The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

are at the Hotel English.
Miss Florence Haywood has returned from
visit to friends in Denver.
Mr.. s. A. Nebeker will leave to-day for a
six weeks stay at Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. Warren Cakes has returned from an
extended trip to Cincinnati and Detroit
Mrs John Reaume and daughter Anna
will go to Martinsville to spend next week.
Mrs. Herbert W. Foltz and daughter have
returned from a visit to friends in Joliet,
Miss Maud Elgin, of 631 East Eleventh
street, has returned to her home from Chi
cago.
Mrs W. B. Allen and daughter, of st.
Miss Fay Shower has gone to Youngs-
town, o., to visit her brother for fort
night.
Miss Mabel Hauk entertained a number
of friends yesterday for her visitor, Miss
Hauk.
Miss Blanche Williston will GO to Mar
quette to-day with party of friends from
Louisville.
Mrs. Henry Smith and three daughters
have returned from their summer cottage,
at Riverside.
Mrs. S. H. socwell and children, and Mrs
Aoner Lewis have gone to Madison to re-
main two weeks.
Mr.. Frank Curtis and daughter will leave
next week for Springlake Beach. N. j., to
be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Allen Dale and daughter
Lillian Atkins, will leave next week for
Connecticut to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hodgson, of Mat
toon, ILL.,, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Judson
Smith, on West Michigan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Campbell will
give family dinner tomorrow evening for
their son, Mr. Harry G. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Dryden. of ST.
Louis, are guests of Mrs. James II. Bald
win, 725 North Pennsylvania street.
street. has returned home after few weeks
visit among friends at Martinsvile.
Miss Adelaide Carman and DR.. Rebecca
Rogers will leave tomorrow night for Bay
View. Mich, where they will spend six
weeks
DR.. J. A. Martin was host for a break
party last night taking his guests out in
three breaks for a drive to the country for
supper.
Mr.. Samuel A. Morrison will leave next
week for Shinnecock HILL l.. l., to join
Mrs. Morrison and her mother, Mrs w. A.
Woods.
The. Misses Margaret and Nettie Shower
have invited friends for a dance Saturday
evening in honor Of their visitor, Miss Lyon,
of Pittsburg.
Miss Little Viola Fleming is visiting
friends in Kentucky, and will visit Wash
ington, ID. c., before returning home, which
will be early in autumn.
The Misses Antrim, of Williamsport, Pa
VIII come Saturday to visit their brother.
to this city from Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H. Miller have gone
east to visit their son, Mr.. Sameul d.
Miller, and family, and their daughter. Mrs.
Augustin Minshall Hopper.
Miss Amy King, of 666 East Tenth street,
Will leave soon for an extended visit among
friends at Louisville KY, and from there to
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rathfon, of Fletcher avenue
entertained about fifty guests at progress
sive pedro Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Moore, of Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs j; L. MacFarland and Miss MacFar-
afternoon for their guest. Miss Moore, of
Rochester n. Y. No invitations.
Mrs. Roland Sherman. who has been
spending the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Haerle, will leave next
week for her home, in Massachusetts.
Miss Anna Curtis gave a flag contest
party yesterday afternoon in honor of her
visitor, Miss Mary Binford. of Paris, ILL.,
About twenty young ladies were enter
tanned.
The officers and committees of the Mat
NEE musicale are making preparations to
the founding of the society at the presi-
dents day meeting, in October.
Miss Stella Adams and her visitor, Miss
Johnson, of Washington d. G., have re-
Miss Muriel Hit will have a few girls to
luncheon to-day for Miss Johnson
The Amphion Club held its summer out
ing last evening at Broad Ripple Ladies
were the guests of the members. The COM
mttee in charge of the entertainment in
Guided Mr. ". II. Daggett. Mr.. A. E.
Buchanan and w. H. Wilkinson.
Arrangements are we'll under way for the
Flower Mission fair, to be held at Tom
linson Hall in November. 1t will be a
Mother Gose fete: Each booth will repre-
booths will be dressed in character.
Mrs. Wild. of Noblesville, and Mrs. Luf-
KIN: OF Lima, q, are spending this week
With Mrs. Wa kats Perry Norris Mr. and Mrs
Rabbi. of Vincennes. who have been Mrs
Morriss guests, have returned home.
Miss Ida Newly, who will have charge of
Club next week for the VISITING me ades o
the l.. A. W., will be assisted by Miss
Blanche o'Donnell Miss Florence Taggart,
Miss Florence Atkins, Miss Jessie Adams
anC Miss Clara Hess.
MISS ATKINS'S TEA.
A midsummer tea was given Yesterday
from to o'clock by Miss Florence Atkins.
for Miss Virginia Sale, who is to be mar
ried next week. and Miss Jessie Adams.
who has recently come to this city from
Pittsburg. The guests were welcomed in the
drawing room, where pink and white gladi-
oluses were combined with Ferns and palms
for decoration. Miss Atkins was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Roland Sherman of
Worcester, Mass, Miss Florence Haywood,
Miss Theresa Pierce and Miss Annie
Reaume. In the music room Miss Louella
McLain and Miss Mabel Schmidt served the
punch. The dining room was adorned in the
prevailing coors of pink and white asters
being used for the first time this season. A
large oval silver basket filled the center of
the table and was filled with maidenhair
fern and asters, and the mantels We're a
mass of the same blossoms Presiding In the
dining room were Miss Denny. Miss Martha
Carey. Miss Marie Pierson, who is to be
maid of honor at Miss Sales wedding Miss
Lillian Gibbs. Miss Blanche ODonnell and
Miss Mary Minor, who is to be bridesmaid
In the reception hail palms hid harpist
who. played all the afternoon. Among the
hundred or more guests were Miss Purser
of Louisville. with Miss Reaume: Miss Nc
Culloch. of Anderson. with Miss Carey:
Miss Edith Waters. of Louisville with Miss
Webb; Miss Johnson, of Washington, d. c.
with Miss Stella Adams; Miss Alice Hunter
Brooklyn. with Miss Bryan: Miss Lyon of
Pittshurg, with the Misses Shower. and Miss
Taggart. who is visiting Miss Gertrude Tag
CART.
FETLIG-HIGGINS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SIIELBYVILLE, Ind. Aug. 3-Mr Victor
u. Fetlig of Seymour. and Miss Mary May
Higgins were married this morning in ST.
Joseph Catholic Church, Rev. Father Kari
In officiating. They left on a morning train
for the East. after which they will return to
their home in Seymour.