The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-02

the set OF people with whom they would
like to associate. 1t is another odd thing
that persons who are accustomed to the
best their home city affords take an in
ter1or place in another city, and people
who go In less desirable circles In one town
will be at the TOP % the list in another.
In some ways the Mexican custom is desir-
able. but on the other hand IL must be
rather difficult for the old resident to have
TO receive calls from any one who chooses
70 come"
Personal and Society.
Mrs. William Barth and son are visiting
friends in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Lilly have returned
from an Eastern trip.
Mrs. Albrecht Kipp went to Louisville
yesterday to visit her son.
Mr.. John A. Butler will go East this
week for an extended trip.
Mrs. Akass and daughter went to Chicago
yesterday to spend a few days.
Mr.. William F: Tucker is the guest Of
Chicago friends for a few days.
Mrs. Henry S. Rogers is the guest Of
friends In Chicago for a few days.
Mr.. Samuel A. Morrison is spending to-
day with his mother in Plymouth.
Mrs. May Sells Dunbar left yesterday for
South Dakota TO spend some time.
Mr.. Louis G.. Deschler and family have
returned from Lake Geneva, Wis.
Mrs. J. w. Scharff is very ill at her
home, No. i3 North Illinois street.
Miss Louella Miller and nephew. Elmer
Scott. have gone north for a visit.
Mrs. Granville NJ. Ballard and Miss Bal
lard have returned from Petoskey, Mich.
Mr.. and MS John Stutzenberg have gone
20 st. Joseph, Mich, to spend two weeks.
The engagement OF Miss Katharine Cay
aor to Mr.. Mont V. Virgins is announced.
Mrs. c. s. Eaglesfeld, of $40 Central ave-
nue.. Is visiting her parents at Watson, Ill.
Mr.. John r. Wilson returned yesterday
from a fishing trip in the Kankakee region.
yesterday TO spend a few days with friends.
Mrs. L. A. Kinsey and sister. Miss Ell
liott, have gone to Chicago TO visit their
sister.
Mrs. E. 5. Walker. of Chicago, ormerIy
of this city. was here for a short time yes
terday.
Mrs. Frank Wood and sister, Miss Hettie
Adams. are home from a short visit to
Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Foltz will
Wisconsin.
Miss Gertrude Loveless and Miss Carrie
Damon will return from their visit East
Mrs. wysong and son and Mrs. Hattie
Barlow, have gone to New Castle to spend
a few days.
Miss Alberta Hardin. No. 40 Cornell ave-
nue.. has returned from a visit to relatives
In Anderson.
M. and Mrs. c. F. Carpenter and Miss
Jessie A Carpenter are visiting relatives
49,
Miss Esther Jordan will give a luncheon
"Wednesday. previous TO her return to Bos-
ton to school.
Mrs. James T. Wright has gone to Chi
cago to make a short visit to her friend,
eIrs. Sprague.
Governor and Mrs. Claude Matthews are
epending to-day with Mrs. L. Il. Martin at
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Wilson. No. 466 North Meridian street,
"Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Minear, Of Greensburg, who has
been visiting Mrs. William r. Brown. re
turned home yesterday
Mrs. Frank James went TO New Castle
yesterday TO join her son. Both will return
home early in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique C. Miller will leave
Wednesday for a visit TO Old Point Com
fort and Virginia Beach.
Mrs. G. A. Christensen and daughter, who
have been East for several weeks. will
return home Wednesday
Mrs. John Kens.er is making an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. Il.
griffith, at Charlotte. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.. Rhodes will leave
Tuesday for Pittsburg and Wheeling. w.
Va, Mr.. Rhodes's old home.
Miss Carrie e. Hagey. of Johnstown, Pa.
will sing the offertory at the Second Pres
byterian Church this morning.
Messrs. Louis Goth. Adolph and Charles
Wocher and Richard Herrick are spending
Sunday at Lake M~axinkuckee
Mr.. and Mrs. Aquilla @. Jones will give
a reception THURSDAY evening at their
F Joseph Deschler and wife have re-
turned from a four months trip to Ger
manS, Switzerland and France.
Yrs; J, K: Sharpe, jr;; and daughter have
they have been for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Montgomery, of Biz
h b Raglan on Lincoln avenue.
Miss May .Shortridge, Of Southport, will
spend a week or so with Miss Eannia M
Cintock on North Illinois street. "
Mr.. II. s. Tucker came home yesterday
from a visit to his old home in Maine.
where he has been for six weeks.
Mr.. Thomas Darby, Of Cincinnati. IS the
guest OF his sister. Miss Laura c.. Darby.
No. 21 North Illinois street to-day.
Miss Lavalette Davidson will go to Lou
returning TO Buffalo for the winter.
Miss Eleanor Young. Of New Harmony,
Is the guest OF her cousin. Mrs. Francis
T.. Hord, on North Delaware street.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Wulschner have re-
turned from Gogebic, Mich, where they
have been for the past several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs: Seth p. BEEN. of NATION.
Ill: came yesterday to visit Mrs; Clapp.
Mrs. A. F.. Collins and son Leon. who
have been the guests of Muncie friends
for a fortnight. will return home to-mor-
Mr.. Rowland Evans returned Yesterday
from Lake Manitou. Mrs. Evans and
daughter Edith win remain two weeks
longer.
Mrs Hannah Chapman and Mrs. Haugh-
ey went TO Chicago yesterday to remain
till Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Haughey.
Mr.. Albert Baylor. for many years a
resident OF this city, who has been travel
= Ing extensively IN the States, has returned
to the city.
Miss Jessie Dafn. who has been visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Jacob ". Smith. of NORTH
Alabama street. returned TO her home on
last Friday
Mrs. Edith and Jean Fay. of st. Louis.
VINO have been the guests CT Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Fay. at Woodruff Place, nave re,
turned home.
Miss Ada II. Moore and Miss Elfride
Schol will leave Wednesday for Cincinnati
wnere they Will attend the convent of the
Sacred Heart.
Mrs. c.: w. Coonse has returned from a
Visit 70 Portland. Tacoma, Seattle and an
extended visit with her son at North
Yakima. Wash.
The marriage OF Miss Cora O.. Williams
and Mr.. g. Z. Prugh, OF Horton. Kan. h
announced for Wednesday evening at the
family residence.
Mrs. ID. T. Bacon left yesterday for ths
last 10 meet her mother and other rela.
tives,, who have been spending severaI
months In Europe.
Mrs. Emma Winsor and Miss Anna Dim.
Top have returned to the city and viii
spend the winter at their residence. No. s.