The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Harry Griffith left for Yale yesterday.
Mrs. ID. w. Grassland has returned from
visit TO Chicago.
Mr.. Edward c. Elder has gone to st.
Louis for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. DeSouchet have
taken apartments ar the Biacherne
Mrs Cerene T. Browning win go to Mad
ison Friday to visit friends for week.
Mr.. Hugh Richards has returned from
visit or several weeks in Colorado among
the mines.
Mrs Zerelda w. Beatty returned yester-
day from a trip to Yellowstone Park and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osterman and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Edward Hartman, have returned
from Atlantic City.
Miss Butler, of Albany, is the guest OF
Major and Mrs. A. l.. Varney, at the
United States Arsenal
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Jarvis, who have
been making Il short visit to friends here,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Sertoss, of Marion, who has been
Miss Margaret Carey's guest for a few
days, will return home to-day.
Mrs. Frank G. Darlington and sons have
returned from Harbor Point where they
have had a cottage for the summer
Mr.. Edward Holiday returned to Chicago
yesterday accompanied by his aunt, Mrs.
Q. p. Morton, who will spend few days
there.
Mrs. George Morrison, of Connersville, is
the guest Of her brother, Mr.. Harry a.
Grassland. and family on North Alabama
street.
Mrs Carolyn Winter Goetz will sing at
the first concert of the Symphony Orches-
ira, which will be given the last week in
October
Mr.. and Mrs William Pirtle Herod and
children, Mrs. Fl. Bates, jr., and son and
Miss Martndale will return Saturday from
Harbor Point.
Mr.. Page Chapman will go to Ear. Claire,
Wis., next week to attend the wedding of
his cousin, Miss Angie Moon, and Mr.. bud
ley, Of Buffalo.
Mr.. Theodore Haughey, who has been
visiting relatives here for a lew days, left
yesterday for Texas, where he expects to
locate permanently.
The marriage of Miss Helen Erwin eldest
daughter Of Mr.: and Mrs. d: p Erwin. and
Mr.. William H. Coburn will occur Tues
day evening, Oct. 20
The Inter Nos Literary Club will be en-
tertained by. Mrs. Q. b. Henderson, III Hoyt
this afternoon at o'clock. 1t will be presi-
dents day.
Mrs. James Duthie, of Chicago. is here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H.
Kiersted. for a few days. When she re-
turns she will be accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. kiersted to reside permanently in
Chicago.
The State conference. of charities and
corrections will be held in Richmond in
November. Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker of
the board of managers of the Woman's
Reformatory and Prison. has been invited
to read paper on Prison Reform
Professor Richard Moulton, who gave the
series u university GIAleESiOH LECTURES III
this. city for two seasons and will come
again in November, has been spending the
summer in England, where he was mar
ing. The lady is one to whom Mr.. Moulton
has been engaged for a number of years.
The Idoneus Dancing Club has been re-
ing officers: President. Mr.. Frank Born;
vice president, Mr.. George F. Fife; score
Harry o. Pence; directors, Mr.. Fred G.
BALI, Mr.. Harry Schad and Mr.. Harry
Bauer. The club will dance at Brenneke's
Mrs. Joseph K. Sharpe invited a few
intimate friends for a surprise party Mon
day evening TO- to celebrate the the birthday an
robed in white, with their faces covered,
and the hostess herself was. surprised. A
entertainment, it being no less than a
frosted hat box filled with gifts.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
their daughter Elizabeth and Mr.. Charles
w Moores to occur Monday Oct. 8, at
o'clock at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
adephia. The ''at home cards read,
Wednesdays. Dec. and 16, from until TO-
apolis.'
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Wailick Tor the marriage Of
their daughter Mary Glenn and Mr.. John
ing, Oct. g. at the family residence, No
496 North Meridian street. The ceremony
ception at o'clock. The at home cards
are for Wednesdays, Nov. is and rs, at No.
700 North New Jersey street.
FLOWER MISSION FAIR.
At the annual Flower Mission fair this
fall the various booths will be in charge
of the following ladies': Art booth, Mrs.
John c.. New; library booth, Mrs. Ovid
Butler Jameson; doll booth, Mrs. w. A.
Krag; Oriental booth, Mrs. Francis T.
Hord and Mrs. Oscar d. Bohlen; house
hold booth, Mrs. M. H. Spades and Mrs
Harriet A. Bingham; flower booth. Mrs.
Henry Wallace; apron booth, Mrs. Robert
L. Dorsey; candy booth, Mrs Joseph Beck
and Mrs. Charles H. Wood: beverage
booth, Mrs. Julia a: .GoodharI; ice-cream
booth, Miss Alma Wilkinson. The inn will
be in charge of Mrs. Lewes and the lunch
in charge of Mrs. j. "A. Lemcke. Mrs.
Arthur b. Grover IS chairman of the COM
mittee on construction. The opera of Pa
tience'' will be given four evenings and is
in charge of Mrs Benjamin Harrison and
Mrs. A. L. Mason. Mrs. Charles NJ. Rey-
nods is assisting until Mrs. Harrison re-
turns from the Adirondacks. A party and
dance will be given the fifth evening of
the fair. The fair VIII be given the week
of Nov. 16 at Tomlinson Hall.