The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Jefery has gone to Chicago to visit
relatives.
Mr.. Fred Baugner has gone to New York to
spend a short time.
The regular meeting of the Woman's Club will
occur to-day, at 3 7. NJ
Mrs. william Under is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Ii. Watson, in Chicago.
Dir. and Mrs. W. j. Mckee are in Chicago,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dime Fletcher.
Mrs Henry Vinton. of Lafayette. is the guest
of Miss Florence Coffin for a few days.
Mrs. Deborah Moore, accompanied by her
guests Dr. and Mrs. Holcomb. of New Orleans,
has gone to Chicago.
Miss Gertrude Lynch. of Washington. will
come next week to visit her aunt, Mrs. w. +.
Mason, ct the DensOn.
Mira. David Wallace has gone to Cataract, ard
when she returns Mrs. Zerelda q. Wallace will
probably come with her.
Mrs. Charles L. Hostein and Mrs. NJ. Fl.
Spades VIII leave in few days for California,
TO be absent several weeks.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church viii give Hallow-
cen party in the church parlors
Hon. ID. I. Liebhart, superintendent OF the
Dead Letter Office. is at the Denison. He is a
visit 10 his home in Wayne county.
Mrs. Culver will return from Milwaukee next
week. accompanied 10y Mrs. Francis Knowles.
who will spend several weeks with Mrs. Max
Lcckner.
II. o. Houghton and wife, Miss Claudia Shirley.
Mr.. sig. L. shirey and James Mahany. Il wei
ding party en- route from BOURBON Ind, were
gues,s at the Grand yesterday.
The Reading Club held its first meeting last
night with Miss Mary Mckinney, North Me-
ridian street. Mr. Allan Hendricks read his pa
per on the analysis of q Gentleman" and the
remainder of the evening was spent socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hall Gregory. ir. formerly
Miss Sara Selsl, OF ~. Louis. are guests of Mr..
aud Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rot.
ertson and guests will be ut home this evening
10 their friends informally, as Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregory's visit will be brief.
Mrs. William Daggett entertained few Max
Inknckec friends yesterday afternoon in honor
OF her guest Mrs. Martin l.. PIERCE, OF Lafayette.
The first part of the afternoon was devoted 10 an
auction which was very much enjoyed, and
Three toasts were responded 10 in rhyme "Our
Guest OF Honor" by Mrs. Arthur Ii. Grover:
Katie KIatSche.' by Mrs Ira Grover. and Max
inkuckce," by Mrs. i. G. Day. The gathering
was pleasant reunion OF the pretty summer re-
sort friends.
Mrs. ". III. Coleman gave beautiful party to
children yesterday afternoon In ceiebraton OF
the ninth biTtlday anniversary of her daughter
Suemina Najen. The little hostess was most gen
erously remembered with gifts by her many
day all the decorations were OF the national
colors. In the center OF the table was a large
nirthday cake. with nine red, white AMI bile rib
bons and "a tri-colored candle in the center of It,
Nine candles on the table surrounded II. and o
row OF small flags eDcircled tile candles. Red
and white stick candy tied with blue ribhOns,
made log cabins at each corner, and the sand
wiches were tied with the three cnlurs of ri5bous
About ffty children enjoyed games for about
two hours.
THREE WEDDINGS.
Special the Indianapolis Journal
KoKoMo. Ind. Oct 20.-A wedding In high
social circles took place here this e1Ains. tho