The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

James Russell wilson mas gone 10 west
Baden for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Comstock has returned
from her Eastern trip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dalton, OF the Blacherne,
has returned from the north
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wood and son John
have returned from Monocqua.
Miss Lillian Callahan, of Dayton, o., Is
visiting Mrs Charles L. Holstein-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Beck will return this
evening from a short visit to Toledo.
Admiral and Mrs. George Brown and son
Hugh have returned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Dyer and daughter
have returned from a short visit East
Mr.. William Fortune and Mr.. A. F. Potts
win return from Chicago this evening.
The George H.. Chapman Relief Corps and
Post will hold an open meeting tonight.
Miss Eleanor Smith has returned from a
visit to Mrs Theodore Varney, in Chicago.
Mrs. r. NJ. Seeds has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. O'Kane, In Chicago.
Mr.. p. B. Raymond went TO Philadelphia
yesterday TO join his sister, Mrs. George f.
Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Haugh, OF Anderson,
are visiting Mrs. ]. III. Alexander. No. 1880
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Murphy. of s2s North
Alaoama street. have returned from their
Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Macpaniel went to
Manitou lake last night to spend several
days fishing.
Mr.. B. II. Myers and Miss Myrtle Myers
are spending some time at the Colonial, at
Mt. Clemens.
Mrs. e. c. Sellers, who is visiting Mrs.
y. n. Davidson, will return to her home in
Cincinnati Tuesday.
Rev. DIR. NJ. L. Haines has returned from
his pulpit on Sunday.
Miss Julia Spades is expected home next
week TO spend a few weeks before going
South for the winter.
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day TO visit his granddaughter, Mrs. WIN.
Il. Miller. In Morton Place.
Mr.. VIM A Atkins has gone to Philadel-
phia as a delegate from Purdue University
TO the Sigma Chi convention.
Mrs. r. NJ. Furnas, formerly of this city.
Is visiting Mr.. Furnas's mother, Mrs. John
Furnas. on East Tenth street.
Mrs, s~tansbury. of Marion. formerly of
this city, arrived last evening to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Frederick Adams.
Rev. G. w. Lewis, president of Moore's
Htll College. will preach at Hall-place VI. Z.
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
Mr., and Mrs: Wilbur C. Abbott will leave
days before going TO Dartmouth College.
Miss Adelaide Monfort, of Cincinnati, was
mere yesterday with her aunt, Mrs. L. NJ.
thompson, en- route home from Marquette.
Mrs. Arthur B. Grover, who has returned
from the north. has gone to Cataract to
Wallace
Mr.. and Mrs; VIM. E. sterne. of Denver.
and DR.. A. E Sterne and Mrs. Edward Kali
ter.
Mrs B. r. Claypool and Miss Jessie Clip
plnger are In New York, where they will
remain two months. and, possibly. will stay
all winter.
The engagement of Miss Bertha Crawford.
daughter OF Capt William 7. Crawford. OF
announced.
Mrs. Newton Claypool and daughter
Emma VIII go 10 Chicago next week TO join
M. Ciaypool and go TO California 10 spend
the winter.
Mrs T. {. whitcomb entertained the Bon
Heur Bowling Club In honor of Mrs. Schutt
lie. OF Chicago.
Miss Jessie Mcdonald. of Washington. d.
G. Is with Mrs. J. II. Baldwin for n few
eays' and VIII then go TO visit her aunt,
Mrs n. NJ Bronson will go 10 the noun
tafns OF Virginia next week TO visit her son
and family and later she will 90 10 New
York for Dewey day.
Miss Rippstoe, who has been the guest OF
Mss Harriet Tutewiler for "A few days, left
yesterday for Anderson. where She will
reach In the public schools.
Mr.. @. s. Gardiner. OF Laurel Miss will
3rrive Sunday TO join his wife. who is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Newton Rogers at
me Wallingford. They Will return South In
q few days.
Monday will be the hftieth anniversary OF
thc marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Fletcher and the twentieth anniversary of
the marriage OF their daughter and DIR. T. A.
wagner They VIII receive informally Mon
DAY AFTERNOON from 2 10 8 and IN the evening
rom ~ to 30 az the home of DR.. and
by members OF the family. There are no In
titsttons.