The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-30
NENTTOW DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
OAAi ANA 1913 When Building
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


West Baden for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 A. Barnes will leave on
MONDAY for Watch Hill, r. /.
Mrs. w. H. Brown and Hazel will go on
Saturday to Green Lake, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy Malott and daughter
nave returned from Waukesha
Mr.. Edward PIERCE, who has been in New
York several weeks, has returned home
Misses Estelle and Cora King will go on
Monday to Terre Haute to visit relatives
Miss Eva Pauline Henderson, of Kokomo
Is visiting friends and relatives in the city
Mrs; Harry A. Metzger and children are
spending a few weeks at Cartersburg
Springs.
Mrs. James M. Winters and children will
go IN a few days to Lyme, N. H.. to visit
relatives.
Mr.. r. H. Lowe, who has been in New
York for the past month, will return on
Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Fry and daughters, Caroline
ana Theresa, will leave tomorrow for Lake
Maxinkuckee.
G. Gill, will leave this afternoon for Pc
toskey, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brown and DR.. and
Mrs McShane have returned from their
trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Otto Hasselman will return home on
Saturday from Evanston. where she has
been visiting several weeks.
Mr.. Charles A. Fisher of Aberdeen, S. D.,
a mother. 8
". Fisher, IS Central avenue
Mr.. John L. Grifiths returned last night
from Winona, where he delivered his lee
ture on the Real Washington"
Miss Hawthorne returned here from the
East last evening. and will remain with
Miss Agnes Duncan through August
Miss Henrietta Gale. of Cleveland, daugh-
ter OF the late Mr.. c. c. Gale, is visiting
Misses Eunice and Augusta Jameson.
MT and Mrs J. A. Hanson, accompanied
for PC ~ o.. Ill
Carey, left yesterday for Harbor Point.
Mr. George Sloan went to Maxinkuckee
for few days, and next week will go to
Green Lake, Wis, to visit his aunt, Mrs.
Mary futile.
Miss Clara Busse, of Fort Wayne, and
Miss Elise jesse, of Chicago, will come next
Wednesday to visit Miss Clara Wales, on
North Illinois street.
Mrs George r. Sullivan and son and Miss
Florence Malott left yesterday afternoon
for Fishers island, where they Join Mrs. r.
a. Hendricks and party.
Miss May Dunbar and Addie Wallace
have returned from a short visit with Mrs
i. a. Randall and children at their sum
mer home at Pine Lake, Laporte.
Mrs. w A: Hinesley, formerly Miss Hat
tie Lowe, of Lawrence, Kan. will arrive
mere on saturday to visit her parents Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Lowe, new 40 East Walnut
Professor and Mrs. William H. Latham.
accompanied by their daughter and hus-
band Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Comstock,
on Monday.
Mr.. George G. Tanner has so far recov-
cred from his recent illness that he hopes to
leaVe with Mrs Tanner in a few days to
JOIN MS mother iH New York and go from
there tc the seashore.
Mrs. Lewis Hasselman and Miss Anna
HIIaa Gs win 60 on Monday to Bay View,
Mich.s to join Mrs. Watt HaSselman and
sister, Miss Blood who have cottage
there for the summer.
Miss Mary Alice Sloan and brother Frank
nave returned from visit of two weeks
with Cleveland friends. This week Miss
Sloan has been the guest of relatives on the
Charles Rowland farm, near Millersville.
Mrs. Phoebe Cook and daughter Mabel. of
Ierre Haute who have been visiting Mrs.
Chicago. Both Mrs. and Miss Cook have
received much social attention during their
visit.
Mrs. William H. Cook entertained a few
young friends yesterday morning with a
thimble party. The invitations indicated
that Miss Lucy Miehener and Miss Baker,
the young lady visiting Miss Mary PARROT.
were the guests Of honor.
Mr.. Charles j. Kuhn gave a very hand
some dinner last night at the Country Club
The party was for the guests OF Mrs. L. A.
Kinsey, who are enjoying the hospitality
that makes Indianapolis noted Mr. Kuhn
invited his friends for a wheel ride previous
to the dinner.
The members of Hope Lodge Knights
and Ladies of Honor, gave a surprise party
for Or. r. E. Culver and wife at their resi-
dence i'm Irving place. Wednesday evening
Many of their friends were present and
after an enjoyable time of croquet music
and other amusements, refreshments were
served
An afternoon social will be given on Sat
urday. July 81, from o'clock until 6, by the
young people in the neighborhood of Mrs
Cakes, 3lo4 North Illinois street. There VIII
be dancing. grab-bags and other amuse-
ments, the proceeds of which will be given
to the Fresh-air Mission. Refres hments
and ice cream Will be served on the lawn
and porches.
Mrs. Sadie Cornelius Parker, of Chicago,
is now in the city visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Cornelius Mrs. Parker was
formerly faVorite singer i'm Roberts Park
Church choir. and il seemed very aDpro-
pirate occasion 10 entertain the present
choir by giving a summer musicale last
night. Mr.. Emil Wulschner was the leader
and prepared charming programme Mrs
Chidester was the soprano soloist and the
mandolin club ably assisted. The lawn and
porches were illuminated by hanging Lam
terms and the drawing room was made very
attractive with plants and flowers The
friends numbered about seventy-fve Re-
freshments We're served on the porches and
lawn during the entire evening.
MGUIRE-SCOTT
Special to the indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind, July 29-Mr Charles
MCGUIRE, of this city, and Miss Blanche.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Scott.
of New Paris, o.. were married this even
ing at the home of the bride. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence Of
thirty guests by the Rev. w D. Campbe3l
pastor of the Christian Church Mr. and
Mrs MCGUIRE go East for a month and
then come here TO reside.
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