The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

DR.. J. A. Martin will give break party
Tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sweeney and family
nave returned from Macatawa
Mrs. Katherine l.. Dorsey is spending a
few weeks at Haines Falls, N. Y
Mrs. I. H. Wilson and daughters will GO
TO Chicago this week to make visit
Mr. John Thomson will return tomorrow
from visit to his mother in Lafayette
Miss Annabel Gilmore. of Liberty, is WIS.,
lung MISS Violette Kelvie, at the Glendolla
Miss Kate Robson left Sunday evening
Tor Mackinac to spend two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Friedman, of Mum
Kriei. ""iiain
Miss Griffith and Miss Julia Fletcher will
leave to-day for Watch Hill to remain
month.
Mrs. Joseph Hummel. of Muncie has come
TO visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. M
Gallahue.
this week to visit their aunt, Mrs. A. NJ
McCleary.
Mrs j. J. Smith will leave TODAY for
rochester. N. Y, to visit relatives for
few weeks.
Miss Eliza G. Browning is home from a
visit to relatives in Virginia, where she
spent four weeks.
Mrs. William e. Coffin. of New York, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts at
the Plaza, Sunday
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from visit to her brother j. K. Cady and
family, in Chicago.
Miss Anna K. Mclaughlin took part in a
concert in Bunalo, Friday evening, with Mr..
Jaroslaw de Zielinski.
Miss Helen Davidson has returned from
visit % her sister, Mrs. George H Will
hanson, in Cincinnati.
Mrs. John A. Butter viii go to Maxim
kuckee to-day to spend the month with her
mother, Mrs Wallick and family.
Mrs. b. F. Fotterall, who has been visit
ing her niece, Mrs. Isabel Adam, returned
to her home in Lafayette yesterday.
Mr. Henry D. Pierce has returned from
visit to Watch Hill, and will leave the mid
die of August for trip to Europe.
Miss Grace WATSON will return tomorrow
from Cincinnati where she has been the
guest of Miss Forwood for two weeks.
Miss Beatrice Foy, Miss Violet Demree
and Miss Jessie Smith will go to Mackinaw
to-day for visit of two three weeks.
Miss Bessie Potter, of North Meridian
street, will leave this week for Tennessee
to visit her brother. Mr.. Charles Potter.
Miss Cuba Pauline Reagan. of No. 1923
Central avenue, will spend two weeks with
Miss Margaret Allen, 1903 Central avenue.
Mr. Kennard WATSON went to Charles
voix Mich, last evening with Mrs. Harold
Hibben and children and Mrs. j. S. Holli-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Taylor and son, who
have been spending few days at home,
will return to their cottage at Cedar lake
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Layman. Miss
Bessie Hord and Miss Margaret. Lockwood
will return to-day from Catawba island,
where they spent two weeks.
Rev and Mrs. Charles N. Sims will go
to Mr.. Simss old home in southern Indiana
to-day to spend a few weeks returning
here for the first Sunday in September.
Mr. and Mrs James R. Lilley, formerly
ST. Petersburg, where they were entertained
by Consul General William r. Holloway, OF
this city.
Miss Lucy Holiday, with Miss Walton,
of Cleveland is visiting in Toledo and last
week Miss Holiday and Miss Walton were
the guests of honor at party given by Mrs.
George Rathbone.
DR.. Joseph W. Marsee and daughter Miss
May B. Brown and Mr.. William Bass left
yesterday morning for a wheel trip through
the western part Of the State. They will
go as far as Terre Haute.
Mrs ]. II. Mueller gave q birthday party
Yesterday afternoon for her son Martens.
The parlors were prettily decorated with
flags and bunting OF the national colors
Japanese lanterns and red, white and blue
refreshments were served
Mrs Aquilla Q. Jones. Mrs. Louise
Raschig. of California, Mrs. James N.
Rogers and daughters, Mrs. Anthony VIE
gand and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reeves and Miss Reeves will be the
guests at a house party to be given this
week by Mrs. John Tompkins and daughters
at Irvington.
The marriage of Mr. William F. Landers
Of this city, and Miss Camilla Fisk. of To-
ledo, will take place tomorrow morning at
the brides home in Toledo. The wedding
trip will be a three weeks journey through
Canada and the Eastern cities. and then
Mr. Landers and his bride viii return to
this city and reside at the Victoria.
1t has been proposed to give a series of
summer dances at the Propylaeum--"fce
water dances, they are to be called as ice
water will be the only refreshment. There
is so little going on socially that it Is eX
pected that these dances will be feature
of the season. The curator at the Propy-
laeum may be consulted Dy those VINO de-
sire TO know particulars
The National Hospital Corps has asked
the members of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution of the Caroline Scott Har-
rison Chapter, of this city to provide more
night shirts for the hospltal snip. me gar
nents will be cut and ready TO be made to-
morrow and any one who Will assist in the
work whether a member or the society or
not may have them to make by calling at
Mrs c. W. Sloan's, GOA North Meridian
CLARK-TAYLOR.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO Ind, Aug. 1.-George Clark,
former school teacher of this place, now
agent for an insurance company at Wabash,
and Miss Dora Taylor, of this city. were
married Saturday evening by Rev. c. E.
White, of acknowledgements NJ. f. Church.
The bride is a daughter OF Ralph Taylor.
She has been a teacher in the city schools
for ten years. They will live in Wabash.
Movements of Steamers.
GIBRALTAR Aug. ARRIVED: Ems,
from New York, for Naples and Genoa.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.--Arrived Nomadic.