The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Maud Smith has gone to Columbus
to visit Miss Lucas.
Miss Carrie Brush is visiting Miss Char
/ lotte White, of Greensburg.
Mr.. Clarence Coffin left yesterday to re-
sumo his work at Yale Cole
Mr.. Charles f.. Smith, VIII been ill
for several weeks, is convale t.
Miss Bishop, of Boston, is guest of
Mrs. James M. Hume for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. English will
leave to-day for the north to spend few
weeks
Mrs. John N. Carey returned yesterday
from Charlevoix, where she has been for
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cameron, of Mobile
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles j.
Buchanan.
Miss Ella. Mcconnell, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, IS visiting Mrs. T. S. Hacker, at
Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson, of Brookville, is visit
ing her niece, MRS. w. ]. Hughes, at the
Hotel English.
Mrs. Robert Martindale. who went to
spend a few days with her parents, will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Mrs. ]. G. Ingram and daughter Clara
will leave tomorrow for Defiance, o.. to
visit relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Kramer and fam
lily have returned from Tippecanoe lake,
where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Watkins will sail for
England next Wednesday on the Teutonc.
They will spend some time in the lake dis
trict.
Miss Theodosia Hadley who went to Vas
sar College last week, returned yesterday,
having been summoned by the death of her
father.
The Inter Nos Literary Club will meet to-
morrow with Mrs. S. N. Mcfarland, No.
1920 Pleasant street. Presidents day will
be observed.
Miss Kerfoot, who has been visiting Miss
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TUNED home, accompanied by Mrs. Living
stone Rowland.
The members of the Mayfiower Church
will give a reception to their new pastor,
in the church parlors.
Mr.. John A. Kurtz, of Denver, Col, is
spending a few days in the city with his
brother, Mr.. w; p. kurtz, and wife, whom
he accompanied home.
Mr.. Frank Ormsby, who has been leading
tenor at the Second Presbyterian Church.
has resigned, and with his wife has removed
to Chattanooga, Tenn, to reside.
DR.. r. l. Brakeman and Theodore Wag-
ner and Messrs. Charles Humphrey and
Louis A. Seilken are in the northern part
of Wisconsin fishing for muskellunge.
Mrs w. T. Brown will go to Princeton to-
morrow for a short visit. Mrs. H. L.
Bullock and daughter, of Elmira, N. Y, will
come the last of this week to visit Mrs
Brown.
A number of members of the Terpsichore
Club gave dance last evening at the Bren-
neke Academy in honor of several other
members who have recently returned from
the war.
Rev. William Alvin Bartlett, former pas
tor Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
will come to attend the marriage of his
niece: Miss Katherine Walcott, and Mr..
w. G.. Comfy.
Mrs Jessie McGibeny, who is now in
Michigan, will be here to spend Sunday with
Mrs Hugh McGibeny, en- route to New
York. where she will spend the winter
studying with Oscar Sanger
Miss Maybelle Leonardo, who has been
visiting Mrs d. ]. Handlin; of Fletcher
companied by Miss Regina Handlin, who
will visit in New York and Philadelphia.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Sunday an
nounces the engagement of Mr.. John NJ.
Burckhardt,. daughter of Mr.; and Mrs. Leo
pold Burckhardt, of Avondale. The mar
riage will take place in November.
The Minerva Circle will have it's first
at the home of Mrs. William T. Brown.
Mrs. Frank H: Hovey having resigned as
president, an election for a member to that
office will be one of the duties of the after
noon.
Mrs. Edward N Richards has issued in
vitations for the marriage of her daughter,
Nellie May, and Mr.. Charles Leroy Far
rell, to take place at the Central Christian
Church, Wednesday evening, Oct. II. The
ceremony will be followed by small COM
pany ct the house.
rooms at the Denison Hotel Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 6, by the ladies of the Flow
er Mission. who have the cook book in
charge. Tickets are for sale and the pro-
ceads will be for the purpose of paying the
expenses of the book.
The reception committee at the Contem-
porary Club Tomorrow evening will be Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas c. Day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob P. Dunn, Miss Mary Dean and Mr..
Wilfred r. Dean. Miss Mary H. Krouts
subject for her address on London will be
Memorable Occasions
Mrs. James Nelson Hamilton. who, with
her mother, Mrs. Alice w. PIERCE, has been
visiting Mr.. Hamiltons family in Scotland,
sailed yesterday from England to join Mr..
Hamilton in Bosra, Turkey in Asia, where
Mr.. Hamilton preceded her by few weeks.
Mrs. PIERCE will remain abroad some time.
Mrs S. e. Perkins entertained yesterday
morning for Miss Louten, literary editor of
the Interior, of Chicago. The guests TO meet
visitor she is; Mrs. T. o. Barbour and her
visitor, Miss Isham. OF Cincinnati; Mrs.
Henry n. Castle and her sister, Mrs. Ly-
man, of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. 7. A. Winter
rowd and Mrs. john G. Dean.
The Flower Mission Magazine this year
will have the title Mother Goose for ALL"
Among those who will contribute to it's
pages win be Mr.. Meredith Nicholson, Mr..
Hector Fuller. Mr.. II. H. Rowland and
Mrs. John L. Grithths. The design for the.
and il will be in three coiors-black, red and
white There will be several unique stories
and Illustrations.
The members of the Meridian-street
Church congregation viii give reception
to Rev. and Mrs. Sims as soon as Mrs. Sims
RECEIVERS from a slight indisposition. Mr..
Sims has completed his five years of service
as pastor of Meridian-street Church. and
the reception viii be farewell, although
he will probably supply the pulpit until the