The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-11


this city the middle of next week. and Mr..
Shuler Will visit his parents for a few days.
Mrs. Clifford Shopbell of Evansville. who
has been the guest of friends here has re-
turned home.
Rev. Joseph Chartrahd will leave in
few days for Europe where he will spend
several months.
Mrs Mary A. Tutte and niece, Miss
Mary Alice Sloan, have returned from
Green Lake. Wis.
Mrs. E. B. McOuat and son and Miss
Maud Laycock will return next week from
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mrs. Nellie Buchanan and daughter Julia
have returned from a four weeks trip to
Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Lilly and family have
returned from Watch Hill, r. l., where
they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Bockstaler and
daughter Lucille will go to Chillicothe, o.,
to-day to spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus p. Krag, of Columbus,
o., are visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Theodore Nc
Cune, of North Meridian street.
Mr.. Tolerton McCleaTy of Columbus, o.,
is visiting his parents MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ.
McCleary on North Illinois street.
Mr.. NJ. B. Wilson and daughters, Daisy
and Edith, have returned home from Eu-
rope, where they spent tn miner.
Mr.. Charles Morrison is + 10 spend the
fall and winter with his r. -. Mr.. Sam
uel A. Morrison, at haplcto. arm.
Mrs. James NJ. Leataers, Miss Nellie
Carnahan and MIR. Miles PHrford returned
yesterday from Lake MaxinKuckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Baker have re-
turned from Brookville, where they spent
the summer with Mr., Bakers parents.
Rev Rev and and, Mrs a. I Graham have re-
Beach, N H., where they spent the sum-
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Van Camp and
daughter will return next week from Cali
ntrhn fLnrr hon hnn
months
Miss Blanche Grant has returned from
Providence, r. L., where she spent the sum-
mer with her parents, Professor and Mrs.
w. w. Grant.
Miss Brewer, of Cincinnati, who has been
visiting Mrs. Omer Tousey of North Me-
ridian street for several weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Schurmann has returned from
a years absence in Europe and is with Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Smock, at their new home
in Morton Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut and
daughter, Mrs. Henry SEVERN, and Mrs
Henry Schnul have returned from a three
months visit in Europe.
Mrs. l. N. Walker and daughter, Miss
Sara Layton Walker, went to Chicago last
evening. They will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Shaffer, formerly of this
city.
Miss Anna Todd left yesterday for Buff
falo, where she will be a bridesmaid at the
marriage of Miss Sawyer, and later she
will go to New York, returning home early
in October.
Mrs. VIM. c. Ferguson will entertain
Friday afternoon for Mrs. Charles Jen-
kinss guest, Mrs. Feagans, of Leaven-
worth, Kan. Mrs. Frank Ferguson will
terrain for Mrs. Feagans Sept. 20.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Sara Layton Walker, the well-known con-
tralto singer, daughter of Col. and Mrs. L.
A. Walker and Mr. Morris Black, of Cleve--
land 0. Mr.. Black is a young lawyer and
a member of the City Council
The party that. went to Wyandotte Cave
a few weeks ago will go to Millersvile this
evening for supper. The trip VIII be, made
r. l.. Dorsey, Miss Coe, Miss Graydon,
Miss Nichols, Miss Layman, Mr.. Williams
and others.
Dr. w. S. Robinson, son of Mrs. L. O.
Robinson, a well-known evangelist of this
city, and Miss Mira II. Wilson, daughter of
Rev. c. p. Wilson, pastor of the Methodist
Church at Flagstaff, Ariz, will be, married
next Wednesday at the home of the bride,
in Pomona, Cal. Their future home will
be at Flagstaff, where. Dr. Robinson is
practicing. Rev. Mr.. Wilson was formerly
Connected with mission enterprises in Indi-
arapolis. DIR. Robinson is former Indi-
anapolitan.
Mrs. Charles w. Jenkins entertained
handsomely at cards yesterday afternoon
in honor of her guest, Mrs. Harlan Fea-
gans of Leavenworth, Kan The guests
were presented in the parlor, where vases
of asters formed tine floral decoration. The
tables for the game of siX-hand euchre
were placed in the other rooms, all of
which were adorned with aSters of different
colors Mrs. Jenkins was assisted by Miss
Annie Fraser in the entertaining of eighty
guests. Six prizes We're presented.
Mr.. 2. B. Raymond gave an elegant din
ner. last evening to a party of gentlemen at
his home in woodruff Place. The long ta-
BILE was decorated with long basket of
asters of various colors and maiden hair
fern extending nearly the entire length of
the table. AT each plate was the name
card. which held water color head in
artistic design, the work of Miss Knube. An
elaborate menu was served on the hand
some table appointments. The guests en-
tertained were Admiral Brown, James NJ.
Winters Or. Caldwell, Mr.. John w. Kern,
Mr.. Louis r. Levey. Mr.. Arthur b. Grover,
Mr.. r. NJ. Seeds, Mr.. Charles A. Layman,
Mr.. Frank +. Rogers, Mr. William Fortune,
Mr.. George Barney, Mr.. Charles Robinson,
Mr.. Allan Hendricks and Mr.. George Fields.
Miss Blanche O'Donnell gave a pretty
Vassar tea yesterday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Florence Atkins, who is to leave soon
to enter that college The guests, who were
all young ladies, were greeted by Miss
ODonnell and Miss Atkins in the parlor.
ton Assisting in the several rooms We're
Mrs O'Donnell, Miss Maud Smith, Miss
Daisy Wilson, Miss Margaret Todd. Miss
Helen Krag and her visitor, Miss Wood
Miss Juliette Bryan and Miss Mary Davis.
Miss Mary Edith Dean presided at the
punch bowl in the music room, where
white asters were used. In the dining room
ribbon, with rosettes at the open ends. In
the center was gold and white vase, with
La France roses set in q border OF dusty
miller" and roses We're strewn over the
cloth All of the refreshments were in
rose and gray, the college colors. Among
the guests were Mrs. Samuel d. Murphy,
of Tuscaloosa, Ga, who is Miss Todds
guest.