The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-03
nTNTICT DR.. A. E. BUCHANAN
UlN11U1 1888 When Building.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. George G. Sloan, of the Shiel, leaves
to-day for Chicago Beach Hotel
Mrs. w B. Gates and son Herbert have
taken apartments at the Blacherne.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cornelius and boys
will return this week from Wawasee
Mrs. N. A. Gladding and daughters will
leave next week for the Adirondacks
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Crook have returned
from their trip to England and Scotland
DR. and Mrs. l.. C. Cline and family have
returned from trip to Yellowstone PARK.
Mr. Otto Haueisen is home from Evans
VILE to visit his parents for Few days.
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Atkins have gone to
West Baden to spend week or ten days.
Mr.. and. Mrs George Merritt will go to
MackiIao soon to visit friends for snort
time.
Mrs. Robert Glover and son. of Waveland,
are visiting Miss Mary Bruce on Coliege
avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. Theodore Potter have re,
Turned from their trip to Putin Bay ana
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Wheeler. and daughter
Ray have gone 10 Duiutn' "iieAe my W"
visit friends.
i Mr.. Cave Ashbrook of Louisville, is visit
9 ing his parents and sisters, on Nortn ne"
Jersey street.
Miss Edna Benton has returned from
months stay with friends at Kendallville
and Rome City.
Miss Anna Curtis will give tea this
afternoon for her visitor, Miss Mary Bin
lOr0, OF HdTlS, III.
Mrs. Mary Louise Salter left last evening
for BuffaIo N. w. to visit her daughter,
Mrs Walter Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Rurford returned yes
terday from Maxinkuckee Where tney nave
been for a, fortnight.
Mr. James N Rogers has gone to st; Paul,
Kan. accompanied by his brother, George
Rogers, of Louisville.
Miss Ryan left yesterday, for New YORK,
where she will be connecteu with the LAZY
Companv for the coming season
Mr.. Charles Mayer will go to Dansville
N " Saturday TO visit Mrs. Mayer Mrs.
Mayer will return h&ne this fali.
The Misses Frances and Emma Atkins Will
give a luncheon tomorrow for Miss Kath-
crime Walcctt and Miss Louise Erwin.
Mr.. Lee and Miss Martha Railsback re-
turned home yesterday from Greene county
where they have been spending their va
cation.
Mrs. E.. B. McOuat and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. McOuat will go to Maxinkuckee
to-day to remain at their cottage Tor lie"
weeks.
Miss Marie Kirby, of Towanda, N. Y.
will come the middle of September to spend
the winter and study with Mr. arthur Z.
Preston.
Miss Eva Florence Taffe celebrated her
birthday anniversary last evening by Civ
ing a party at her home on North New
Jersey street.
several weeks, has so far recovered that she
will go to Brazil next week to visit Mrs.
John Adams until September.
Mr. and Mrs John n Hurry will give a
dinner at the Columbia Club Tomorrow
evening for Miss June Jaquith and her
guest Miss Grace Clark of Cincinnati.
Julius D. Pearson, who has been in New
York and the New England States since
June, returned home yesterday to arrange
for a European trip. He will sail Aug. TO-
Misses Gertrude. Lillian and Mona Tag
CART entertained friends with porch party
yesterday in honor of visiting guests, Miss
Lyon, Miss Hauk and Miss Bessie Taggart.
The Ladies, Aid Society of Memorial
Church will give trolley party Friday
sesnns ears a Veil start a5a frS the
street at s o'clock.
The Misses Wilson. of Topeka, Kan. who
have heerHsthes guests of Mrs Pleasant
IN the country. At the end of that time
they will again be with Mrs. Bond.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society. of the
Twenty-seyenth battery will meet to-nor-
row morning at Q o'clock at the home Of
the president. Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks.
Everyone who IS interested is invited.
Miss Emma Meyer, of San Diego. Cal.
University is visiting her brother Mr.
Charles A. Meyer. Next week Miss Meyer
will go 10 New York and she will said for
Europe Aug. IL, to be absent some time.
Mrs Fred EiIhard, of No 14o5 Fletcher
avenue, received yesterday afternoon for
her guests, Misses Elma Greyer and Mayme
cekefair, of Anderson, and Amelia Eilhard
4 of Cincinnati Carnations smilax and ported
; palms were the. decorations. with a display
: Of the national colors. Ices were served.
y Mr. and Mrs Jaquith have issued invita-
tons for the marriage of their daughter
June and DR.. j. Allen Johnson, of Smyrna
Del, 10 take place at Christ Church
"Wednesday morning. Aug. 10. A number of
guests from Miss Jaquith's former home
IN Cincinnati, will come for the wedding
Miss Mary Minor gave a kitchen shower
yesterday morning in honor of Miss Virginia
Sale, who is 10 be married next week. The
guests brought their gifts in packages which
were piled in q large clothes basket and
the bride-to-be had the pleasure of opening
the parcels for the others to see. The guests
included Miss Courtney. Miss Mary Share,
Miss Florence. Atkins, Miss Marie Pierson,
Miss Margaret Foster. Mrs. SPOTS, Mrs.
Pressell, Miss Laura Hanna Mrs Eugene
" Minor, Miss Kate Warren, Miss Agnes
Neighbor Miss Annabel Williams, Miss
Alice Hunter and Miss Marina Pierson.
KIRKFIAM GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSvILLE. Ind. Aug. 2.-Mr. and
Mrs John A. Kirkham. aged seventy-nine
and seventy-four years respectively. will
celebrate their golden wedding anniversary
tomorrow at their home near Hail. They
have nine children, all married. Almost
a hundred children and grandchildren will
participate. They were among the early
settlers OF Morgan county.