The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

John M. Eacock and family have gone to
Michigan.
Mr. Cortland Van Camp went to New
Mr.. Alvin s. Lockard has returned from
his Eastern trip.
Mrs William e. Kurtz has gone to Chi
cago for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Evan Lilly and family have
returned from Mackinac.
Miss Champion has returned from a visit
to Chicago and Anderson.
Miss Mary E Colgan will go to Boston
tomorrow to spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II: ]. Eddy and family
have returned from New Jersey.
Miss Martha Bradshaw will give q tea
Oct. IL for her ten bridesmaids.
Miss Jessie Swain has gone to Detroit
to visit relatives for three weeks.
Mrs. j. K Sharpe. jr., and daughter will
return this morning from Buzzard's Bay.
Mira Harriet A. Bingham has returned
from Massachusetts. where she spent the
Miss Cordelia Daggett has returned from
Detroit. where she spent the summer with
Mr.. Hervey E. loves and family will
manently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason will
go to New York this month to be absent
some time.
Miss Zerelda Beatty arrived from Phila-
Kenzie for a few days
Mrs. Henry s. Fraser and son. Mr.. Phil
M. Watson, will return Saturday from
Watch Hill and Saratoga.
Mr.. Hugh II. Hanna and son will return
Tomorrow, from the Adirondacks. where
they have been for a month.
Mrs. Harry j. Milligan and daughter
Louise have returned from Long island.
where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Holiday have re-
turned from Harbor Point. Mich. where
they have been visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. r. Miller and Mrs
Theresa Gable are spending few days at
the Cartersburg mineral springs.
| Mrs. Charles Dickinson and Miss Mary
| Lee. of Camden, n. j., are visiting Mrs.
Elizabeth Dickinson and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Bellinger have re-
| at No. sos North Delaware street.
| Miss Fiorea, of Connersville, is the guest
| of Miss Cora Parry. Miss Parry has re-
/ covered from her recent accident.
Mr. and Mrs George Armns, Of clsys-
| Z. b. Brown, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Hoover and son Charles. who have
| been visiting Maj. and Mrs. w. J. Richards,
have returned to their home In Lafayette
| Miss Artena Chaplin, who spent the sum-
mer in Europe and is now in Detroit will
return to her home in this city tomorrow.
Mrs. Bernard vonnegut and family have
returned from Maxinkuckee and Mrs. Glenn
4 NAo scAitStS aAo 4uAAAAy Will iCtulu tO-ddy
Mr.. and Mrs. Meter, of New Jersey, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. W.
A Van Buren,, and family. returned home
! yesterday,
Mr.: J. F. .Darnel. United States consul
/ at Nogales. Mexico, after spending two
months here visiting relatives.
Misses Jane Ketcham. Anna Fuller. Edith
Pearson and Virginia Straughan will leave
this week for Oxford. O., where they will
| attend the Western College.
Mr.. Frank Griffith. now of Columbus O.,
and Miss Snyder. of that city. will be mar
| ried Oct. IL. "A number of relatives and
| friends from this city will attend
Mr.. William E. Loves, of Baltimore, ar
| rived yesterday, having been summoned by
the illness of his brother. Mr.. Louis G.
loves at the home Of his sister, Mrs. John
| w. Jones.
Miss Rose Cavins, of Peru. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs: John L. Griffiths,
| spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs Morti-
mer Levering.
Mr.: and Mrs. c, A Kenyon gave drive
10 Millersville and supper Tuesday evening
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.. Coffin gave a
breakfast at the Country Club yesterday for
Mr. Robert w, Wood. of England. who was
the guest of Senator and Mrs Beveridge
Mr.. Harold Hibben, jr., who has been In
san Francisco for a year, win return to this
city to reside in December. Mr.. Hibben re-
Gently took the first prize in the exhibit
given at the School of Illustration and Yas
| presented with silver medal and q diploma
4
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the College
avenue Baptist Church gave reception last
evening to the new pastor of the church,
Dr. w c. Taylor, and wife. recently OF
Jenersonyille, Mo. The members of the
church We're presented to Rev. and Mrs
Taylor by Mr.. and Mrs, D, A. Williams
AT whose home, No. 25l2 College avenue
the reception was given. The ladies of the
society assisted in entertaining. In the din
ing room Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs. Soh
Mrs. O. B. Johnson and Mrs. Hicks alter
mated in presiding. and they We're assisted
by Misses Bahr. Pressed. Adams, Helen Nc
Donald. Clara Lewis. Johnson, Dobelbower
Lewis. Thompson and Mary Carr. AT the
punch bowl in the hall Miss Anna Mayhem
presided. and she was assisted by Misses
Ruth and Aretta Williams, Myrtle johnson
and Annie Lowe The rooms were prettily
decorated with asparagus and smilax and
asters in pink and white. Pink and whit,
prevailed in the dining room. During the
evening there was musical programme
in which Mr.. and Mrs. Duthie Miss Marths
Myers. Miss Myrtle Johnson. Miss Maud
Essex, a male quartet and an orchestra tool
| part. The special guests were the Baptis
ministers of the city. the ministers Of the
neighooring churches and few friends OF
| the church.