The Indianapolis journal., 1896-08-20

r Naiore. OF this rity. and Is an cmp;Gnp of
the Big -Four at Delaware. -.
capt. >. =. i.eanc.-s ANA ldnsily. VI 2vc
been at Alexandria bay, for several weeks.
viii return home Saturday
Mrs Mary Lilly who has been visiting
her son, James w. Lilly and family has
returned 10 her home at Anderson
Mrs: c, Il. Wilder and her granddaughter.
Miss EioiSc Morton. are at Healing Springs
Va, for the remainder OF the season.
Mrs. Frederick Baggs. with Master Fred
Bags and Master Paul Winnings. has gone
TO Maxinkackee for the rest OF August.
Miss Florence Harrison. VINO has been
away. on a six weeks visit among relatives
and friends. viii return home this After
noon.
Miss Jessie Sweet is entertaining Ala.
Esmond. OF Minneapolis. who has been tke
recipient OF several social gatherings since
her arrival.
Miss Carrie Denny has returned from
philadelphia and other cities east She ,vas
entertained at several seashore resorts dur
ing her stay
Mrs Harriet Barbour and her daughter
Mrs. ;. Il: Gray, have gone 10 clifton
springs. \. Y. 20 Join Mrs Thomas Bar
Miss Cecilia Clune and the Misses Fitz-
gerald left Monday for New York. from
whence they will sail for Europe. to DO
gone several months.
Mrs. Eugene l.. Hay. OF MINNEAPOLIS. fs
visiting her mother. Mrs, Francs Farquh.r.
@ M@rs. Hay is o. return trip from Eastern
Si'itS anu lne ashore.
Mrs; William Hughes and family have
Joined Mrs. Louis Haughey on Lake A,ich-
igan where she is entertaining other rela-
tives and friends i'm a house party.
Mr.. Bement Lyman has returned from
New York. New London and Orange moun-
tains- AT the latter place he was the guest
of his brother-in-law. Mr.. Harry Speers
Mrs. Phoebe Cook and daughter Mabel,
who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
w. NJ. Jillson for three weeks. will return
to their home at Terre Haute Tomorrow
Mrs. Mary Emerson. of Lafayette IS
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Bement Lyman
but has been too great an invalid since she
arrived TO see any but her most intimate
friends.
Mrs. Marian Sinclair Headland. a re-
turned missionary from Psking China; will
entertained by Mr.. w. 8. Hubbard. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Thompson
Mrs. Robert L. Kuhn and her mother
and sister. Mrs and Miss Hennen, have
gone to Engleheim. a village in westches-
ter county. New York. the home OF Mrs.
John n. Morris. who is abroad for the sum-
mer
Mrs. Leonore E. Smith and daughter.
who spent all Of last winter in New York
city where the latter. studied music. are
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Pratt
at Crescent Beach, Conn.
Miss Kinkman and Miss O'Niel from Ko-
komo. who are visiting here. and Mr..
Mason. gave q very enjoyable musical pro-
gramme for few OF their friends at the
home of Miss Eunice Cox. on North Ala
bama street. Monday evening.
This evening Miss jeanette Orlopp. ac-
companied by her sister. Miss Oropp will
leave on the knickerbocker for New York;
She Will sail Saturday for Genoa Italy
where she Will remain until about Christi
mas. Sig. Campanari. who has been her
master at the Cincinnati College of Music
accompanied by his WIFE, will sail for Italy
on the same steamer. Miss OrIopp goes tS
complete her study of the violin. She will
spend several months in Italy. after which
she Will make concert tour through Ger
many and France. and will then go 10
England, where she expects to take part in
several concerts. She will .be gone about a
year. Miss Orlopp holds 4 warm spot in
the heart of every newspaper man I'm this
city on account of her kindness i'm appear
ing at the last press club benefit concert.
MURDOCK-HAWKIN
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind, Aug. ls.-Mr. A. c.
Murdock and Miss Daisy Hawkins were
united in marriage last evening by the
Rev. Leslie j. Ndftzger, pastor of Grace NJ.
L. Church. ~