The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-03
they will join house party which Mr.
and Mrs HOLIDAY will give


and Mrs. Holiday will give.
Miss Margaret Hamilton and Miss Susan
Todd will leave for New York Saturday
to spend a few weeks.
Miss Geneve Reynolds, who has been the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Ray for several
weeks. returned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. c. Colt returned
yesterday from a three weeks visit to
Mr.. Colts relatives in Smyrna, Del.
a party of the young friends of Edith
Adams will so to MaXinkuckee to-day to
spend week at Mr.. H. c. Adamss cottage
Quite party of neghbors on North
Meridian street will drive to the Country
Club tomorrow evening and take supper.
Mr.. George Beck and Miss Bessie Beck
will go to WawaSee this week where they
will be the guests of Mr.. George WhltcoTnb
Miss Jeanne Gardner and cousin, Miss
Ellen Thompson, have gone to Madison,
Wis, to spend a month with school friends
Mrs. ]. X. Sharpe, jr, and Mrs. Clifford
Arrick have taken cottage at Little
Mountain, o., for the months of July and
August.
Samantha w. Miller, with her young
and daughter, leaves to-day for an eX-
tended visit in Louisville, New Albany and
Corydon.
Miss Bertha Gall gave a party to few
friends at the Country Club last evening.
The guests went out in coaches and spent
the evening
Mr.. Benjamin D. Walcott left yesterday
for New York Mills. n. Y. TO join Mrs.
Walcott and children, who have been there
two weeks.
Miss Helen Seaton has returned from
Glendale. where she attended school. Miss
Seaton's name was on the roll or honor
for the year.
Rev. and Mrs F. E. Dewhurst and FAM
lily will leave the 18th for the East to spend
a month or six weeks with relatives ana
friends in New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Coburn will leave
Thursday for Harbor Point, Mich, where
they will take a cottage with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. p. Herod for month.
Ill -l,a hoo
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cobb; at
the corner of Illinois and Twenty-fifth
streets, will return home to-day.
Mrs. Coffin. of Bloomington. is visiting
her son. Mr. Charles r. Coffin, on North
Pennsylvania street. Mr.. Clarence Coffin
returned yesterday from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ross Donovan, who We're
married at Wingate Sunday, returned, TO
their home in this city yesterday. They
will reside East st. Clair street.
Miss Nettie Williamson, of Vincennes,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Griffith at the Institute for the Blind.
Mrs. James w. Morris returned yester-
s sSs i has been Ssg' with thu her mother. Mrs.
Staub, of Terre Haute, who is very i'll.
Mr. Hugh Richards left yesterday with
M ChaTes Ho9yeT of lafayette, for fora
places They will be absent several weeks.
Miss Mary Eastman returned yesterday
from MaXinkuckee for a few days. Mrs.
Eastman anu family nave taken the van
Valkenburg cottage for the month of July.
Mr. Samuel Rauh and family and Mr..
Will c Sterne are spending SIX weeks In
Berlin From there they will go to Swift
erland for a few weeks before returning
home.
cablegram has been received from
Venice announcing the illness with typhoid
fever of Miss Bessie Walcott. Miss Wal
colt is known to quite a circle of friends
in this city
Mrs. f. S. Clark and children, of Lafay-
| cite, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs: Hesse
and family on Ash street Miss Julia Stoy,
| of New Albany, is expected Thursday to
| visit Miss Hesse.
DR.. Charles e. Henderson. of the Chi
| his sister, Mrs. John l.. Griffiths, left yes
| terday afternoon for Gloucester. Mass. to
spend the summer.
Mrs Charles p. Jacobs and daughter
Amy have returned from Maine Miss
Jacobs graduated from school in Boston
| last month and since then has been visit
| ing with her mother at Old Orchard
| Beach.
| Mr. and Mrs c. A. Schnull will enter
| tain the Alpha Club and the husbands of
| the members tomorrow, evening with
fireworks party. The following week Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Hildebrand will entertain
the club.
Rev. and Mrs. E. p. Brown, Miss Kate
Applegate, Mrs. George Cooley, Mrs. Carrie
| Ritter Mrs. l. o. Robinson, Mrs. Laura
Robinson, Mrs. Manifold, Mr.. W. V. Wheel
| er and son, Miss Florence Woodward, Mrs.
| Tousey, Mrs. Drusilla Grassland, and others
| will leave Thursday for Mountain Lake
Park TO spend ten days at the camp meet
ing Some of the party Will remain East
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Virgil II. Lockwood OBJ
served the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage last evening by entertaining a num-
! Der of their friends with a lawn party. The
| grounds surrounding their residence. on
! West Walnut street, Meridian,
| were Illuminated with japanese Ian
terms, and there were chairs and
| RUSTIC seats for the guests. An or
chestra played during the evening. Mrs.
! Lockwood was assisted by her sister, Miss
Vivian Greene and a number of the latter's
| friends in entertaining the company. Miss
Williamson, of Nincennes, and Miss Wright,
of Terre Haute. who are visiting MIR. and
! Mrs. 4. L. Griffith, were among those pres
| ent
HARTER-ADDISON.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, July 2.-The wedding of
! two prominent society people occurred here
this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Presby-
| terrain parsonage, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. Philip Jamison. of that
| church. The contracting parties were Miss
| May Addison of Greenfield, and MIR. Ed
| ward V. Harter. of Mansfield, o. The
| couple left on the evening train for the
brides home, where they will remain until
! reception will be rendered them by the
I management of the Eclipse stove works,
with which establishment Mr.. Harter is
connected.
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Makes the Weak strong.
| INDIANAPOLIS Ind, MAY %, 1S9i-We
have taken three bottles of Hoods Sar-
til