The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-11
0ENWTOW DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
DENlNl ga When Building
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Gertrude Henry is visiting friends at
Portsmouth, o.
Miss Gertrude Hayes left yesterday for
the East, where she will spend the summer
Mrs. II. p. WATSON was hostess yesterday
afternoon for whist party given TO a few
friends.
Mrs George Merritt has gone to visit
her son, Prof. Ernest Merritt, of Cornell
University.
Mr.. and Mrs f. G. Hunt will leave to-
day for Cresson, Pa, where Mrs. Hunt Will
spend the summer.
u MT Roy Grove Of Ottawa Ill, will come
Tully, on Talbot avenue.
Mrs. Hilleary and Miss Claypool gave a
pretty tea yesterday afternoon for Mrs
Howard A Dill, of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p Benedict have
returned from THEN wedding trip and are
at home at No. 406 Talbot avenue.
Mrs. o. B. jameson will give tea Thurs
day in honor of Mrs Peckham. of Chicago
who Will come to visit her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. r. II. jameson.
The w. f. NJ. S. of Roberts Park Church
VIII meet this afternoon with Mrs. e. w.
Garner, No. 1916 North New Jersey street
(od NUMBER officers are to be elected.
Miss Jos sphine Gray. of Anderson. who
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lynn Stone Will
spend to-day and tomorrow with Mrs. A.
Leaning Willard, on North Illinois street.
Miss Alice Higgins has returned from OK
ford. where she has been attending college,
to spend the summer vacation with her
parents corner College avenue and Seven
teenth street.
Mrs. J. c. Dean will go to Grand Rapids.
Mich, Monday to visit her parents. She
VIII be accompanied by her sister Gladys
Classical School
The. Ladies' Aid Society of Mayer Chapel
surprised Rev. and Mrs. Edward Baech
yesterday afternoon and spent an hour or
two socially. MIR. Baech was presented
with an umbrella by the ladies'
Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown entertained
few of the old friends Of Mrs Springer
OF Newport, Ky, formerly Miss Gertrude
her home on North Me ridian street ng.'iiiis a
Mr.. ana Mrs. ". n. Gates gave a delight
full card party last evening at their home
prettily arranged with flowers Miss sum
mers. of Louisville. was among the guests
Mr.; Sampsell Mansfield will leave Satur-
for Europe. with Mr., Robert c. Newland
of the High School Mr.. Obie Smith and a
young man from Peru. They will be absent
three months.
Miss Edith Miriam Huh gave piano re-
cital at the parlors of the Metropolitan
School of Music last evening. The excel
lence Of her performance is seldom ac-
CURED by older and more experienced play
ers. Her phrasing, touch and the quality of
her tone is most artistic. The Gavotte in
q minor, by Bach, was exceptionally good
and worthy of especial mention She was
assisted BY Olive Eunice Hawkins. tai
ented and pleasing elocutionist. Miss Hull
is pupil of Walter S. Sprankle.
party will be given tomorrow after
noon and evening at the Country Club by
Mr.. John l.. Griffiths and Mr. Alfred r
Potts to celebrate the twentieth anniver-
safy Of their law partnership. The Judges
and members of the Bar Association are
10 be the guests. The managers of the
boathouse at FairyieW Park will on this
day inaugurate new and very attractive
means Of reaching the Country Club. Per-
sons can take the Fairview car and be rowed
down the canal 10 the clubhouse through
the most picturesque scenery. If the
weather Is Indictment wagons will be pro-
Vided to transfer the guests from the
Mapleton street-car station to the club
house
Mrs. Charles Maxwell Reynolds gave a
dainty tea yesterday afternoon In honor of
her sister, Miss Helen Krag, who returned
yesterday morning from school az Knox
vile. ILL.,, and Miss Virginia Keep, who has