The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-20
SUBURBAN AFFAIRS.
West IndianapOIiS

Dr. Ruthledge, of Hadley avenue, is very
i'll.
Mr. and Mrs Wilkinson, of Oliver ave-
nue., are visiting relatives at Kansas City,
Mo.
Miss Lena Talman, of Holton Kan, is
the guest of Miss Spinks Wysong, of South
Reisner street.
Mrs. B. Groves, of Lebanon, Ind. was
the guest of her sister Mrs. Endtcott, OF
Belmont avenue, last week.
Miss Grace Wysong, of Fillmore, Ind,
who has been the guest of relatives here,
returned home last Monday.
Mr. William Parker, of North Williams
street. entered the State University last
week for the summer term.
Mr.. L. A. Warner, of Sheffield avenue
who has been visiting friends at Muncle,
Ind. returned home last Friday,
The Social Club was entertained at the
home of Mr. David Robinson, on West
Morris street, last Friday evening
Mrs. William Robinson, of oliver avenue,
who was injured in a runaway accident the
first of the week, is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Klepfer, of Fishers
Station Ind, are the guests OF professor
and Mrs. A. E. Martin, of Division street.
who has been the guest ofsMr. and Mrs J;
c. Mccain, of Oliver, avenue, returned
home last week.
The members of the Ladies' Aid Societies
of the First and Trinity NJ: e: Churches
will have a picnic at Garfield Park,
Wednesday, June 81
The Sunday schools Of the Trinity M E.,
River-avenue Baptist and Congregational
churches had Joint picnic at beIndhy
Park last Wednesday.
Mrs Snoddy formerly of South Reisner
street, has taken up her residence on Nor
dyke avenue, where she Will De at nome 10
friends after tomorrow.
Mrs Simon SNYDER formerly of Goshen,
Ind, came last "Wednesday, ana VIII maze
her home with her daughter, Mrs A H.
Martin, on Division street.
7 Agnes
and Lora Shinn, teachers in the public
Michigan City last Thursday.
The Christian Brotherhood of the First
NJ e. Church dedicated the new home of
the suburbs eX-treasurer, Walter Hoss, on
North Williams street, last Sunday AFTER
noon.
William ]. Smith has severed his connec-
ton with the Herald Printing Company.
and the business is now being conducted
by Messrs. Clark Brown and Charles Il.
Kiser.
Prof A. E. Martin, of Division street
will leave tomorrow for Mentone, Ind,
where he will visit his parents ior severai
his bicycle
The fourth annual lawn fete and social
given by the Epworth League of the FIRST
evening at the corner of MOTIFS ana he i;,,
ner streets The Elite Mandolin Gun VIII
furnish music on that occasion
The First NJ E. Church will hold bap-
tisn1aI services at s o'clock this morning,
at the bridge over Eagle creek near the
south end of Belmont avenue. The new
members will be received into full member
ship at the church during the usual morn
ing service Rev. Mr.. Maxwells subject Tor
the morning service is True Disappearing.
and Faith VS. Force is the theme for the
evening service.
Miss Aggie Coburn, of South McClain
street and Mr.. William Lout, OF North
McClain street, were married at the home
Of the brides parents. at $50 O'Clock last
Wednesday evening. Rev Mr.. j. Wesley
Maxwell of the First NJ. f. Church Off
eiated Quite number OF guests were pres
emf and supper was served Immediately
after the ceremony. The newly married
,~o1lpIe have taken up their residence on
North McClain street
A recital for the benefit of the first Chris
tian Church will be given by Mrs. F. A.
Meek's music pupils. at Spencer's Hall,
next Wednesday evening. programme
consisting OF twenty-five numbers OF vocal
and instrumental selections has been ar
ranged and among those who will take
part are Hazel Baumhofer Alma Cook
Jennie Trotcky, Elsie Lee, Helen Linton
Bessie and Edna Lands Stella McCollum.
Hattie White, Lydia White, Berthe Mill
ler Ray McAipin. Jessie Linton. frankie