The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. F. w. McLain has returned from an
extented visit to Boston
Mrs. Charles H. Wood has gone to Gin
ciDnau for a short visit.
Mrs. Samuel A tombstone returned yes
terday from a visit East
Miss T. L. Voss will not begin her recep-
ton days until next week.
Miss Maria Fletcher will leave next week
for Florida to spend the winter.
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Goodall will go to
st. Louis to-day TO spend fortnight.
The Misses Roberts, of Broadway will
entertain friends at cards this afternoon
General ard Mrs. Harrison returned hon,
yesterday from the Adirondacks and New
York
Mrs. N o. Pfafr has returned from Wau,
kesha, where she has been spending the
summer.
Mrs. A. J. Thomas. of Evansville, is the
ha1na street.
Mrs. Keller, of Logansport, who has been
spending the week with Mrs. B. B. Adams,
will return home tomorrow.
Mrs Elizabeth Parkhurst and daughter
Ella will go TO Decatur and Springfield,
ILL.,, next week to spend a few days.
Mrs VIM. E. Miller. of Morton Place. has
gone to Nashville, Tenn; on account of the
illness of her mother. Mrs. Searight.
Mr.. Walter Moore and family, formerly
of As Bellefontaine street have taken resi-
dence No. 1903 North Kerw God avenue
Mrs. John F. Julian, W no hls been spend
-. L.. ~
Randall, will return to Chicago tomorrow
Mrs w. K. Azbill, daughter and son will
leave this afternoon at $3.50 for Tacoma,
and will sail from that port for Japan
Oct. 16.
Mr.. james f. Ingraham, OF ST. Augustine
Fla, who has been here for fortnight
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Spaces, Will return
hfme friday
Mrs. St. Clair Parry went to Rushville
yesterday to visit Mrs Mauzy. Mr. Parry
win go to spend Sunday and both will re-
turn home Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. E. Kregeio, of Los Angeles, CAL
gave a handsome reception last week lin
honor of Mrs. Raschig, of this city, who
is spending the winter there.
Mrs. w. F. McCracken went to New Cas-
tie, Pa, yesterday, to visit her sister. Her
daughter. Mrs. Robert r. Bennett, ans son
will go next week to visit at the same
place.
Mrs. Luther Benson, No. s73 North Della
ware street will entertain the Woman
Missionary Society of Roberts Park Churci,
this afternoon. Mrs. S. ID. Fraser will read
a paper.
Mrs. Harriet Bingham and daughter
Edith returned yesterday from Massachu-
sets. where they have been for several
months, and are at home at No. 80 Chris
tiSn avenue
Judge Gavin and family will spend the
winter in the city, while his son James at
tends the Indianapolis Law School. They
are at Mrs. Farquhar's, No. AT North
Pennsylvania street
An embroidery club has been organized
I1e nrSt meeting was neld wednesday att
ernoon, at the home of Mrs. j. T. Averill
on North East street. Meetings will be
Re id every two weeks.
Miss Ahern, formerly State Librarian. Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Winfield Johr-
son, at $40 College avenue, Miss Ahern Is
here to arrange the programme for the
meeting of the Library Association. er
which she is the secretary. The meeting
will be held Christmas week at the State
house.
Mrs. Henry Latham gave a handsome
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Louis
Haughey, of Chicago. who is visiting her
sister. Mrs. William a. Hughes The table
which was set n the dainty Delft dining
room, decorated with large bowl of
pink roses. The guests to meet Mrs
Haughey were Mrs. William A. Hughes
Mrs. Lew Wallace jr.. Mrs. w. r. c. Colt
Mrs Fl. K. Syfers. Mrs A. r. Spruance and
Mrs. Charles ii. Comstock.
Mrs. Ernest NJ. Elliott and Mrs. William.
p. Elliott entertained Il largt company OF
friends yesterday afternoon Eitn u recep-