The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-10

HurIbert will visit her brother Mr.. Lewis
Hurlbert, and family.
Mr. Albert Metzger and family have re-
turned from Elkhart lake.
Mrs. n. A. Rose and Mrs. Mary Maxwell
Knippenberg viii leave Thursday for At
lantic City.
Miss Dorothy Stewart Of Logansport. is
visiting the Misses Reagan, 110e North Sen
ate avenue.
Mr.. Reginald Sullivan Mr.. Donald Nor
ris and Mr.. Ned Jones. who have been
camping on the Tippecanoe river for two
weeks. have returned
Miss Bertha Heron. of New York, is
home for a three weeks visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Heron, 5s4O
North Meridian street
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H Smith announce the
engagement of their daughter Cora ana
Charles Daniel Snyder. The marriage VIII
take place in September
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Stiles and Miss Wini-
fred Stiles have gone East for an EXTENDED
trip. They will visit numerous points or
interest throughout the East
Miss Anna X. Guenther will go to Dan
vile and Bloomington this week 10 visit
friends. Next week she will go to Winona
TO attend the Bible conference.
Miss Nellie H. Wilson will give a supper
and lunch party at Broad Ripple tomorrow
night in honor of Miss Leah Hurlbert VINO
Will leave this week for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Webb will leave
Tuesday for a two weeks visit TO Mack
nae. Before returning they Will spend
few days at Detroit and Ypsilanu-
Mrs. Charles James Mooney and daugh-
ter, OF New York city, are visiting MRS
Moneys parents, Mr.. and Mrs A snail
enberger, 80 North Delaware street.
Mrs. William H. Johnson and Mrs. Jesse
W. Johnson have gone to Old Point Com
fort and Washington and VIII visit MIS-
]. w. Johnson's sister at Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. Edward Hoshour and children and
Mr.. Hoshours sister, Mrs. ID. &. Thalls,
will leave this evening for Walloon Lake,
Mich, where they will remain until Oct. 1.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Mr.. Edward Neighbor, of this
city, and Miss Anna Wright, of Mount
Pleasant, O., Aug. 20, at the BRIDES nome.
Miss Marie Rogers will entertain house
party OF young people this week at ner
home in Logansport. Her guests will In
clude friends from here and from Madison.
Ind.
Miss Laura Hartmann was the hostess
for a small card company yesterday after
noon in honor of the Misses Coorse, Of
Memphis, Tenn, who are visiting trlends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Treat are spend
ing few DAYS with relatives in Kokomo.
Tomorrow they will go from there to
French Lick, where they will remain FOR
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Parry left last
night for a trip up the st. Lawrence river
to Liverpool and will remain abroad until
the middle of September.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Taylor,
daughter of Mr.: and Mrs. William M
Taylor, and DR.. Erwin d. Ross. of Clinton,
Ind. occurred Aug. 3. the Rev. +. G. q.
Wambsganss officiating.
The Misses Lecna and Flo Bradford, of
EliZabethtOwn, who spent the week with
their aunt. Mrs. Bandy. left yesterday for
a short visit with their brother, Mr.. Edgar
Bradford. of ShelbVVille
Miss Anna and Miss Elizabeth Schrader
have returned from six weeks visit to
Maine and the Atlantic coast. They will
leave in about two weeks for California,
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Bernice Wright. who has been visit
ing Miss Mabel Bartol, in Terre Haute,
during the past week. will return home
to-day, accompanied by Miss Bartol, who
will be her guest for short time.
Miss Agnes Ketcham. who has been
spending two weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs w. A. Keacham, at their home,
will return Tuesday to Philadelphia. where
she will resume her work in DIR. Weir
MitcheiIS sanatOrium.
Miss jeanette Brooks. who has been visit
ing Miss Jessie Thompson. of North Capt.
tol avenue, has returned TO her home III
Louisville accompanied by Miss ThOmp-
son. Miss Thompson will remain in Louis
Vile for "a few weeks.
Letters to friends in this city from Rev
DIR. NJ. L. Haines say that his health and
that of his family has improved greatly
within the past three weeks. They will
sail from Antwerp on Aug. 80 on the
Naderland DR.. Haines expects to resume
his work here on Sept IA.
Mrs. Henry c. Long will leave next Fri
day for Philadelphia. where she will meet
her daughter, Miss Alice Long, who is en-
route home from three months tour Of
Europe. Mrs. Long and Miss Long will
go 10 Atlantic City for two weeks and will
not return home until October.