The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-03

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Mr.. Louis J. Levy, of st. Louis. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Solomon for a
few days.
terday from Europe, where they have been
for year.
Mrs. A. A. Cady went-to Logansport yes
terday to visit her son, DR.. Nelson Cady,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kiersted returned to
Chicago yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. f.
J. Hammond.
Miss Clara Rooms. Of Muncie, will sing
this morning and evening at Meridian
street church.
Mr.. Charles Stone Mr. c. v. Griffith and
Mr.. Thomas Afford are at Lake Wawasee
for a few days.
Mrs. Howard Briceland and daughter
have returned from a visit to relatives in
Charlottesville.
Mr.. George Wiegand will go to New York
and other Eastern cities tomorrow, to re-
main month
Miss Josephine Vestal and Miss Anna
Lockhart will leave Tuesday for New York
and Washington.
Miss Annie Shuler, of Bloomington, ILL.,,
Will come this week to spend the summer
with her parents.
leave Tuesday for st. Joseph, Mich, to re-
main all summer.
Mrs. Ferdinandina Reese and sen and
daughter will go to AsheVille Tuesday to
remain six weeks.
Miss Reba Insley has returned from Terre
Haute, where she went to attend the Nor
NAL commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Baird, Of Louisville,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. WOollen on
North Illinois street.
Miss Emma Holloway has returned from
Fort Wayne, where she went to attend
the wedding OF friend
Mrs. Thomas Taggart and daughter Lucy
and Mr.. Frederick r. Winters are spend
ing week at West Baden.
The Northampton school girls who are at
MaXInkqckee gave party Friday evening
to Mr.. Jud Noble, at the lake.
Miss Lucia Holiday and sister Evelyn
have gone to the mountains of Virginia to
visit friends for a few weeks.
Mrs. James M. Winters and daughter
Emily will go to Springfield, O., tomorrow
to visit Mrs. Rabbits and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Krauss and daugh-
ter Lillian and Miss Clara Scholz will go to
Elkhart next week to make visit.
Mrs. Charles Railsback gave lawn party
Friday afternoon to celebrate the birthday
anniversary Of her daughter Ruth.
Mr.. Edward A. Coffin. a poet philosopher,
Of New York who has been the guest Of
Mr.. Charles Mayer, has returned home
Mn and Mrs. Henry G. Adams and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Adams and Miss
Mary Pickens have gone to Maxinkuckee.
The marriage of Miss Hannah Cohn and
Mr.. Jacob kaufman will take place
Wednesday evening at the Americas Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Brenneke and Mr.. and
Mrs William Foor and children will leave
for Crisfield, Md, Wednesday to spend the
summer.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the English
Lutheran Church will meet with Mrs John
Hanneman, No. 1907 Massachusetts avenue,
Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. H. Holiday will give her GUS
tomary Fourth Of July party tomorrow to
ole friends at her country place, Rika Don,
north Of the city.
Miss Louise Lilly has issued invitations
for tea Friday afternoon for Miss Hill,
of Chicago, and Miss Josephine Eddy, Of
Washington, d. G.
Mrs. D. L. Whittier is spending to-day at
Winona. She will return. here early this
week for few days, and will then go to
her home in Elmira.
Miss Mary Edith Dean is camping with
a party of friends on the Kankakee, and
later she will go to Kankakee, ILL.,, to visit
Miss Shirley Paddock.
Mrs. Eugene Baum. who has been here
with her sister, Mrs: James M: winters,
for severaf months, returned yesterday to
her home in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Walk will observe
their first reception day Thursday from
to 5 and to 10 o'clock, at their home, No.
627 North Capitol avenue.
Mr.. Clifford Shopbell came yesterday to
join his wife, and both will go to Frank
lin Tuesday to spend a week before return
ing to their home in Evansville.
Mrs. George 4: Dickson Mrs. John T.
Edmund C. Gall have returned from Chick
amauga, where they were for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Rauh have gone
to Chicago to spend week. Master Charles
Rauh has gone to Littleton, Col, to visit
his uncle, Mr.. William G. Sterne, and wife.
Miss Verna Ricketts,, of Charleston, Ill,
and Miss Harriet Young, of Washington, d.
c., who have been visiting Mrs Brush; at
Lombardy, are the guests of Mrs. Calvert
at the Blacherne.
Miss Harriet L. Perrill, of Manchester,
O., sister of Harlan Page Perrill, navigating
off of ha CT naT mr.
ling, is visiting Miss Mabel and mise Rash,
of No. 10l4 Keystone avenue
The Woodruff Place section of the kin
dergarten cleared $S45 by their recent feast
of lanterns, in spite of several postpone
ments and delays. They return their thanks
to all who assisted in any way
Mrs Carl V. Griffith is visiting friends in
Muncie. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K: Lilly went to
Wawasee Yesterday to remain a week, and
Miss Margaret Ridgeley and Master Eli Lii
ly. who accompanied them, will remain all
summer.
Miss Harriet Tutewiler. Miss Mary Ritter
of this city, Miss Frances Arnold Miss
Myrtle Ridpath and Miss Nell Matson of
Greencastle went to Brookville yesterday
to attend a house party to be given by Miss
Mary Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Amthor and Mr. and
Mrs. H. Bokeloh have returned from Chick
amauga, where they went to visit Mr.. Ed
win and Mr.. Oscar Amthor, who are with
the troops. the former with Company D,
Observation-Disclosures ty-eighth, and the lat
ter with the Twenty-seventh Indiana Bat
terry. Mr.. Amthor. ST., served with the
Twenty-second Indiana Infantry in the civil
war and saw a monument erected to his
old regiment while en- route to Crawfish
Spring.
Dr. Albert E. Sterne gave a dinner to
twenty-five physicians Tuesday evening in
honor of DR.. Sexton, of Rushville and at
o'clock entertained the members of the Ma
rion County Medical Society with a recep-
ton at his new sana forum, which was for
merly the Stoughton Fletcher homestead,
opposite Woodruff Place. The grounds were
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns and the
several rooms were beautified with Amer
lean Beauty roses palms and summer flow
erS. During the evening there were i'm
prOmptu addresses by the guests.
The members and friends of Grace NJ E.
Church. corner of East and Market streets
will give a house-warming Tuesday evening
at the new parsonage just completed and
adjoining the church building. About one
year ago Rev. G.. II. Mclaughlin started
this movement by donating a house and lot
to the church. this property to be sold and
the proceeds applied on a parsonage. The
donation was gratefully received and his
suggestions adopted. and a six-room house
with all modern improvements has been Sc
sured. The pastor. Rev. L. S. Knots and
his wife gladly welcome all who may come.
Mirage.