The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-24
nENTTOU DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
OAAt M 1 1888 When Building
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY,

Mr.. II. II. Hadley will leave to-day for
Martinsyille to remain week.
Mrs. Granville NJ. Ballard is visiting
friends at Charlottesville this week.
Miss Nell Bridgeman, of st. Louis, is Wis
iting Mr.. Charles II. Walcotts family.
Mr.. George r. Sullivan and sons have
gone to Mammoth Cave for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w williams and son will
take apartments at the Chalfant Sept. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison G. Harris have re
turned from visit to the northern lakes.
Miss Dorothy Cole, Of Rushville, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles w. Fair
banks.
Miss Julia Mason, of Sullivan, who has
been visiting Miss Todd, has returned
home.
Miss Frances Ellis has gone on a trip
down the st. Lawrence with a party Of
Cleveland friends.
County Recorder w. e. Shilling, with his
family has gone to the G.. A. X. encamp
ment at Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Harris and daughter
have gone to Detroit, and will make an eX-
tended tour of the lakes.
number of young men will give ride
to Broad Ripple and supper this evening
to a number of visiting girls.
Rev and Mrs. a. J. Graham. who have
been at Prout's Neck, Me, for the sum-
mer, will return home Friday.
Miss McGowen, of Dayton who has been
the guest of Mrs. l.. A. Kinsey for several
weeks, will return home to-day.
Mrs A. NJ. De Souchet and Mrs. f. A.
Hendrickson and children will leave to-day
for Bay View, Mich, to spend month.
Mr.. Arthur X. Baxter has gone East and
will visit Atlantic City, Baltimore and
Washington. He will return about Sept. l.
Mrs. Harry Moran, of North Capitol ave-
nue., has gone YiSit to her sister at OF
tumwa, la. She VIII be absent about
month.
merly of this city, is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Griffith will join her here the last of
the week
Mr. Charles Holman Black, of Paris,
France, is visiting his parents on East Six
teenth street, and will remain until the last
of September.
Mrs. James b. Black has returned from
Lansing, Mich. Colonel Black, who has
been spending two months in Europe, sailed
for home Sunday
Mrs. George r. Sullivan and Miss
Florence Malott have returned from Fish
er's island and New York, where they have
been for month.
Miss Gertrude Morris, who has been Mrs.
+. Z. Herrons guest for fortnight. VIII
return home to-day, having been called by
the sickness of her mother.
Miss Blanche Small, of Oakland, ILL.,, who
has been visiting Mrs. Herbert Rigg, of
East Michigan street, returned home yes
terday. Mrs. Risg. gave party Friday
evening in honor of her guest.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Jameson and daugh-
ter will leave this afternoon for New York,
from which port the ladies will sail for
Europe IHuISOdyg 10 De absent a year.
Miss Louise Garrard and the Misses Wal
Cott who have been spending August at
West Point, will return home Sept. /. Miss
Ayres, who is with them, will join her
mother in gainesville, O.
Miss Adelaide Carman, who has been
spending several weeks at Winona, came
yesterday to attend the funeral of Mr.. r.
A. Newland, her associate in music at the
Institution for the Blind
Miss Jeanette Heron entertained a
number of friends with porch party last
evening in honor of Miss Emily and Mr.
Roy Lindsay, of Pittsburg, who are visit
ing the Misses Shower. The porch was hung
with Japanese lanterns, and a popular
amusement was provided for the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Parvin Heron
gave musicale last evening at their home
on North Pennsylvania street in honor of
their guest Miss Gertrude Morris of Chi
cago; Mrs. =. b. Aults guest, Mrs George
Barr, of Chicago, and Miss Todd's guest
che programme were Mrs. Barr who sang
several selections; Miss June Jaquith. plan
list; Mrs. Newton Todd Voinist; Mrs Ed
ward Mcdonald, reader, and Mr.. Russell
Powell. basso. The cards with the music
al numbers were decorated in pen-and-ink
sketches by Miss Marie Todd. sister of the
hostess The subjects of the sketches all
related to music, and were in variety. They
were gracefully executed and appropriate
to the evening of melody. Garden blossoms
adorned the rooms. Mrs. Heron was as
sisted in her diningroom Inequalities by
Miss Josephine Heron. Miss Marie Todd
Miss Lillian Barr of Chicago, Miss Helen
Todd and Miss Helen Porter