The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-28
nTNTTCN DIR. A. E. BUCHANAN
OAAN AMI 32-35 When Building.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Adler and daughter are
1T West Baden.
Miss May Belle Colver is visiting friends
in Charlottesville.
Miss Helen Davidson will give a bicycle
party this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rice have returned
from Maxinkuckee.
Misses Katherine and Edith Wallick will
go to Maxfnkuckee next week.
Miss Daisy Stricken of Franklin. is the
guest of Miss Katherine Levy.
Mr.. William f. Milholland left yesterday
for Philadelphia for a short visit.
Mrs Carl Vernon Griffith has returned
from a visit to Mrs Meeks in Muncie.
The Misses Dye will give a picnic to-day
at their suburban home, north of the city.
Miss Dean Miller, of Shelbyville. is the
guest of Miss Carolyn Bannoith for a few
days.
Miss Kate Lockhardt has returned from
visit of several weeks on the Pacific
coast.
Mr. F. c. Darlington will go to Cape Cod
Aug. to join his family and spend
Mrs George Bliss and daughter will
leave Saturday for Waukesha to remain
month.
Mrs. Vary Gould and daughter. of Mob
erly. Mo-, Will come this week to visit rel
atives.
Mrs Richard c. Miller will, go to Spencer
to-day to visit Mrs. Charles Miller and
family.
Miss Maud Ayres and Miss Helen Pattson
will leave to-day for Milwaukee to visit
cousins
Misses Irene and Nora Taggart have re-
turned from visit to relatives in Rock
ford, Ill.
Miss Florence Anderson returned yester-
day from four weeks visit to relatives
in Dayton, o.
Master Hugh Mauzy. of RushvilIe. who
has been visiting Master Abram Parry, has
returned home.
Miss Sarah Wilson left yesterday for the
Shades of Death 10 join Mr.. Albert Bakers
family at camp.
Misses Florence and Jeanette Brown
have gone to Medkirk. Mo, to remain
through August.
Mrs Henry s. Fraser and Miss Julia
Fletcher will leave Sunday evening for
Watch Hill, r. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kahn and daughter
will leave tomorrow for Waukesha to re-
main a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. sayles are home
from Maxinkuckee. Mrs. SayleS will return
to the lake tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Foster and Mr.. Frank
Smith will go to Macatawa Park this week
to visit the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Hoffman and Dr.
Harry Van Hummell will return this week
from their tour of the lakes.
Miss Caroline Bennett, who has been the
guest of Miss Ada Carver, returned yester
DAY TO ner nome IN kansas.
Miss Helen Lang will return the last of
the week from Chicago, where she has
been visiting friends for month.
Mr.. Charles M. Reynolds and Mr.. Wallace
Krag will go to Lakewood, n. Y, next week
to join Mrs. Reynolds and daughter.
Miss Calie Schumacher of Fletcher ave-
nue., who has been the guest of relatives
at Seymour, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Nathan Morris gave a tally no drive
and dinner at the Country Club last even
Ing for marty of twelve gentlemen
Mr.. Howard Jones and Mr.. Elmer Egge-
meyer, of Richmond, are visiting friends
here, having come over on their wheels.
Mr. and Mrs Newton Todd will not go to
JenniSon, Wis., this week, the hotel at
which they had engaged rooms was burned
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Nelson and fam
lily will leave Saturday for northern In
diana to join camping party of friends
from Vincer mes.
Mr. Garvh' and Mrs. Cunningham, of
Evansville, are visiting the formers daugh-
ter Mrs. William }. Brown, and family on
North Delaware street.
Miss Lillre Reese will give a company to-
day at tGe Country Club for Miss Won
Starkloff, OF St. Louis. The guests are
asked to spend the day.
Mr.. Trustin G. Boyd, of st. Louis, spent
yesterday re with his mother and sister
en- route home from Philadelphia, where he
visited his brother, George Boyd
Rev. Burrs a. Jenkins, of the Third
Christian Church, will sail for Europe to-
day to spend six weeks His family will
visit relatives at Lexington, Ky, during his
absence
Mrs Alexander jameson Will be at home
informally this afternoon at her residence,
NO. 767 North New Jersey street odd TO the
friends of Mrs. l.. I. Kitchener and Miss
Helen Kitchener, of Washington, ID. c.,
formerly of this city.
Miss Mary Curtis, of Hamilton O.. Miss
May Mansur, of Buffalo, and Miss Lula
McGowen, of Dayton, o.. are visiting Mrs.
L. A. Kinsey. Miss Maud Elliott gave an
informal porch dance last evening in honor
of the young ladies at the home of Mrs.
Kinsey, on College avenue.
Mr. and Mrs T. II. Parry will join the
Lilly family to go to Mount Clemens, Mich,
next week. There will be twenty III the
party, including the families of Mr.. ]. w.
Lilly. Mr.. ]. NJ. Lilly. Mr.. Charles Lilly, of
this city and Mr.. George Lilly. of Ander-
son. They VIII go Aug. in a private car.
Mrs G. A. Christensen, who has been
spending a year in Copenhagen, will return
10 this country this week and Will spend
some time with Mr.. Christensen. who Is at
Fishers island for the summer. Mrs.
Christensen viii return TO Denmark to be
with her daughter Grace, who remained
there. They will remain another year
abroad.
Miss Georgia Pee gave a porch party yes
terday morning in honor OF her guests, the
Misses Greene, of Nincennes The porch
was screened with tiags and tall sunfiowers.
Palms and sweet peas formed the floral
decoration. The amusement was naming
authorizations and the prize of a plate was
presented to Miss Estelle Barnard Among
the guests was Miss Daisy Stricken of
Franklin.
Miss Clara Hawkins gave a brake party
last evening in observance of her sixteenth
birthday anniversary. The guests met al
her home. North Capitol avenue. and
went to Broad Ripple for supper The party
included Misses Irene and Nora Taggarf.
Hazel Kinney. Eleanor, Ruth and Mary
Carey, Edith Beck, Mary Winter Suemma
Vajen, Lydia Parry Edna Green Berthe
Dildine. Elizabeth briggs Myia Closer
Natalie Dalton. Elsie Appel, Bertha Bals
Lillian Atkins. Margaret Foster Iottie
Tutewiler and Olive Hawkins Miss Martha
Bradshaw Miss Harriet Tutewiler and Miss
Florence Taggart accompanied them.
A party of young people took supper and
danced at Broad Ripple Monday evening
the afternoon and We're joined at supper
by a number Of young men. The pavilion
was used for dancing and the music was
furnished by a trio, OF mandolin. guitar and
violin players Those who ATTENDED were