The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. William p. Kappes and family are
home from Wawasee-
Mr.. Thomas II. Spann and family have
returned from Wawasee.
Mrs. Charles Railsback and children are
visiting relatives at Worthington. Ind.
Mr.. John Craig and brother William have
returned from a months visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. Hovey and family
have gone to Petoskey to spend a month
Miss Lulu Pfaf1in will leave here Sunday
for Cincinnati to enter the Conservatory of
Music.
Miss Jane Roache. who has been spending
two weeks In Virginia, VIII return nome
tomorrow.
Mrs. George Van vorhis will go East on
Saturday TO remain a month with relatives
and friends
turned from Mackinac, both greatly I'M
proved In health.
Miss Julia Spades will go next Monday
to New York city to visit Miss Catherine
Enos for a month
Miss Margaret Wells has returned from
the mountains of Virginia, where she has
been spending the summer.
Miss Agerter. of Lima, o.. Who has been
visiting Mrs. X. c.. Miller for two weeks,
will return home Tomorrow.
Miss wiegand is at home from Rushville.
Her sister. Miss Bessie. will go to Muncie
Monday to spend two weeks.
Hiss HARDWOOD, OF Rutland, VT. who has
been visiting Miss Marie wooIen. will
leave tomorrow for her home.
Miss Gussie Schramm entertained friends
at progressive cinch last evening at her
home on East st. Joseph street.
Mr.. Arthur r. Preston. who has been
East spending most of the time in New
York city. will return Tomorrow.
DIR. L. A. E. Storch. Mr.. Conrad Keller
and Mr.. George Holman leave tonight for
st. Paul and Minneapolis, TO be gone a
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reid, who has been alb
sent from the city some time living in Cali
Fn.rfn hos rnrrrrA here rN oEn0f N
nently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Benton and
daughters will return next week frem Eagle
Lake. where they have been spending the
summer.
Mr.. Clarence wulsin has returned from
Mackinac. Mrs. Wulsin and children and
Mrs. Amelia Mansur will return some time
next week
Mrs. Harry H. Condit will go to Chicago
next week TO visit her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Charles Kirk. formerly Miss Mary Condit.
or this city.
Mrs. L. n. Walker and daughters, Mrs.
William Z. Sharpe and Miss Percy Walker.
will leave on Sunday for st. Paul. Mime
apolis and Lake Minnetonka-
Mr.. Augustus Gladding and his two
daughters will return here tomorrow and
the children VIII remain until cold weather
with MIR. f. c. Atkins and family.
Judge George L. Reinhard and family
where Judge Reinhard viii teach in the
Nav school of the university there.
Mrs. E. c. Atkins and daughter, Mrs.
Augustus Gladding. who have been at
Mackinac, are now at PetoSkey and viii go
to Travers City before their return.
Mrs George w. Carey. of Ocala. Fla.
ormerly of indianapolis, is the guest of
her daughters, Mrs, Lizzie L. Ranney. and
Illinois street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick VI. Ayres left last
night 10 join Mrs l.. s. Ayres and family
time Mr. and Mrs AVrAS will ha IN NaW
York through September.
Cards or invitation have been received
here by a large number of friends
from Mr.. aud Mrs. Abraham Rossel Al
bertson to the marriage OF their laughter
Blanche and Mr.. Irving Swan-Rrovn. of
this city. which will occur Thursday even
ing. Sept. 10. at s o'clock. in the Second
Congregational Church. Rockford, III.
Wheel parties have been the popular way
OF entertaining during. the past few moon
light evenings Mrs Agnes Devay invited
a party one of the evenings and served
refreshments at her home after the return.
Her list included MIR. and Mrs. John w.
nah Erwin. Miss Ella Van Camp and Miss
Cora Taylor. Mr.. Robert McOuat. DIR. Har-
~ Won Hummel. Mr.. Gerard Comfy and
Mr.. Cummings.
Miss Maria Wooden gave a handsome
lunch party on Wednesday at her country
home. Summe Ledge" in honor of her
Miss Williston. OF Massachusetts,. The
friends invited TO meet the young ladies
were Miss Mary Browning Butler, Mss
Mary Foster. Miss Louise Spann. Miss
Elizabeth Dye, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss
Anna Fraser and her sister, Mrs. Evans
Woolen.
Miss Theresa Vinton Pierce gave a small
and informal party last night TO about tor
ty friends at her home. at Meridian and
Fifth streets. The party served a double
purpose. that OF especially entertaining the
Misses Ritzfnger. OF ST. Paul, and Miss lie
Olive Radcliff, OF Brooklyn. n. Y, and a
.~~t -.sA.rf,4 Of Miss pfarea's frHerds
before She leaves home for college. as she
expects 10 do In September. The lower
floor was arranged for dancing. excepting
the dining room. which was furnished with
tables, where books. pictures. handsome
photographs could be found. and converse
ficn enjoyed and where games were i'm
order. The south porch arrangement was
original and unique. A japanese sofa. wide