The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

summer at BrOOkVlIIe.
Miss Anna stanton will go to Richmond
to-day to visit relatives.
Mr. Clinton L. Hare is in the East, at
tending the Yale reunion.
Mrs Coke Alexander and family will
leave to-day for Evansville to reside.
Mrs. Frank C. Harper has gone to Thorn
town for three or four weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Webb fhave
gone to Chicago to spend few days
Miss Martha Carey has returned from
visit of a week to friends in Cincinnati.
Mr. A P Stanton has gone to French
Lick Springs. to remain week or ten days.
Miss Fannie Magennis will leave next
week for an extended visit to Philadelphia
friends
Mr.. Edward Meek, baritone is spending
the summer with his parents at Chilli
cothe, O.
Mrs. Eli Lilly, who has been spending a
few days in the city, will return to Wawa-
see to-day.
Miss Jennie Tompkins, of Fishkill-on-the-
Hudson, will come tomorrow to visit the
Misses MalOtt.
Miss Vine Knowlton, of Logansport is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles 2. Doney,
on Park avenue.
Mr.. e. f. sluss, of Cleveland, O.. is Wis
iting his brother, DR.. j. w. Sluss, of No.
So Ruckle street.
Miss Mary Rogers, of Cincinnati, who has
been spending fortnight with friends here,
has returned home.
Miss Sarah T. Meigs will give a pupils
recital this morning at her home, on North
Pennsylvania street
Miss Nettie Gale, of Cleveland, O., will
come tomorrow to visit the Misses Eunice
and Augusta Jameson.
Mrs. Horace T. Bennett and children left
yesterday for their cottage at Brooks lake,
Michigan, for the summer.
Mr.. Charles e. Coffin entertained Mr., and
Mrs. S. E. Morss and a few other friends
at dinner at the Denison yesterday
Mr.. Paul Bahr will play the organ at the
Second Presbyterian Church during the va
cation of Mr.. Oliver Willard Pierce.
Miss Harper and Mrs. Livingston How
land will leave next week for the East,
and they expect to be absent year.
Miss Annie Gaines Dye will give a supper
at Broad Ripple tomorrow evening for
Mrs L. II. Blanton and Miss Fairbanks
Miss Nellie Brush, of Chicago, formerly
of this city, who has been visiting friends
here for week, will return home tO-mor-
row.
Mrs. Fannie w Morrison has returned
from visit to Columbus, O. She has
her guest Mrs. Mary Brown Day. of Ken
lucky.
Miss Cravens of Chicago came yesterday
to visit Mrs. Ralph w. Hoyt and her aunts,
Mrs. ]. II. WOODBURY. and Mrs. Jane Pat
tersOn.
Mrs Katherine Darragh, who has been
spending six weeks with relatives in
Fayetteville, Ark, will return home to-
morrow.
Mrs Bertha Gallatin Swain, formerly of
New York, where she was the soprano at
ST. Peters Church, will locate permanently
in this city.
Mrs A. A Barnes will give a wheel party
Friday evening in honor of her niece, Miss
Albertson, of Chicago, who is spending the
summer with her.
Mrs. Walter P Benton and daughter
Edna have gone to Chattanooga, Tenn,
where they will remain some time visiting
Mrs. Bentons parents.
Mrs. Agnes Hit, national president of the
Womans Relief Corps, is in st. Paul, Mimi,
attending the funeral of Mrs. Marie Has
senwinkle, the national senior vice presi-
dent.
Mr.. J. A. Barnard took Messrs. Keyes
Winter, Robert Foster George Denny, Fred
WATSON and William Taylor out on his pri-
vate car yesterday. They will go as far as
Peoria.
Mr.. and Mrs John sweenie will go north
next week to spend some time, and during
their absence Miss Sweenie will entertain
party of friends from Danville and
Frankfort.
Mrs. John Menick, of Woodruff Place,
gave a pretty party on Friday for little
Scott Kemp of Wabash, and Herbert and
Hazel Parrish of Lima, who are visiting
Mrs. r. NJ Furnas.
Miss Louise Bybee gave a break party
Monday evening, with a drive to the Coun-
try Club, where supper was served. The
party was chapieroned by Mrs. Bybee and
Mrs. Bement Lyman.
Rev. C. c. Adams. of Evansville. will Of
nc1dte at 81. Gdul y 1IuICu uUIlHB the an
sence of Mr. Christensen. The latter will
take the degree of d. d. at the Theological
Seminary in New York this summer
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson. of Eek.
Ind, gave a dinner Sunday in honor Of Miss
Sadie Bud, Miss Jeanette Johnson and
Miss Marie Goldberg, Of Des Moines, Ia.
and Mr.. J. E. Budd and Mr.. l.. Bowman,
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Peterson left yes
terday for New York and Will sail Satur-
day for Europe. They will join their
daughter Marie, who has been spending two
years abroad with relatives and studying
art The family viii return home in
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Holiday gave a
dance at the Brenneke academy last even
ing for their daughter, Miss Lucia Holli-
day and their son, Mr.. Alex. Holiday The
invitations 10 the young people were gem
eral. and the assemblage included a large
number of young people who are home
from school as well as a number of visitors
from out of town.
SMITH-YARYAN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, July 13.--Mr Vern
Smith and Miss Lena. daughter Of the late
Capt. j. Lee Yaryan, were married last