The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. L. T.. Leach's family is at Grand
Island, Neb-
Mrs. ]. I: Anderson has gone to Martins
vile for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.. Levey have gone to
Atlantic City for a month.
Mrs W. F. Winchester is spending this
month at Healing Springs, Va.
Mrs. Frank E.. James and son have gone
to Petoskey for two or three weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Banks. of Sandusky. is the
guest OF friends here for a few days.
Mr.: Frederick Levings. of Chicago. is
visiting his sister, Miss Stella Levings.
Miss Beatrice Mackford has gone to
Cambridge City TO spend a few weeks. )
Mr.. Edgar Evans has gone to New York
and Boston He Will be absent three weeks.
Mr.. NJ. V. McGilliard and daughter have
gone to Maxinkuckee TO spend a few days.
Miss Margaret Carey has returned from
ginia.
Mr.. George Levings. of Texas. is the guest
of his sister. Mrs. Williams. oil ST. Mary
Miss Elizabeth Hough has gone to Mad
ison: where she is visiting the Cornett
family.
Miss Helen Bowman has returned from
Cincinnati. where she has been for the past
month.
Mrs. ]. Hugh Daugherty will go to Owos-
so. Mich. next week to make a visit to
friends.
Mrs. Major Taylor and daughter Eleanor
and Mrs. G.. A. Archibald will go to Wa
wasee Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilmore Mcguire
have gone 10 Waukesha to remain until the
last of the month
Mr.. John L. Geiger. who has spent two
years In Europe studying music, is ex-
pected home to-day.
Mr.. Ovid h. Jameson has returned from
Waukesha. Mrs. Jameson and sons will re-
main a rSonth longer
Miss IDA Pomeroy accompanied Mrs. 1. p.
Gray a Mr., and Mrs. Pierre Gray on
their trip to the north.
Miss Margaret Hartnett will leave Tues
day for Florida. where she will spend a
year or two with relatives.
Mr.. Frank Mckee. who has been spend
Ing two weeks with relatives in Kentucky,
will return home Tomorrow.
MIR. Charles KahIo and family will take
possession of the residence at No. AS North
Meridian street in a few days.
Mr.. Thomas Hope Darby. of Cincinnati.
who has been visiting his sister, Miss
Laura Darby. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hendricks and daugh-
ter. of Texas. are guests OF Mr., and Mrs.
Mrs. John NJ. Todd and daughter, Miss
Todd. and Miss Augusta Payer will leave
Tomorrow night for Charlevoix. Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mcguire are ex-
pected home to-day from Cincinnati, where
time
Miss Josephine Heron entertained a few
friends yesterday morning with a porch
party at her home on North Alabama
street.
Miss Laura Bingham left last evening
for Waukesha, where she will join a party
OF friends and remain until early In Sep
TENDER.
Messrs. Paul and Harry Martin. of
Springfield @, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Reynolds. have re-
turned home.
Mr.. Pierre Devay will sail to-day for a
short trip to Europe. Mrs. DeVay went to
New York with her son and will spend a
few weeks at the seaShOre.
Mr.. wyclin Taylor. of Dayton. son of
Rev: w F. TAYLOR; formerly Of this city.
on North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Rose Jack. who has been visiting
Miss Jeanette Judson for a fortnight and
has received many SOCIAL attentions. will
Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown has gone to
Seabright. N. j.. TO join her mother and
sisters. Miss Daisy Malott: who has been
there with them. is expected home to-day.
Miss Mary Sullivan. daughter Of Mr.. T. L.
Sullivan. and Miss Lucy Palmer. daughter
OF Mrs. J. F. Johnston. have written a play
their young friends this evening at the
Sullivan home on North Capitol avenue at
Z o'clock.
Miss Mary Haines gave a porch party
nois street. in honor OF Misses Marie
Oglesby. OF Cincinnati. and June Rose. of
Kansas City. She was assisted in receiv-
ing by Misses Mile Higgins and Minnie
Raymond
A number of aides of the First Presby-
terrain Church have sent a farewell token
to Miss Grettie Holiday in the shape OF a
handsome amethyst. pin surrounded by
whole pearls. 1t IS intended TO have the
pin reach Miss Holiday on Wednesday, the
day on which she viii sail for Persia by
the steamship Britannia
Miss Corella Taylor gave a garden fete
last evening, having as her guests of honor
Miss Rose Jack, OF Peoria. and Miss Alice
Young. of Louisville. The young ladies re-
ceived the guests at the foot of the steps.
where they were surrounded with tall vases
OF garden flowers. The lawn was Hum
mated with many Japanese lanterns, and
there were garden benches. chairs. ham,
mocks and other seats arranged. In the
end OF the yard was a platform for dancing
for which a string orchestra furnished the
music The porch was made attractive
with diyanS and chairs and swinging
lanterns. Miss Taylor was assisted In the
entertainment OF her guests by Miss Ella
Van Camp. Miss Jeanette Judson, Miss
Juliette Bryan. Miss Helen Armstrong. Mr..
T. b. Martindale. jr.. Mr.. John DittemoTe
q Mr.. Hugh Bryan Steps led from the
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