The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


her uncle in this city.
Dr. and Mrs Herman Pink will return
from their northern trip Sept. 10.
Miss Jeanette Judson is the guest Of
Miss Edith Wallick for few days
Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Hord and chill
dren have returned from Nantucket
Miss Eleanor Whitcomb has returned to
Rockville TO resume her Kindergarten
Mrs NJ. B. Wilson and daughters are ex-
pected home tomorrow from Mackinac.
Mrs. Clara Resener has gone to Memphis.
Tenn, and Little Rock. Ark, on trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hobery left to-day
for New York. to be gone about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Talbot and son
Murray will return from Monocqua Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur n. Dwyer have re-
turned from their trip to the Atlantic
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Bacon. of Muncie. are Wis
ting their son. Rev. e. r.. Bacon, and
family.
Miss Juliette Bryan has returned from
visit TO her brother, Hugh Bryan, in La
fayette.
Mr.. and Mrs H. p WATSON, daughter and
son will return to-day from their visit to
Canada.
Mrs W. ". winslow and children will go
to Milan, o.. the last of this week to visit
relatives.
Miss Susan Lawton, of Kirkwood. Mo.
will arrive tomorrow to visit Mrs. Frank
L. Bingham.
Mrs. Frank A. Morrison and daughter
have returned from Cape Cod, where they
were for three weeks.
Miss Evelyn Holiday will give tea for
number of college girls, who are to return
East, Thursday afternoon.
Miss Caroline l.. Palmer, secretary of the
Young Woman's Christian Association. has
returned from her vacation.
Mrs d. B. Knickerbacker has returned
from Kennebunkport. Me-, where she has
been spending two months.
Mrs. Henry Bliss and son have returned
from Lake Maxinkuckee. where they spent
the summer at their cottage
Mr.. Carter. of Peru. who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. John Hendricks, at the
Victoria, has returned home.
Miss Erckener. of Cleveland. who is TO
take a number OF Indianapolis young ladies
to Europe, spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Wanamaker, of Philadelphia. who
has been spending several weeks with Mrs.
W. Nj. Herriott. has returned home.
Mr.: Karl Hoenig. formerly of this city.
has located In Columbus, o., where he Is
the choir director at Trinity Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Mccullough. of Frank
ton, left yesterday to visit relatives in
Philadelphia and other parts of the East.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Barnes
will take place this morning at st. Paurs
chapel.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
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the church parlors.
Mrs. r. o. Hawkins and daughter are ex-
pected home the last of this week. They
have come from the seashore to their old
home, In Warren, o., to visit relatives.
Mr.. Henry c. Adams and family will re-
turn this week from Lake Maxinkuckee,
where they have been entertaining a series
of house parties at their cottage during
| the summer.
| Mrs. Charles B. lockwood left last even
/ ing for Virginia to visit relatives for few
weeks. Her brother and sister, Mr.. Cald-
/ well and Mrs. Carey. are travelling in Eng
/ land at present.
/ Miss Della Marquardt, who has been Wis
| iting her sister. Mrs. William F. Elliott, has
returned to her home. in Des Moines. Mrs.
| Elliott and son will go to Des MoineS in
/ two weeks to make visit.
/ DIR. and Mrs William Latham have re-
turned from their ST. Lawrence trip. Mr..
Charles H. Comstock. who went with them.
| friends in Cleveland for a few days.
| The Flower Mission Magazine. published
at Council Bluffs. Ia, for September has
| of Mrs. May Wright Sewall. prepared by
| Miss Mary c. Rariden, of this city.
| Mrs. George r. Barbour, who has been
| spending several weeks in Connecticut. will
| Miss Marguerite Barbour who will remain
a few days before going to her home, in
| Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter Margaret
Gowan and family. who have been occupy
| Ing Mrs Carey'S residence, on North Della
| ware street, will take Mr.. w. II. Coleman
| house on their return.
/ Miss Lille Rieman, of Baltimore, and
| Mr.. Richmond lowering, of Lafayette, will
| arrive this morning to visit Mrs. John L.
| Griffiths. Mr.. lowering Is en- route to Yale
| This afternoon Mrs. Griffiths will give ar
informal tea to number of young people
for her niece, Miss Rose Cavins, of Peru
| Miss Rieman and Mr. lowering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar j. Foster received
informally yesterday afternoon for Mr.
celebrated her eighty-seventh birthday an
| niversary. There were numerous friends
who called. many of them the older citi-
zens and many young people and children
who know Grandma Foster" The -four
| sons. General r. s. Foster, Captain Wallace
| Foster. Edgar j. Foster and Chaplin c. Eos
| Ter, assisted in the entertainment of guests
The rooms were full of flowers and there
| were notes and other remembrances sent
| during the day to make the anniversary
| memorable 1t was the first time that Mrs
| Foster had so received her friends and il
| was particularly happy occasion for her
| Mrs. Foster, Mrs. j. W. Bradshaw, Mr.. and
| Mrs. NJ. l.. Crowell. Miss Faust and the
| Misses Dickinson assisted in showing the
| the door. Mrs. Foster is a great-grand-
| mother TO the little daughter of Mrs. r. r.
| Buchanan, a daughter of Mr.. E j. Foster
| and four generations were together for the
| birthday Mrs. Foster is much loved by a
| wide circle of friends and this afternoon the
| members of the Central Christian Church
| will receive for her in the parlors of the
| church. Mrs. Foster has been a member and
| active worker of the womens societies OF
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