The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Sue Ella Moore has returned from
a visit to Martinsville.
Miss Mary Brush, of Chicago, formerly
of this city, is visiting here.
Mrs. William H. Seaton entertained the
Morning Card Club yesterday.
Miss Mary Sloan will leave to-day for
Cleveland, o., to make Vlslt.
Mrs. Albert Lambert of st. Louis, i is
the guest of DR.. Henry JamesonS family.
Mrs r f McCrea and family have gone
to their cottage at Pine lake for the sum-
mer.
DR.. and Mrs Henry Jameson entertained
r. ride te" 'N''' w
Mrs. Love who has been visiting her
brother and family in Muncie, will return
home to-day
Mrs. James B. Black and Miss Helen
Swiggett will go to MartlnsVllle to-day Tor
a short absence.
Mrs. Harry S. New left last night for
Turtle island, Michigan, to join Mr.. and
Mrs. John t. Brush.
Mrs. T. A. Winterrowd will entertain
few friends Monday morning in honor of
Mrs. Coke Alexander.
Misses Elizabeth and Priscilla Ketcham
have gone to Catlinville to spend week
or more with friends.
Mrs. Clifton Comfy and daughter, Mrs
Marvin Rice Maxwell, will return from
visit to Virginia Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna H: Wright will go East next
week to visit Mrs. Hampstead, formerly
Miss Nellie Brush, Of this city
Mrs. W. J. Comitz and her son Frank of
Columbus o., who have been the guests
of relatives here, have returned home.
Mrs E. S. Folsom has gone to Fond du
Lac Wis, to visit Mrs Moore, who has
been her guest here a number of times.
Mrs. Albert E. Halter and children and
Misses Estelle and Eugen1a Sterne VIII
leave next week for Lake Delavan, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Piercy have returned
from Martinsville, and next week they
will go to southern Indiana TO visit friends.
Miss Jeanette Judson will leave for Will
let's Point, l.. l., July rs, to visit her
brother, Lieut.. w. V, Judson, and tanlly.
Miss Nettie Wayman, of New Albany,
will come tomorrow TO spend several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. N. w. Doilens'
and family.
return to-day from his farm in Ohio. Next
week Mrs. Miller and children will go to
Lakewood, n. J., for an indefinite absence.
Miss Frances Pangborn will have
house party at her mothers cottage at
Lake MaXinkuckee next week MISS Jane
Ketcham will go from this city to-day to
be one of the guests
Mrs. f. L. Mayer and children who
were at Cayuga lake, have gone to Fish
er's island, where they will join Mrs
Charles Mayer and family for the re-
mainder of the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. Q. Van HummeII, MT, ana
Mrs John w. Hoffman, Mrs stevens, or
Reading, Pa, and DR.. Harry Van Hum-
nell viii go to Mackinac next week and
take a tour of the lakes for fourteen days
Mrs. j. ]. Bingham and daughters,
Misses Emily and Laura, and MRS. H. =.
Dean with DR.. Dean, have taken a cot
tage at Tannersvllle, Catskills MOUNTAINS
where they will spend the summer. 1he4r
home is Cloud cottage.
Miss Edna Cnppinger entertained last
evening for Miss Nellie Moore, OF RocheS-
ter, n Y, Miss Olive Adams, of Greenfield,
and Miss Mary Polk OF Lexington, ny
Japanese lanterns formed the artistic dec
Grafton Of the rooms and game of hidden
authors was played. Miss Chppinger was
assisted by Miss Maud t'ulmer Ihis morn
ing Mrs. +. A. Egerton Will give porch
party for Miss Moore.
Miss katherine Merrill Graydon enter
tanned a number of her old friends in
formally last evening at her home on Cen
trail avenue previous to her return TO OAK
land, Cal. on Monday. Miss Graydon was
assisted by her mother and sisters and by
Mrs w. A. Ketcham, Mrs. j. l.. ketcham,
Mrs J. e. Cleland, Mrs. w. ,. Barley,
Miss Anna Stanton, Miss Eliza Chambers
and Miss Charlotte Ketcham. A profusion
of garden blossoms made the room at
tractive and fragrant
Mrs. S. f. Perkins gave a reception yes
terday morning froK4 ~ TO il o CLOCK IN
honor of Mrs. Coke Alexander who Will
leave the last of the month for Evansville
TO reside The guests included only the
members of the Over-the-teacups, the Par
lor and a card club to which both Mrs.
Alexander and Mrs. Perkins belong Mrs.
Perkins was assisted in the drawing room
by Mrs. NJ. NJ Finch president OF the
observation-disclosures Club. and by Miss Eliza
beth Nicholson. president of the Parlor
Club. The rooms were daintily appointed
with flowers and there were fans in every
chair. A number OF Mrs. Perkins, young
friends were in the dining room and served
ices and a cold beverage. The assistants
were Misses Helen Bowman. Nora and
Irene Taggart, Isabel and Lucy Palmer,
Suemma Vajen- Cole man. Lillian Atkins.
Violet Barbour and Evelyn Holiday