The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-17
OEMTTCT DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Miss Demia TownIey has returned from a
visit to friends in Muncie.
Miss Alma Haerle has gone East to visit
friends for several weeks
Mr.. Harry b. Mllikan has gone to New
York to remain a fortnight
Messrs. Elmer Scott and Arthur Sudlow
have gone to WaWaSee for a visit.
Messrs. VIII Birk and Otto Letter are
spending July in northern Wisconsin.
Miss Elizabeth Fletcher has gone to Wa
verify to spend month with friends.
Mrs. John L. Grifiths will return Monday
from visit to her sister at Lafayette.
Mr.. Wilbur Mcintosh has gone to Wiscon-
sin, where he will visit until September
Mrs onah Toph will speak at the. First
Spiritualist Church Sunday, at o'clock.
Miss Maud Laycock is at Maxinkuckee
spending the summer with Mrs. E. B. Nc
Ouat.
Miss Bright Armstrong of Camden, is the
guest OF Mrs. John c. Dean for few
weeks.
The Misses Anna and Nellie Birk are
spending the month of July at Maxim
kuckee.
Mr.. VIII Morrison is visiting Mr.. Warner
Ross and Mr. Richard lowering at La
fayette.
Messrs. Otto Birk and Bert Fcibleman
will return to-day from an extended north
ern trip.
fayette visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Perrin
and family.
Miss Julia Hollweg has issued invitations
for company i'm honor of the Misses Won
Starklon, of st. Louis.
Miss Helen Matthews. who is visiting
Miss Bertha Gall, will return 70 her home
in Clinton early next week.
Miss Helen Seaton has gone to Rowland
Station to spend the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. Rowland.
Mrs. w. II. Wishard one of the pioneers
of Indianapolis, is lying critically i'll at her
home on North Capitol avenue.
Mrs ont a
party of friends last evening at the con-
cert given at the German House.
Miss Pearl Bryson, of Davenport, Ia, is
the guest of her brother, Mr. r. H. Bryson,
2421 new) North Meridian street.
Mr.. Charles S. Grout has returned from
Canada, where he attended the Association
of Charities and Corrections convention.
The Morning Card Club was entertained
yesterday by Miss Edna Swain. Miss Rob
erts of Mobile, Ala was one of the guests.
Judge and Mrs. John r. Baker, who are
in Goshen, will leave in few days for
Green Lake, Wis, to spend the month of
August
Mrs Volney and Elliott Perkins will leave
next week for Nashville with party from
Charlottesville. They will make the trip on
their wheels.
Mr.. Frank Warman is at the head of a
camping party now at Cedar lake Mrs.
party next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Smither announce the
engagement Of their daughter Edna to MT.
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place early in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. buchanan win locate
in Columbus, 0. Mrs. Buchanan will join
Mr.. Buchanan there after visit to Grand
RAPIDS, Mich, and MacataWa Park.
Major and Mrs. Richards entertained Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Harrington and Mr. and Mrs. V. *. Hen
bricks at their country place. Glen Ethel,
yesterday
Mr., and Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge will
leave wednesday for Pigeon Cove, to be
absent several weeks, Mrs. Beveridge's
mother has gone to Ohio to visit relatives
until their return.
Mrs Horatio Nelson Kelsey and daughter
arrived yesterday to visit the formers par
Asa Bloomer will defer her visit on ac-
count of the illness of her son.
Mrs Mrs William lila r. r Brown 3I Mrs 81; Thomas
r. Levey and Mrs John w Murphy went
to Greensburg yesterday to spend the day
as guests of Mrs. Minear. who entertained
in their honor.
Mrs Q. B. Jameson will to to Maxim
kuckee July 26 and later will entertain sew
eral house parties. The first viii be Terre
Haute friends and the second Will be her
parents and others from this city. Mrs
Jameson will occupy the =. H. Jameson
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Remington, who have been
making their home in this city for year,
will leave Sunday for Albany N. Y Mr.
Remington has been engaged n the con-
struction of the Stevenson building. when
via, N. Y
The engagement has been made known of
Miss Sidney Hanson, of Philadelphia and
Mr.. Frederick Beldon, of Hartford, Conn.
Miss Hanson will be remembered as having
been the guest OF Mr.. G. $. Dennys family
and the bridesmaid for Miss Denny in the
winter, when She was here for several
weeks.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson gave chill
dren's party yesterday afternoon to cele-
brate the eighth birthday anniversary of
her son. John Harrington Jameson The
children were entertained with games and
a Punch-and-Judy show, and favors were
given to the guests as remembranceS of
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Eden gave party
last Thursday to a number of Indianapolis
ladies at their country home, White Farm,
near Nobiesville. Music was furnished by
colored quartet The guests were Mrs.
Jesse Matlock. Mr.. and Mrs. Droege and
Inns, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Branham, Mrs Cole
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Gale.
Mrs Albert A Barnes entertained small
party last evening for her niece, Miss AL
bertson. Of Chicago A wheel ride was
taken. and cards and a supper followed at
The company included Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
u. Grover Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Kate
NJ At Sat tSa miss Miss Won starklon Of St
Fletcher, Miss Mary Kahlo. DR.. G. i
FLETCHER DR.; H. {. Kahlo. Mr.. H. c. Pome-
and DR.. Albert M. Cole
Mrs. May Wright sewan entertained
few friends yesterday afternoon at the
home of her niece. Mrs. John c Dean the
Pines. The guests, included writer's ana
artists of the city, who were invited 10 meet
her guest, Mr.. Ebert Hubbard. editor of
the Philistine, one of the miniatures maya
zines, During the afternoon Mr. Hubbard
read a paper on Mrs. Browning Mrs
Sewal was assisted by Mr. and Mrs. John
G. Dean and Miss Julia Harrison Moore in
the entertainment OF her guests Mr. Hub
bard s wife enjoys the distinction of hay
ing given Ruskins Sesame and Lilies its
typographical setting. Mr.. Ruskfn having
been decidedly in favor of not having anV
machine work done on any Of his writings
Mrs. Hubbard made all of the drawings
and type work by hand.
tea was given last evening at the
home of Mrs. ]. II. Baldwin at which the
guests OF honor We're Miss Josie MELON
AID Of Washington and Miss Helen Bald
win of Philadelphia. Assisting in receiving
were Mrs. Il. r.. Lewis and Mrs Frank r.
Paldwln. who presented the ladies and
gentlemen. Garden flowers were used in
the decoration Of the reception rooms The
adis assisting IN entertaining were Mrs
firhalet Remington. Mrs Jacob Plat
Dunn. Idfs. Edison 'rorrey Wood the Misses
f.v. "a and Miss Shower. Mrs. Louise Rv-