The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-19


tor will locate here.
Miss Myra Whitehead. of Jackson. Tenn,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ". c. Whitehead,
Of Central avenue.
Miss Lillian Moore has gone to Chicago
for two weeks to visit Miss Hattie Good,
formerly of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson have re-
turned from Omaha. where they visited MI
kountze and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Mason were the guests
| of General and Mrs. Harrison in the Adiron-
dacks for two weeks.
Mr.. John Steiner, of Cataract is spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. David Wal
| lace at the Blacherne.
Mrs. Mollic Cravens, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. w. A. krag, returned to her nome
in Madison yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Addison Bybee have bought
| property at Shinnecock, l.. L., and will
build a cottage there.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaufman and
| Sidney, of Dardanelle, Ark, are visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs S. X. Selig.
| Mrs. Jennie Hoffman and daughter, Miss
! Josephine Metivier, have returned from
| Mountain Lake Park, Md.
! Miss Grace Adams, of Jeffersonville, is
| visiting the Misses Slocomb, (old) No. 2S2
| North Pennsylvania street.
| Miss Eleanor Gibson returned yesterday
! from Lawrenceburg, where she has been
| visiting relatives and friends.
| Mrs. J. d. Cox, Of East Ohio street has
| returned from a three weeks visit to her
son, j. I. Cox, of Howe, Neb.
Mr. Henry c. Hendrickson will return
TINS week from Colorado, where he has
/ been for the past two months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus II. Snow have
| turned from an extended tour of Europe.
| They will reside at the Blacherne.
| Mr. William Wilson and son Carey, of
! AsfSVllle N. c., are visiting Mr.. William
Taylor, on East Washington street.
| Mrs. j. n. Bearnes and children, of Min
Gns sa who have been visiting Col. S. F.
| Gray and family, have returned home.
Il at nf IL
spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Heron, returned home yesterday
Rev: M. l.. Haines has returned from his
vacation, spent in the East, and will occupy
ms pulpit at the First Presbyterian Church
to-day.
| Mrs. G. w. Grouse has returned from
| Cartersburg Springs; accompanied by Mrs.
| Carl Earl, OF Lafayette, who will be her
! guest.
The Chapel Club will meet Wednesday
| afternoon at the residence of Mrs. r. c.
Granting, No. 1913 North Pennsylvania
! street.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Furgason will OBJ
serve their wedding anniversary tomorrow
| evening by entertaining a number OF their
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Hall and Mrs Wal
| ter Maxwell, of Avondale, Cincinnati were
! guests of Mr.. and Mrs Finley Pugh the
| past week.
A wheel party to Millersville will be given
| in the morning and Mr.. A. S. Lockhard will
! give dinner in the evening for Mr. Charles
IlciIildH-bldck.
| Mrs H. Bates, jr., and son and Miss
| Emma Martindale are expected home Sat
urday from Cape Cod, where they have
| been since June.
Miss Ada Kendall, of Lafayette, returned
home yesterday after spending the week
| with friends here
| Mrs Elizabeth Bates announces the en-,
/ gagement of her daughter Harriette Edna
to Mr. Archibald CHI Thomas. The wedding
will occur in October.
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Lake City, Will come early in October to take
charge of the recruiting detail, United
States army, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Farmer are located
at new No. 1917 North Pennsylvania
street Mrs Farmer will observe Thurs
days as her day at home.
Mrs. Ralph w. Hoyt will leave tomorrow
for Chicago and milwaukee, for short visit
| before going to spend few weeks with her
| parents at Spirit Lake. Ia.
Mrs S. Socomb has returned from the
! East, having gone with her son, Hebberd
| w. Slocomb, who has entered Maplewood
| Institute near Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Stiles Mr.. and Mrs
| T. III. Ellsworth and Miss Winfred Stiles
! Miss Stiles will go to MartinSville next week
| for several days.
Mrs. Ella B. Mccoy and family will oc-
] cupy the residence (old) No. All North
| Pennsylvania street. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Il. Hail. who will return from Columbus,
| o., soon, will reside with Mrs. Mccoy.
University Club for Women requests that
every lady holding a degree from any col
lege will send her name and address to
Miss Harriet Noble. at the Bacherne.
Miss Gertrude Ryan, of Broadway who
has been visiting Rev. w. H. and Mrs.
| Kearns, of Jerseyville, Ill, for several
weeks, is now visiting at the home of her
uncle. j. w. Ryan. at Peoria. She will re-
/ turn about Oct 10.
| Miss Agnes Duncan will entertain a house
! party this week and will give dance in
!
| The party includes Miss Haynes of Rich
mond, Miss Hawthorne of Portland, Ore,
| Miss Martha Bradshaw, Mr.. David Wallace
| of st. Paul, Mr.. Bernard +. Kennedy and
1 Mr.. Horace Hord.
Mrs Frank H. Carter entertained a party
Of young ladies yesterday afternoon for
| who is Miss Laura Hartmans guest, and
| Miss Bosworth, of Kentucky, who is visit
| ing Miss Nellie Hardie. Golden rod FREEDOM
| mated in the decorations and pink ard
I white in the refreshments.
Miss Sherfey. of Brazil, daughter of Mr..
/ David A. Sherfey; Miss Caroline Cullop of
| Vincennes; Miss Bease Ball. of Chillicothe
| o., and Miss Miriam Avery. of Philadel-
! phia, Pa. will attend the Girls Classical
! School this year and live at the residence.
Miss Mary Cough Parker, residence gov
erness. has returned from a ten weeks visit
abroad
Mrs w. A. Woods and daughter Miss
| Alice N. Woods, have decided not to go to
! Europe, and they will locate in New York
for the winter. Miss Woods has received the
| compliment OIL ndNlUR DSeu appointed IlOn-
| itor in Mr.. William M. Chases art school,
| a responsible position, and merited by Miss
! Woods for her excellent work in the school
! last year.
| Miss Edith Steiert entertained a few
| friends Monday evening in observance of
! her birthday anniversary. Guessing games
and charades were the ADJUSTMENTS. The
! guests included Misses Clothlde Schwartz
| Ora and Jessie Wilson, Belle Cope, Jessie
Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kopp, Messrs
! George Mccormick Clarence Nedham-
mer and Harry Steiert.
! The Coreopsis Dancing Club was organ
/ lied Monday night, to dance the season of
| lS5l&9S in Y. M. l. Hail. on East North
/ street. The following officers were elected:
| President George Fife; vice president,
| Frank Horuff secretary Frank Noll; treas
| Glenn kessing and Henry Borgert. The
| club will dance every three weeks, the first
| dance to be Oct. 1.
Miss Anna Farquhar, who has been
| spending the summer with her mother in
this city, will leave Friday for Boston
| where she will remain few days, and
| will then go to Moves beach for a short
| Mrs. Farquhar previous to her departure
! for Minneapolis early in October. will spend
| few days with Mrs. w. II. H. Miller
| A dance was given Thursday evening by
! the Misses Ford at their home on Camp
| street. The guests included the Misses Mat
| tie and Anna Elliott, Bertha and Josie Kir-
! Der, Emma Stumph, Jessie Speake Emma
| gins, Margaret and Ella Mccarthy and
| Messrs. Edward Many, Donald Grubbs
| James Game: Charles Roth, Ira Holmes
| Frank Roth, Dick Neal, c. Miles, Nipple
! and Smith.
Miss Jane York gave a picnic at Broad