The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Leah Fletcher has gone to Hanover
TO visit Miss Anna Ramsey.
Mrs, Jason Carey and daughter have re-
turned from their visit East.
Mr. d. ". Parry and children have re-
turned from their trip to Europe.
Mrs. W. w. Hubbard and children have
returned from Macatawa Park, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Hord and children
have returned from Harbor Point, Mich.
Miss Anna Louise Beck has returned from
plymouth, where she spent fortnight.
Miss Nellie CIate Boyland is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Lucinda Watson, few days.
Mrs. Charles Doxey and Mrs. Kinnard, Of
Anderson, are visiting Mrs. j. L. Benepe
Mrs. Clarke, Of Cleveland, who has been
visiting relatives, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Norris Defrees and daughter Bessie
VIII return to-day from their summer tour.
Mr.. Amos Butler is making a tour of the
State, visiting the various public institu-
tons.
ing her cousin, Miss Daisy Dyer. on Park
| avenue
Mr.. Samuel e. Morss has Joined Mrs
Morss In New York, where they Will spend
few days.
Mr. and Mrs e. H. Eldridge and daughter
Kathryn B. will leave to-day for a visit
TO Mackinac.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Nell and son have
gone to housekeeping at No. zO6 East Eff
teenth street.
Mrs. Carl Taylor was hostess for COM
pany yesterday which she gave in honor of
Miss Howells.
Mr.. Wallace Foster has returned from his
Eastern trip on account of Miss Rose Eos
ters accident.
Mrs. jackson Landers and daughters will
return to-day from Trout lake, where they
spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs E. r. Claypool are expected
home to-day from their summer home at
Marthas Vineyard
Miss Winifred Stiles has returned from a
months visit at Cincinnati and Hamilton,
o., and Liberty, Ind.
Mrs. Enrique c. Miller and children have
returned from Michigan, where they have
been for two months.
Miss Reba Insley has returned from Pc
oskey and other northern resorts, where
sho spent few weeks.
Mrs. Jeanette Halford Halleck has gone
10 New York, where her husband, Surgeon
lialleck, who was i'll at Santiago, has been
brought and is improving
Miss Bright Armstrong will come next
week to visit Miss Demia Townley for
week before school begging.
Mrs. Heath, who has been visiting her son.
DR.. +. c. Heath, and son, has returned to
her home in Portland, Me.
Mr.. W. r. Kenwood and family have re-
| turned from Bear Lake Mich, where they
have been for three rIonths.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilde celebrated their
| birthdays and the wedding anniversary last
| evening by entertaining friends.
Mrs. Jno. Durham Of North Salem, will
i cOIl0 next week anu WISH neT son, LII.
| Charles Omer Durham, and family.
| Mrs. d. A. Richardson and nephew,
| Charles Tilton, who spent the summer in
| New England have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E, smiIy have returned
visiting at Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
| Mrs. Cassius Kumler, of Dayton, who has
been visiting Mrs Maurice Albrecht, at
| Woodruff Place, has returned home.
| Mrs. j. H. Patterson will go to Nebraska
| CITY. NeD.. next week. to attend the we'd
ding of her grandson. Mr.. John Patterson.
Mrs. Pauline Kistner has returned from
Deer Park, Nd. and has for her guest her
| niece, Miss Lima Loder, of Carlinsville, Ill.
Mrs. Howard Welty left for Philadelphia,
| her home, yesterday. She has been visiting
Mrs: Albert Austermuhler for the past
| week.
Mr.. Orlando M. Packard and family, who
have been residing on East Washington
street, have taken apartments at the
| Pressly.
week to visit Mr.. Samuel A. Johnston A
number of entertainments will be given for
| Mr.. Dickson.
Mrs. Vernon Griffith entertained at cards
| yesterday afternoon for Miss Jeanette
Judson, who will return to her home in
| New York Monday.
| Mr.. Book, of Battle Creek, is visiting his
sister r;, Mrs g., George g. Tanner having come
| been visiting him, home.
| Mrs. l.. S. Ayres and daughters, Miss
Ayres and Mrs, w. B. wheelock, and, Miss
| May Henley, who was visiting Miss Ayres,
| have returned from Mackinac.
Mrs. w. Z. Reber returned yesterday to
her home in Aurora. Neb. after spending a
| few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Joseph p.
| Durham, on East Eleventh street
| Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Carnahan will
! leave to-day for Superior, Wis, to remain
| till October. They will be with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. M. S. Bright, and husband
Neil, will leave Sept. Is for New York. and
will sail Sept. II for Berlin where he will
| spend a year studying with Mr.. julius Hey.
| Mrs Belle Taylor, Miss Mary Taylor, Mrs.
| T. D. Judy and Miss Belle Taylor Judy. of
| Millersburg, KY, who have been visiting
Mrs. Creighton, of Irvington. have returned
[ home.
| to serve as a member of the executive COM
| nnittee for the National Prison Association,
| which will meet in this city Oct. Is to 10
/ inclusive.
| Mrs. ". T. Malott and daughters, Ella
| and Margaret will return tomorrow from
| Atlantic City. Misses Florence and Carrie
! Malott will remain East with friends for
| some time
| Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Beard will leave
| soon to spend some time at Long Branch,
Atlantic City and Washington ID: G.. re-
/ turning home by the way of Buffalo and
| Niagara Falls
Miss Margaret Greegor has returned from
| Harrison. o., where she has been for sew
| eral weeks. Miss Greegor will entertain
| Mrs. Dora Tappin and Mr.. Joseph Beris, of
1 Harrison, next week.
| Mrs. Augustus Ritzinger, of st. Paul. is
| visiting her mother, Mrs. Leah Ramsey.
| Last evening Mrs. Ramsey gave a family
| dinner to celebrate the birthday anniversary
| of her son, Mr.. V. t. Malott.
| Miss Katharine Carter has returned from
| Eagle lake, where she visited Mr.. j. r.
| Cavanagh's family for three weeks. and she
will be the guest of Miss Rose Hetherington
| until Knickerbacker Hall opens.
| Miss Dorothea Van Camp will come home
! from Clinton and Miss Rosamond McDer-
mott. Of Cincinnati. and Mrs. Paul, of Chi
| cago, will come next week to welcome Mr.
| Raymond Van Camp home from Porto Rico
number of young men gave dance last
evening at the Brenneke Academy to the
| visiting girls and those who are at home
| from college, The hosts were largely men,
| bers of the Danzadores Club. which will
| soon be reorganized for the coming season.
| Miss Theresa Pierce entertained last even
! ing with dinner dance at her home on
| North Meridian street. The twenty guests
| were seated at tables adorned with white
| asters. The dance was in the broad hall
| and long library. where palms were the
| graceful and effective decoration.
RUNNING OUT THE NEGROES.
Chased from Texas and Thronging the
Streets Of TexarI<nua