The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-16

On Monday next the latter will 60 to
Martha's Vineyard to visit Mrs. E. +. Clay
pool.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Piel. ir.. of New
York city, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Piel. ST.. on East Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kiersted went to
Martinsviile yesterday for n few days Miss
Mamie kie-sted will JOIN them Saturday.
Col. u. +. Whitcomb. superintendent OF
the Union Railway Company. has gone to
his old home, in New Hampshire, for a two
weeks rest
Mr.. Carey W. Miller is lying very i'll at
the home of his sister, Mrs. DR.. WaDds. 40
North Delaware street. and IL is feared that
be cannot recover.
MISS Louise Hoshour returned home yes
terday. bringing her mother. Mira. Sam II.
Horshour. OF Cambridge City, who will
spend few days here.
A lawn social will he given on the 2lst
inst in the grounds of the residence of
Gen. John Cohurn. on Hendricks street. 1t
is TO be for the benefit of st. George Mis-
sion.
Mr.. Oliver T. Norton. clerk of the United
States Appellate Court. left this city yes
terday afternoon for Europe. lie will sail
OIL Saturday. anu return about the middle
OF September.
There will be blackboard ride this after
noon. and return by moonlight given in
honor of Mr.. Joseph Rogers. of Chicago, by
Mr. and Miss Herod. The party will be
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs William Pirtle
Hprod.
Ex-Secretary of State Griffin now has HE
residences in Hammond, having resumed the
Practice of law in Indiana and Illinois. as
sOciatlng with him at Chicago Mr. David
J. Vile. and ct Hammond Mr.. Joseph q.
Ibach.
A blackboard party was given yesterday
afternoon by Mr.. Charles Valodin in honor
of Miss SchwOefel. The ride was to ALI
sonvilie and supper at Mrs. Hopes Mrs.
Charles NJ. Walker and Miss Ida Brown
ing were the chaporons.
Quite n large party of friends we're de-
Egbtfully entertained at the Arsenal last
evening by Mr.. Garrard Comfy. who is an
enthusiast as well As expert ut lawn ten
his. spirited game was played. after
which supper and songs were in order.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Van Buren, will en-.
terrain at tea. this evening. the party of
friends they chaperOned last week, on the
drive and picnic. which terminated by the
ovcrturning of the blackboard and narrow
escape from injury of every one present.
Yesterday a garden party of about fifty
persons. a. tho invitation of MIR. and Mrs
w. Fl. Ballard. of this city. spent delight
Hodson. of KnightstQwn. Dinner was
served on the lawn and games of all kinds
were enjoyed, and during the afternoon
music ana Rotations were offered in the
spacious paTlOFS. In Inc evening ten was
served. the party returning to the city at
o'clock.
A library and spder-w web social was
gwen last night by the Y. w. T.. II. L.. at
the home Of Dr. and Mrs. X. G. Kelsey, 800
East Ohio street. for the benefit of the
Moon Rest" While Preparations were
being made for the library, party, the
young people found the spider web IN
tricacies very entertaining and the prizes
in great variety. Among the list of books
represented were Aunt JOS Scrap
bag" "Ivanhoe.' Under Two Flags"
..She," I'm Silk Attire" Wise and
Unwise." Near to Natures Heart"
"A Face Illuminated" Samantha Allen at
Saratoga" "Songs In Many Keys" Lock
ing Backward" "OGd or Even," The
Last Of the Tribnnss.' Scarlet Letter"
David Copperheld," "A Young Girl Woo
ing" "InnOcents Abroad" and many others
unusually we'll introduced. Both DIR. and
Mrs. Kelsey have taken q great interest in
the Noon Rest since its organization, and
contributed much toward the entertain
ments which have been given toward its
support. Refreshments were served last
night on the lawn, which Was brilliantly
illuminated with Chinese lanterns, re-
Electors aud colored glass.