The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Miss Carrie Malott left yesterday for Port
land, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Atkins will go to West
Baden soon for a week or ten days.
Mrs.. M, M. Carr has returned from a
visit Of two weeks in Martinsville.
Miss Mary Sloan has returned from Wis
1t of several weeks in the country.
The gCleoni Club will give midsummer
dance at Bread Ripple Friday evening.
Miss nellie Kiley. of Marion, will be the
guest of Miss Nellie Samuels over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Knippenberg has gone to
Glendale, Mont, TO join Mr.. Knippenberg.
Miss Anetta Langsdale will return to-day
from a visit to friends in Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Florence Taggart gave an informal
tea yesterday morning for a few girl friends.
Mrs. McElhennen will go to Maxinkuckee
Saturday to visit Mrs. S. p Sheerin for a
week.
Mrs. James Broden, Miss Brooks and Mr..
JOHN Hatfield have returned from visit in
Virginia
Mrs. E. G. Wiley and son, Mr. Frederick
ii. Wiley, will go to Lake Harbor, Mich,
next month.
Mr.. George f. Adams and grandson. Mr.
Watson, have returned from a fishing trip
to Michigan.
Mrs. William ]. Mckee returned from Eu-
rope yesterday with Mrs. Charles H. Wal
colts party.
Miss Madeaine Skinner, of Brooklyn is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Agnes Brown, on
Sutherland avenue,
Mrs. Arthur B. Grover has returned from
a visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Zerelda
Wallace, at Cataract.
Mr, and Mrs; Arthur Y. Brown have gone
to Boston and other New England places
for visit of a few weeks.
Miss Nellie Raleigh. of Hoboken, N. j.,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. John
Norris, has returned home.
pr. Maurice III. Raschig will return this
a al 4
fornia and Yellowstone Park.
Misses Agnes and Margaret McCulloch
will leave tomorrow for Sheboygan Mich,
to join their mother and sister.
Mr.. Albert r, Coffin and Mr.. Alexander
l. Taggart will leave Friday for Higgins
lake to remain until school opens.
- Miss Percy Walker will give porch party
N-mozTow morning to about twenty-five
girls at her home in Woodruff Place.
Mrs. John Gibney and Miss Agnes Moore
viii go to Elmira, N. Y, next week to visit
Miss Alice Synder, formerly of this city.
Mr.. John S. Duncan and Mr. John A. But
Ter, who have been fishing at Georgian bay
fer three weeks, will return home to-day.
Misses Bessie Hauk and Bessie Taggart,
of Logansport, are visiting Miss Taggart's
grandparents at No. 1904 College avenue.
Mrs. Augustus Bruner will leave to-mor-
row for Colorado Springs to join Mr..
Bruner who has been West for two weeks.
Mrs. Gardiner and Miss Gardiner who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James N.
Msssissippi.
M. and Mrs. f. ]. Dougherty and daugh-
ter Areline leave the list of August for a
lake trip and few weeks at the Chicago
Beach Hotel.
Mr. Herbert Johnson has gone on a wheel
trip to Chicago. Milwaukee and Waukesha
Ifsswill join party of friends at Higgins
lake for a few days.
3 Miss Mary Dye, Miss Charity Dye and
Miss Elsie Applegate have returned from a
trip to Old Point Comfort. Washington and
DR.. and Mrs. Quincy Van Hummel have
returned from a vacation in the north. DR.:
Harry Van Hummel, who is in Canada, will
return home next week.
Mr.. Francis Harvey McElroy of Della
ware, o., has joined his wife, who has been
visiting herrparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Goodwin for several weeks.
Mr. Page Chapman gave a small bowling
party last night at the German House for
Miss Jewett. of Moravia, N. Y, who is
visiting the Misses Holman.
MISS Anna Ramsey of Madison, is visiting
Mrs. Leah F.. Ramsey, who also has Miss
I.eollne Radcliffe of Brooklyn, and Miss
Leah Fletcher in house party.
Mrs. A. n. Angle has returned from Birm-
ingham, Ala, where she has been spending
seven weeks. Mrs. Angle also visited New
Orleans and other cities while South.
DR.. and Mrs Frank Hemingway. of ST..
Louis. are visiting Mrs. Hemingway's par
ents. Rev.sand Mrs. Charles N. Sims. They
are en- route to DIR. Simss farm in townsville
to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Caroline VOOLFOLK ana daughter Eu-
genia. who have been visiting Mrs. Silas t.
Bowen for several weeks, Will leave Satur-
day for a lake trip before returning to their
home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. Edwin Spear and Major Thomas NJ.
Defrees will go to Buffalo tomorrow and
from there they will take a wheel trip
through eastern New York State. Later
Mr.. Spear will join Mrs. Spear at Fortune
Rock, Me-
The Indiana Signal Corps, commanded by
Captain McIntire, of this city, has been or
dered to move from Washington ID. G.,
and join the Seventh i,, Army Corps now sta ia
ports received here, the order was received
with much enthusiasm by the men.
A number Of young men gave a trolley
party and dance at Fairview last evening
for Miss nellie Moore, of Rochester. n. Y,
who is visiting Miss Edith MacFarland.
The party was chaperoned by DR.. and Mrs.
Hoover M M ana MIS-, J. Il nm MaeFarland and
MacFarland will give a reception and dance
for Miss Moore.
the members of the Musk Verein, with
their wives and friends, chartered a
Broad Ripple car last night and made up
a trolley party to Broad Ripple Park. Ar
irving there, they found the steamer Sun
shine gayly decorated with lanterns and
ready for an evenings outing on the water.
Abotit $50 persons made up the party, and
at the conclusion of the steamboat ride the
ladies confiscated all the lanterns as SOU
venirs of the OCCASION.
Miss I1elia Newcomer. Of Upton, is enter
tanning a house party Her guests are Miss
Myrtle Smyser and Miss Estella Fisher, of
this city. Miss Love Champion. Of Delphi,
Miss Caroline Sifnms. OF Frankfort and Miss
Bell Of Kokono. They have been the
guests OF honor at garden party given by
Miss Sh.rk. dinner and reception given by
break party, and this week there will be
other entertainments for them.
Sweeping Ordinance Criticised.