The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14

the guest of Miss Grace Holt -
at." .Jdmin Schleicher has gone to Lafay-
e,.e 10 attend Purdue University
,,, Mss Minnie HILL OF Terre Haute. is the
SUES VI her sister, Miss Mary HILL
Miss MISS Nellie Birk will leave next week for
"are' u, TO attend Wesley College.
PISS ss Grace Philputt has returned from
lOn Wnere she spent the summer.
S Ss Mamie II. Ross has returned from
e so rour weeks visit in Rushville and Ander-
Dr. and Mrs. r. G. Morgan have gone for
See. Ten days trip TO Chattanooga and the
n Mrs: Alfred P. Gray will go to Columbus.
weeks. nv Aoi '"0
Mrs. o. P. Morton will go to Anderson
' rTyN. week to spend the winter with Mrs.
Mrs, Mrs: George Gay and family have re-
spent the summer
Mrs. IL; Gundelfnger and daughter Mrs
rsrantsi Deutsch. have gone to Chicago to
remain several weeks
~ nr. and Mrs. Paul Mason, who have spent
S Sne past Two weeks in Rushville and An
oerson' have returned.
., MISS Lydia Zumpfe who Is visiting rela-
t ttes IN California, will return home the
eeei part Oh the month.
Miss Lula ]. Crawford. of California. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs linton 7 Ham
mond, No. $50 Capitol avenue.
a., NJ n w. =: Bobbs, who has been travelling
Il, III. Europe for the past two months, will ar
i've nome the last Of this week.
MISS Marguerite and Master Leo Baugh-
man, VINO have been spending the summer
at Soutn Bend, returned Tuesday
MIS-. J. IL Taylor will come In a few
LAYS from her home in Brooklyn. n. Y,
" WISH her sister, Miss Mary Dean.
MISS Josephine Loomis, Of Buffalo, NJ Y,
i iiaS COME 10 resume her work as instructor
Al uoilestlc science at the NJ. T. II. s.
Hiss MISS daphne White has returned from
With H. C0l., wnere she spent the summer
Win her sister, Mrs. Frances Bernard.
Mr.. e. F. ClaypooI and family. who have
len spending the summer at Martha's
Flnyard. Mass. will arrive home to-day.
Mrs William o. Everett and Miss Leo
hazei Everett have returned from visit
Win Mrs. Otto Eschmeyer, in Shelbyville.
Mr. Charles E. Malpas will leave to-day
Tor washington, d. c., for permanent resi-
later.
Mrs. Kate Apologize and daughter, Miss
Elsie Applegate, will return in a few days
from ocean Grove, where they have spent
| several weeks.
mrs. George N: Catterson and daughter
MARIA are spending Sunday in Matthews,
Ind. Tomorrow they will go to Cincinnati
| for weeks visit
Robert Sweeney will leave Wednesday
| Tor Cornell University. Clarence Sweeney
| left last week for Los Angeles. Cal. where
| he will attend college.
Miss Adelaide Carman has arrived from
blltmore, N C., where she has been spend
ing the summer, to resume her work in the
| GIFTS Classical School.
| Mrs. May Wright Sewall has issued invi-
tatlons TO reception to be given in honor
| OF the faculty of the Girls Classical School
| Monday evening, Sept Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Kinsey announce
| the engagement of their cousin, Miss Maude
| Elliott, and Mr.. William Hypes Apologize.
| The wedding will take place Oct. %
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graydon, of Jones'
/ boro, La, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Payne
and children. of Danville arrived yester-
lily. ~ 0o" anu -ai'i-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. English will observe
| their golden anniversary Monday, Sept. 22,
| from p. m to p. m, at their home, 2721
| College avenue. There will be no invita-
| tons.
Mrs. John III. Holiday and family rave
| returned from Roaring Brook, Mich, and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ross, who occupied
| their country home. Reka Dom, have re-
turned to the Cambridge.
Miss Florence M. Quigg has arrived from
| Oswego, n. Y, and will make her home at
the Classical School residence. Miss Quigg
will have charge of the primary depart
ment Of the Classical School.
The members of the Young Women's
| Christian Association will give reception
| next Friday evening in honor of the mem
bers Of the board of managers and the
| secretaries of the association.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. James HI. BALDWIN, VINO
have been spending the summer in north
ern Wisconsin and in Michigan, have re-
| turned. Miss Margaret Baldwin will re-
| turn from New Hampshire Oct. /.
Mrs. Charles Washington De Pauw, who
| came to attend the Seaman-De PAW we'd
ding Wednesday evening and has since
| been Mrs. George n. Cattersons guest, re-
| turned to her home in New Albany yester-
day.
Mrs. Mary Zollinger and daughter. Miss
Mamie Zollinger. who have spent the sum-
mer in Detroit, are expected home in few
| days. They will be with Miss Laura Tai
| bolt. No. GAG North Meridian street, this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES F. Kennedy have
removed from their home on North Penn
sylvania street to No. 2134 North Capitol
| avenue. Miss Marion III. futile, of Denver,
Col, is visiting them and will remain sew
eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. n. III. Dashiel. of Chicago,
who have been visiting the Rev. and Mrs.
j. w. Dashiell in Moore's Hill, are here to
spend week with Mr. and Mrs Joseph r.
Adams, who have just returned from a two
months visit in Montana.
Mrs William L. Schomberg and son, who
have been spending few days in Cincin-
natl with Mrs. Frederick Jones, will return
tomorrow, accompanied by Mrs. Jones,
who will remain a short time with them at
their home. No. Gil East Thirteenth street.
| Miss Blanche Louise Heating, of Wheel
ing, w. Va, arrived in the city yesterday.
Miss Heating Will teach reading and voice
culture in the Classical School. She is an
| accomplished public reader and for
two years a special student at Radcliffe
| College
Miss Lillian o. Stevens, of Elizabeth, N.
J., is at the residence of the Girls Classical
School Miss Stevens will be the chaperon
| of the residence girls. She comes from the
Emma Willard Seminary of Troy, -. Y.
| where she has occupied similar position
for five years.
| Miss Helen F. Sage arrived last night
| from Mount Auburn, Cincinnati. Miss Sage
| will have charge of the work in history at
| the Classical School. Miss Sage supple
mented an unusual secondary course by
| seven years of college study and foreign
| travel and is a teacher of successful ex-
perience.
Miss Rebecca Traill Andrews of Boston,
| has arrived in the city and is at the resi-
dence of the Girls Classical School Miss
| Andrews is an expert basketball and golf
| pIayer, and. in addition to her work in
| the school as director OF the gymnasium,
| she will superintend the recreation of the
| residence girls
Miss Margaret Weidemann, former pu-
| MI and graduate of the Girls Classical
| Scbooi arrived Thursday from Charlevoix,
| Tbere she spent the summer. Miss Weide-
mann will. with Miss May Goodwin, have
| cbarpe of the kindergarten OF the school.
| Sfiss Weidemann will do special work with
| the children in nature study.
Club Meetings.
The Scientific Research Club will meet