The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-09
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

TO 1901 North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Mary B. Orner will go to ST. Joe,
Mich, Monday to spend a month.
Mr.. @. Van Wrinkle has taken his family
to St. Joe. Mich, for a few weeks.
Miss May of Chicago. who is visiting Mrs.
G. b. Lockard, will return home to-day.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Brown. of Detroit Mich. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. S. Partridge.
Mr.. and Mrs H. d. Murphy and Mr.. and
Mrs H. b. Hibben have gone to st. Joe,
Mich.
Mrs. L. H. Levey and Miss Weller, of
Louisville, will go to Chicago early next
week.
Mrs. r. W. P Noble and son Robert are
visiting Mrs. Nicholson on North Capitol
Mrs. Thomas B. Arnold and family will go
to Michigan next week to remain until Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. Ferdinand Winter is in New York and
viii sail to-day for Europe to join his
family.
Mayor Taggart went to West Baden last
night to join his family. He will return
Mr. and Mrs F. w Louis and Mrs. L.
G: Alronick are at the st. Denis Hotel, in
New York.
Mrs. Eliza Hopkins and daughter Mabel
have gone to Chickamauga to visit Mr.. Mil
ton Hopkins
Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson will leave next week
for Bears Head, Mass, to join her niece,
Mrs. Gregory
Mrs. Louis Haase and Miss Josie Gehring
have gone to Chicago to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Heinsius.
Mrs. Mary B. Payne has gone to the sea-
shore to spend the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. NJ. Bowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Walker and fam
ily, OF Rockport, are visiting Mrs. l.. w.
Fisher. on Central avenue.
Mr.. A. NJ. Sweeney and children will go to
Macatawa Park Mich, next week to join
Mrs. r. r. Shiel and family.
The engagement Of Mr.. Henry H. Luede-
mann and Miss Title II. Coll is announced.
C. H. Shellhouse and daughter Marguerite
have gone to Petoskey, Mich, where they
will spend the summer months.
Rev and Mrs Addison Parker, of Laporte
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Atkins. returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Getty, of Chicago, is visiting
Mrs. Mary S. Metcalf on Broadway. Mr..
Getty is assistant organist at Grace Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Hamlin and Mr..
and Mrs. Annis Burk will go to Bass lake
tomorrow, where they will remain several
weeks.
Mr.. Samuel Merrill, jr.. of California, has
Joined his brother. Mr. Charles Merrill, and
will accompany him and Mrs. Merrill to
Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Williams. of La
fayette, are visiting Col VIM. r. Holloway
in st. Petersburg. They will return home
this fall.
Mr.. Wallace Haughey viii entertain few
friends at dinner this evening at Mapleton
farm for Miss Josephine Eddy, of Washing
ton, d. c.
II. u. WOeSSneT
engagement, Of their daughter Tillie and
Mr.. Edward Koehring The marriage will
take place in September.
Mrs. Margaretta De Bruer and Mrs.
Stella Anderson are visiting friends at 5O7
Woodward avenue, Detroit, route to
Canada and the Thousand Isles for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Nestle gave family
party last evening to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of their daughter Julia, and to
welcome their family to their new home on
North Capitol avenue.
Mr.. Thomas Sharpe, son of Mr. Eb
Sharpe, of Helena, Mont, formerly of this
lady of Iona, Wis Mr.. and Mrs Sharpe
viii reside in Grand Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Carey will enter
tain the members of the Young Mems
Christian Association and their lady and
gentlemen friends on their lawn, 1850 North
Meridian street, next Friday evening
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk will return
Monday from Cincinnati. where she at
tended the convention of elocutionists. Mrs
Prunk recited Monday evening and was
Entertainment by leading readers and com
plimented by them.
Miss Florence Day has returned from at
tending commencements at Smith and other
colleges, accompanied by her brother
Dwight. who is a senior at Harvard. Mr.
VIII Day is with party of Poughkeepsie
friends in yacht, cruising along the coast
and will return home about July 90
At the end of College avenue, last evening,
one would think that all the friends of Bat
given for their benefit at the home of j.
d. Boswell, and managed by Miss Boswell
The grounds were gay with Japanese Ian
terms, and young ladies in light gowns fit
ted here and there, serving their many
guests to cool and refreshing drinks and
ices During the evening there was series
of musical numbers which were heartily
applauded. The Philharmonic Club, under
the direction of Mr.. Nell sang patriotic
contributed violin solo. Mr. Russell Pow
ell. whose nne bass voice is the wonder
Taylor and Mr.. Ryan also sang. Each
number received merited applause. The
tai fund. During the evening a telegram
from Captain Curtis was read thanking the
ladies. for the kindly interest taken in Bat
terry A.
Miss Louise Lilly gave a pretty flower tea
yesterday for her visitor. Miss Josephine
Eddy, Of Washington, and Miss Hen
young ladies' received in the 'p pare
ing by Miss Martha Carey, Miss Julia Hoil-
Beck and Miss Natalie briggs. The room
VAS ado. ned with smilax and pink roses
N the second parlor punch was served by
Miss Susan Lilly; assisted by Misses
dining room was fragrant with sweet peas.
A large oval BOWL of maidenhair fern, with
tea table Where @ Pean qscoated the
and Mrs. Eugene " Minor presided The
ladies were assisted by Miss Olive Stall
Kerper and Miss Mary Edith Dean The
guests included the younger set many of
whom are home from school and college for
the summer.
The lawn fete for Battery A at the resi-
dence of Senator Fairbanks last evening.
was pronounced success. Not only were
the grounds crowded, but 1t was almost inn
possible TO find the gates for the vast
crowds OF people who thronged the side
walks and filed the streets, people horses
carriages and wheels getting terribly mixed
most Of che time. Inside the gates there
were Examinations of lanterns and head
lights, and various attractions. presided
over by pretty young women. Mrs. Fair
banks welcomed her friends cordially and
under one large tent white lemonade was
served out OF one bowl and pink out of an