The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-30
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

MIS- C. +. Smith has returned from a
Miss Fannie Root has returned from a
snort visit TO Chicago.
Hiss Ella Williams went 10 Danville yes
terday TO make a visit
Miss Adelaide Carman has gone to Chi
CagO 10 visit her mother.
Miss May Haywood has gone 10 Afinneap-
OILS TO spend the summer.
Mrs. F. G. Darlington and sons will leave
monday Tor Cresson 20 spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Mckee will 20 north
next week TO renail some tire.
Miss Lydia Heron As the g-iest Of Mrs
samuel Hamilton. II shelSyyie.
Mr. George Whi5cemb will go 10 wawa-
see to-day TO spend the summer
Misses Jessie and Louise Bybee returned
yesterday from visit 10 Richmond.
Mr.. Cortland Van Camp and family are
weeks.
Mr.. Charles Wright has returned from
Terre, Haute. where he has been Attending
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Deschler and daugh-
Or two.
The Bald-headed GIee Club went to
Greenwood last evening and took part in
a concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. n NJ Stewart will go to
the summer.
Mrs. NJ. j. Osgood and daughter Ida will
leave Tuesday for Dansville. y. Y, 10 spend
two months
Miss Esther Swain will go north next
week to remain few weeks with friends
and relatives.
Miss Susie Hunt and Miss Julia Saunders
viii go 10 st. Louis to-day TO visit friends
for a short time.
Mrs. W. ]. Holiday and Mrs H. w Ben
nett will 20 TO Martinsville next week TO
stay short time.
IN, Mr. and Mrs. =, B. F; Peirce will leave
Peirce will spend few weeks.
Mr.. Enrique Miller and children. who
have been spending a week at their farm
in Ohio, returned home yesterday.
Mrs Ruschaupt and daughters Mrs.
George A. Dickson and Mrs. j. T. Dickson,
are spending the week at West Baden.
Mrs c. s Willard. daughter and son will
leave Monday for the West 10 spend several
weeks. They will go 20 Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Lewis Jordan who has been spend
ing few weeks with friends in this city.
left yesterday for her home in Washington,
ID. c.
Mrs John Steiner and Mrs David
Wallace. of Cataract. who have been in
the city short time, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Elizabeth Ketcham and Mr.. John l..
Geiger are singing at MayfOwer Church
during the absence OF some OF the members
OF the choir.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Drake entertained
quite large number of friends last even
ing with card party, at their home in
Morton place.
The drug clerks had their picnic Thurs
day at Broad Ripple Those of the NOrth
Side beat those OF the South Side at base
ball by a score OF 10 to l3.
Miss Sadie Walker will come home from
Cleveland Monday 20 spend two weeks
with her parents, Colonel and Mrs. 1. n.
Walker, on North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. W. b. Fletcher and Mrs. Myla Ritz
niger will give wagon party Tuesday
evening. in honor of Miss Agnes Bryant. of
Washington, D. G.. and Miss Bessie Fetch
er, OF Evanston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Gadd. of Gales
burg. Ill. who have been visiting their
parents at Worthington, and are now the
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs c.. w.
Gadd. viii return to their home to-day.
The Indianapolis Choral Union and other
musicians who went to Fort Wayne TO at
tend the State Music Teachers Association
and to take part in the programme returned
home yesterday. The Choral Union was
well received.
The members OF the Central-avenue
Church gave a lawn fete last evening at the
and Mr. Taylor. on Park avenue Booths
20 represent the four seasons were ar
ranged for the fete and there were brilliant
Mr. and Mrs r. w P. Noble, who have
been residing In Danville. Ill, for the past
year, are here TO spend the summer. They
will visit MIR. and Mrs. w. T. Noble and
Mrs. Nicholson and SON Mr.. Noble viii
take a position in the schools at Crawfords-
vile next season.
Mrs. George w. Burnham left yesterday
for Chicago to join Mr. Durham. VINO has
been there several months. They will make
their home In Cricago. Mrs. Durham, of
Detroit who has been with Mrs. Burnhan
in this city for several weeks. will return TO
her home in Detroit.
Mabel Ethel Fuller. the fve-year-old
daughter OF f. z. Fuller. chief clerk in the
city engineers Office gave a garden party
Yesterday afternoon. from to Z O'Clock, to
number of her small friends. About
seventy-five children were present. There
was music refreshments and amusements
for the children
number Of young people who have
formed themselves into club for the sum
the Country Club. There were about forty
in the party. each young man having the
privilege of inviting young lady for the he
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mode Taylor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miss Ida 3. Tomlinson and Mr.. VIM. r.
Griffith were married Thursday evening,
june SS at the residence OF the brides
father, six niles south OF the city. The
parlor was tastefully decorated with
standing beneath a horseshoe OF ivy and
roses while the ceremony was performed
by the Rev Mr. Miller. OF Greenwood
The wedding march was played by Mr..
Henry List. The attendants were Mr.
Orner Brewer and Miss Annie Presser-
Miss Presser wore. white gown and car
serge WIEN trimmings of silk and lace
and carried pink roses. After the cere-
nl0ny supper was served 10 about fifty
fore the departure OF the guests the we'd
ding cake. tied with white ribbons was
served by the brides little brother, Grover
TOmlnson. and Hazel Norwood.
TAYLOR-JONES.
r,AciaI 20 the Indianapolis Journal
4KOCKPORT. Ind. June 29.-Mr Harry
Taylor. a prominent young merchant OF
this city and Miss Emma Jones, were
married at the NJ. +. Church. at $50 O'Clock
last evening. Rev. ". c. Clippinger. off,
ciated.