The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-22
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

terday for Mackinac.
Miss Marie Pierson has gone to Oxford
for an extended visit.
Miss Rose Elliott has gone to Petoskey
for fortnignt's visit.
Miss Mary Collier has gone to Mackinac
to spend several weeks.
Miss Roberta Harris of Rushville, is the
guest of Mrs n. A. Rose.
Mrs II. A. Walker has gone to Petosky
to join a party of friends.
Mrs. Stephen Sharpe went to Kankakee
yesterday to visit relatives.
Mrs Thomas Taggart and son are in
Chicago, spending few days.
Miss Adele Wallick will go to Cleveland
Saturday to visit Mrs. Gleason.
Mrs. w. p. Myer and family have gone to
northern Michigan for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Duffy have gone to
northern Michigan for a few weeks.
Mrs. b. c. Rumpler and daughter went to
Cincinnati yesterday to visit relatives
Mrs John Love will leave tomorrow for
Wildwood, Pa, TO spend the summer
Miss Bessie Hord, who has been in New
York and Kentucky, has returned home.
Mrs d. r. Lucas has returned from
visit of six weeks to relatives in Chicago.
Miss Ida Ten Eyck will go to Dayton Sat
urday to visit her aunt, Mrs. George Rob
erts.
Mr.. Carl Schneider will go to Maxim
kuckee next week to spend a week or ten
days.
Miss Annie shuler and nephew. shuler
Craft, have gone to Niagara Falls for
week.
Mrs Matte Graffiin of Kokomo, is visit
ing Mrs. M. E. Hinton. on West Walnut
street.
Mr.. o. P. Patterson and Mr.. f. w. Rouse
left yesterday for vacation trip to the
north.
Mrs. Perle Wilkinson and family ere
spending the summer camping near Haver
sticks.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Wilson and family
have gone TO northern Indiana for a few
weeks.
Mrs John Wocher and daughter Gertrude
will go to Wawasee Saturday for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lecklider and family left
yesterday for Traverse City, to remain a
Mr. Edwin Hinton is spending his vaca-
ton at Wawasee, the guest of Mr.. A. l..
Sudlow.
Mr. Kerfoot Stewart will go to Chicago
to-day to visit the family of Mr., W. d.
Mr. and Mrs. John A Butler will go to
Ontario next week to spend the month
of August
aunt. Mrs. A. NJ McCleary, on North Illi-
nois street.
Miss Julia Kershner, of Cincinnati. who
has been visiting Miss Elsie Seger, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. DR.. Featherston, formerly of this
city. is visiting Mrs. Miller, on North Ar
senal avenue.
Misses Marie and Hattie Cash, of Omaha,
arrived yesterday to visit their aunt, Mrs.
G. b. Thompson.
Miss sadye Hendry, of Greenfield, o., and
Frank Hendry, of Cincinnati, O.. are Wis
iting relatives in the city.
Mrs. ]. w. Chapman and daughters and
Miss Ida Osgood will leave tomorrow for
a trip to Sault Ste. Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Bowman will give
q trolley party next week for their guest
Miss Bowman, of Cincinnati.
Miss Harriet Douglass, of West Newton.
Pa. who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Pierson, has returned homie.
Miss Dora Kieffer will give tandem par
~ this evening to Broad Ripple for supper,
in honor of Miss Bowman, of Cincinnati.
Misses Grace and Anna Hess left yester-
day for the southern part of the State to
visit friends. Mr. Alexander Hess is al
Wyandotte Cave.
Mrs. w. f. Drummer and children, of st.
Louis, formerly of this city, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hollenbeck left
yesterday for New York
Fir. and Mrs. II. P. WATSON entertained
a party of friends handsomely at dinner
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. e Morss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur V. Brown will en-
terrain a few friends informally this even
ing for Miss Tompkins, of Fishkill-on-the-
Hudson, who is visiting Miss Carrie Malott
Miss Elizabeth Lathrop, of Greensburg.
is the guest of Mrs. Frank L. Gavin. Yes
IerUaX Mr. ana MIS-. JOhn w. Browning
entertained a few friends at dinner for Miss
Lathrop.
Mrs. and Miss Hawthorne, of Portland.
Ore, who have been Miss Duncans guests
have gone East. Miss Hawthorne will re-
turn in a short time to be with Miss Dun
can again.
Miss Elizabeth Wishard returned yester-
day from California, where she went to
attend the Christian Endeavor convention
Miss Wishard was called home on account
of the illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Coleman and
daughter will go to Chicago to-day to make
a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Scha :
fer Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Beverage are also
Mr. and Mrs. Schaffer's guests.
The Misses Springer, who have been in
sper "ug the summer with their parents
just lst of the city. Mr.. Thomas Cooper
Brynes. of New York, is spending a few
days with them.
A party aich will include Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Moores, Miss Anna May Coe
MISS hols of Philadelphia Misses Julia
and Deborah t Moore, Miss Jane .Graydon
and Mr.. Walter O. Williams will go to
Wyandott Cave next week.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall delivered an ad-
dress on woman suffrage. under the
AUSPICES OF Mount Onion College, at ALI
speak at Chautauqua on The Social and
Domestic Effects of the Higher Education
Mrs. James S. Cruise gave a pretty
luncheon yesterday for her niece Miss
Frances Brownell, of St Louis. The guests
included Miss Margaret Foster, Miss Bessie
GhipmaanF, Miss ., Julia Hobbs, Miss Harriet
Werbe and Miss Grace Whitsett SsuesSino
games followed the luncheon.
SAiITH-COX.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
CRAWFORDSVILI.E Ind, July 21-Wr
e. Smith and Miss Marguerite Cox were
married at noon to-day. Rev. T. O. Fvffa
and Rev E. b. THOMPSON officia+i,,- IN,
bridal party left this evening for trim
among the northern resorts Those nres-
ent from abroad were William Kramer and
wife, Charles Hartman, Mrs Mai Wiltsie'
all of Frankfort; Mr.. VIII Mitchell of
Terre Haute. and w. II. Ii. Smith and wife
of Darlington. "''e'
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS
Special to the indianapolis Journal
PLAINFIELD, Ind, July 21-Fifty wears
ago Joel Carter and Zerurah Moore of Ma
rion county, plighted their VOWS accord
ing to the usages Of the Frienos' Church
This event was celebrated at their country
home, southeast of here. to-day in the
presence or about two hundred invited