The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs N. G. Warth has returned from a
trip East.
Mr.. John S. Duncan has returned from a
trip to New ork
Miss Jessie Smith has returned from a
visit to Pre lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Ayres have
returned from the East.
Miss Adelaide Lecklider has returned
from a three weeks visit in Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Chapman viii return to-
day from visiting friends in Muncie
Miss Anna Mclaughlin has returned from
a fortnight's visit TO Macatawa Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron II. Blair have re-
turned from a visit to the seashore resorts.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hunter has returned home
after an extended visit in northern Michi-
gan
Miss Gussie Brown has returned to the
City Library after an absence Of tort
night.
Mrs. Pierre Gray, who has been visiting
relatives in Union City, will return home
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Taggart have
returned from visit Of several months In
Europe.
Mrs. Harriet Allen, who is at Little
Mountain, o., will return home the middle
of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coe have returned
from a visit to Madison, Wis, and other
northern points.
Mrs w s. Wickard and children have
returned home from Pine Lake, after
six weeks outing.
Mrs. Carroll Dewitt, who has been spend
ing most of the summer at Vawter Park,
has returned home.
Mrs. L. 8. Ayres and daughter will re-
turn from their country place at Paines-
Vile, o., about Oct. l.
Miss Bess Mamie Schofield, who has been
| visiting Miss Anna Porter left for Lake
| Maxinkuckee yesterday.
reception will be given this evening by
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Hunt in honor of Rev.
| and Mrs. Thomas Stabler.
| Miss Kate Robson will return this week
| from Pittsburg, where she has been spend
| ing the summer with friends.
Messrs. James d. Mcdonald and Edgar
| Taylor are visiting friends in Attica. They
| made the trip there on their wheels.
Miss Stella Kimmel, of Lafayette, who
| has been visiting Miss Moore of East
| Michigan street Will return home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Emswiler, of Peru,
| who are visiting Colonel and Mrs. Ivan
| Walker. will return home the last OF the
| week.
| Mrs Frank Sisson, of Galesburg, ILL.,,
| president of the Alpha Phi Psi, who mas
| been visiting friends in the CITY, mas re-
| turned home.
| A hay ride will be given tomorrow even
| ing by g. number of young people in honor
| of Miss Pollock, of Chicago, who is visit
| ing Miss Taggart.
Mr.. oliver Willard Pierce, who has been
spending the summer visiting relatives and
| friends In Illinois and Michigan, Will re-
| turn home Saturday.
| Mrs ). A. HalneS ana daughter anu MI p
Mittie Hawley, who have been at their cot
| tage on the coast of Maine all summer,
| will return home next week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Wiles, who have
recently returned from a visit to cali
| fornia, will return to the Pacific coast III a
| short time for permanent residence.
| Mrs. w. H Brown, No. $50 North Me-
ridian street, and granddaughter Hazel
| who have been at Martinsville Sanitarlum
| for a few weeks, will return Friday after
noon.
| Mrs. F. P. Folsom. of Lincoln, Neb.,. who
has been visiting her mother and sister,
| Mrs M r. and Miss Ella Dillman, on Evil
| son street has been called home owing to
| the serious illness of Mr.. Folsom.
| Miss Myrta W. Barber, who is at the
| head of the art department of De PAW
| University has been engaged to succeed
| Miss Robinson, resigned, as teacher of
drawing in the Girls Classical School. Miss
| Barber is one of the graduates of the en-
| cinnati School of Design.
The Misses McCullom entertained about
| thirty friends yesterday afternoon, having
| Miss Jessie Lanier Christian as theirguest
| of honor. Miss Lanier was complimented
| with a china shower. Each guest brought
| some token Of china, and these were placed
on a table and opened before the company
by Miss Christian. Handsome decorative
and useful pieces were included in the COL
| lection, which will find place In the home
| of the recipient.