The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Antonette Anderson hes gone to st.
LOUIS to reside.
Mr.. A. Rice. of Washington, IS the guest
of Mr.. Edward UhI.
Mr.. Julius Walk and family have re-
turned from Chicago.
Mrs. w. p. Bingham and daughter Edith
went to Chicago yesterday.
Dr.J. A. Houser and family have re-
turned from the worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Peck, son and daugh-
ter have returned from Chicago.
Mr.. Osceole Williams, of the News, and
family have returned from the fair.
Miss Carey. of Ohio. is visiting her
brother. MIR. Simeon Carey, and wife.
Missy. v. Nicholas. of Louisville. is spend
ing q few days with Miss Van V~alkenberg.
Misses May johnson and May Reynolds
will 20 to Pittsburg to-day to make q visit.
Misses Ida and Sada Niblack will 60 to
Chicago the last of the week to visit
friends.
Miss Grace Grieve. of Lafayette. will
come to-day to make q short Visit TO
friends.
Miss Harriet Porter, of Peru. will come
to-day to visit Misses Thompson. on Cen
tral avenue.
Miss Mary Thompson. of Edinburg. is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. SprOule, on North Pennsyl-
vania street.
Mrs. samuel Taylor and daughter Fan
ME and Miss Jennie Hesse will go to Chi
cago to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Cathcart and dauph-
to Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. James Butler and daughter Lillian
have returned from the seashore, where
they have been all summer.
Miss Mary VI. Roberts and her cousin.
Miss Winifrsd Cain. of Anderson, will go to
Chicago tomorrow to make q visit.
Mrs. N. A. Colt and daughter. of Smyrna
Del, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. \. &. Colt. returned home yesterday.
Miss Mary Price. of Lexington, Ky, who
has been the guest OF Misses Leah and
Mary Fletcher. returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Jefferson Barry, of Georgia.. and Mr..
Dray, Of Chicago, who have been spending
a few days here. left yesterday for Prince
ton.
Miss Mary Stockton. of Lafayette. who is
visiting her sister, DIR. Stockton. on North
Delaware street, will return home this
week.
Mr.. ". A. Krag. who has been living In
Chicago for several years. has returned to
this city to reside. His family will come
In the spring.
Col. Eli Lilly. Messrs. William Fortune.
III. :. Tucker. John iWocher, T.. Schmidt,
A. X. HOllOwell ana SOD Lynn will spend
the last two weeks or this month at w a
xasee. Of
announcement cards have been received
from Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Swain. formerly
Miss Margaret Reed Kackley. They will
reside at No. 2S5 West Forty-thlrd street.
New York.
Word hos been received by friends here
announcing the death of Mrs. Salmon A.
Buell.. formerly of this city, and a prOmi.
nent member of Christ Church. Mrs. Buell.
was only sick two hours. She was buried
Friday at her old home In Baltimore.
The Anon Quartet. COMPOSED of Mr..
Richard Schliewen. Mr.. Rudolph Roster.
Mr.. EstatrOOk and Mr.. Sumner Jones. oil
of this city. has prepared several pro.
grsmmes which they will present at con-
certs throughout the State during the com.
ing season.
Cards are out announcing the coming
Wedding of Miss Clara Terhune. daughter
of Mayor Terhune. of Anderson, for
Sept. 2S. Miss Terhune is we'll known in
indianapolis society, and has the further
distinction OF being one of the Indiana
young women VINO was referred to in u
recent article by Mrs. Ida Harper, in Co.'S
mopolitan, as one of the beautiful women
of the State. The groom is Mr. Robert
Faust SchenoK.
A concert to be given soon will be the
only opportunity for the public to hear Mr..
Charles Holman-Black. who is here on u
visit from Paris. The concert will be
for the benefit of the Katharine Home, and
will be gwen at the new residence of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. q. Cornelius, OH North Merid-
ian street. Mr.. Black is one of the leading
concert SINGERS of Paris and London. ana
will be n great attraction for the board OF
managers 10 present TO their friends. A
few others of the prominent local muei-
cIaDs will assist.
Mr.. John Riley. of Los Angeles. travel.
ing superintendent for Bradstreet's on the
Pacific coast. and formerly of Indianapolis.
Is spending u few days In the city VISITING
old friends. Mr. Riley is WhitcOmb Riiey's
elder brother. and Is an entertaining. viva
cious little man. almost petite in stature.
He dresses in as faultless q manner rs his
fastidious brother of the platform. and he's
a host OF old-time friends IN indianapolis
who are glad to see him. Like all other
Californlans. he Is supplied with O string
of good stories, one of which is on himself.
Before leaving this city. twelve years ago.
he was supposed to have one foot in the
grave. several Indianapolis physicians hav-
ing given him up. and ad vised him TO make
his will. Mr.. Riley. with his proverbial
good humor. says he had no mi ton TO
disaDpoint his friends who supposed they
were bidding him a last farewell when he
left for the West. but. owing to tho mag
niiioent climate of California. the grave has
filled M. and has been sodded over with
out him being able to get his other foot in
the hole. Mr.. Riley is accompanied by Mrs.
Pt1au UIo Bna DrDpiponf in nhu~A .,-