The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-24

in the East where she visited relatives and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Gray are the guests
today of Mr.. and Mrs George NJ Snyder.
at Noblesville.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barbour have taken
rooms at the new Ballard apartment house
at Delaware and Ohio streets.
Mr.. Alfred Kendall entertained a party of
friends Wednesday evening, it being his
nineteenth birthday anniversary.
Miss Florence Taggart will give an in
formal company Tuesday for her guest,
Miss Thatcher, of Decatur, Ill.
Mr.. Hanford N. Rogers will give a break
ride tomorrow night in honor of Miss Jul
hette Gardiner, of Laurel, Miss.
Mr.. Edwin B. Peirce has gone to Chicago,
and from there will go to Milwaukee TO visit
his sister, Mrs. William j. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Scobey and family.
formerly of Denver, Col, now reside in this
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Eden have re-
turned to Cincinnati, after visit with his
mother, Mrs. C.. 7. Eden. on North Illinois
street.
Mrs. Anselm Hobbs yesterday left for
months visit in northern Michigan. She
Will go to Manistique, Mackinaw and Sault
Ste. Marie.
daughters, has returned from months
visit with her father, Judge Houston. at
springfield, Mo.
Mr.. George O. Elridge will go to Spring
field, Mass. this week to join his wife and
son, and the three will then go to the sea-
shore for visit.
Mr., and Mrs. George K. Lonham and
daughter left yesterday for Atlantic City to
| spend a week, and then they will go to the
coast of Maine by steamer.
Mrs. Mabel Glenn Hunter and little
daughter calye will spend the month of
tives in Montgomery county.
Misses Hattie Fulmer, Edna Clippinger,
Stella Mutt, Emma Chalfant and Estelle
GloSSbrenner have returned from Mountain
Lake Park, Nd, and Washington, d. C.
Miss Kate Metcalf has returned from Mar
tinsville, and next week she will go to
Mackinac. accompanied by Miss Jessie
Smith, Miss Beatrice Foy and Miss Violet
Demree.
Mrs. Joseph E. Mcdonald has taken
apartments at the residence of Mrs. Ewing,
at the northwest corner of Illinois and Yer
mont streets, where she will be at home to
her friends.
Mrs. John C. Ingram gave garden party
Yesterday to a number of the young friends
Of Misses Alice and Anna Rondthaler, of
Chicago, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam H. Hubbard.
Mrs; Hattie Sweenie and daughter, Miss
to spend the rest of the summer. Miss
Sweenie will also visit friends at Bay View
and Harber Point, Mich.
Miss Mary Jack returned yesterday from
New York and Washington, where she and
Miss Georgealice Schley have been visiting
for time. Miss Schley. is now visiting
relatives in Baltimore and Frederick
Mrs. and Miss Gardiner, of Laurel Miss,
who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Rogers.
will return home the last of the week. ac-
companied by Mr. Gardiner who has been
| TO Minneapolis, and who will join them
here.
Miss Martha Beeson left yesterday for
| six weeks "trip around the lakes. She was
accompanied by her sister Miss Beeson of
| Lafayette and will visit Manistique, De-
| troit, Buffalo and New York before return
| ing.
/ E. 70. Woodall, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Jones at jackson, Mich.
| for two weeks, will return Monday. Mr..
Frank Jones will accompany them for a
| short visit.
Miss Lois Dyer gave an informal porch
and lawn party yesterday afternoon for
forty guests were the Misses McCune, of
| Chicago; Miss Louise Porter of Brooklyn,
and Miss Thatcher, of Decatur, ILL.,
Miss Gail v. Smith entertained few
| young people informally last evening for
| her visitors, Misses Fay and Grace Canes,
| Of NoblesVille. The young ladies played
| and sang for their guests. each being an ac-
| eomplished musician and having varied
| repertoire
Miss Vinton Cakes gave a reception yes
| tsrday afternoon, from. to O'Clock, for
| visiting Mrs. Louis Pfafflin, and for Miss
| Belle Rundale. OF Toledo, O., who is the
guest of Mrs. Cha rles A. Bookwalter. Miss
| Cakes was assisted by a number of young
ladies, who presided in the several rooms
"A cycle club com posed of young people of
the Tabernacle Church has been formed.
The only officers are Miss Clara Ingram,
captain, and Mr.. ]. II. Laird. first lieuten-
ant. At a ride given last Wednesday even
ing forty-four were in the party. Each ride
is followed by social at members house.
Friday evening of this week a ride will be
taken to Fairview.
Mrs. H. B. Holman gave drive to Broad
Ripple for supper last evening for her
daughters and their visitor Miss Jewett,
of Moravia, N. Y and her sister Mrs
voolfolk, and daughter Eugenia- of Buff.
falo. The party also included Miss Mary
Ransdell, Miss Kate Wallick and Miss Myla
Goburn, and Msrrs; Page Chapman. John
GaaTd Comfy Merrill %oores ey Tsrz WIFE Wbit
comb and l.. B. Martindale.
A bowling contest in which tenpins
We're rolled, was held by the ladies' section
of the Independent Turner Society in the
alleys at Turner Hall last Wednesday after
noon and evening, with the following COM
mttee in charge: Mrs Harold Schmidt,
Mrs. Joseph Miller Misses Kate STICKY and
Rose Haeffner. There were five beautiful
prizes for the highest scores. They were
Mrs. Charles Off, second. Mrs. Gustave
Pink; third, Miss Emma Balman fourth
Miss Kate STICKY; fifth, Mrs. Joseph
Keller; The consolation prize was given to
Mrs. j. H. Ballman.
There will be a meeting of the ladies in
terested in the permanent Soldiers Aid So
| cleIy tomorrow morning at o CLOCK at the
home of Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks presi-
dent The other officers of the society are:
Vice presidents, Mrs. James b. Curtis and
Mrs. o. II. Palmer; secretary, Mrs Irene V.
Webb. and treasurer, Mrs. Andrew Gray
don. The society has 1911 in bank ready for
an emergency result of the lawn fetes
given at the homes of Mrs. Fairbanks and
the Misses Boswell two weeks ago. ANY
friend of the soldier boys is eligible to MEM
hership. The society will continue in exist
ence until the close of the war and will give
necessary assistance at the front
Mrs. B. F. Claypool and daughter. Mrs.
w. M. JelliSon, went to Terre Haute YES
terday to be with Mrs. Phoebe Cooke and
to attend the funeral of her daughter, Miss
Mabel Cooke Miss Cooke died Friday
evening at st. Luke's Hospital in Chicago.
the end being entirely unexpected by her
family and friends. Miss Cooke had visited
Mrs. Claypool and Mrs Jelson in this
city many times and was well known to a
and young people, She was a general ia
vorite in Terre Haute, where she lived ALI
of her life. She was a daughter of Louis
Cooke, a prominent man i'm Terre Haute
who died several years ago. Miss Cooke was
versatile and accomplished and for wear
had been tie society editor of the Terre
Haute Express. That paper in its notice of
her death says Miss Cooke was a consist
ent church woman and did effective work in
st. Stephens Guild and in the mission
school at ST. I1uke's Since the death of her
father she had been the constant companion
and solace of her mother" Miss Cooke was
a niece of Mrs 3. f. Claypool, of this citv
and was related to Mrs. w. r. McKeen ~