The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Charles Hurlburt is spending few days
in Chicago.
Miss Edna Alice Frank left yesterday TO
visit friends at Peoria. Ill.
Mrs Arthur Moore has returned from
visit with her parents in Germantown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Brandt T. Steele will re-
rurr Monday from their wedding journey.
NJ. and Mrs. George Stout and family
have gone 10 Harbor Springs, TO remain
until fall
MIR. and Mrs. George B. Walton will go
10 Rushville to-day to visit Mrs. Samuel
Abercrombie.
Miss Beulah Evans is home from Marion
end is with her uncle, W. w. Woonen, for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson will go TO
wawasee the last of next week to occupy
their houSebOat.
Mrs. John Morton and daughter of
Washington. are the guests or MIS- u 4.
Morton on Broadway.
Miss Kate AppIegate will leave July
for Mountain Lake Park, Md, where she
will spend the summer.
Miss Annie Dean will return in few
days from Marietta, o.. where she has
been for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Rogers. who has been Wis
iting Miss Nancy Walcott, is now with
Miss Eleanor CARRIER.
Miss Rose Moore. who has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moore at the Vic
tOria. has returned home.
Joseph Comfort. who was here for the
Miler-Tilley wedding will return 10 his
home in Louisville tomorrow.
Mrs. Anna Eaggs left last Tuesday for
two weeks visit in Denver. She will visit
friends in Chicago en- route home.
Mrs worthington. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. II. E. Newcomer, has
returned 10 her home in Terre Haute.
Miss Isabel Gates left last week for
French Lick. where she will be the guest
of Miss Emily Taggart fer two weeks.
Dr. Coultas. of Newark. n. j., formerly
pastor of the Roberts Park Church in this
city was the guest of friends Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William PirtIe Herod will
leave July for Harbor Point, to occupy
their cottage during the summer months.
Mrs. Perry Ii. Clifford and left yes
terday morning for Sylvan Beach, Mich
where they will spend the summer. Mr.
Clifford will join them there later.
Mrs Swan and daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Swan. OF Lafayette. are the guests of Mrs
Elizabeth Adams Central avenue. Miss
Swan is the librarian at Purdue University.
Miss Orrin Woollen will leave soon for
Lebanon. Ky. where she will join a house
party which Miss McElrOy will give. Later
Miss WOllen will visit friends in Louisville.
Frank Smith and family. who have been
spending the winter at their home in San
Antonio. Tex, Will return TO the city about
the Ist OF July They will occupy their
residence on North Capitol avenue
Mrs B. J. T. Jeup gave a small card
company yesterday afternoon in honor OF
MISS Mary Moore. whose marriage 10 JO00
Z. Merriwether Will take place July l. She
was assisted by her sister. Miss Agnes
Dethmers.
A. NJ. Ogle has returned from New York.
He Will leave with mis- family July for
Maxinkuckee His son, Alfred Ogle. is now
in New York. where he has been visiting
college friends since the close of the school
year at Princeton.
Mrs. John Hendricks, who has been East
for some time, has returned home. Mrs.
Hendricks attended the Princeton COM
mencement with her son Blythe. and after
wards they spent some time together at
Atlantic City. Blythe Hendricks will spend
the summer IN Europe.
Mrs. William W. Miller and little son.
who have been spending the past three
weeks with Mrs. Henry G. Thornton, re-
turned this week TO their home in Chicago.
After spending a few days there they left
last night for Lake Geneva, Wis. TO re-
main during the summer
Mrs. Ernest X. Trip is making a short
visit in North Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs. Trip
are planning 10 take trip 10 Europe In
August They viii go for the ocean voyage
especially and Will take passage on one of
the slower vessels. They will probably be
absent from the city only six weeks
The Inter Liberos Club gave a reception
Wednesday evening at the home of Miss
ReSs Stephens or Alabama street The
honor guests We're the graduate members
OF the III. T. Fl. 8 Purple. and white car
nations were used IN the decoration OF the
parlors. thus representing the color and
flower OF the January class. Blue, and
cOTnfiowerE. the color and flower OF the
June class prevailed in the decoration OF
the library. The graduates are Misses
Sallie BOsley. Lillian Bohustadt OF the
January class. and Misses Bess Leedy, Eva
Bonar and Pear! Cranley. OF the June
class
Miss Mary and Mas Cornelia Laurentine
Searie entertained their girl friends with a
reception between the hours Of and s last
night in honor OF their guests. Miss Digs
and Miss Jane Digs. OF Winchester After
S o'clock they were the hOstessCs for a
garden party 10 which quite n number OF
their friends were invited. Garden flowers
OF many kinds adorned the house. and the
lawn and porch were made attractive with
lights and coy corners. Assisting tho
Misses Searle IN their Inequalities were
Miss Frances Adams. Miss Ethel Reeves
Miss Edna Rexford. Miss Louise Reese
LIS Bess Bosler. Miss Helen Davis. Miss