The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr. Charles Kuhn is at Martinsvile.
Miss Mary Pickens will return home to-
day from school in Massachusetts.
Miss Helen Peterson, of Syracuse y. Y,
Is the guest of relatives on Broadway.
Hal Adams and E. B. Martindale. jr.,
have returned from Culver Academy.
Miss Kate Balm has gone to the southern
part of the State to spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Abble of Kingston.
Ont. are visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. j. G.. Perry has returned from
visit TO Mrs. Leonard Wild, at Noblesville.
Miss Ophelia Rodick, of Washington. who
has been visiting Mir. VIM. Hay and family,
returned home yesterday.
Misses Garnet and Nellie Ashbrook will
leave to-day for Louisville TO spend the
summer with their parents.
Mrs. Elmer Ten Eyck. who has been WIS.,
ting her mother. Mrs. Sharpe, has re-
turned to her home in Kokomo.
Mrs. Frank Miller will come from Florida
the last of the month TO visit Mr.. Millers
brother, on North Illinois street.
Mr.. Martin Birk and family have as their
guests Mr.. John Ostendorf, OF Cincinnati,
and Mr.. Alfred Pau. Of Jeffersonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Raible. of White
Oaks, y. M, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Rooney on Park avenue.
Mrs. N. A. Gladding and children. of
Memphis, Tenn, are visiting her father,
street.
Mr. and Mrs Van Wrinkle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Murphy went, to Cincinnati
yesterday TO spend several days with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Mason have returned
from visit TO Washington, where they
attended the Springer-Lynch wedding. and
New York.
Miss Belle Adler. of No. 423 North New
Jersey street. is visiting Miss Clara Lanch-
helm. of Henderson, Ky. She will spend
the. summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aquilla Q. Jones will leave
Odd
Jones's mother, Mrs. Raschig, and spend
three or four months.
Miss Agnes Stone. who has been the guest
of Mrs. r. j. Hammond and family, left
yesterday for New York, where they will
join friends for the summer.
Miss Emma WATSON entertained number
of young people last evening at her home
i'm Woodruff Place in honor of Miss Young
and Miss Ashbrook. OF Versailles, KY.
Miss Alice hurry leaves to-day for Bos
ton. where she will visit Miss Josephine
Woods. She will visit in Washington and
Columbus, o.. before her return in August.
Mr.. George H. West, wife and daughter
expect to go to Detroit the LIST of September
TO locate permanently. Mr.. West will go
West.
Miss Catherine Merrill entertained about
thirty friends yesterday morning In honor
of her niece. Miss Kate NJ. Graydon, of
John l.. Griffiths each read a paper
Quite a party will go to st. Joseph.
Mich, for the summer, leaving early in
July. OF the number will be Mrs. }; q.
Van Wrinkle. Mrs. Harry Murphy. Miss
Louise Morrison, of Connersville, and Mrs.
Arthur Il. Grover.
Mrs. +. c. Gardner returned yesterday
from LaPorte, where she went TO attend
the graduating exercises of the class of
which her sister, Miss Davis, was MEM
Der. Mrs. and Miss Davis will come Mon
day to visit Mrs. Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dolfnger, of Louis
yle and sister, Miss Agnes Birk, and the
Misses Lulu Hereth and Susie Huber left
tinsvllle. Mr.. Will Brk and sister, Anas-
tasia. will join them Monday.
Mrs. John Hazen White and Mrs. G: A.
Christensen will leave to-day for Delaheld.
Wis. where their sons are in st. Johns
Military School. The young men, who VIII
be seniors next year. will return home with
them for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Merrick L. Vinton received her
friends yesterday with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Martindale. on East Seventh street.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. vinton were
present. Mrs Martlndale and Mrs. Vinton
were assisted by their sisters, Mrs. Ross
and Mrs. Foster, and by Misses Mary and
Martha Foster Mr. and Mrs. Vinton and
family will leave Monday for New York to
reside. They will make their home al New
Rochelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.: Fl, Miller. Mr.; and
Mrs. W. A. krag,, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
dale. Mr., and Mrs. J. \. Milburn, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. L.. Haines. Mr.. and Mrs. @. A Car
Stensen, Mr.. and MIS-. i. ". Darlington ana
Mr. r. C. Day are at the head of an enter
tainment TO be given at the Country Club
next Friday night for the benefit - the
Boys Club. 1t will be called An y. ening
with Gibson and will be some of the pic
lures of this artist, who is one of the fads
OF the present hour. illustrated by some of
the leading society people. The club will
be open that night only 10 members and
those who have received invitations.
The Young woman's Missionary Society
entertained the Woman's Missionary So
ciety at the Second Presbyterian Church
yesterday afternoon. With elder blossoms,
trumpet vine asparagus and flowers the
rooms were made attractive. For the pro-
gramme there was paper on "f. w. Nj.
s. Past. Present and Future" by Mrs T..
Nj. Thompson. Miss Josephine Robinson
sang twice, Mrs Matson played. and there
was q song by Master Theodore Griffith
and recitation by little Florence Hawley.
A letter was read from Miss Ida Anderson.
young colored woman, whom the young
women OF the church have been supporting
and educating at the Berkvillc Seminary.
She has Just been graduated and is pre-