The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs Louis smith are nome from
a three weeks trip to New York.
Miss Frances Crum is visiting at the
Harrington farm near Greensburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood and family have
remved to 1904 North New Jersey street.
Mrs. A A Wilkinson has returned after
/ spending the summer at Lake Wawasee.
DIR and Mrs. o. O.. Pfaff will leave the
/ middle of the month for an Eastern trip
Mrs. F.. e. Rexford and family have re-
| turned from an outing at Ludington, Mich.
Mrs. w B. Benton is the guest OF her
| aunt Mrs. Hannah Lockman, in Cincin-
| natl
Mr. William L. Higgins has taken an
| apartment in the new Rink. apartment
house.
Mrs. Stuart Dean, who spent the summer
| in the mountains Of Kentucky, has re-
/ turned.
Mrs Jackson Landers and Miss Dora
| Landers have returned from trip to Den
| yer, Col.
Mrs. ]. II. WOODBURY. and grandson
| James have returned from months visit
| in Iowa
DR.. L. A. Greiner, who has been visiting
friends at Buffalo for several weeks, has
! returned.
Mrs. Horace Wood will return next week
| from an outing of several months In north
! ern Wisconsin.
Miss Irene Taggart will leave the last of
| the month for Los Angeles. Cal, where she
| will attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin C. Foster went to
Mr.. John II. Holidays farm, Rika Dom,
| yesterday for a short visit.
Mr.. Paul Winnings, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| ID. p. Winnings, left last Monday for De-
| troit to reside permanently.
Mrs. G. G. Lehman and little son have
returned from visit of several weeks at
| kendallv1lle and Rome City.
Miss Josephine Hauss left yesterday for
| Cincinnati. where she will study at the Con-
servatory of Music for a year.
Mrs. Henry B. Long and son. Robert
Kistner, OF Prescott A. T.. are visiting
| Mrs. j. w. Loder, 610 Huron street.
! Miss Mabel Norris will leave to-day for
| Anderson, where she will be the guest OF
| Miss Lillian Wright for a short time.
Miss Gertrude Waldemar. who has spent
| the summer with Mrs. May Wright Sewall,
| has returned to her home IN Chicago.
Mr.. Lee Elan and Mr.. Harold Hibben
will leave to-day for New York, and VIII
sail later for two months trip abroad.
Mr.. William Fortune and family will
come next week from Lake Wawasee'
| where they have been during the summer.
Miss Helen lockwood and Miss Muriel
Hit will leave to-day for Roam Mountain,
Tenn, where they will spend several weeks
Mr.: and Mrs; :: 2: Van Wrinkle and Miss
Tobs,co n mines VINES in eolo na FOR n trip Of
| several weeks.
Miss Gertrude Baker and Miss Belle Dean
| will leave soon for Cleveland, where they
will attend the Lake Erie Seminary during
| the coming year.
Mr.. Lafayette Perkins left yesterday for
Meadville, Pa, where he will join his sister,
Miss Carrie Perkins, and they will return
| together in two weeks.
Mrs. w. R. Williams and daugter Eliza
beth and Mrs. E. /. McDaniels will return
to-day after several weeks spent at Mack
mac and Petoskey. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e Kane announce the
engagement of their daughter Marguerite
1 nd ~ lrtaL 40 NE
to take place in October.
Miss Alice Somervile and Miss Margaret
Spencer will leave on Sept. 10 for Troy,
N. Y, where they have accepted positions
In the Deaf and Dumb Institute.
Mrs Ethel Parks. of Martinsvine. IL
spending few days In town. Miss Parks
will leave soon for New York city, where
she will remain during the winter.
Miss Anne Hurry has returned from
Mackinac. She will be the guest Of Miss
Martha Foster until the return of her
| mother, Mrs. John N. Hurry, from the
| north.
Mrs. o. d Weaver. of Chicago. is visiting
her parents, the Rev. and Mrs: T. Good
win, and will remain until after the six
teenth anniversary of their marriage. which
| will occur on Sept. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer lowering and Mr..
Richmond lowering gave brake ride to
Allisonville yesterday evening and supper
later. entertaining the members Of their
house party and a few other friends.
| MI. A. ID. Ferry and daughter, MISS tran-
oes Perry, will go East the 18th Of this
month and will spend week there. Later
Miss Perry will go to Wellesley College
to resume her work as Instructor In Eng
lish.
Rev. NJ L. Haines and family will arrive
In New York tomorrow from a several
months sojourn abroad. He will come to
this city ,or next Week anS ne %im resume
Church
Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. Henry Latham
and Mrs. A. NJ. Ogle will be the chap
erons at the Maxinkuckse dinner-dance to.
young people have come from out OF town
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carroll have returned
to New York after aft a. visit with 3, Mrs Car
| in Irvington. Miss Kitty Layman will go
to New York soon to be with her sister and
attend school there.
Mr.. Frank Ruddell will return Sunday to
New York after visit Of several weeks
with Mrs A. p. Stanton. Tuesday Mr..
Ruddell will sail for South America with
Mr.. Lndley Vinton, of New York, for a
trip of several months duration.
The Ladies Club of the German House
will have their next party tomorrow. The
hostesses will be Mrs. r. Kinkin and Mrs.
Mrs. John Iitmun. Mrs. Joseph Miller MISS s
Kiser, Miss Alma Schergens and Miss
Lizzie Baker Skat, and euchre and other
games will be played.
1 MISS Josephine Dunn entertained a NUM-
| Der of her girl friends last night with a
| gypsy party at her home on Cornell ave-
nue.. The guests all wore attractive gypsy
| costumes and the lights and decorations of
the several rooms were in keeping With
the same idea. Assisting Mrs. E. c.
Tinsley and Miss Nellie Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard b. Bottome and
! Mr.. Carl Hetherington gave an informal
dancing party at the Brenneke Academy
last night The occasion was in the nature
| of q farewell to Mr.. Hetherington, who will
| leave on Monday to spend year at Purdue
| University. About sixty young people were
| entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. Rottome will
leave on Saturday for their future home
in New York city.
A number of companies will be given for
| Miss Florence De Paw, whose marriage
to Mr. Charles Edward Seaman will occur
| next Wednesday evening. Among them
will be a company Sunday evening, which
Miss Mcintosh will give. Monday evening
| Mrs w. c. De Pauw will give a braker ide
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Addison c. Harris
will entertain at dinner IN their honor and
| the same evening Mrs. De Pauw will have
a number of the relatives who will come
for the wedding to dinner at her home.
HILLIS-OWEN.
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
wORTHINGTON. Ind. Sept. 4.-Miss Ida
May Owen, youngest daughter of H. B.
Owen. and Robert c. Hills. of Logansport
were married at $50 o'clock this morning
| at the home of the brides sis ter, Mrs J. j