The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-19

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A recent item says: The Princess OF
Wales, who Is an expert photographer. has
cent ssIarge selection of her best produc-
tions 80 the great International Exposition
to be opened next month. in Vienna. under
the patronage of fashionable club of~am-
ateur photographers. presded over by the
Archduchess Maria Theresa" There is no
ladies' amateur photograph club in this
city. but there should be. for there are
large number of ladies, married and young.
who possess cameras. of one kind OF anoth-
er, who do excellent work. A few of them
never 90 away from home. either by street
or steam cars. without taking their CAM
eras. and they have. in consequences. very
good views of attractive places they have
visited. One lady goes TO a new place each
sumner. and the pictures she takes are
placed In a book, with the name of the
place written underneath each picture. 10
some of the scenes descriptive notes are
added. She has four sets of pictures, and
IN them not only goes over again her sum.
mer trips. but gives much pleasure TO
friends during the winter by recountlng
interesting incidents and anecdotes con-
nected with the pictures. Not few of the
young men who came TO the recent military
encamoment returned home with pictures
of camp as well as of sponsors. maids
and chaperons of their own and
amateur posed his company and
ladies in an artistic attitude and
went through the motions of taking and
developing but found no picture. Before
the blank was discovered the company had
gone so there Is no tangible reminder OF
that set of young people. The artist was
evidently very much excited or embar-
raised. There are not many ladies who
develop their own pictures. and this pro-
cess proves remunerative portion OF the
work done by professional photographers
In the city. The love OF taking pictures
with the experience necessary TO complete
them may. some day, prove source OF reve.
nue. TO young women who now only do il
for pleasure.
The week has been uneventfnl socially so
far as any large com panies are concerned.
On Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Holloway gave family dinner, at which
there were between twenty and thirty
guests to observe the birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Charles L. Coffin. The pOung peo-
pies party at the Arsenal, given by Gar
rard Comfy and sister, Miss Comfy, was
very happy gathering. The week closed
different resorts. Blackboard parties are
the extreme of fashion just now. and were
there g dozen more such vehicles, q dozen
more Allisonvilles and dozen more Mrs.
Hopes all would be well patrOnized dur
ing the warm days and moonlight nights.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. J. A. Wildman has returned from
her visit to Colorado.
Miss Mollie Mayfield left yesterday for
Spencer for two weeks.
Capt R. E. Birch is in the city spending
Sunday with his family.
Mr.. Frank Griffith has gone to Maxim
kuckee for several days. .W
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique Miller and children
have gone to st. Joe, Mich.
Mrs. o. NJ. Dillman and daughter are at
Spencer for months stay.
Colonel T. HI. Butler is homo from Balti-
more for two weeks visit.
Mrs. Edwin Rogers has gone to French
Lick Springs for two weeks.
Miss Mae Smelser left yesterday to visit
friends in Nashville and Carthage.
Miss Hattie Woodbury. will leave Monday
for Gallon, o., to visit friends for q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Eastman have gone
to Cape Ann for the remainder of the sum-
mef.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace A. Comstock leave
to day for Lake Wawasee for q week or
two.
Ter Will 60 to Maxinkuckee the last of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Hibben and family
have gone to st. Joseph, Mich. for several
weeks.
Mr.. Miles Burford has gone to Detroit to
attend the annual meeting of the l.. A. w.
society.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hildebrand will GO
to Holland, Mich, TO spend the month of
August.
Miss May Louthan is spending the sum-
mer with relatives and friends near
Troy, o.
Miss Reiss, of st. Louis, is the guest of
Mrs. Fred Rush. and will remain for the
summer.
Europe more than q year, sailed for home
yesterday.
Mrs EugenIa B. McOuat and family,
with guests, has gone to Maxinkuckee for
the summer.
Mrs. s. X. Blackledge and daughter Irene
have gone East 10 spend the remainder of
the summer.
week from Buffalo, where she has been WIS.,
iting relatives.
Mrs ID. j. Smith, of Christian avenue,
is spending the summer with relatives in
Salt Lake City.
Mrs Daniel G. Williams and daughters,
Cora and Grace. have gone to Putin Bay
tor few weeks
MIS- NAT DEIRRs. WHO has Decn WISHING
her sister. Mrs. Frost Craft, at Lafay cite,
came home Friday.
Mrs w. A. Jordan. of Ottawa, ILL.,, is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Miller,
on College avenue.
Mrs. c. l.. Divine and daughter, Mrs. G..
J.. Webb. have gone TO Pittsburg. Pa, for a
six weeks sojourn.
Miss Margaret l.. Hebrank. of Allegheny
City. Pa. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wyman,
OF Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Charles Raschig and son Charles
have returned home from an extended trip
through California.
Miss Lois PIERCE and Miss Nettie Whit
comb have returned from Denver, Manitou
and Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stahl are home from
Kendallville. where they have been visit
ing Mrs. StahPs mother.
Mrs Il. b. Cohen. of Clarksvllle. Tenn.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. Wolf, of No.
2S9 East New York street.
Mrs. Kate l.. Haynes left the city on
Thursday. for Epworth Heights. where she
will remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ohr and family are
spending the summer with Mr.. Ohr's moth
er. Mrs Robert Browning
Miss Anna X. Seeley has returned after a
solourn of two months among friends and
relatives at Washington, ID. G..
Miss Bessie Krag of Columbus. o.. will
come this week to visit Mrs. and Miss Diet
richs. on North Pennsylvania street
Mrs. Alice Marrow Smith of Moherlv