The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Ing Mrs. Frank Carter.
Mrs w. W. Hammel is visiting friends in
Chicago for fortnight.
Mrs. ]. F. Wallick and sons will go to
Maxinkuckee this week
Miss Messer. of Nation, is visiting Mrs.
Thomas Afford on Park avenue.
Miss Gertrude wocher will give small
and informal party this evening.
Mr.. Frank Cutter has gone with party
fishing down the Tippecanoe river.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Ketcham and family
will go to Maxinkuckee for the summer.
Mrs. Eorace Bennett and daughter Helen
go to Chicago to-day to spend month.
Mrs A NJ. Ogle is entertaining Miss Flea
nor Lemcke al her home at Maxinkuckee.
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Rykes will leave to-
morrow for Turkey Lake to spend two
weeks.
here, returned to his home in Decatur yes
terday.
Mrs. E. C. Sellers, of Covington KY will
come tomorrow TO visit Mrs. Dorman Da-
wilson.
Master George Brearley. of Monticello. is
Barcus.
Mrs. e. B. Sellers, of Monticello. is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Pearson on
Broadway.
Mr.. oglesby, of Salt Lake City. is visiting
his sisters, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lands and Mrs.
Anna Hays.
Mrs W. E. Sayer and children. of Chi
eago. are visiting John F. Wild and family,
on College avenue.
Miss Lucia Cruft Holiday and Miss Ayle-
worth, of Cleveland, will go TO South Ha-
ven, Ill, the last of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin d: Walcott and
family will leave. to-day for New York Mills
TO visit Mr.. Walcott's mother.
Miss Lord and Miss Niblack who have
been visiting Miss Esther Haughey, will go
to their homes in Chicago to-day.
Mr.. Harry Gray will spend his vacation
with party of friends from Pittsburg and
Richmond In tour of the upper lakes.
Mrs. Charles Murphy, of Knoxville, Tenn,
formerly of this city, will leave for other
Indiana points the latter part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Baldwin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Enrique 2. Miller and children viii
go to Atlantic City on Thursday for several
weeks
Mrs. Frederick Heron and daughter jose
phine, Miss Chapman and Miss lone Scholl
have returned from their outing in the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Curtis and daughter.
of Noblesville, were in the city yesterday to
attend the birthday party of Master John
e. Wild.
Miss Meldrum Of Louisville will come this
week to visit Miss Hendricks, in Woodruff
Place, and later will be the guest of Miss
Valette Miller.
There was a drive out to Broad Ripple
and supper given last night for Miss Mat
thews, who is visiting Mrs. John NJ. Shaw,
and Miss Elliott, Miss Erwin's guest.
Miss Margaret Rim will go next Saturday
to Columbus, O.. barracks to spend a month
with Mrs. Gertrude Hibben and DR.. Flagg
and family, who are stationed at that post.
Miss Grace Williams, No. 2O34 North Cap
itol avenue, accompanied her father, Daniel
@. Williams, to Michigan and will spend
several weeks at Ottawa Beach, on Lake
Michigan.
Mrs. James p. Baker will give dinner
this evening, having for her guest Of honor
who IS visiting Mrs. James NJ Winters.
morrow evening for Mrs. Rabbits.
Mr.; and Nd. Mrs w. A. Vail and family. and
| Glen Howe, went to the country in tally.
| no yesterday evening and had supper. Mrs
| Vail has issued her invitations for card
| party Friday morning for Miss Kcnecke.
The North Side Social Club, of ten fam
| lies. gave picnic at the home of Mr.
| Thomas, on college avenue. yesterday after
| noon and evening. The afternoon was spent
| in dancing, cakewalks and sack races, and
| in the evening the club gave a display OF
| fireworks.
Mrs George G. Tanner entertained a few
| friends at luncheon on Monday. The list
| included Mrs James III. Rabbits who is
visiting Mrs. James NJ Winters. Miss Lee
| the guest of Mrs. Harry S. New, and Mrs
| Hugh j. McGowen, who has recently come
tanned were Mrs. George c. Hit, Mrs A. l.
! Mason. Mrs. Fl. s. New, Mrs. Charles H
! Comstock, Mrs. M. B. Wilson, Mrs. James
| The table decorations were carnations, and
| In the drawing room garden flowers were
| arranged
Misses Maud Gray and Lena Cunningham
| entertained number of their friends yes
| terday evening with house and lawn party
| in honor Of their birthday anniversaries a
| the home of the latter, on Cornell avenue
| The house and grounds were tastefully dec
| GRATED. the national colors predominating
| The reception hall and double parlors wer,
decorated with palms and ferns and will
streamers Of red, white and blue ribbon ex
| tending from the chandeliers to the side!
| and corners of the rooms. The large lawn
where refreshments were served, was gayl!
bedecked with japanese lanterns and red
| white and blue bunting. Dancing was tn,
| feature of the evenings amusement inter
| Schultz and Miss Edith Nutting.
Yesterday childrens party was given
| by Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Wild. at their home
on College avenue, 10 celebrate the sixth
anniversary of Master. John E. wild in a
patriotic style: The lawn was decorated
with flags and lanterns. tall May pole
with red. white and blue ribbons to be
Works around aa the pole and md daylight fire
| loyable part of the celebration was the re.
freshment In the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Wild entertained about fifty of their friend.
| ly lighted. During the evening the fireworks
| were continued, which greatly entertained
| the guests. The decorations included sew.
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| lures, and some showed correct likenesses OF
| Dewey. Sampson, Schley and others.
| A Fourth of July celebration and neigh.
borhood picnic was given yesterday after
| noon and evening at the home of Mr. ant
Mrs. j. -. BarcuS, on Broadway. The dec
] orations were elaborate and suited to the
! occasion. The lawn was illuminated with
| hundreds of Chinese lanterns, and flags were
stretched across the yard connecting the
| homes on both north and south, giving the
| effect of an immense garden. The pictures
| Of several former Presidents were hung In
| different places in the grounds and all were
| surrounded by flags. The supper was serve
| and dancing were enjoyed by the older com
| pany and the display of fireworks by all
! Progressive euchre was played. The prize
| given TO the successful player was a beau
| tiful flag. eight by twelve feet in size The
! favors were small flags to each guest Mrs
| Z. b. Sellers, of Monticello. and Miss Anna
| Armann. Of Cincinnati, were the out-of
| town guests.
| IrvingtOn.
Miss Temple Tompkins has gone on a yisi
OF several weeks in North Carolina.
Miss Katherine Bray, of Westfield Ind
| is the guest OF Miss Gussie Stevenson.
| Miss Edith Scott returned yesterday after
Mr.. Frank and Ben Stevenson enter
1 tanned the Pleasure Club by a hay ride Il
| Fail creek yesterday.
| Miss Grace Thomas gave picnic part,
| yesterday TO number of her friends i'm thu