matte Hayes
| Bloomfield: Misses Louise and Nellie Starck,
sullivan; Mrs l.. III. ketcham, Cincinnati; Miss
| Jennie Wilson and Miss Elizabeth Cookery,
| BloomingtOn Miss Martha Brewer, Lawrence
burg, Miss Kate Fisher, Cynthiana, Ky; Miss M.
T. Downey, Newton, N. j.: Rev. Henry Ketcham,
| Virginia; Hendricks Keteham, Flint, Mich; Miss
Elizabeth Ames, Greencastle Ind; Mrs. J. NJ.
| KetchaIn, city, and Others. Miss Wick, Miss Nc
Herman. with quite number Of others, will ac-
company the party as far as Old Point Comfort
| and New York The party will probably return
| by steamer to Old Point Comfort thence up the
| Chesapeake and Potomac to Washington. The
| journey home will be broken by q day at White
| sulphur Springs.