The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Julia Landers is visiting relatives at
Martinsville.
Mrs. J.. c. Perry has gone to Delphi to
spend few days.
Miss Edith Crouch has gone to Knights
town to make visit.
Mr.. Owen Mothershead has returned from
q visit to Maxinkuckee.
Miss Nellie lockwood win go to Cincin-
natl to-day to make a visit.
Mrs. ]. II. Alexander, of Greensburg, is
visiting Mrs. Daniel Stewart.
Mrs. Jane H. Patterson will go to New
Albany next week to visit friends.
Mrs. J.. L. Benepe is making a short visit
TO her mother, Mrs. Doxey, in Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 7. Hord and chill
dren will leave early next week for Macki-
Mrs. John W. Chapman and daughter have
returned from visit to relatives in De-
troit. Ls559
miss Neiiie e. Moore. of Rochester, N.
Mcfarland.
Miss Leoline Radcliffe, of Brooklyn, N.
", is. visiting her grandmother Mrs. Leah
p. Ramsey. kt s sfors
Harriet Francis. Of shelbyvilie. are spend
ing a. week at Martinsville.
Mr.. G. Colt left yesterday. for
E Smyf - to D atlantic f4 so ctg Mrs Colt and both
Mr.. Otto N. Frenzel and Mr.. Charles
Krauss and their families viii return to-
day from Beaver Lake, Wis.
Misses Lillian, Clara and Bertha Lang
s0nkamp spent Thursday In Greenwood,
the guests of Miss Olive Creasey.
Miss Carrie Malott win go to Portland,
Me-, next week. and later will go to Fish
kill-on-the-Hudso to visit Miss Tompkins.
Miss Nellie Simmons is visiting in Lafay-
cite a few days before returning home from
a visit OF three weeks in Chicago and
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. d. L. Kahn and daughter Florence
left yesterday for Buffalo. N. Y, and from
there will go down the St. Lawrence river,
to stay the remainder of the season.
Miss Jewett, of Moravia, N. Y, came yes
terday to visit the Misses Josephine and
Helen Holman. Mrs. Holman will give a
wheel party and supper at Millersville this
evening for Miss Jewett.
Misses Ella and Margaret Malott have
gone East and will join Miss Carrie Malott
In Portland, Me-, next week. They will also
visit in New Haven. Conn, and will be gone
until some time in September.
Thursday evening for Miss Fannie Brown
ell, OF st. Louis, who is visiting Mrs. James
s. Cruise and Miss Elizabeth Chapman gave
luncheon the same day for the same
guest.
party of Sigma Chi members took a
ride and supper at Broad Ripple last even
ing, Miss Gardiner. of Laurel, Miss, being
the guest of honor. Mr.. II. N Rogers will
give brake party for Miss Gardiner Nom
day evening.
A permanent organization has been effect
of ladies of this city A meeting was held
yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. r..
Q; Hawkins, for. the purpose Mrs. Charles
w. Fairbanks was elected president. Mrs.
Hawkins. Mrs. II. H. Rowland and Mrs.
Frederick Knefier were elected a commit
tee TO arrange a constitution, which will
be presented at another meeting to be held
dencs of hs president. Sirs Fairbanks lSs
Ladies who were interested in the lawn
fetes recently given for the soldiers are
eligible to membership.
Miss Florence Taggart gave porch party
Zesterday afternoon at o'clock for Mrs.
Rowland Sherman prize guessing was
the feature of the entertainment. The guests
invited % meet Mrs, sherman We're Mrs
Gordon Varney, Mrs. John ". Dittemore
Miss Eugenia voolfolk of Buffalo, n. Y
Miss Mullen of Paris, Ill.,, Mrs. W. c. Ma
guire. Mrs. William H. Seaton. Misses jose
ley. Miss Gertrude Wocher. Miss Martha
Carey. Miss Helen Seaton, Miss Corella
Taylor Miss Edith Wallick. Miss Florence
Ise Fletcher Miss Mayme Beck. Miss Julia
Hoilweg, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Van Camp,
Miss Mary Sayles. Miss Katherine Sullivan.
Miss Anna Louis Beck, Miss Florence At
kins. Miss Anne Butler. Miss Emma Frank
Miss Helen Armstrong. Miss Jeanette
Judson, Miss McCutcheon of Lafayette. and
Miss Edith Smith.
The residents of the extreme north end
of Illinois and adjacent streets turned out
last night 10 visit the lawn fete given at
the grounds Of S. C. Dark and on the neigh.
DOFiNH ittNH$ anu DoFCncS- lnere was a
common interest for ALL for the proceeds
are for the benefit of the Indiana soldiers
There were Nominations of Japanese Ian
terms and headlights. and the ladies in light
summer gowns fitted about and served as
Mattresses the ice cream, lemonade and
cake, and they We're kept busy supplying
the demand. The lady of each house was
q hostess and the members of the families
and friends were Assistants in entertaining
At one prettily arranged place the gypsy
fortune tellers held court and had a liberal
patronage Music was furnished all the
evening by the Y. NJ G.. A. Orchestra
which gave its services, and the Marion Glee
Club, which contributed its share 10 the en-
joyment of the whole. The fund will be used
70 the best advantage for the soldiers at
the front.
MII.LER-SCHRIER
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
HARTFoRDD CITY. Ind. July 22-Grant
@. Millersef this city and Miss Laura
Schrier, Of Findlny, O., were married in the
latter city yesterday.