The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Dr. Henry jameson will return from New
York Saturday.
Mr.. H. w. Lingo is visiting friends at
Petersburg, Ind.
Miss Rogers. of Columbus, is visiting Miss
Katherine Winter.
DR.. Rachel Swain is back from a vacation
at Bay View, Mich.
Mrs. w. F. Winchester has returned from
visit to Martinsville.
Mr.. Alvin S. Lockard will give stag din
ner Saturday evening.
Miss Harriet Eitel entertained few
friends last evening at whist.
Mrs. Charles w. Jenkins has issued invi-
tations for card party Sept. 10.
Miss Mitchell. of Princeton, will come
next week to visit Mrs ]. j. Carver.
Mrs. G. G. Howe enter tanned the Wednes-
day Morning Whist Club -terday.
Myron Spades and Wa Bronson will
leave next week for Purc' diversity.
Miss Henrietta Mayo issued invita-
lions for company Sat rday afternoon.
Miss Edith McMasrers WI entertain
friends Saturday afternoon FOR ner guest
Miss Mary Kirby, of Towanda, "a, a Mdil
come soon to spend the winter studying
music.
Mrs. John M. judah is now in Paris.
novel written by her will be puDnshed thls
fall in Chicago.
Miss Julia Holweg will entertain at cards
tomorrow evening in honor Of Miss Fol
lock. of Chicago.
Miss Mary Sloan will return this week
from Cleveland. where she mas Deeh SPeho-
ing several weeks.
Mrs. Nora Johnson, of Piedmont, va,
who is visiting the Misses Baggs, Will re-
turn home Sunday.
Miss Maiorie Woodland, of chicago, VIII
come Saturday to spend few days WIN
Miss Florence Taggart.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson will
leave to-day for Omaha, to WISH Mrs' H>lcii-
olson's father and family
returned from Chautauqua lake, Where
they visited three weeks
Miss Shirley Paddock, of kankakee, llr,'
is the guest of her aunt, MISS Mary Dedn'
on North Meridian street.
Mr. II f. Kinney, with Mrs Kinney ana
daughters, left last night Tor odrdloSe' oiiO
the seashore for few weeks
DIR. ard Mrs William Clevenger, VINO
snent the summer at Woodruff Place, re-
turned to the Chalfant yesterday
Mrs. Henry S. Fraser and son, Pnllip
Watson and Miss Julia FLETCHER VIII re'uin
this evening from Watch Hill, IT, L.
Miss Louise Garrard and Misses stella
and katherine Walcott returned yesterday
from months visit at West Point.
Mrs. Williams and Miss Louise S1r Williams "a
Of St Louis who have been Mrs. D. ~
Rogers's guests, have returned nome
Miss Halcyon McCurdy. who has been
spending the summer with ner Pare5il.S ~
this city, will return TO SleVeiS'0 --o
week
Miss Katherine Enos, of New York, who
has been visiting her aunt, MISS oara I,,i e.
Kelley is now the guest OF MISS '"f"
Spades - co.,
NTiss Nellie Whitcomb will leave, in few
DAYS for Rockville, where she Will be Ihe
instructor in kindergarten 10 pe eS'@o
ished there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lemcke and daughters
have returned from northern New lork
and the ST. Lawrence, where tney speN'
two months.
been visiting Col. and Mrs. l. n; Malhs e,
oeSn familv returned to their home, IN
Peru, yesterday. - -
Mrs. George w. Parker will return NJ TO
PsndIaton to-day after visiting her son; MI
Clinton Parker, and family on NoFth ei'ii-
sylvania street -.
Miss Harriet Wishard has returned from
Winona. accompanied by IL MIS- ~ he her guest
dit, of Terre Haule, WIlo 10 " ~ 49,
for short time. -.
w. r. Kerwood, of College avenue mas
returned from northern Michigan I Mnele
he has been spending TWO months t'' 49,
key and Bear lake.
M and Mrs. G. F. Shut. Of Memphis.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. CLIFFORD .ArTlch.
Mrs Shut YVES formerly Miss Anna Spu on
slant. of Peru, and is well known III .iiis
city.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Matthews spent m.
yesterday in the city, the FORMER a..eii tnS
n nriVate business and the latter SHOP
ping. Mrs. Matthews is fully restored 10
health.
Miss Mary Churchman. who visited ted
friends i'm this city, has returned 70 ner
nosition in the music department OF tIe
Institution for the Blind, at Colorado
Springs, Col
evening for small party IN nonor oa a ni9S
Pollock of Chicago. Saturday eXenlng
Miss Katherine Sullivan Will give a lhed'ei
party for the same guest.
Miss Mabel Morrison, a talented planlst
IF Tafayette and a graduate OF the Cnlcdso
College of Music, who has been WISHING
Mrs N II. Kipp and daughter MIS- Dii'-
new will return home to-day
Miss Margaret Baldwin, who is in New
Jersey with friends, will remain t.ast, anu
this fall will have charge OF tnf Ellis
school sch for girls in Washington, d. c.
reception will be given at the Young
Woman's Christian Association tr11ay
enerii1 r. ~ new secretary Members of the
V w c. A. and their friends are hVl'eu.
Miss Edith Smith will leave the middle
of the month for Painesviile, ~ ~ ,r5 5o -
Smith College. Mrs. Ayres will accompany
them East and will then return TO her
home in this city
has been a guest of Mrs. j. IL: GreenStreet
and family. left yesterday for Terre Haute.
where she will open piano stuo at Coa4 te
Pushee had charge or the music DIT Sod'eS
College for more than two years.
The Amateurs have issued their pro
gram am for the coming year. The study study
Mus = There srs,.' viii be three So
the host or hostess will arrange the
programme for the day, the lessons to be
illustrated. The officers are: Presloei1 II
Vonnegut; secretary. Mrs. r. e. Smiley
treasurer Miss Bertha Coulter.
Mr.. Charles NJ Reynolds gave an in
formal boating party and supper at the
Country club last evening, the guests OF
honor being Miss Agnes Duncan and her
visitor Miss Hawthorne of Portland, ore.
The party went in the steam launch from
ST. Clair street to the clubhouse, MI
Revnoids's other guests were Miss Helen
n q who retllrned Yesterday from Mlnne-