The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-05
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PERSONAL and SOCIETY.

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from Acton yesterday.
Miss Anna Ebert took part in a concert
at Rushville last night.
Mrs. Thomas O. Barber has gone to Gin
cninati for a short visit.
Mrs. John Wocher and daughter Gertrude
have returned from Wawasee.
The Misses Shower are at Eagle Lake
where they will remain two weeks.
Miss Ruth Wilson gave a small dinner
party for Miss Nottingham last Tuesday
Mrs. w. E. lockwood and children, and
niece, Nellie lockwood, left yesterday for
Greensburg.
Mrs. w. d. Owen has returned from
Omaha, bringing her mother, Mrs. Will
HamS, with her.
Mrs. William c.. Nichols has gone to
riverside, r. I. to visit her daughter Mrs.
MIR. w. j. Holiday has been in the city
two or three days. He will return to Harbor
Point this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Willoughby 'Walling, of
Chicago. are at the Hotel English, visiting
Mr.. William X. English.
Mrs. j. b. Black is home from Martins
vile and will go to st. Joe, Mich, in a few
days to visit her son.
Miss Edith MacFarland and her brother
Charles have returned from an extended
visit through the East.
Mr.. BENJAMIN o. Nichols has returned to
this city after an absence of several years
in New York and in Mexico.
Mr.. M. L. Rounds, of Oshkosh, Wis, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. At
kins, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. w. H. Ballard, daughter and niece,
Mrs. Roberts, and Mr.. Fred Gregory and
sons are in northern Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Smith and daughter
Ethel left yesterday for New York and will
go TO the seashOre for the summer
Mr.. Harold b. Hibben will leave on Sat-
urday with Mr.. ], @. Van Wrinkle. Both go
to join their families at st. Joe, Mich.
Mrs. Smith, Of Boston, who has been
na11fnn Cayarn DsfI II ID TN.rus-
and family, will return home this week.
Mrs. Theodore Varney has returned from
Chicago and is now with Major and Mrs. A.
i. Varney at the United States arsenal.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. C. Ferguson have gone
to Nashville for a few days and will go
from there to Washington and Old Point.
Mr.. Bernard !. w. Lizius and Mr.. Otto
Duane Letter have returned from the
Muskalonge lakes of northern Wisconsin.
Mr.. A. S. Caldwell, of Memphis. Tenn,
was in the city yesterday spending the day
with his sister, Mrs. Chas. B. Rockwoo
Mr.. William Hafer, of Chicago, is in the
city visiting his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Minturn, on North Illinois street.
Col. ]. b.. Black and brother Alexander,
OF Greenfield, who have been in Europe
for two months, will sail for home Aug. q.
cago, who have been visiting relatives here,
left yesterday for their home on the lake.
A party. of young men from Indianapolis
Daniel and Robert Ransdell and Paul Win
ings.
Messrs Andrew and Smith Iickenlooper,
of Cincinnati, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Amelia H.. Wells, on North New Jersey
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Robbins and son
Charles will leave for Boston llext week
and will go to the mountains late in
August.
Mr.. Maurice Townley and Charles Farrell
VIII give a wheel party this afternoon for
Miss katherine Davis, of Cincinnati, and
Mr.. Macy Goode, of Chicago.
DR.. L. l.. Todd and daughter Margaret
and Miss Theo Hadley. who have been in
the extreme north of Wisconsin for three
weeks, returned on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Latham and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H.. Comstock leave to-
day for Round island, from which place
they will make several excursions.
Mrs. s. A. Z. Storch and daughter. Mar
garet Sylveen, and Miss Anna Storch, leave
to-day for a four weeks visit with rela-
tives at Buffalo and Watkins Glen.
party this morning at her home, on North
of Covington, KY, who is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newman Carey and
since Sunday. Mr.. Carey returned yester-
day. The family remained at the bay.
Mr.; and Mrs. Il. J., Prier and daughter,
Mr., p. NJ. Purcell and family. and Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Prier, of Columbus, o.. will leave
Friday for Cedar Lake 10 spend a month.
Misses Kate and Aimee Thomas, of (new)
lUUA college, avenue, are away from the CITY,
visiting friends in the country. Before re-
turning they will spend some time in Rich
mond.
The Misses Carr. of Ash street, have in
vited friends for a bicycle ride given in
honor of Miss Marsh and Miss Evan, Miss
Ada Corners guests. They go to Broad
Ripple.
Mrs. Hugh III. Hanna and sister. Mrs.
Mary r. Moore, Mrs. Bement Lyman and
daughters Eloise and Natalie and Mrs.
George T. lowering will go to Martinsvile
next week.
Miss Alice somerville gave an informal
porch party last night at her home, on
North Meridian street. to a few friends who
were invited to meet Miss Bertha Connor,
of Springfield, III.
Mr.. Arthur P. Preston, who is travelling
abroad, met Margaret Reid In London and
heard her sing for the first time. His letter
was full of enthusiasm regarding her voice.
its sweetness and power.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Trip. of Woodruff
Place, Will Join Mr.. John Lilly and family
at Mount Clemens. Mich. Aug. II. and the
party Will go to Montreal and Quebec. re-
turning by way of the White mountains.
Miss I. Il Voss will go with them through
Canada.
yesterday afternoon to fourteen friends.
the guest of honor being Miss Helen Not
tingham, now visiting Miss Lucia S. Holli-
day at Rika Dom. The start was from
Mr.. Henry G. Longs residence on North
Pennsylvania street. At Broad Ripple.
the objective point, dinner was served at
Mrs. Brenperman's, after which the double
deck steam launch Sunshine was char
tered and the young people enjoyed a dance
on the upper deck. The party returned at
II o'clock and ices were served at home.
Mrs. H.. G.. Long, Mrs. George II. Evans
and son Edgar were the chaperons. Miss
Longs guests were Miss Lucia S. Holiday.
Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Virginia Keep,
Miss Maud Sherman and Miss Sarah VIII
son, Messrs. Gilbert Hurry. WIN Morrison.
owen Mothershead. Morris Haynes. Alex
Holiday. James Floyd and her brother,
Henry w. Long.
There occurred last evening at s O'Clock
a very pretty home wedding on Garfield
place. the bride and groom being Miss
Flora Mcdonald Holton, daughter of Ri.
and Mrs. II. s. Holton, and AIR. Walter ii.
Woods, OF Chicago. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Guthrie, OF the TINT
versalist Church. The home was hand
somely decorated with white and green. the
parlor being hung with a fringe OF as
paragus entirely around the room. with
punches Of white sweet peas holding II in
festoons, The bridal procession was led by
two little ribbon bearers, Irma Young. I'm
white organdie garlanded with sweet peas.
and Master Winifred H. Holton. jr., the
two carrying lines Of ribbon forming an
aisle. Next came the maid OF honor. Miss