The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
w, ". D. Allison has returned from Pine
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. McCrea are visiting at
LaPorte
Mrs. William Griffith and son are at
Wawasee.
Mrs. Arthur Jordan went to Cleveland
yesterday.
Mr. Robert Drake returned from New
York yesterday.
Miss Hattie Steele leaves to-day to visit
old friends at Waveland.
Misses Jennie and Matte Mann are visit
ing friends at Southport.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Hoshour will go 10
Wawasee Monday morning.
DR.. Wies of the insane hospital, has
returned from the SeaShore.
Mrs. j. NJ Kitchen is with Mrs. John =.
Wright at Magnolia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Rauh will return
home from abroad in two weeks
Miss Kate Porter entertained a Few
friends informally last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovid B. Jameson have
gone to Mackinac for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Dolan and daughter Anna
have gone to Castleton for a few days
Mr. and Mrs Frank H. Blackledge and
son left yesterday for Harbor Point, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Elder and son
Edward left yesterday for Sault Ste. Marie.
Mrs John CASTOR and daughter Amelia
will leave soon to visit friends IN vermont
Mrs Richard L. Talbot, jr., will go to
the country next week TO visit her mother.
Mr.. Clifford Arrick left yesterday MORN
ing to join his family at Little Mountain
DR. and Mrs COgley and daughter, OF
Madison. in the city visiting old friends.
Mr.. Daniel Y. Wheeler of Denver, arrived
yesterday TO visit DR.. ard Mrs. j. x. HuS-
sey.
Mr.. Samuel Carey will leave about Aug.
l to spend some time on the New Jersey
coast
Mrs. Harriet Barber and Mrs. Annie b.
Morrison will leave to-day for Battle Creek,
Mich
Miss Maud Cunningham has. gone to
spend few weeks with friends at Wayne
town.
Mrs. Fred Baggs and grandchildren will
go TO Maxinkuckee to-day for several
weeks.
Miss Sadie Walker, who has been visiting
her parents here, returned 10 Cleveland yes
terday.
Mr.. William Sterne is at the Sister of
Mercy Hospital in Heidelberg, receiving
treatment.
An informal dance was given last evening
by Miss Porter at her home on East Michi-
gan street.
DR.. A. ]. Morris and wife left, yesterday.
for Benton Harbor. Mich, for a two
weeks stay.
Mrs. John Fahnestock, of Brooklyn, N.
Rein Ferguson.
Messrs Robert Foster, Stallo Vinton and
Ray Barth returned from camping at Iur-
key lake yesterday.
Mrs. William c. Griffith and family are
spending the summer in their cottage at
Lake MaXinkuckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Lecklider and daugh-
ter Adelaide have gone to Michigan for a
stay of several weeks
Miss Florence Day. who has been visit
ipo IuIi a
go to-day to MaXinkuckee.
Miss Louise Hays and Miss Gene Morri-
son will go the first of next week TO Co.
lumbus Ind, for short visit
Messrs. William Taylor and William
Rondthaler and others will give brake
party to Allisonville this evening.
Mrs. Katherine Lewis Davis will leave
Redlands, Cal, next week. to visit Mr..
Davis's mother in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker and children
leave to-day for Charlottesville, to visit
Mrs. Bakers mother and friends.
Mr. J. Q. Adams and Miss Adams left
yesterday for Denver. Miss Adams will re-
main for some time at Manitou Springs.
Mrs. George Langsdale and son are spend
ing a week at ST. Paul, Ind. Miss Mary
Langsdale will go to Chicago next week.
Mrs. Herman Pink will go to Wawasee
to-day to visit Mrs. Newberger, Of Chi
cage, who is spending the summer at the
lake.
Mrs. Harvey, of Philadelphia Pa, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Myla Ritzinger
the past month, will return home early
next week.
Mrs. J. Guyman and daughter, Mrs L. A.
Fisher. returned. Friday, from Boston,
New York and Saratoga, where they have
been for the last four weeks.
Misses Daisy and Sarah Wilson enter
tanned twenty young ladies and gentlemen
with drive to the Country Club last even
ing, followed by bowling and boating.
Mr. and Mrs. William l.. Elder and son
have gone to Mackinac to join, Mrs.
Elders father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Bowman, who have taken a cottage for
the summer.
The Epworth Guards of F1etcher-place
Church gave lawn sociaI last evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Gill
more, of No. 10 Stevens place, it being the
twenty-third wedding anniversary of the
host and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Forsyth will go
next week to New York, accompanied by
several OF the students from the College
of Music, who go to Berlin, where Mr..
| Forsyth will continue his teaching. Mrs.
Lucy Forsyth will also go with her son.
Miss Cynthia Livingston gave an informal
party, last evening, to few friends, at
| her home on Fletcher avenue, in honor of
Miss Katherine Gilmore Walkup. of Jeffer-
| sonville, who is visiting her at this time.
| Decorations of sweet peas were abundant
and tastefully arranged
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Flanner and Miss
| Simmonds entertained party of fourteen
friends last evening with supper at the
Country Club, followed by an informal
musicale, in which Miss Lemon, Miss
| Kitchell and Mr.. w. T. Barnes participated
| The affair was in honor Of Miss Lemon and
| Miss Kitchell.
| On Thursday night Miss Jeanette Jud-
son gave dinner party to twelve of heI
| young friends. The menu was a choice
| one and the floral decorations beautiful
| The guests were Miss Kate Smith, Miss
| Ella Van Camp. Miss Cora Taylor, Miss
| Helen Armstrong and Miss Fanny Vorhis
| Messrs. Phil Watson, Lewis w Hassel
| man. jr., Frank Van Vie, Harry Ham.
mond, Ray Van Camp and Blake Stone
| Mr.. Van VIE favored the guests with
| music