The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

| MISS Annie Games Dye Is nome ROM the
| Chicago University to spend few days.
| Mrs Horace N Wood has returned from
Atlantic City, where she spent month.
Mrs. Charles Allen Dale and daughter Lii
Ian will go East next week TO make a
| visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Herod will leave
this evening for Mackinaw to remain few
| weeks.
Mrs Herbert Spellman will leave Monday
for her winter home at Nicaragua, Central
| America.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Mayer will go to At
lantic City next week to spend fortnight
| or more.
Mrs. Charles F. Griffin, of Hammond Ind.
VIII come Monday to be the guest of Mrs.
| II. j. Prier.
Mrs w. F. C. Colt has returned from At
| lantic City. and her sister, Miss Beatty, will
come to-day.
from Madison. Wis, and is visiting Mrs.
George w. Sloan.
Mrs George Clifford will return to-mor-
| row from Columbus o., where she has been
spending a month.
Miss Caroline Fahnestock, of Lafayette,
came yesterday to spend two weeks with
Miss Myrtle Smythe.
Mrs. Ella Trask Rose has returned from
| New England, where she has been spending
ten weeks with relatives
Mrs. Ferdinandina Reese and son and
daughter have returned from visit of five
| weeks to Asheville, N. c.
| MISS Annie Reaumo Will give an INFORMAL
| dinner Tuesday evening for Mr.. Royse and
| Mr.. Gass, of Terre Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Morrison and
| daughter will return home tomorrow from
| Cape May and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lyman NJ. Beckes, of Vincennes, will
| come to-day to visit her sister, Mrs. James
| w. Norris at the Chalfant.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Freeman of Co.
lqmbus. O.. are spending a few days with
| Mrs. P E. Mutchner, on Broadway.
Mr. and Mrc Charles Achlav and rnother
| of West Michigan street, have removed to
Columbus, o., for permanent residence.
Miss Margaret Merker. of Louisville. will
come Wednesday to spend some time with
| several friends and prepare a series of lee
| lures for the coming season.
Miss Edith Fountain will give porch
ney Wright. of Columbia. S. c.. and Miss
Daisy Thayer, of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. D. P. Erwin and daughter Louise
| has been at Atlantic City for a week.
Miss Mabel Brown, of Walnut Hills, Gin
cinnati, daughter of Rev Dr. Brown, as
vocate. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Robert l..
Carlin, on Ash street.
Mrs. John Hedges and children will re-
turn Monday from North Yakima, Wash,
| where they have been spending the sum-
mer with Mrs Hedgess parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William H. Rowe.
Mr.. James O'Donnell. of Houston. Tex,
| Virginia O'Donnell, and daughter. Mrs.
and Miss O'Donnell will return to Texas
| with him, to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Ellen o. Perkins and family will re-
| move from their home, on North Meridian
| and Thirty-second street, to the Blacherne
| Sept. /. Dr. J. l.. Benepe has purchased the
| Perkins residence and will occupy it.
Miss Lizzie Hartman formerly of this
city, who has been located at Dyea, Alaska
| for q year, has now removed to Dawson
| City. Miss Hartman has taken part in a
number of prominent musical entertain
ments while in Dyea.
Mrs. S. H. Brown entertained last even
ing in honor of her sister. Miss Lillian
Morehouse. of Cincinnati Among those
Belle Brown and Mr.. Harry Moon, Mr..
Lem Gray and Mr.. Carey Lee.
Miss Virginia Keep has issued invitations
to 10 ocIoek for her guests Miss Margaret
Foster, of Burlington. Ia. and Miss Louise
Moore, Of Evanston. and for Miss Taggart's
guest Miss Leffingwef of Chicago.
Miss Fannie Gray of Defiance, O., came
yesterday to visit Mr. John G; Ingram s
family Last evening Messrs Horace and
os Mts party Ms of friends
week.
Mrs. Frank A. Morrison entertained a
ernoon for Mrs. James H. McAlpine, who
will remove next week to Columbus, O., to
reside Guests invited for one hour were
members of the Minerva Club, to which
Mrs. McAlpine belongs and others were
neighbors.
Mrs. Robert L. Dorsey entertained a party
OF twelve at luncheon yesterday for Miss
Updegraff of Newburg- on the Hudson. The
color scheme for the luncheon was lavender
and the name cards were lavender envel-
con there was prize coon" song contest
with coon" prizes.
Mrs. George c. Beck gave luncheon yes
terday for Miss Clara Hawkins's house
party. With Miss Hawkins and Miss Edith
Beck there were Miss Bertha Balls, Miss
Lillian Atkins, Miss Louise Tutewiler and
Miss Nora Taggart Last evening Miss
Hawkins gave a watermelon party for the
same guests. The house party will disband
to-day.
The Tabernacle Cycle Club now has a
membership of forty-eight. At the last
meeting Mr.. William Eckman was elected
captain. The club will take an asphalt ride
the north end of the city and re- re-
turn to the Tabernacle Church for a lawn
fete. Aug. q the ride will be to Millersville
and Aug. 81 there will be ride out by the
fair grounds.
Miss Lille ] Martin received her friends
informally yesterday afternoon and evening
with MISS Kate Robson whose guest she is.
Miss Martin was formerly a teacher in the
High School of this city and her associates
and welcomed her. Miss Martin has been
in Germany for several years. and is en-
route to her home. in San Francisco for
which place she will leave to-day at noon.
this season will be given this evening at the
| Propylaeum. About $50 invitations have
| been sent out. and as the cost is merely a
nominal sum to pay the incidental expenses,
a large attendance is anticipated. The
chaperons for. this evening will be Mrs.
| Henry c. Atkins Mrs. Hewitt H. Rowland,
Mrs. William Pirtle Herod and Mrs. John
| r. Wilson. An orchestra will furnish the
music Quite number of the visiting
guests in the city at this time will be pres
| ent.
O'CONNELL-HICKNEY
Special to the indianapolis Journal
| HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Aug. 19.-Ed-
ward j. O'Connel a prominent young bust
| ness of this city. and Miss Jennie Hick-
| ney, of Columbus Grove, were married at
the home of the bride yesterday. Rev. Ber-
| nard Russ. of Ottawa, o.. assisted by Rev.
Charles Die. of this city, performed the
| ceremony.
| WARNER AND FAIR TO-DAY.
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