The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-14

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Mr.. Adolph Smith, of Ohio. is visiting his
daughter, Mrs Amelia H. Wells.
Miss Sara c. Youtsey has returned from
Lake Side. o., and Putin Bay.
Mrs, Marcus C. Smith, of Muncie, is Wis
iting Mrs Love, at the Delano.
Miss Kate Hamilton has returned from a
six weeks outing at Eagle lake.
j. Mrs. Lucy V. Goode will return from At
lanta, Ca, the last of this month.
Miss Myrtle Durand is visiting Miss Rena
Tucker, COB North Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Weiss have left for
New York city for a two weeks visit.
E Miss Agnes Dilks will go north this week
to join her sister at Little Traverse bay.
Ex-Judge and Mrs. L. c. Walker have re-
turned from trip to northern Michigan.
Miss May Fiske. of Fort Wayne is spend
ing few days with Miss Emma Holloway.
Miss Sarah Kinder is spending some time
in Scotland. She is expected home this fall.
Mrs w. F. C. Colt returned yesterday
Del.
Miss Susie Hunt will return to-day from
Albuquerque, N. NJ, where she visited
Mrs. Dwight B. Chaplin, of Cincinnati. is
here to visit Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk
for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Barnes are spend
ing the month of August at the Haddon
Hall, Atlantic City.
Mrs. James A. Mount. who has been in
sanitarium for a month, has returned to her
home at Woodruff Place.
w. NJ. Pennington and wife, of Memphis.
who have been at the Bates House. left last
evening for the seashore.
Colonel and Mrs: Y: A. Smith and Miss
Steele will leave the last of this week for
Maine to spend a fortnight.
Oscar and Marion Ensley and their sister
Amber left last night for Putin Bay and
a trip around the great lakes.
Miss Nellie Fatout will go to Albany, N.
Y. early next month, where she will take
the library course of instruction.
Miss Tillie Schonfield, of Vincennes, is
visiting her brother, Mr. Barney Schon-
field, of 514 East ST. Clair street.
Mr.. Frank Goodall, of st. Louis, came
yesterday to spend week with his brother.
Mr.. Walter j. Gocdall, and wife.
Miss Jessie Rigby and Miss Helen Foster,
of Toledo, o., are visiting Misses Daisy and
Nellie Grafftey, on Central avenue.
Dr. Emminger and daughter, of Columbus.
O., who have been spending the week in
the city, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sellers, of Coving-
ton, who have been visiting in the city,
gave ride to Millersville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus E. Stephens, of North
Alabama street; will leave in few days
or visit to Colorado and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. S. Harrison and son.
who have been spending year in this city,
have returned to their home in California.
Miss Lavalette Davidson, who has been
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son, in Cincinnati will return home to-day.
Miss Mary r. Stewart and her niece, Miss
Florence Scott, will leave tomorrow for
Denver and Colorado Springs to spend a
month.
Mrs Harris T. Holland and children have
returned from northern Indiana and Michi-
gan, and are settled in their new home in
Broadway.
Mrs. May Wright sewall went to Bay
View last night, where she will fill two lee
ture engagements, and will return home
Wednesday.
Mr. Samuel A. Morrison left last night for
New York, and the last of next week he
will go to Denver to attend the bankers
convention.
Prof Gray, instructor in English at the
Ohio State University at Columbus, who
has been visiting friends, returned home
last evening.
Mrs. j. w. Beck and daughter, Miss Anna
Louise Beck, went to Maxinkuckee yester-
day for fortnight. Mr.. Beck will join them
there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Mallery and niece,
Miss Hazel Spellman, left yesterday for New
York to spend a month with DR.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Strong.
The Maennerchor Society will have an
other outing Sept. 4: The society will go to
Madison and from there to Vevay by steam
er, returning at night.
Mr. and Mrs. A ]. Venn announce the
engagement of their daughter, Katherine
Olivia, to Mr.. Harry Edward Schad. The
wedding will occur in October.
Mr.. John A. Finch returned yesterday
from Atlantic City. Monday evening he will
meeting of the American Bar Association.
Mrs L. E. Palmer and daughter Helen,
of Pittsburg, will come to-day to spend ten
days with the formers parents; Mr. and
Mrs. George l.. Rfttenhouse, at the Delano.
Mrs Maud Holly of Minneapolis, Mimi.
who has been a guest of Mrs. Charles G.
White and Mrs. John H. June, left Thurs
day for Riverside, accompanied by Mrs.
June.
Miss Helen r Conner and Miss Fanny E.
Benham, CT Cleveland, who visited Mrs. c.
n. Thompson during the May festival, will
go with Mr.. Finch TO Saratoga Monday
evening.
Miss Florence Blee, of Cleveland, O., who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. l.. l.. Nor
ton, on Park avenue, for the past three
weeks. has returned home. taking her cous-
in, Marietta Norton, with her.
Miss Caroline Norton gave a party for
her cousin, Miss Florence Blee, of Cleve-
land, last Wednesday evening; Miss Mary
Pickens ana nr Z; L. FIete &c th won the
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Cooper will give a
reception Wednesday evening to Rev. Henry
A Buchtel D. D., former pastor of Central
avenue Church. There are no invitations
and all members of the congregation and
other friends will be welcome.
A woman is soliciting funds in the name
of the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, to purchase material for making hos
pital shirts for sick soldiers. The society
makes all purchases from its own treasury
and authorizes no one to collect.
Mr. and Mrs S. A. Van Wess will give
a breakfast at Broad Ripple this morning
for their guests, Mr.. sand Mrs. Frederick
L. Saxton and Mr.. Edward Jones, of Cleve-
land, the Misses May and Marguerite Ward
Mrs NJ. E. Giffin and Mr. Charles e.
Haugh, of this city.
Mrs. Rolle Stiltz entertained, at o'clock
dinner on Tuesday of last week, in honor
of Miss Ella Bower, who is with Mrs Chas.
Sindlinger. Those entertained were the
Misses Alice and Mayme Sprague of Gin
cinnati, Miss Lottie Dinwddie Miss Mable
Page Mrs. John Anderegg and Mrs. Charles
Sindlinger.
With the proceeds of the lawn fete given
at Mrs. D. NJ. Parry's, the ladies sent night
shirts and handkerchiefs Thy requesD to
the ne-hundred-and-tifty- eighth Indiana
in care of Col. II. B. Smith a special emer-
cency medicine case to the Twenty-seventh
Indiana Battery; assisted a soldiers family
the fund for future needs of the sick SOL
dieTs Of this city
A pretty wedding took place at the Bap-
Wednesday. The contracting parties We're
Mr.. Ellis /. Irving, of Indianapolis, and
Miss Margaret CASTOR. of Sardinia, Rev
H. n. Spear officiating. Mr.. Irving is
commercial traveller of Indianapolis. Miss
CASTOR is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
B. r. CASTOR. The ceremony was witnessed
by host of friends. They took the 4:25 D.
m. train, expecting to visit prominent points
on the Atlantic coast. After Sept. l they
will be at home TO their friends at No. 2l9
East Eleventh street, Indianapolis.