The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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kuckee to-day.
Mrs. l.. L. Fellows has returned home
from Wawasee.
The Misses Erwin are spending a week
at the Country Club.
Mr. w T. Barnes will go East and spend
August at the seashore.
Mrs. Harry Bliss and son at Pc
toskey for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Huey have returned
from Oregon and Washington.
The Misses Goodwin will leave to-day for
Sioux City TO remain month.
Mrs Robinson of Woodruff Place, re-
turned yesterday from Cincinnati.
Miss Edna Kuhn left yesterday for st.
Paul and White Bear Lake, Mimi.
Mrs Frank Bird and daughter will go to
Edinburg TO visit friends this week.
Mr.. Edward l.. Mckee Will entertain a
party or gentlemen at cards Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Albert II. Stoneman, of Ann Arbor,
Mich, will come to-day To visit Arthur +.
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Thompson and
Miss Helen Connor will go East next
month.
The Misses Bryant, of North Illinois
street, gave dinner to a few friends last
evening.
Mrs. John w. Jones and her mother. Mrs
Loves, have gone to st. Joseph, Mich, for
few days.
Mr.. Charles Willard, jr., who has been in
Wisconsin for some time, went TO Nantuck-
ct yesterday.
Mrs Henry Schurmann and Miss May
Johnson will return home Saturday from
West Baden.
Mr. r. A. Winterrowd and son Victor
have gone to st. Joseph, Mich, to remain
several weeks.
Miss Marie Todd left Tuesday for few
weeks visit with her brother, M. Willis
Todd, in Omaha.
Mrs George Black, of St. Louis, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. II. p. WATSON, went
home yesterday.
Miss Margaret Lemon will leave for New
York on Monday and continue in her mu-
steal work there.
The Rev. NJ. l.. Haines will go East next
week and join his family, who sum-
mering at Astoria.
Mrs. Susan W. Sherley, her son. Doug
lass Sher1ey, and Miss Dora Bartholomew
are at West Baden.
A. c. Harris is enjoying two weeks fish
ing on Tippecanoe river He Is accompanied
by Frank G. Cutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Biedenmeister and Mr.. Ralph Hedges are
camping at haywood
Miss Pearl Landers is at Washington and
Miss Julia Landers is visiting school friends
at New Rochelle, n. Y.
Judge and Mrs. Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. Thomas have gone to Sandusky and sur
rounding watering places.
Miss d. Gertrude Barry returns to-day
from Spencer. Ind, having made a two
weeks visit at that place.
Miss Enos left yesterday to visit friends
at Boggstown. She will return next week
to visit Mrs. NJ H. Spades.
Mr.. Frank Baldwin returned home yes
terday from Harbor Point Mich. His fam
lily will remain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Fletcher will leave
to-day for an extended visit East to Mr.
Fletcher's old home and friends
Rev. j. +. Williams. of the North Bap-
fist Church. has joined his family in Ken
lucky. and will spend his vacation there
Miss Nellie Richards Miss Carrie Bur-
ford, Miss Mary Pickens and Miss Matte
DRAPER have returned from Maxinkuckee
Mrs. John Zimmerman, of Chicago. has
been the guest of Mrs. Charles p. Pearson
for month, and will return home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Henry Eitel and family will go on
Saturday to Lakeside, on Lake Erie, and
from there to Sandusky, Put-in-bay and
Detroit.
Mrs. +. r. Lewis and daughter Dorothy
will leave Friday for Harbor Point to
spend several weeks with her father, j. H.
Baldwin.
Mrs w. c. Rackerby of Webb City,
Mo-, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. A. Hell
fer. A week hence they leave for Detroit
and the lakes.
The Summer Club will meet Tomorrow
with Mrs. J. l.. Ketcham and talk OF the
books they have read and discuss the mer-
its of the stories told.
Miss Augusta w. PAYER left on Tuesday
party of friends at Washington and
spend the summer ct Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. David Donough left yesterday for
Salt Lake city. aGcompanied by her daugh-
Martin. They will visit Mrs. Cora Donough
Youndt.
Mrs. William Collins and daughter, of
New Haven, Conn, are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Steele. In
few days Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Steele will
go to Narragansett Pier for August.
A party. of six young people drove out to
Milersville for supper last night. The
guest of honor was Miss Voorhees,, of Chi
cago, the others Miss Kate Porter and Miss
Kate Smith, Messrs Albert Smith, Harry
Hammond and Frank Van Vie.
a very pleasant dancing party was given
last night by Mr.. Fred Gillette and sister,
Miss Gertrude. The drive was in buck
boards, the objective point Brightwood,
where supper was served at the Gillette
factory, and the dancing was under a pa
vilion.
Miss Henrietta Kitchell gave a delightful
musicale Tuesday evening for Miss Lemon
previous to her return to New York. Mu
sically the programme was one of the best
Lemon has never been heard 10 greater ad-
vantage. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs; Frank ElanneT Miss simmons Mons MT
and others. Mrs. Kitchell assisted her
BAIN-BERRY.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARIlNSN llSi[lI, Inu., July L0-lne
deputy prosecuting attorney of the Fiji
| teenth judicial district, a. NJ. Balm, of this
| city, was married this morning, at Bloom
| ington, to Miss Grace Julia Perry. Mr..
| and Mrs. Balm will be at home in this city
| TO their friends after week of visiting
IrvinStOn Notes
Miss Flora Shank has returned from
Fort Wayne.
Miss Matte Mcclure is spending the sum-
mer at Chautauqua.
Miss Laura Julian is visiting her cousin,
Mrs Charles Il. Clark
Miss Georgia Taylor is spending the week
| with Miss Josephine Smith.
Miss Julia Fish visited Irvington friends
| for a short time during the week.
| Mr. and Mrs f. r. Kautz and party re-
| turned on Tuesday from Golden Hill.
| Miss Lola Bridges is at Chicago Cniver-
| sity, preparing for next years work at
| Butler.
| on Tuesday evening a party OF young
/ people from indianapolis were entertained
! by Miss Katie May Smith.
| Mr. Scot Rutler goes TO Lake Wawasee