The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17
IrvinEfOn.

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in GreencaStle.
Miss Dickman is visiting friends In Ko-
kOmo for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pounds returned on
Friday from Cleveland. 0.
Miss Parks. of Carlisle, KY. is spending
a few weeks with Miss Layman.
Miss Carrie Jackson, of New Palestine.
is spending the summer in Irvington.
Miss Grace Cassidy, Of South Bend, has
been the guest of Miss Ethel Roberts.
Miss Pearl Jeffries returned yesterday
from a week spent in Trafalgar, Ind.
Miss Marietta Kies is spending fortnight
in Chicago visiting classes at the university.
Mrs. William Muiendore and Miss Edith
Mulendore have returned to Somerset, Pa-
Miss Moore left yesterday for several
weeks stay with relatives in New York
city,
Miss Jeffries will go to Lansing, Mich;
ON Wednesday, to spend a month with
friends.
Mr. George Cottman is home from fish
ing trip of two weeks at Lake Maxim
kuckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe have returned from a
short stay with Mr. Howe's parents in
Westfield.
Mrs. Thayer and Mrs. Morrison, Of Green
field. were guests of Mrs. Edward c.
Thompson.
Miss Charlotte Powell and Miss Florence
Moore left, on Friday to visit friends in
Greensburg.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Tibbott and children
are spending the summer months at Car
rettS Point Md
Mrs. Armstrong, Of Cambridge. Mass,
will come, next month. to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hall.
Miss Flora Bridges has gone to her home
In Nation, ILL.,, after a short stay with
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke.
Mr.. S. A. Harker is spending the summer
studying at the University of Chicago. Mrs
Harker is visiting in Portland, Ind.
Miss Clara Shank will go to New York
next week to meet Miss Flora Shank, who
will return from abroad at that time.
Miss Augusta Stevenson left, on Wednes-
day, for Chicago, whence she will take
lake trip of several months duration.
Mrs Settle has gone to Louisville, KY. to
spend the summer with Mrs. Martha Bow
man. Mr.. Myron Settle is in Terre Haute.
Miss Mary Eddy returned to her home in
Hiawatha, Kan, last night, after month
visit with friends and relatives in lrvington.
Miss Mary Paddock left on Tuesday, for
Wallace. Ida, to accept the position Of sec
rotary for a mining company at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Forsythe, who
have been spending a few days in Franklin,
Ind, visiting relatives, have returned
home.
Miss Anne Butler entertained the Sigma
CHS and their friends at a marsh mallow
bake, Thursday evening, in honor of Miss
Mary Eddy.
Mrs. C. w. Harvey entertained few
friends informally at porch party on
Tuesday morning, for Miss Harveys guest,
Miss Jennings, of Greencastle.
Miss Edith Griffith gave picnic at Broad
Ripple, on Thursday, for her cousin, Miss
Glenna Griffith. Part of the young people
went in carriages and the rest went on BIZ
cycles.
Mr. Elmer Toner and Mr.. Robert Morris
have returned from Santa Cruz, Spanish
Honduras, where they have been engaged in
coffee planting, and are visiting their par
ents in Shelbyville. They will visit Irvington
friends this week and will return to Hon
duraS next month.
Mr. Fred Ritter gave a Sunrise break
fast on Tuesday morning to the members
of the LAS You Like tt cast Breakfast
took pictures of the party. Beside Mr.. and
Miss Ritter, those present We're Miss
Clara Goe, Miss Letta Newcombe, Miss
Mary Brouse, Miss Emma Johnson, Miss
Evalyn Jeffries, Mr.. Charles Frazier, Mr..
Thomas Layman, Mr.. J. L. Kingsbury, Mr..
Hanna and Mr.. Van Anda.