The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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| Mrs. Alice w. PIERCE has gone to Chicago
| to visit her sister. Mrs. Wheeler.
| Mrs. NJ. u. Hill has gone to New York
| to remain all summer with her daughter.
| Miss Caroline Farquahar of Minneapolis
/ will come to-day TO visit Mrs w. Fl. Cole
| man.
Mrs. John s. Duncan will return to-day
| from visit to her former home in Rich
! mond.
! Mrs. Wing, of Philadelphia is the guest
| OF Miss Emma Wachstetter, on North Sen
| ate avenue.
Mr.. A. r. McAlpine and daughter Mabel
have gone to Saratoga to attend the M. G.
| X. convention.
Mr.. II. Aronson. of St. Paul, Mimi, sang
| ~Hosanna," by Grenier, at Christ Church
] Sunday morning.
Mr.. David Wallace is, guest at a house
! party in New York, previous to coming to
| this city to reside
| Miss Mary Churchman, of Colorado
| Springs, is visiting Mrs. +. NJ. ClTurchman,
| at Beech Grove farm.
| Mr.. and Mrs Newton Claypool and fam
/ lily have gone to their cottage at Harbor
| Point for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Williams have gone
/ to Cornell, from which their son Percy will
1 be graduated this week.
Mrs. Ella Trask Rose and Miss Waite
have gone to New England to spend two or
| three months with relatives.
| Miss Mary Hord is expected home to-day
| from New York where she has been study
| ing music since the autumn
| Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Elan have gone
! East to attend the commencement exercises
when their son will graduate.
| Mr.; Joseph r. Herod left yesterday for
| Washington, D. c. Mr.. Herod is secretary
| of the legation at Toxic, Japan.
| Mrs. d. T. Bacon returned yesterday
after a months visit with relatives at sew
eral points in Ohio and the East.
Mrs. Arba T. Perry has taken a cottage
| at Harbor Point for the summer and will
| leave in a few days for that place.
| Mrs John K. Robson will return home
| Tuesday after ten days visit with friends
| at Metamore FRANKLIN county, this State.
Mrs. E: NJ. Holloway and daughter Jose
| phine, of Chicago, will come this week to
| visit Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Gill, at Wood
ruff Place.
Mr. William L. Kirby and sister, Miss
Eleanor Kirby, left yesterday for New
| Providence, Ia. Miss Kirby will remain un-
til October.
Miss Emma Lilly. of Mount Clemens.
Mich, who came for the High School Com
mencement and has since been visiting rela-
tives has returned home
Miss Mary Trans. Kavanaugh, of Louis
Vile, will come Wednesday to spend several
weeks with Miss Genevieve Campbell, No.
20l7 North Illinois street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gray Kitehell Miss
Helen Armstrong and Mr. Charles Millard
spent Sunday with Mrs George H. William
son at Avondale, Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Claypool will
leave the last of this week for Martha's
Vineyard, where they. have cottage and
where they will remain until autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherman, who have
been spending six weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Hollenbeck, will leave Thursday for
New York State, accompanied by Mrs. Hol-
lenbeck.
Mrs. Sarah j. Wallace has returned to
this, city. from st. Paul, and, with her
mother, Mrs. Love H. Jameson, and sister,
Miss Jameson, will reside at No. 1411 Park
avenue.
Mrs; Hugh T. Reed, of Chicago. who came
Clement Ferguson will remain several
weeks with her brothers, at their home
on Sixteenth street.
Mrs. H. w. Bennett and children will go
to Harbor Point next week to spend part
of the summer with Mr.. ar" Mrs. W. ].
Holiday. Mrs. Crepe, of Evanston, will
visit Mrs Bennett, at Harbor Point.
Miss Ada Hamilton entertained the HAM
iiton-Furnas bridal party and a few other
friends last evening with a hearts party.
The decorations and favors were appro-
pirate to the coming wedding of the guests
of honor.
Miss Laura Huey entertained the Wood
ruff Place Bowling Club last evening for
her visitor, Miss Hill, of South Bend. The
guests from out of town were Miss Comp
ton, of Chicago, and Miss Erima Smith, of
Rushvile
The George H Thomas w. r. c.. No 90
will give a social this afternoon at the resi-
denCe Of Mrs. Artemitia Hornaday, No. 1919
North New Jersey street. for the purpose
OF raising a fund for emergencies of the
present war.
Miss Clara Wales gave linen shower
yesterday for Miss Grace Blume, who is to
be married tomorrow. The gifts were ar
ranged in spider web fashion, with a gift
at the end of each strand. There were June
flowers for decoration and about twenty
two young ladies to meet Miss Blume and
enjoy the entertainment.
The engagement is announced of Miss
7 L. 4 cy:.I
ney Newsom, of this city, both teachers
at the Indianapolis Training School. The
marriage will take place June % and Mr.:
and Mrs. Newsom will spend the summer at
the Chicago University. returning to the
Training School in September.
The Woodruff Place feast of lanterns
entertainment has been postponed indefi-
nitely on account of the prevailing rain and
the promise of the weather man for an
other storm to-day The big lawn fete will
be given as soon as the weather will per-
nit, and all who hold tickets will have
them honored at the later event.
Messrs. Lee Mothershead, Freeman Hib-
ben. Frank Hasselman, Parker Hit,
Dean. Ross Thomas, Victor Brandon John
Craig and Frederick Wallick will go out
camping sixteen miles north of the city
Thursday. A number of their girl friends
have been invited to be their guests in
camp week from to-day
The marriage of Miss Lillian Boardman
and Mr.. Edward Fl. Davis will take place
CT thS ilOilS VI NIL laws
mother. Miss Boardman has recently been
connected with the Commercial of Danville,
ILL.,, as society editor and previous to that
time was connected with newspa pers in this
city. Mr.. Davis is now with the Board of
Public Safety. and was formerly a news
paper man.
Miss Gertrude Anna Rogers a pupil of
Mrs. M. w. Hamilton. will give her recital
for graduation at the Metropolitan School
| of Music Thursday evening. Miss Rogers
| will recite THE Message. by Adelaide
| Proctor; AUX Italiens," by Lytton;
Scene Between Brutus and Portia''
Jamie" by Sims: Mother and Poet by
| Browning. and Salvador by Ella Wheeler
| Wilcox, Miss Ruby Belle Lane pianist and
Miss Mamie Katherine Medenwald, will as
| sist
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lilly entertained the
| June class of 1888 of the indianapolis High
School last evening for their son. William
| Lilly, who was graduated last week. Mr.
| and Mrs Lilly and son received the mem
berS of the class and the faculty of the
| school in the parlor, assisted by Miss Cora
| Day and Miss Sadie Kirlin in entertaining
! The class colorS of purple. white and yellow
were used in the floral decorations and in
! the refreshments of ices and cakes in the
| three colors. Miss Louise Lilly presided in
| the dining room and was assisted by her
| friends In dispensing the Inequalities There
| We're Miss Martha Carey. Miss Natalie
briggs and her visitor Miss Alice Higgins
of Clinton. Miss Henrietta Hill Miss Mabel
Kerper. Miss Esther Haughey and Miss
Olive Stalnaker. The class numbered ia
members.
DAVIS-GORDON