The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs Ida Poneroy. who has been visit
IT. friends at Cincinnati. has returned
MyIon Spades left Monday for Bishop.
tfcrpe Park, at Lima, where he will at
tend school.
Mrs. T. A. Hendr!cks. who has been
spending most Of the summer at Clifton.
mas returned home.
Mss Blanche Albertson has returned
cago and Rockford. Ill.
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Glover and children.
Of urbana. are visiting mr. and Mrs d. L.
Wood on North Pennsyl vania- street.
Mrs. serff viii entertain number OF
che afternoon will be spent at whist
Mrs. o. b. Jameson and children and
Mr.. N Booth darlington have returned
from ST. Joseph and Mackinaw. Mich.
The Contemporary Club viii meet for the
first time This season this evening Hon,
William Dudley Foulke will read the
paper.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan and chill
dren, ar Warsaw. who have been the
guests of Miss T. L. voss on Home avenue.
have returned home-
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gibson have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are at
home with Mrs. Mary Gibson at No. 800
North Delaware street
Rev. p. ]. Albright and family, formerly
OF Farmland. have removed 10 this city
for residence, They will be at home at
No. 25S West st. Clair street
the engagement ~ announced of Miss
Edward W. stuclxy. of this city. The mar
Rage Will occur this auoamn-
Mrs o. H. HasseImaA and daughter
have returned from Evansten. where they
Sargent. Miss Hasselman was one of the
bridesmaids.
Miss Adelaide Packard. principal of the
DcPauw College. of New Albany. who has
on North Pennsylvania street, has re-
turned home.
Mr. J. T. Miller and daughter Gertrude
left last evening for Old Point Comfort
and Washington d. c. Miss Miller will
Nstlona, Park Ladies' Seminary.
''Soa1cfravta' was the subject which
ir>erc<ted the members OF the F0rtnightly
Literary Ciuo yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Caypcol and Mrs. Mathews had the
papers which were afterward discussed.
Mrs George K. Swan will be at home
to her friends Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. ]. o. Cooper. No. 1l6 College avenue.
F;cscher. for Berkeiy. Cal. to join Mr.
Swan, who has accepted passionate there
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Kenyon viii
give wheel party Tomorrow evening In
honor of their guest, Mrs. Bassett. of San
Francisco Mrs. Bassett, who has been
spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs
Kenyon. VII leave Friday for San Fran
CISCO 10 JOIN ntF nu<uaffIs whose army
post has Just been transferred TO that city
Yesterday was the hfth anniversary of
the marriage OF Mr. and Mrs. Morton W.
Herriott. and q number OF their friends
arranged a surprise party for them Their
new home on North Capitol avenue, into
which they have recently moved. was the
scene of the festivities, and each guest
took some gift Of wood TO add to the at
Effectiveness Of the home.
Mrs. Charles W. Jenkins gave one OF the
first progressive euchre companies of the
eocial season yesterday afternoon at her
home on North Pennsylvania street The
guest OF honor was Mrs. w. +. Baksett. of
San Francisco. In the evening Mr.. and
Mrs jenkins gave serond card rarty At
both the hostess was assisted BY Mrs. c.
A.. Kenyon. Mrs. Bassetts hostess. The
several rooms were decorated with bowls
and vases of roses of different colors.
American Beauty roses were in the din
ing room and pink and yellow in the other
rooms. The favors for the guests were
pink and white carnations and the prizes
were all OF Royal Worcester
NUPTIAIlS ANNOUNCED.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MADISON. Ind. Sept 2f.--Editor Sam
uel c. Moffat, of Tort Wayne. and Miss
Belle cowlam. teacher OF vocal music in
Hanover College. viii be united in mar
rIage here at noon tomorrow