The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-14


expression. At this season, when so many
are travelling, one has fine opportunity to
judge of American manners In general IL
Is not always in the drswing-room that
one can judge of the consideration
and attentions one receives, whether
such kindnesses extend further than the
front door, and whether the butcher, the
BAKER and the candIestick-m know
how nice one can be. One sees great
amount of selfishness exhibit on the cars.
not only steam but electric and mule cars.
One who was stranger In the country
might suppose his fellows deaf mutes and
siahtless. SO deaf. dumb and blind do they
appear TO the others. How many
have had to crowd past the knees
of some boor who wanted the end
seat in the car. People are not inclined to
move up and give others half a chance.
There is danger to life and limb in the
selhhness shown in travelling One must
not suppose that all people who are polite
stay at home any more than that all people
who do not go on summer trips cannot af-
ford IL. The only reasonable conclusion as
to this great lack of pollteness Is that peO-
ple leave IL OH, as garment, and hung ND
in o closet at home together with other
garments which are too common TO take
Sometimes 1t gets worn out. but too often
it becomes rusty from disuse.
Personal Mention.
Miss Jessie Fox has returned from Lake
MiDDetonka.
Miss Anna Belle Talbot isvisiting friends
in Cleveland, y.
Mrs. Beth Earl, of Connersville. 10 visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Olive CASTOR has gone to New York
to visit Mrs. L. I. GlllilaDd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry q. Eden have gone to
Chicago TO spend few days.
Miss Emma Sponsler has returned from
an extended visit to the East.
Miss Nora Kitchener. of Washington. d.
C., is visiting Miss Grace Stiles.
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Heeb have returned
after months visit in the East.
Mrs. John Lowrie and children are spend.
ing few days at Maxinkuckee.
Mrs. III. III. Lee and Miss Matte Clark
left Tuesday for q rest at Spencer
DR.. and Mrs. John F. johnson have gone
TO Maxinkuckee for q weeks visit.
Messrs. Will Hays and Fred Adams have
gone TO Martinsvllle to spend few days.
Mrs. r. A. Ballard and grandson, Willie
Mr.. Ovid Butler Jameson has gone to San
Francisco, and will be absent several
weeks.
Miss Lucy Herod has gone to Harbor
Point, Mich, to visit Mr.. j. LII. Baldwin's
family.
Misses Lulu and Winona Shallenber
have returned from trip to New York and
Boston.
Mrs. Solomon Claypool and Mrs Faris
have gone to Chicago tn visit Mrs. I. IL.
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Somerville and Mr..
and Mrs. j. 4. Ludium left this week for
Spencer.
Mrs. Henry Jameson and daughters will
60 out TO the Country Club to-day TO spend
fortnight.
Miss Abby Watson. of Chicago. Is the
guest of Mrs. William Under, on North IL
linois street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Grubbs have gone
to Harrodsburg, KY, for q months visit to
their children.
Mrs. J. l.. Thompson and Mrs. John H.
Oliver left last night for Michigan to join
DR.. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. R. Judson and family
have gone for a two weeks trip north
among the lakes.
Mrs. G. Z. Judson and dau ghter Jeanette
have gone TO Maxinkuckee to spend q few
days with friends.
Mrs. Robert Cathcart and daughter Kath-
ryn will 20 to Wawasee Tomorrow to
spend q few weeks.
Misses Lillian and Grace Dasher have re-
turned from visit of several weeks in
New York and Boston.
A number of young people gave buck.
board ride and supper Friday evening IN
honor of Mr.. Page Chapman.
Mr.. Edwin finney has returned from the
East. and Mr. Frank FInney has gone to
Macklnac to spend few weeks.
Miss Jennie Crane. of New Albany. who
Is the guest or Miss jennie Hesse, on Ash
street. Will return home Tuesday.
Mrs George w. Burnham, who has been
visiting relatives in Detroit for three
months. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Dean and family have
gone 10 Maxlnkuckee to visit Mrs Henry
Wallace at the X. Il. +. PeIrce COTTAGE
Mrs. A. Wagner, 23S Central avenue, has
returned from SIX weeks visit to the
family of Hon. w. w. Curry, at Oak Crest
Md.
Mrs. Samuel Maxwell. with her little
daughter, has gone to Washington, ID, c.,
TO spend the rest of the summer with her
parents.
Mrs. Frank Browning and daughter, Miss
Bessie, left Wednesday for Spencer. ac-
compsnied by Mrs. II. b. Thompson, of
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Lentz. of Louisville.
formerly Miss Nancy Dryer. arc visiting
her parents, 9S6 Pennsylvania street, for
Q few days.
Misses Bessie Hicks. Lucy Hardy and
Kate sullivan spent Sunday at the COun-
try Club. the guests OF Misses Flossie and
Lucy Taggart.
Mr. Ed Hartman, from Connersville. who
has been among the lakes of Wisconsin.
will spend Sunday with his parents on
North Illinois street
Miss Sue Van Valkenberg has returned
home from Europe. where she has been for
the past six months. Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss
Peirce are still IN New York.
Misses Bertha and Emma Metzger. who
have been at Chautauqua, n. Y, for the
past ak weeks. have Joined their mother
in the Allegheny mountains.
Misses Nellie and Blanche Simmonds re-
turned home Wednesday evening from Gin
cinnati. AvoDdale and other suburban
places after an absence of four months.
Miss Blanche Grant has gone East to visit
friends for o few weeks before entering
lass will attend that institution this year.
Prof. w. w. Grant will leave the last of
the week for Providence. X. l., TO take his
new position as principal of the Industrial
school Mr.. Grants family Will not 20 East
TIL next year.
DIT. Charles X. Phipps, collector of inter.
nal revenue at Jacksonville Fla formerly
resident OF this city, is spending few
days at Dr. L. q. L. Hunts, on North Penn
eylvania street.
President Mckenzie of the Ohio Military
Institute. College Hill o.. will he MT the
Bates House. on Thursday and Friday
from a. ~. 10 4. NJ, and will be glad to
meet his friends