The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-10

mainder of the summer and will go there
a week from Tomorrow.
Miss Sarah 7. Meigs will leave tomorrow
for Petoskey to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Stewart and
daughter Susan have returned from zen zen
lucky and Virginia, where they have been
for week.
Mrs. H. J. Kantrowitz and daughters
Irma and Hilda will leave Thursday for
Madison, Wis, to spend the remainder or
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs S. L. Snodgrass and family.
of Mount Auburn, Cincinnati, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Simmonds, OF North
Capitol avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. T. o. Clemmer left yester-
day for Epwortii Heights, O., to visit Mrs;
Clemmer's sister and husband, Rev. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Dawson.
Miss Jeanette Judson will come this
week to visit Miss Helen Armstrong, en-
route from Lexington, KY, to Madison,
Wis. to join her mother.
Mr. Jacob Metzger and daughter, Mrs:
Laura Struby. have gone on an extended
trip to the Pacific coast They will go as
far north as Vancouver.
Messrs. George and Lewis Watson, who
have not been home from college for two
years, are visiting their grandparents, ma
and Mrs. G. L. Adams.
Mr.. Elijah B. Martindale jr;. returned
last evening from Fortress Monroe. He
successfully passed the examination Ior
entrance into the regular army.
The Maennerchor Ladies' Society has an
ranged an outing in Fairview Park on FRI
day. Prize bowling will be the main feature
of amusement during the afternoon.
Miss Mary Stagman, of Cincinnati, VIII
come to-day to spend several weeks with
the Misses Pugh. On Wednesday afternoon
they will entertain at cards for her.
Mrs. Henry Beck has been appointed d.
rector of the Indianapolis Junior Auxiliary
of the Daughters of the Revolution, to take
the place of Miss Tarquinia L. Voss
Mr. John w. Nicely went to ,Logansportt
Yesterday where he will preach IN one or
the leading churches to-day. He viii reJoin
his wife at Governor and Mrs. Mounts.
Mrs. r. P Lutes and daughter Mabel will
leave Wednesday for Manitou to remain a
week. when they will go to Canada for
month and later to the coast of Maine.
Miss Mary Trunble sailed for Europe yes
terday on the Cunard line steamship Etru-
ria. She will visit London ana the princlpal
cities of the continent before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Martindale Miss
Amelia CASTOR and Miss Grace WATSON are
spending to-day with Mr.. +. u. Martin.
dales family at their country place west or
the city.
Mrs. o. P Morton has returned from New
York and Washington. Her trip East was
to see the statue of her late husband now
being completed for the statue hall in Wash
ington. Mrs. Morton was pleased with the
work.
Miss Beatrice E. Tice entertained a num-
Der of her friends Thursday evening at her
home, on Arsenal avenue, with converse
ton party The house was decorated IN
American flags, sweet peas and nastur-
tiums.
Mrs Daniel Chenoweth gave garden
party Friday evening for her daughters,
Mary and Dess, and two score little folks
Refreshments were served on the AVN nn-
der Chinese lanterns, which were swung In
the trees.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph E. Thomas gave
lawn party for their daughter Leila FRIDAY
evening, entertaining sixty OF ner Irien ths
amusements provided. The decorations, re-
freshments and favors were in red, white
and blue.
the Louisville Female Seminary, and her
sister, Mrs. Charles G. Morris, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haines, No. 12O
nected with Miss Masons school, The Cas-
tie, at Tarrytown- on-the-H Hudson. large
number of Indianapolis girls were educated
by Miss Mold in Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy Malott took party
of friends to Maxinkuckee in their private
car to spend the Fourth. The party consist,
e Mrs OF Frank P aH Van Camp c Mr. and Mrs John
" Dittemore, Mrs. Harriet Bingham. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wood Mr.. and Mrs: Frank
Miliken and Mr. and Mrs. Francis r. Jen-
nings. All returned Tuesday, except Mrs
Malott, Mrs. Millil1en and Mrs. Wood, who
came home yesterday afternoon
At the Young Mems Christian Association
Mr.. j. N Carey's home. No. 116o North
Meridian street, next Friday evening, MISS
Martha Carey will have general charge OF
the punch service. Misses Mary Sayles;
Luzane M. Clark and Marie Pierson will
each preside at different tables, Miss SayleS
being assisted by Miss Louise Lilly. Miss
Clark by Miss Margaret Clark and Mrs ]. B.
Given, while Misses Virginia Fale and Dor
ris Schram will assist Miss Pierson.
The first concert of the chorus of the
German House will be given Friday even
ing under the direction of Mr.. Ernestinon
The mixed chorus will sing the Tannhaus-
er" march, by Wagner; the Magic OF
Spring" by Weinzierl without accompani-
chorus will sing Evening Bells by Rhein-
berger. and 'Swabian Folks Song" by
Silcher. The orchestral numbers will be
march, Queen of Sheba," by Suppe; over
ture "Schoene Galathe," by Suppe; valse
New Vienna" by Strauss; Golden Blonde
Gavotte,' by Eilenberg, and May Bells
by Resch.
Mr. Gerrett IT. Ryan, who married Miss
May Armstrong, of this city, has been APP
pointed vice consul of the United States at
Colonial Uruguay, South America Mr. and
Mrs Ryan have the American flag floating
over their home A recent letter from Mrs
Ryan tells of the Sights which were ac-
corded them after the declaration of war
by the Standards, who had been more than
friendly before. She also gave a descrip-
ton of the Temarario. in southern waters
which was deprived of its guns by the gov
eminent during the progress of the Ore
gor's trip past that country to join the
American feet. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan expect
to come home for visit to relatives next
year.