The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-31
DFNTTCT DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
OAAS 4N4 .53 When Building
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Anna Reddiugton has returned from
milwaukee, and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Addison L. Roache, tr, have
gone to Cartersburg Springs.
Mr. Christian Brink and daughters have
returned from Waukesha, Wis.
Mrs. w. G. Nichols has gone to Provi-
dence, r. l., to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodall will leave
next Thursday for Green Lake, WIS.
Mrs. II. Burns and daughter, Mrs. Frank
Dawes, have returned from California.
Mrs. Henrietta s. Kitchell has gone to
Columbia, KY, to remain until Aug. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. A F. Potts have. gone to
Fishers island for the month of August.
Mrs. D. W Marmon and family have
returned from their trip to Roam mountain.
Mr.. w. H. Boyd will leave for the East
next Wednesday to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Francis who has been visiting
friends in the city, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. J. w. Burton and daughter May
have returned from visit to Martins
Mrs. Ovid B. Jameson and children will
go to Maxinkuckee on Monday for the
summer.
Miss Mary Hussey will leave here on
Monday night and go to Boston and the
seashore.
Mrs. Frederick Knefer entertained the
r. K. w. Coterie in her garden yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Anna Hendricks has returned from
Atlanta, Ga, where she has been visiting
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lecklider and niece have
returned from Traverse City, where they
were for ten days.
Rev. George L. Macintosh, who has been
camping at Winona for few days, Will
return home to-day.
Misses Emma. Pauline and Louise schell-
schmidt have gone to Philadelphia and New
York for two weeks.
Mr.. Fred M. Ayres left last night for
Painesville, where his wife and mother are
spending the summer.
Miss Stella Adams will give a tea this
afternoon from tin g. for Miss Lucy Mich
ener, of Washington, d. c.
Mr.. W. C. Bobbs left last night for Har-
Dor Point and Maclxinaw He will go East
before returning to Indianapolis.
been visiting Mrs Garland Stewart several
days and returned home to-day.
Mrs David Gibson is visiting her mother,
Mrs. George Cannon, at Poughkeepsie, N.
Y. She will return in two weeks
Miss Needham. of Glendora, Call, who
has been visiting Mrs. Walter Goodall, will
leave next Tuesday for Pendleton, Ind,
Mr.. and Mrs. McGilliard have rented their
cottage at MaXinkuckee for August and
are now at their home, on North Delaware
street.
at Edwardsport. to-day accompanied by
Miss Ella Williams. They will remain two
weeks.
Charles c. Fletcher, jr. and Mackie
Fletcher leave to-day for Point Pleasant,
N. j., where they will spend the summer
with their aunt
Mr.. Joseph Gray Kitchell left last night
for Madison, Wis, to join Mrs. Kitchell for
a few days stay at their summer home,
on Lake Mendoza.
Mr.. Jesse Fletcher leaves to-day for Point
Pleasant n. j., where he will be a guest at
the beautiful summer nome of his sister,
Mrs. James r. Mcfarland
Mrs. N. A. Gladding will go next week
IN NH n
join his wife in a few days.
Mr. John M. Shaw, accompanied by his
cousin. Mrs. Faulkner, and his four chill
dren, will go to Bar Harbor some time next
week to remain through August.
Mrs. Emma F. King left this morning for
Pittsburg, to visit Mrs. DR.. Miller a short
time, and will spend several weeks later
at her old home at Hartford, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. John GreenIeaf and Mrs
Greenleaf's mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ Lands,
now living at Peoria, III, will return here
IN september to remain permanently.
Dan A. Chenoweth and his daughters,
Annahel and Mary, have gone to West
Baden Springs for ten days. Mr.. Cheno-
Weth mas been three weeks on the sick list.
Mr. Austin F. Denny has gone to Raw.
lings. Wyo., to visit DR.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Bennett. Mr.. Denny will go to Salt Lake
turns.
Miss Virginia Shaw gave very pretty
party last evening TO few friends who
were invited to meet her cousin, Louise
lumbus, Ind
Miss Lucia Holiday will entertain this
morning from 10 until u at her home, on
guest Miss Nottingham, of Virginia, to her
young friends.
Miss Helen Bowman gave boating party
last night fer her cousin, Miss Mae Bow
man, of Cincinnati. The young people went
to Fairview Park in two naptha launches
and returned to Miss Bowmans home for
d water melon party
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receive their friends informally this after
noon ana evening at their home. (new) 1917
third anniversary of their wedding day No
invitations have been issued.
Mrs. Walter Goodall gave an informal
card party yesterday afternoon for her
TREND, Miss Needham. of Glendora Cal
The porch was curtaned and easy chairs.
cushions, hammocks and settees made an
four guests. Mrs Goodall presented the
two successful players with very pretty
ranged with flowers Miss Slinkard of ST.
LOUIS, VINO Is visiting Mrs. George Haw-
k Ems ana O., MISS 1eager Of Kentucky. Mrs
FRANK WOODS. were of the party
DR.. Woodbridge johnson. of eastern
Mrs. r. G. Atkins on Thursday. Dir John
10 Miss Parker, daughter of the Rev. Ad-
Olson Parker, of Delphi. Ind. who is a
b baeTheT % MIS- n Atkins b Dr. Johnson has
or Foreign Missions as medical mission
airy 70 Corea and viii sail from San Fran
cisco the hrst of November Miss Parker
for the purpose of aiding the work, has
taken special course of instruction in the
Sloane's Maternity Hospital in New York
city. and recently finished her work sue
cessfully.
Misses May and Adah Conner entertained
yesterday afternoon at their home on Park
avenue. by giving a 4 o'clock tea in honor
OF their cousins, Miss Sylvia Evan, and
Miss Josephine Marsh both of Cincinnati
The floral decorations in the drawing
room, library. dining room and hall were
entirely of pink and white. Beautiful bowls
and vases of roses. carnations sweet peas
and asparagus vines were in every avail
able place. The ladies who assisted i'm re-
ceiving were Mrs. Henry Dunn Tutewiler
Mrs. Lewis Rice. Miss Caroline Goodhart
Miss Lucy Hamilton, Miss Josephine Her
ron and Miss Bla 1che Lee. In the
dining room and at the punch bowl were
Mrs. Fred p. Heron. Miss Goodhart Miss
Alberta Won Hake. Miss Edna JunckeL
Miss Elizabeth Baker. Miss Moqa lag
CART Miss &amie Sewal Miss Nancy Har-
man, Miss Augusta PAYER, Miss Mabel Fol
som and Mis- Bertha Fisher. The young
ladies az s'stir>- IN serving the refreshments