The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Mae Egan has returned from q visit
TO relatives in Detroit.
Mrs. Nellie Buchanan and daughter have
returned from northern Wisconsin.
Mr.. Keyes Winter will leave to-day for
the East and later will attend college,
Mrs. Frederick Baggs has returned from
weeks.
Mrs. r. M. Thompson and daughter have
returned from short visit to relatives in
Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs. G. T. Burnham and children
have returned from a months visit in and
near Petoskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Rogers and family
are spending fortnight at Petoskey and
other Michigan resorts.
Miss Ethel Claybourne will give recep-
ton Thursday afternoon at her home on
North New Jersey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter and sister.
Miss Schneider, have returned from their
summer cottage in Wisconsin.
Miss Marie Allison has returned home
AFTER visit of two months with her cousins
In Missouri, Kansas and Illinois,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson and daueb
ter returned yesterday from the Berkshire
nils, where they were for two months
Mr. Ingraham Boyd. of Philadelphia. who
has been visiting his aunts, Miss BOYD and
Mrs Harris, returned home yesterday
Miss Frances Black who has been spend
Ing the summer in this city with relatives.
VIII resume her teaching in Colorado this
month. -
The engagement is announced of Miss
Elenore b. Boyd, of Roachdale, and DR.. ].
DuoieL The, wedding will take place the
last of October.
Villers's sister. Miss Merriam returned last
evening from the East where they have
been spending several weeks.
Mrs. Rose Budd Stewart is visiting Miss
Brookston, where she has been attending
the university state convention.
Mrs. Philip Goetz and son returned yes
,eraay from northern Michigan. Miss AIDE
laide Goetz will return Monday and Mr.
Goetz Will return home next week.
Miss Georgette Langtry has gone to Ashe-
vile, n. e, where she will remain with
Washington. d. c.. to attend school.
Miss Josephine Eddy who have been Wis
sting Miss Esther Haughey left Yesterday
for the mountains of Virginia. where she
viii spend a few weeks before returning to
Washington.
Mrs. Sara Layton Walker-Black will go to
Cleveland next week to be with Mr.. Black s
her home in New York. Mrs. Walker.
Black will spend the winter in New York
Mrs: Hugh Reed, of Chicago, who has
been here with her brothers since the death
OF her father, Mr.. Clements Ferguson, re-
turned to her home in Chicago last night.
Messrs. John and George Ferguson will re-
side at Englishs Hotel.
Miss Clara Stonebarger was surprised last
evening at her home on North Alabama
street by a party of friends. among whom
were Misses Maggie Riley, Carrie Coyle.
Olive Stamneid, Ciethide Schwartz, Therese
Mission, Elizabeth and Pearl Miller, Clara
Zion and Viola Burnett of Cincinnati and
Messrs. Charles Hanch, Will Patten, Philip
Shaw, Lawrence and Gade Riley. Frank
Reisner and Mr.. Sturgeon. An orchestra
furnished music for the dancing.
The Matinee Musicale has concluded ar
rangements with David Bispham, who will
give recital in this city Oct % at the
German House concert room. Mr.. BiSpham
will be assisted by Mr.. Henry Miller, of
New York, a pianist. Mr.. Bispham sang in
the May festival and created the greatest
enthusiasm. Later in the season the Sher-
wood company will give In Persian Gar
den," which is considered one of the most
charming musical works that has been
brought out for long time. recital by
A. T.. Mcdowell will be one of the treats
OF February which the Musicale will offer
to its members for the coming season.
ARGOS WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ARGOS, Ind. Sept. 1.-Two weddings took
place in Argos yesterday. The first was
that of Miss Title Worthington to Dow Rec
tor. Rev. Eli Myers officiating none but
friends OF the family being present The
young couple will reside in Maxinkuckee
The other was that of Martin Henry CLAY
and Miss Mertie Railsback. which was per-
formed before large number of friends.
who sent many valuable presents.