The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-30
0ENTTOT DIR. A. E. BUCHANAN
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY

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Miss Nellie Wells will go to to California
next week to make visit.
Mrs. William Garstang is spending a few
days with relatives at Kent, O.
b1r. Charles Mayer and family have gone
to Fishers island for the summer.
Mrs. Stella Anderson will leave to-day for
Chicago to spend month with friends.
Miss Minnie Simons and Misses Hardbeck
and Baker left yesterday for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell NJ Seeds and daugh-
ter have gone to Hinsdale, Mich, for few
weeks.
guest of Mrs. Albert e. Kalter. on Park
avenue.
Miss Rose Davis. of Topeka, Kan, is Wis
lth1g her aunt, Mrs. John Langdon, 200
North Ada street.
Mrs. E. NJ White and Miss Grace Hurm,
OF DanVille are the guests of Miss Ida
SWeenfe this week
Miss Minnie Bryant who has been spend
ing several months in the West, will re-
turn home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Reagan and their
little daughter Bernice are at KnightStoWn,
Ind, for few days.
Mr.. Louis Dochez, well known singer of
this city, will leave in September for New
York to do concert singing.
Miss Sarah Kirlin will go to Chicago to-
day to spend a month or six weeks at the
Cook County Normal School.
Miss Alma f Haerlg e., will give DANCE at
number of the visiting girls.
Miss Nellie Moore, of Rochester, N. Y,
will come Saturday to spend several weeks
with Miss Edith MacFarland.
Mr. and Mrs. H D. Pierce entertained
a party of friends with a boat ride and sup
per at Broad Ripple last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G; Haueisen gave
a dance at the Country Club last evening
in honor of Miss Louise Fletcher.
Miss Nellie S. Thornton left yesterday
for New York and viii sail Saturday for
Europe, to be gone until September.
daughter Eleanor win leave Monday for
trip to Maine by way Of Boston and Port
land.
Mrs. James NJ Winters and daughters
a week with Ex-Governor and Mrs. Mat
thews.
Mrs Margaret De Bruler, the Misses
Donnan and Miss Griffith will go to Chicago
tomorrow to spend month at the Chicago
University.
Mrs. Charlotte Sullivan, who is a super
intendent of schools in Salt Lake City, was
in the city yesterday en- route to her home
for the summer.
Mr. w. A Krag will go to Cayuga lake,
New York, July to spend a short time with
his daughter. Mrs. Reynolds, who is there
for the summer
Miss WATSON, of Woodruff Place will give
luncheon tomorrow for Mrs Morrison,
Mrs. Drake, the Misses Letters and the
Misses DePrez, all of Shelbyville.
Mr.. Charles D; Heron, of Crawfords-
on a Through came yesterday to visit Mr..
Reginald Sullivan for few days.
Miss f. E. Walker and Miss I. e. Over
and Saturday will sail on the City of Rome
for Europe, to be absent until September.
Mrs. NJ c. Thayer and daughter, Miss
visiting friends. They are on their way to
Bay View. Mich, where they Will spend
the summer.
Miss Agnes Thompson of Charlottesville,
daughter of Maurice Thompson, came yes
terday to visit Miss Katherine Sullivan.
Miss Sullivan will give porch party this
morning for her guest.
farewell reception was given last
evening in honor of Miss u. Paderewskl at
145 East Washington street who is to leave
for Salt Lake City. Dancing and various
games were the features of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Reese and daughter and DR..
+. +. Marker left yesterday for San Fran
cisco, and from there will extend their trip
TO Alaska They expect TO be absent about
six weeks.
last evening to about thirty friends in honor
of her visitor, Miss Hawthorne, of Port
the party returned to Miss Duncan's home
for supper
Miss Cooper. of Louisville, and Miss Lef-
fngwell and Miss Baker, of Chicago, are
the guests of the Misses Taggart for
week. A dance will be given by the Misses
Taggart at the Country Club Friday even
ing for their visitors.
Mr.. Clarence Coffin arrived home from
Yale College on Monday, accompanied by
his classmate Mr. Edward T. Noble, of
Wichita, Kan, who will remain few
days. They are the guests OF Mr.. Charles
L. Coffin, at the Denison.
Mr.; and Mrs. c. S. Thomas are the ,ag guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. V. Thornton, l2S East
St Joseph street Mr.. Thomas is an in
structor in the English department OF the
State University, and has Just completed
post graduate course in English at Har-
ward.
Miss Jane Paine. OF Sandusky, O.. is the
guest of Miss Florence Rottler, who will
give a porch party tomorrow morning for
Miss Paine. Miss Baker and Miss Letting
we'll of Chicago, Miss Louise Morrison of
vile.
The marriage of Mrs, Marie Katzenbach
and Mr.. A A. Zion, superintendent of the
Union Railway Company, took place yes
GfSrday after1oon S ST. Meri tnr IS tbd
church, oficiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Zion left
at once for a wedding trip to Nashville and
other places
Mrs n. S. briggs and Mrs. Valentine
Shuler gave a breakfast at Broad Ripple
yesterday at noon in honor Of Miss Annie
Shuler. who is home from Bloomington;
Mrs. Vinton, Of Lafayette. and Miss caro-
lyn Smith, of Cincinnati The name cards
were water color heads. charmingly exc
euted by Mrs. Driggs's daughter Elizabeth.
The other guests were Mrs. Frank Reaume,
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy, Miss Coffin.
Miss Alice Higgins, the Misses Reaume and
Miss nellie briggs.
The Misses Taggart gave a delightful tea
yesterday afternoon in honor OF their
Lefhngwell and Miss Baker. of Chicago,
VINO arrived Monday evening. The beauti-
Iui home of the mayor on North Capitol
avenue was adorned with fragrant flowers
ana the young ladies were assisted by their
mother and a charming coterie Of Young