The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr. George B. Yandes has returned from
a short visit to New York.
Mr.. Howard Mcbride and James Cromer
have entered Princeton College.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. McGregory have TAX
en- apartments at the Blacherne.
Mrs. Preston Bowman is to have charge
of the Lady Bountiful booth at the Flow
er Mission fair.
Maurice Albrecht, No. Is Woodruff Place,
Oct. 8, club day.
Mrs. Emswiler. of Peru, is visiting her
North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn returned yester-
day from the mountains of Tennessee.
where she has been for some time
Mr.. Samuel A. Morrison will return this
evening from ST. Louis, where he went
to attend the convention of bankers.
Mr.. Raymond Van Camp entertained a
party of young people very handsomely
last evening with a dance at the Country
Club.
Mrs. A d. Thomas. of Woodruff Place,
was the hostess yesterday afternoon for a
thimble party, entertaining quite party
Judge and Mrs. w. Woods and daughter
who have been spending the summer at
Mapleton, will return to the Denison
Thursday for the winter.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Reynolds has issued in
vitations for linen shower in honor of
Miss Helen Erwin, Oct. 8, at her home,
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Katherine Vinnedge gave thimble
party yesterday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Gillespie, of Chicago. Miss Gill
lespie will return home to-day.
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter Margaret
have decided to go to New York for the
winter. They viii remain here, however,
until the middle or last of November.
Miss Suzanne Van Valkenburg will go to
Chicago to-day. where she will be the
guest. with Miss Julia Brown at the home
of Miss Browns sister. Mrs. Hardcastle.
Mrs. Clay Rockwell who has been spend
t,..r nl Aiyc xnitI. Enr. pf-t
George n. Catterson. has returned to her
home, in Kennedy. o., suburb of Gin
cinnati.
Mrs Mary B. Payne, who has been spend
ing the summer With her daughter, Mrs
Joseph III. Bowies, IN Boston, will return
home tomorrow. She will occupy her
home on North Pennsylvania street after
Oct. l.
Mr. Newton Clavpool who has been
spending a few weeks with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs: F. Claypool on North Meridian
street. since their return from Martha S
Vineyard, will leave this evening for his
honS. in Pasadena. Cal,
Mrs. Dorman Davidson received informal
" yesterday afternoon for her daughter
Mrs. George Harris Williamson formerly
Miss Katherine DAVIDSON. In the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson were at home
They will leave to-day for. their home in
Avondale.
Mrs Katherine l.. Dorsey gave dance
for young people last evening at her home
on Central avenue, for the Misses Car
roll. of Iynchburg, Va, who are the guests
of her niece. Miss Madge Layman. Mrs
Dorsey was assisted In the entertainment
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dorsey.
The old friends of the late Robert Sloss.
whose pastorate in the Tabernacle Presby-
terian Church tthe old Third covered sew
eral years, will be interested in knowing
that his SON. Robert Sloss of New York,
is the protector of an artistic little maya
zine. ''John-a Dreams" a literary period
ical issued monthly.
DR. and Mrs. George Reisner, who re-
turned some two weeks ago from a soiolrn
OF three and one-half years in Europe. and
have been visiting with Mrs. Reisner's par
ents. MIR. and Mrs H. NJ. Bronson on
North Capitol avenue, will leave this even
ing for Washington, y G.. and. after visit
ing day or two with Mrs, Reisners broth
er. Wn. S. Bronson. of the Chesapeake q