The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-22


tional Association which met in Washing
ton, ID. c. They spent week in and about
New York city on their way home
Miss Nellie Killer will go to Dayton. o.. to
morrow. and next week she will be one of
the Attendants at the marriage of a friend.
Mrs. L. L. Lennox and daughter Mamie
of Nashville, Tenn, are visiting the family
of Mr. r. F. Lennox on North Capitol ave
nue..
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Myers. of Xenia. O..
renowned instructor in Russian history, will
come next week to visit Mrs. NJ. V. Nc
Gilliard.
Misses Annie and Mary Reaume will give
company tomorrow evening for their
visitor. Miss Edna Mabel Purse, of New
port, Ky.
Mrs. Virginia C. Ferguson. of Kansas
City, came. yesterday to spend some time
with her daughter. Mrs. Scion l.. GooGe
and family.
Mr.. Harry r. Campbell returned yesterday
from Leavenworth, Kan. where he passed
with honor the examinations for second
lieutenant, L. S. A.
Miss Julie Moore. of Chicago, who is con-
nected with the Department of the Interior,
is here to spend week with her aunt, Mrs
Thomas Day. on Central avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville M. Ballard and
daughter are spending the summer at their
country home, Penrhyn Place, on the Rock
vile road, five miles from the city.
Mr.. Hanford Newell Rogers will give a
coaching party this evening in honor OF
Miss Gardiner. of Laurel Miss. Miss Lois
Dyer win give a tea tomorrow afternoon
for Miss Dyer
Mrs. Annie E. Ferry, who has been spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. r. P. Craft,
will leave to-day for Clearwater, Mich, TO
visit for a few weeks before returning to
her home in New York.
Rev Henry A. Buchtel. former pastor of
the Central-avenue Church, will come In
short time to visit the family of Mr.. Charles
n. Stephenson. Mr.. Buchtel will occupy the
pulpit of central-avenue Church one Sunday
while here.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Frances Chambers, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Chambers, formerly
of this city, and Mr.. j. Edward Headley,
both of Pendleton. The wedding will take
place Aug. g.
Miss vinton Cakes has issued invitations
for a reception Saturday afternoon, from 3
to g. in honor of Mrs. Louis Pfaffiin's guest
Miss Lucy Pfaf1in, Of Austin. Tex, and
Miss Belle Rundell. of Toledo, O., who is
visiting Mrs. Charles A. Bookwalter.
Miss nellie Kiley, of Marion, is the guest
of Mrs. John Ruckelshaus, on Walcott street.
Wednesday evening Misses Rose and Laura
Fitzgerald gave porch party for Miss
Kiley and last evening Miss Sue Huber gave
a wheel ride and a supper at the Country
Club for the same guest.
Miss Bessie Lee Webb gave the second
noon. the guest of honor being her cousin
Miss Edith Waters, of Louisville. The
porch was decorated with flags and flowers.
Juliette Gardiner, of Laurel. Miss. Ger
trude Henry Julia Hollweg. Helen Seaton,
Mera Tousey, Natalie briggs, Daisy Clark
Maude Mcconnell, Kate and Charlotte Cath
cart. Eliza Chambers. Mary Davis, Martha
DRAPER, Lois Dyer and Mrs. Frank Her.
rington.
Mrs. Frank A. Hamilton received inform
ally yesterday afternoon at her home on
Central avenue, assisted by the young ladies
who were her attendants at her wedding,
including Miss Susan G. Brown. who was
the maid of honor. and Miss Edith Furnas,
Miss May Morris, Miss Ada Hamilton and
Miss Anna Wright. who were the brides
maids In the evening DR.. and Mrs. Ham
ilton entertained the assisting young ladies
and Mr.. Frank Davidson, Dr. Ralph Nor
gan, Mr. Benjamin Richardson and Mr. Os-
car Hamilton, who were also attendants at
the wedding, at supper. The table was
adorned with sweet peas, they having been
used on the former occasion.
SOLDIERS LAWN FETE.
Mrs. s. C. Dark, of No. 26O1 North Illinois
street, will give a lawn fete this evening
for the benefit of the Indiana soldiers. She
will be assisted by Mesdames j. l.. Barn
hart, w. G. Bauer, H. j. Taylor, F. Davey,
e. A. Wales, G. McJackson Welsh. Lucia
p. Berger, j. G. Taylor, A. j. Taylor F.
O'Haver. N. A. Moore. Valentine Barnes,
James Huffer. who will throw open their
rion Club and the Y. M. c. A. Band will
booth Misses j. Conklin, c.. Eden, A.
Barnes. Fryburg. M. Fleming, A. Hicks,
Roberts, McFaran " Barnes will preside,
and the gypsy fortune tellers will be Mrs.
b. NJ Lawrence, Mrs. M. Collins and Miss
H. Huffer