The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-08
nTNNTOW DIR. A. E. BUCHANAN
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

her visit TO Buffalo.
Mrs: David Parmalee left yesterday for
New YORK to visit her daughter
Mrs. John NJ. Kitchen returned yesterday
from a visit to her son in Chicago.
Mrs. William Krauss and children will go
to Hamilton, o., soon to make visit.
Mrs. S. H. Shearer left yesterday for her
former home in Ohio to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Zion returned yester-
day from their wedding trip to Nashville.
Miss Mary Wilson and Miss Edith Smith
have gone to the Bieler farm to make
visit.
Mrs. D. P. Downs has returned to her
home In Terre Haute after visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. Charles r. Whitsett returned yester-
day from fishing trip near Bloomingdale
Glens.
Mr. and Mrs William Fortune will go
to Wawasee Saturday to remain several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William IT. Brown will leave
to-day for Richmond to visit Mrs. Pearl
Haynes.
Mrs. Samuel Reid and daughter will leave
Monday for Fortunes Rocks, Me-, for the
summer
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Hillman left yesterday
for West Point to visit their son Leroy and
other friends
Mrs. J. Z. Jewer and daughter have gone
to Plainfeld to spend the summer with Mrs.
LEVERS parents.
Miss Virginia May Rutledge and grand
mother left yesterday for Minneapolis to re-
main several weeks.
Mrs. w. j. Holl4~ay will leave this even
ing for Harbor Point, Mich, to join Mr..
Holiday and daughter.
Mr. Halstead L. Ritter will arrive to-mor-
row from Denver to spend a few days with
his parents on Central avenue.
Mrs. Edwin Spear and daughter Elizabeth
will go to Fishers island next week for
the remainder of the summer.
= Mrs Albert Liebcr has gone to northern
Michigan and next week Mr.. Lieber will
sail for Europe Tor a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrington will leave
Saturday for Lake Maxinl1uckee, where
they viii spend ten days at the Bay View.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank A. Morgan have
moved from Terre Haute to this city and
are living a 224i North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Walcott and
family will leave next week for New York
Mills, N. Y. to visit Mrs. William Walcott.
Messrs. Jack Lyon and Thaddeus Baker
will leave this morning for Baltimore to
city
Mrs. r. b. Buchanan and sister. Miss
Sarah Foster will go to Grand Rapids
Mich. this week to visit Mr. Buchanan's
relatives.
Mrs. L. S. Ayres. Mrs w. B. Wheelock
Mrs. f. NJ. Ayres and Miss Katherine Ayres
will leave Tuesday for Painesville, o., to
spend the summer at their country home.
Miss Hughes and Miss Isham, of Cincin-
natl, will come the last of the week to visit
the formers sister, Mrs. Thomas Barbour
and family on new West Tenth street.
Miss Edith Surbey will entertain a few
friends this afternoon with shower for
Miss Grace May, whose marriage to Mr..
Halstead Ritter, of Denver, will occur next
week.
Mr.. Theodore Chomminski. Of New York
and other magazines, viii come Tuesday to
participate in the wedding OF MI Ritter
and Miss May.
Miss Mary c. Aldrich is in Boston attend
ing the normal school Miss Aldrich will
be connected with the Girls Classical
School next year. as instructor in physical
rartlS1 afah Inr
MIR. Don p Hawkins and Guy e. Haw
kins will go TO Wawasee Inn Thursday to
remain several weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hawkins and Master Paul will leave
for Seattle, Wash, on Friday.
Rev G. A. Christensen and son Frank
have gone to Fishers island, where Mr.,
on the island, a small edidce, which is given
the name of the toy church.
Miss Frances Benson, of New York, Is
expected the last of the week to visit rel
known in New York literary circles and has
had charge of several publications.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of Miss Jessie Broughton, who
visited Mrs. Henry c. Martin and family
several times, and Mr.. Ezra Adams Vary.
Mr.. and Mrs Vary will reside at Rome,
N. Y.
Mr. Wallase Krag gave a dinner at the
Country Club last evening, having for his
guests Miss GarT "a the Misses W9TTe 9yl
ington, Mr. Garrard Comfy and Mr.. Lynn
b. Martndale.
Miss Alma Haerle gave charming party
tanning the visiting young ladies and other
friends with a dance. The young people
were chaperoned by Mrs. William Haerle
and Mr. and Mrs. George c. Haerle. The
clubhouse was decorated with garden bios
SONS and boughs and the broad galleries
were used quite as much as the dining
rooms and halls.
Mr.. James r. Robinson, of Vernon. Ind,
and Miss Mary l.. Needs of Pittsburg, Pa,
ma rgtp Oh tAETl uxr of of
O'Clock at the First Presbyterian Church by
Rev. Nj: l.. Haines. The bride was accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Needs of Pitts
burg Only few friends were present. I'M
mediately after he ceremony Mr., and Mrs.
will include Nashville.
Miss Annie Fraser gave porch party
yesterday morning al the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Henry Van Hoff, on North Pennsyl-
Wilson's visitors, Miss Lyman and Miss
Hooker. of Chicago. The porch was deco
sweet peas, marguertes and hollyhocks for
floral embellshment. They were amused by
forming several words out of the letters of
word, prize being presented for the
greatest number Miss Fraser was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Fraser, and Mrs. Van
Hon.
Mrs L. A. Kinsey was hostess for n de-
lightful party yesterday morning her guest
OF honor being her sister, Mrs. George w
ceived in the beautiful parlors of the new
home on College avenue and Fifteenth
street. Ihe game OF progressive whist
played on the Yeranda. The tables and
guests were screened from the street by
rows Of tall palms and festoons of smilax,
which were swung between the pillars
Bowls Of fragrant blossoms added 10 the
profuse adornment of the card room
luncheon followed the game. Mrs Kinsey
will have three young ladies come 10 VISIT
her the last Of the month and number
OF entertainments have already been ar
ranged for them.
COX-WALTON
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