The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-29
PERSONAL and SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brown have gone
to New York for a few weeks.
Miss Emily Fletcher will return this morn
ing from short visit to Acton
Mrs F. E. Natson has returned from
visit to her sister in Columbus, o.
Mrs. p. NJ. Hildebrand was hostess for
the Alpha Club yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Nathaniel Gates Warth will leave to-
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Merritt will go to
Bay View the second week in August.
Mrs. Joseph Goode and son are spending
the summer in the East with relatives.
Mr. Barnard Brown. Of Houston, Tex,
Is visiting his cousin, Mrs Benjamin Hitz.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Gates have gone to
Maxinkuckee to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A B.
Gates.
Miss Kate Smith will leave Monday for
Minnetonka, Mimi, to spend a month with
an aunt.
Mr. and Mrs N. B. Wilson and family will
leave next week for Mackinaw to remain
through August.
East and will visit in New York and at
Watch Hill, r. /.
Miss Helen Cooke. of Cincinnati, who has
been visiting Mrs. Raymond T. van camp,
has returned home.
Mrs. Frances B. lie Febre entertained at
cards yesterday in honor Of Miss Viola
Swart, of Flint, Mich.
visiting Mrs. F. III. Holt, on East Tenth
street, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Wood and Mrs.
Horace Wood have gone to West Baden to
spend week or ten days.
Mrs. John {; Ferres and children left yes,
will join them about Sept. i.
Mrs. w. III. Lynch. on North Illinois street.
after an absence OF over two months.
Mrs; John II. Stewart and daughter Kath-
crime have gone TO New York 10 spend Few
days before they sail for Europe, Aug. 5.
NIr Georoa Tanner has bought NJ res
idence formerly occupied by Mr.. II. j. Mil
ligan, and will remodel 1t for his own home
Rev; and Mrs. J. Ross Stevenson are
Switzerland. where they went from Lon
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.. Merrill have
taken the apartments recently occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Griffith, at the Blach-
erne.
Mr.. william s. CARRIER and family will
Sort and fSe %o,Intains LOT of Vireina to re
main until Sept. i.
DR.. and Mrs. McDermott. of Avondale, are
expected Tomorrow to visit their daughter.
Mrs. r. z. Var Camp, and Miss McDer-
mott, who Is her visitor.
Mr.. F. ". vickery. of the Yale Missionary
Band. who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs:
]. NJ. Winters the past two weeks, returned
to New Haven yesterday.
Miss Kate Heron, Miss Noreh Heron, of
Connersville, and Mrs: shirk, OF Upton, who
Heron. have returned home.
Mr.; and Mrs; Charles T sayles and
Sayles and son in Leipsic, where they ex-
pect TO remain through August.
Mr.. r. B. Gruelle will leave in a few days
for Gloucester, Mass, where he will spend
several weeks painting marine. views Mr..
Gruelle was at the same place last year.
Mrs. E A. Peck and daughter Hazel, of
st. Louis, are visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Jillson
and family and will remain a week. Mrs.
Peck and daughter were former residents
of this CITY.
Mr.. Kennard WATSON has returned from
Lafayette, where he was the guest OF Mr..
Richmond Levering; Mrs; John Q. Perrin
Mr.. Wesson
Mrs. Jacob w. Smith and daughters.
Bernice and Myla. with Miss Lucie Nc
Daniel. have returned to the city, having
spent two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. w. G..
Pierce at Linden Lake farm
Miss Margaret Smith gave a buffet
luncheon yesterday morning to fourteen
friends in honor of Miss Annie Butler, who
will leave soon for the East and will go
TO Cornell for the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Swain. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Lotshar and Misses aKte and Reba
and Clarence James will leave this evening
for Bear Lake. Mich. for a three weeks
outing. Mr.. and Mrs. B. l. Swain and Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Deprey. of Shelbyville. will
also CO.
Misses Tillie and Sara Lauter entertained
friends friend Yesterday afternoon for their guest;
guessing contests were introduced. The
hostesSeS were assisted by Misses Flora,
Cora and Eldina Lauter, Misses Emma and
Josephine Reiffer. Miss Thudium, of Phil
adephia. was one of the guests.
Tuesday morning, at St. Josephs Church.
Frank A kesstng, of New York. mar
ried TO Mayme W. Carroll. only daughter of
Mrs. Jennie Carroll. The wedding march
was played by Miss Lizzie Dugan. Break
fast was served at the home of the bride S
mother, LIS Woodruff. Guests from
other cities were Mrs. and Miss
Kissing. from Greensburg; Senator
and Mrs O'Neil. the Misses HALEY
and Herman kissing. from Cincinnati: Mrs.
Widner and daughter. from Columbus
Misses Julia and Helen Scully from FL
wood: Misses Anna Corbutt and Mary
Kiley, from Marion Mr. and Mrs kissing
have gone to Buffalo and points up the 81
Lawrence river. They will reside I'm New
York after Sept. /.
Miss Mary Williams Thompson gave a
midsummer tea yesterday from ; 10 O'CLOCK
for her friend. Miss Annie Fraser who
graduated from Smith College in June
Miss Thompson was assisted By her sisters
Miss Caroline Thompson and Mrs W C.
Mcguire. and by Miss Frasers mother Mrs
Dwight Fraser. The rooms were fragrant
with summer flowers and the dining room
was made attractive with dainty lace mats
and carnations and asparagus fern on the
table and with wall vases filled with flowers
Assisting through the rooms were Miss Ger
trude Henry, Mrs. Charles T.. JudSon Miss
Mary Davis, Miss Mary Ritter Miss Nellie
Killer and Miss Anna Curtis Misses Doro-
thy Dorsey. Shirley Thomas. Bessie Rawls
\Ruo Carrie Condo served the nunch Mro