The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Mrs. Pierre Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Kappes will go to
Mackinac Tuesday.
Mrs. Wild. of Noblesville, is visiting Mrs.
j. G. Perry and family.
Mrs. Grace O. Carter will go to Mackinac .
tomorrow to spend two weeks.
Mrs. Henry L. Browning has gone to Mil
waukee to visit friends for a few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. George d. Kahlo will remove
to No. 1921 North Delaware street Sept. /.
Mrs Helen Allen who has been the guest
of Mrs. Kate Perry Morris, has returned
home.
Miss Louise. Oliver. of Shelbyvile ILL.,, is
visiting Mrs. E. w. Keller, on Seventeenth
street.
Mr.. Frank B. Jaqua. who has been visit
ing friends, returned yesterday to his home
in Portland.
Miss swedener, of Dayton. O., is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Edenharter, at the Hospital
for the Insane
Mrs Robert L. McOuat has returned from
Maxinkuckee. Mr.. McOuat will come the
last of the week.
parents; , Mr. and Mrs. W. wsWoollen. on
Mrs r. Kirshbaum. son and daughters
left Wednesday for an extended trip
through the East.
Mr.. Jacob Early. of Terre Haute, returned
home yesterday after spending three days
with friends here
Mrs Jackson Landers has gone to Trout
lake to join her daughters, Misses Lillian
and Eudora Landers.
Mr.. Thomas Barbour, who is visiting Mr..
E. c. Atkins's family, will leave to-day for
his home in Colorado.
The Misses Tolerton, of Toledo, who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. McCleary, will
return home tomorrow.
Mr.. Samuel Johnston. jr.. has, returned
from Oconomowoc Wis, where he was
member of house party.
Miss Jeanette Judson will come to-mor-
row to spend a week with MISS Kate +.
Smith, at the Country Club.
Mr.. Henry Vinton, of Lafayette, returned
home yesterday. Mrs Vinton will remain
until next week with friends here.
Mrs. James Mallon and son. James
Mallon, jr., of New Orleans. La, are visit
ing Dr. and Mrs. John T. McShane.
Mrs. Benjamin d. Walcott and family.
who have been visiting relatives at New
York Mills, N. Y, have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs, A; B. Gates will return next
week from Lake Placid, in the Adirondacks.
where they have been for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Boyd gave a porch
party last night in honor of their brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boyd, OF Day.
ton, @.
Miss Mary Aileen Ahern, formerly state
| librarian, who has been visiting her sister,
returned to her library work in Chicago yes
terdsy.
Misses May and Adah Conner, who have
spent two months visiting friends in Mon
tana and at Spokane. Wash. will return
home to-day.
Mr.. Edwin Farmer has returned from
Dayton. O., where he has been spending the
summer. Mrs. Farmer and daughter will
not come until next month.
Mr.. c.. o. Skidmore, mayor of Charleston,
Ill.,, and wife, who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs George N. Catterson for
a few days, returned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Landers have
returned from their wedding trip and are
with Mr.. Landerss parents until their
apartments at the Victoria are ready
Mrs. William H. Kemper and daughter.
Il - Wis ING
Mrs Mel Vanderwerf. of Thirty-first street.
and Mrs. M. ]. Foster. of Fletcher avenue.
| Mrs. John H. Sonntag entertained num-
| Der of young ladies yesterday at the Delano
roof garden. Her guest Of honor was Miss
| Amelia Owen, of Evansville, who is visiting
| Mr.. Lemcke's family.
Miss Henrietta Colgan has returned from
| her Eastern trip. Miss nellie Colgan is with
| Miss Margaret Carey in the mountains. The
Misses Colgan will be at home the
Blacherne after Sept. l.
| Mrs Henry W. Tutewiler and Miss Tute-
wiler will receive informally this afternoon
| for Mrs Isaac Dunn: of Rushville. and Miss
| Edna Locke Hamilton, of Greencastle.
There are no invitations.
| A box party was given last evening to the
| cycle races by Miss Clara Ingram and her
brothers, Messrs. Horace and Carl Ingram.
| for their visitors. Miss Wilhelm and Miss
Fannie Gray, of Defiance 0.
Mrs Captain Faulkner, Mrs. Jones and
Miss Libbie Morgans of Kentucky, who
oee Ms hays %n mem on
North Meridian street. have returned nome.
Mrs. William Griffith gave a porch party
yesterday morning The guests from out or
town were Mrs. F. y. Reeder, of Columbus;
Miss Griffith of Evanston: Miss Douglass.
Mrs. Edward Kidder and Mrs. Allen or
Terre Haute.
| Mrs. George II. Chapman will leave to-
morrow for Chicago. where she viii meet
her brother. Mr.. Moon Both will go TO Eau
Claire. Wis. where Mrs Chapman's son.
| Mr.. George Chapman, formerly or TINS city.
will be married Aug. 81 to a young lady OF
that city. Mrs. Chapman will visit her sis
| ter Mrs. Moon, for week or ten days after
the wedding.
The Misses Taggart gave a dinner at the
| Country Club Tuesday evening for their
visitor, Miss Leffingwell, of Chicago. The
other guests were Miss Margaret Foster. Of
Burlington. Ia, Miss Louise Moore, Of
| Evanston. Miss Virginia Keep, Mr.. Samuel
! Van Camp. Mr.. Frederick Winters Mr.. Roy
| Rruenig. Mr. Kerfoot Stewart Mr. Albert
| Smith and Mr.. Sherman.
Mrs. Oliver F; Morton and he, her sister.
Mrs Gil Tor VIII Mrs s1y ames uR Man0t and No.
| her daughter. Mrs. John Washington Nice
| ly. and few other friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nicely will leave Tuesday for New York,
where they will visit Mr.. Dodge. They will
| sail for England the middle of September
purpose Of Mr. and Mrs Nicely to pass
their winter vacation on Mount Lebanon.
Miss Anna Josephine Reffel, daughter of
r. w. Beerbower were married Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides parents,
No 2522 Cornell avenue. Rev. L. II. DIM
mtt officated. The attendants were Mr. w.
r. Beckwith and Miss Pearl Fox. Mr.. f.
S. Beerbower cf St. Louis and Miss May
Beerbower Mr.. and Mrs. Beerbower went
to Chicago yesterday and upon their re-
turn they will reside at No. $50 Fletcher
avenue.
Miss Virginia Keep gave a reception last
evening for her guests. Miss Louise Moore,
Of Evanston, and Miss Margaret Foster. OF
guest Miss Leffingwell. of Chicago The
young ladies assisted in receiving by
Miss Keeps mother. Mrs A. w. Hatch.
Mrs. Benjamin d. Walcott and Mrs. Charles
H. 'Walcott The parlor and dining room
were artistically arranged with pink flow
ers and the library with red. The young
ladies assisting in the several rooms INCLUDE
ed Misses Stella and Katherine Waicott Miss
Denny. Misses Florence and Lucy Taggart.
Miss Edith Smith. Miss Mary Wilson. Miss
Mary Noble and Miss Katherine Sullivan.
The young girls presiding at the punch bowl
were Miss Lois Pratt, Miss Jessie Gibson
and Miss Evelyn Holiday. Among the
guests were Miss Anna Ritzinger of Burl-
ington. Ia, and Miss Eddy and Miss john