The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-03
Personal AND SOCIETY.

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Mrs. r. 3. F. Peirce is spending the sum-
mer at Stoughton, Wis.
MrsuM. Eckhouse and children have gone
10 Anderson 10 spend few weeks.
Mr.. Melvin Ryker will leave Sunday for
the East, TO make an extended visit.
Mrs. II. NJ. Marsh has returned from a
visit to Mrs Lois Pierce Hughes in Omaha
Mrs. Harry Ohr and children have gone
10 Peoria. Ill. 10 spend the summer with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Stoughton Fletcher will go 10 her
old home in Kentucky next week to visit
relatives.
Mrs. George Collins. of Asheville. n. c..
Is the guest Of Mrs. Finley B. Pugh. in
Morton Face.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Myers left yes
terdsy afternoon for White Sulphur
Springs. to make short visit.
Miss Harriet E. Turner. of the Institution
fos 5he hs Blind has gone to Spencer to
Professor and Mrs. Fairhurst. of Ken
lucky. who have been visiting friends here
for a few weeks. returned yesterday.
Mrs. Culver. of No. $50 North Pennsyl-
vania street, left yesterday for Wiscon-
sin to spend the summer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Hale gave Kensing
ton ride to Allsonvlle last evening for
their guest, Mrs. Richmond. of Cleveland. o.
Mrs. George B. Eldridge and son Arthur
will leave Friday for West Springfield,
Mass. TO remain till September with rela-
tsves
Miss Nellie May Wise, daughter of l.. A.
Wise. of Vincennes. Ind. is visiting Misses
Hanna, frankie and Bessie Green, OF North
Illinois street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker Anderson and chill
dren. OF Ocala. Fla. arrived yesterday 10
spend several weeks with Mrs. Conrad Ba-
ker and family.
Mrs. Harold Hfbben and children, Mrs.
Julia Hibben and Mrs. Ernst Wiles left
yesterday for Huronia Beach, Mich, to
spend several months.
Mrs. Lee Albaugh and Miss Dot Wood.
of Kokomo, will arrive to-day for a fort
nights visit with their aunt, Mrs. Charles
A. Hamlin. at Mapleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Bailey, of Rush
se TsS rs 9 Rse s sy sister to reside They
North Alabama street, for the present.
Mrs. George l.. Reinhard and daughter
Will receive informally at their home in
Norton Place dcS4 North Alabama). on Fri
day afternoon, from to o'clock. No in
vitations.
There will be number of theater par
ties this evening to Wildwood Park. Mr..
and Mrs @. I. Henderson will give one in
honor OF their guest, Miss Hughes. of West
Haven. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Thornton and daugh-
ter. Miss Mayme Brush. of Indianapolis,
shank. Of Irvinston, are spending the week
at Indian Springs
Mrs. d. w Grubbs. who has returned
from Mexico, where she has been residing
for some time, and who has been visiting
visit her daughter, Mrs. Riker.
Mrs Swan and son. of Detroit. and Miss
Inez Greene. of Junction. City, Kan. ar
Charles p. Greene and attend the Greene
Greene wedding Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dorsey, Miss Julia
Graydon and Mr.. Paul Griffith, of Phila-
delphia. will make the trip to wyandotte
Cave on their wheels the last of the month.
They expect to ride about $50 miles in easy
stages.
Mrs. Joseph. who has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j: H. Ohr. for two
months. returned to her home in Avondale
Cincinnati. yesterday. Mrs. Ohr who has
been in Cincinnati. will return home to-
morrow.
| Mrs. Quincy Myers and children. of Lo-
gansport, came yesterday TO spend several
weeks with Mr.. r. q. Cornelius Mrs. Cor
.nelius and Mrs. Myers's daughter will join
the party to go to Mountain Lake Park. and
will leave Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Raymond. of Wood
run Place, entertained a few friends in
formally last evening. for Mr. Quinton Ell
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Ellis, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Quin Anderson. of Urbana, O.. is Wis
iting her aunt. Mrs. Ashley, on North Capt.
tol avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Ash
ley and mother will leave the first of Au-
gust for Massachusetts, where they will at
| field.
The engagement of Miss Mae Melish. of
Cincinnati who has visited Miss Lucy Hol-
llday. in this city, several times. and Mr..
announced this week at a dinner to be
given by Mrs Melish at their home in
Clifton. Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ketcham gave a
country home. Robinwood, for their daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes ketcham. The grounds and
porches were illuminated and there were
pretty flowers. gracefully arranged in deco
ration. The guests were of the younger set.
Mr.. Bert Yohn. of Lorraine. o.. will come
to spend tomorrow with his mother, Mrs.
Albert Yohn. and grandmother, Mrs. Yohn.
Mrs. Albert Yohn will go to Lorraine to re-
side with her son. In the fall Mr.. Freder-
lex c. Yohn Will go to Europe TO study art.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Holiday and Mrs.
edy o Bennes snd children will
there early in august by Miss Lucy Holi-
| day. who Is now in Cleveland, and the
1t Miss Anna Mcleod, formerly of this city,
! at Hampton, l.. l., and the Misses Lyon
VIII go to visit Mrs Spriggs. in Boston.
Mr.; and Mrs. Walter Goodal gave a
handsome dinner last evening at their pref
ty home on North Pennsylvania street.
| The guest OF honor was Miss Lucy Ran
ney, who will leave next month with a
CALIFORNIA friend for two years residence
| in Europe, and the dinner was one of a
! series OF entertainments which will be
given for her before she goes. The table
| with its appoin tments of embroidered linen
| crystal and silver was simply decorated
| with white satin ribbon forming a triangle
across, the center of the table, and meeting
| In bow on the chandelier. On the cloth
/ and at the chandelier were graceful sprays
of asparagus. At each cover was dainty
bunch of sweet peas. The guests invited
| Robert Drake. the Misses Minnie and
| LAURA Lowe. Miss Winifred Willard the
| Misses Sallie and Lillian Reeves, Miss
| Hornaday. of Columbus who is visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. Drake. and Miss Lillian Lam
! ders
ALDRICH-COCKRCM
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
OAKLAND CITY. Ind, July 1.-The
| home of Colonel and Mrs W. Nj. Cockrum
this morning was the scene of a very pref
| ~ event. ii being the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Zoe Cockrum, and Prof B.
W. Aldrich. of Moore's Hill. The wedding
was very quiet one. only the relatives and
few immediate friends being present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. w. p
bearing. Miss Cockrum is a young lady
of many charms. and is greatly admired
| by large circle of friends. Professor AL
| drich has occupied the chair of languages
| in the Oakland City College for three
| years He holds similar position in the
| Moore's Hill College at the present time
| The couple left for Louisville en- route To
! Michigan, where they will spend the sum-
/ mer at different places, and will locate
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