The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-29

and Mrs Harry j. Blacklidge, Tuesday
night in Anderson. where Mrs. Coleman Is
visiting.
Mrs. y. A. Rose aud Miss Mary Knippen-
burg have returned from two weeks at
Atlantic City.
Mrs ]. o. Calkins and family have re-
turned after spending month at Lake
MaXinkuckee.
Mr. Henry Irving Wilson. of Chicago
will arrive Sunday to spend a few days
with relatives
Miss Hornbrook. OF Evansville. who has
been visiting Miss Margaret Newman, re-
turned yesterday
Dr. and Mrs. George E. Coughlin will re-
turn from a three weeks trip to San Fran
cisco about Sept. 1.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hibben and family,
who have been in Kentucky for three
months, have returned.
Miss Julia ard Miss Anna Wier of
Bloomington, are the guests Of their aunt,
Mrs. Franklin Landers.
Mr.. Lawrence Davis and Mr.. Lou Born
stein returned on Tuesday from several
weeks visit in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Davis will return
this week from lake trip to Mackinac
and other northern points.
Miss Agnes Dithmer will return soon
from Philadelphia and Atlantic City, where
she has spent three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Latham are home
from two weeks trip TO PetOskey, Mack
mac and other northern resorts
Mrs. Henry Latham and family will re-
turn Tuesday from Lake Maxinkuckee,
where they have been for the summer.
Mrs. Albert Baker and daughters will re-
turn to-day from Charlottesville, where
they have been for month with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Sewage and
sons, Francis and Harold, have returned
from an eight weeks visit at Bethany Park.
Mrs. John B. Wood and family and Mrs
I
from their summer outing at Bethany
Park.
Mrs. L. A Rigg is spending a week with
Mrs. Arthur Deuel. Gates while Mr.. Rigg is
making a short visit with his father in
Canada.
Miss Elsie Applegate has joined her
mother, Mrs. Katie Applegate. at Ocean
Grove, \. ]. They will return in about
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll. of New York.
are spending three weeks with Mrs. Car
! rolls parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Lay
man, in IrvingtOn.
Mrs. Mary Zollinger and Miss Mamie Zol-
linger are visiting friends in Detroit. They
/ will return about Sept. Is, and will be with
Miss Laura Talbot, 946 North Meridian
street, for the winter.
! Miss Lowe and Mrs. Carroll L. De Witt
/ will be at home informally this afternoon
] from TO o'clock at 214O North Pennsyl-
vania street for Mrs. Otis r. Lowe, of Phil
| adelphia There are no invitations.
| Miss Mary and Miss Edna CrOan gave a
| Chinese porch party Wednesday night for
theirs guests. Miss Raber, of Washington,
! ID. c., and Miss Reyer, of Chicago. Miss
4 Raber and Miss Reyer will remain until the
/ middle of next week.
Miss Margery MCGOWAN entertained about
| fifteen of her friends last night in honor of
her guest, Miss Dorothy Howe, of Kansas
| City. A private car conveyed the party
! to Broad Ripple, where supper served,
| and after supper the trip up the river on
| the steamer Sunshine was taken. Miss
| Elizabeth Dougherty, of Bluffton. who is
visiting Miss Josephine Morss, was among
the guests
Mrs. F. Reese and son Louis Reese have
] returned from a visit of several weeks at
Atlantic City: Miss Lilly Reese has gone
| TO Kennebunk, Me-, to visit Mrs. Albert
Fulton. formerly Miss Marion Rondthaler
| of this city, and will not be at home for
about two weeks.
party of young people will attend the
/ opening performance at the Grand next
/ Monday night. The party will be given in
| honor of Miss Strauss OF Chicago, the
Misses Meyer of Louisville. Miss steinfeld
of New York and Miss Greenburg of Terre
| Haute, who are visiting in the city.
Miss Laura Hauss and Mrs Frederick
| Jungclaus will be the hostesses for the
card party TO be given this afternoon at
serve refreshments. The game will begin
| at o'clock and the Riverside Park cars
| will run to the park every twenty minutes.
The Paris Herald of Aug. II contained the
| following Item. Inc Magnet made Its
| usual trip from the Herald office in the
| Avenue de rOpera TO Versailles and back
yesterday. The passengers We're Comte
| Sigray and party, Mr.. William b. Gourley,
| Mr.. J. NJ. Ripper, Captain and Mrs. Eng
lish."
OwENS-HAYs
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
WORTHINGTON. Ind. Aug. 2S.-Prof.
| John Owens, superintendent of the Wind
| fall schools, and Miss Myrtle Hays, OF
Worthington, were married yesterday at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs w. A. Hays The ceremony was per-
| formed by j. w. Gunner, pastor of the
| Methodist Church, and w. Horace Graves
| of Columbus, Ind. The bride was goWned
| in white silk null, trimmed i'm point lace
and carried a cluster of Bride roses. After
congratulation the entire party was served
with lunch. The out-of-town guests We're
Mrs S. A. Hays and daughter, Greencastlei
Mrs George Thorpe and Miss Minnie Sey-
mour, Terre Haute; Miss Docia Owens, Ell
| wood; Lambert Barker, Bloomfield.
Actress's Home Gowns.