The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-04
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Moines. Ia, next week for a short visit.
Mrs. Charles Devine. of Toledo has come
10 visit her mother, Mrs. John 5. Lazarus.
Mis-. Edith walnck has returned from
visit with Mrs d. r Moon, In Eau Ciaire'
Wis.
Mrs. George E Townley and Mrs. Evelyn
| Seguin have returned from an Eastern
visit.
/ Mr. Edward Knight went to Brazil yester-
/ day 70 attend a dance given there last
| night.
Mrs. DIR. Dunn, of CASTOR. who has been
/ visiting Miss Emma Shindle. has returned
home
Miss Lille Reese will return next week
port. Ne.
Miss Beuiah steinfeld returned to New
York yesterday after visit with Miss
| Gene Rauh.
turned from Charlevoix. where they were
/ for a month.
Mrs Henry s. Fraser returned yesterday
from a trip of several weeks duration
through the East
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Potter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Fox are at Sylvan Beach, Mich,
for a short stay.
Miss Blanche Laycock will entertain at
cards Sept. 10 in honor of her visitor. Miss
Eva Mohr. of Delphi.
Miss Elizabeth Hardy, of Evansville. is
the guest of Miss Blanche Shepperd, $40
North New Jersey street
Mrs Belle c. Calvert and son. Mr. George
Calvert, have returned from trip Of sew
eral weeks TO Denver, Col.
Mrs. Benjamin Kelsey has gone to Cleve-
land. where she will assume a valuable
position in the city schools
Miss Josephine Dunn will be the hostess
of Gypsy" party tomorrow evening at
her home. on Cornell avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Burckhardt will sail
for home to-day after spending the sum-
mer with relatives In Germany.
Miss Ethel Halstead, who has been the
guest of Miss Lena Byrd. returned the first
of the week to her home in Brazil.
Mr. Arthur B. Grover returned yesterday
from the East. Mrs. Grover will remain
in New York several weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carson have re-
moved to their new home on North Penn
sylvania street, above Eighteenth street.
Rev Allan B. Philputt has returned from
Maxinkuckee, where he has been the guest
of Mrs. Gates and Mrs. H. H. Rowland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, jr., and
family will return to-day from Maxim
kuckee. where they have spent the sum-
mer.
, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Sharpe and family
will return Sept. IL from Wequetonsing,
where they have been spending the sum-
mer.
Mrs Thomas Taggart and Miss Emily
Taggart returned yesterday afternoon
from a visit of several weeks at French
Lick.
Miss Edna Green, Of Toledo, who has been
with Mrs. George c. Beck and family is
now spending few days with Miss Elsie
Appel
Mr.. Charles Meigs Ripley will return
from Pittsburg to-day and spend a few
: days with his relatives before going back
) to Purdue.
Mrs. George Marbauch and Mrs. Walter
Duenweg, who were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Hammel, have returned to
{ Terre Haute.
,t.;t;
Professor and Mrs. F. M. Inger. Mr.
Campbell is one Of the leading merchants OF
Bloomington.
Mrs. George s. Gardiner, of Laurel Miss.
who Is now in New York city, will come
next week to visit her daughter, Mrs Han.
ford Newell Rogers.
Mr.. s. d. Bond, of the United States
pension office. formerly of the Charlemont
has taken apartment No. Is, In the new
Rink apartment house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Garstang and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Garstang have returned
from a two weeks trip with friends or
a houseboat on Georgian bay.
Mr.. Thomas Reid Kackley has gone
. abroad for trip of several weeks. Mrs
Kackley and daughter will leave shortly
for visit at White Bear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Zimmerman
will celebrate their golden wedding anniver
sary Sept. IL at their home on East Wash
ington street. Mr.. Zimmerman is one Of
pioneer citizens of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Dill have taker
Apartment 4 at the Pressly Miss Edit
, Dill will leave Monday for Lexington, Ky.
where she will attend Hamilton College
) from which she will graduate in the spring
Mrs. Clarence Martindale returned yes
I terday from Harbor Point. Mich, where
she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 3
Martindale. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mar
tindale will remove soon to 100 East Pratt
street.
DR.. Charles Pfafiin has returned from
] nshing trip in northern Wisconsin Mrs
Pfaff1in, who has been spending the sum
bach. and family, in Lewiston, Ida, will re
turn home shortly.
Governor and Mrs. Durbin have leased tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. " M. Backus for
year and will remove there the LIST of Octo
j Der. Miss Hazel Backus will leave i'm tw,
< weeks for Vassar and later Mrs. Backu
|. will go to New York city for visit
Mrs. Martin w. Mansfield and Miss Co
! rinne Mansfield entertained last night To-
y Miss Mabel Rose and her guests. Miss Yer
million and Mr.. Houghland, of Greencastle
Cards were played and an informal mu
evening. Assisting in the hospitalitie
were Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Mansfield, Mis-
Helen Hibben and Miss Rena Mallarey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer lowering enter
J. tanned at dinner last night at their HON
. on North Pennsylvania street. Their guest
were the members of the house part.
which their son Richmond is entertaining
formed the table decorations. To-nigh
p there will be drive and supper at Ali
sonvflle for the visitors. Tomorrow nigh
\ | Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Grifiths will enter
tain at dinner for them and Saturday even
ing they will attend the dinner dance a
the Country Club.
A Boston paper says: Mrs. ]. Ross Gould
!. friends on Wednesday evening in homo
8 Of Mrs. Harriet A. Prunk. principal of tn
Boston-Indana School of Elocution, Indian
apolis, Ind. Mrs. Prunk, who is an elocu
ZIONIST OF remarkable ability, gave fey
readings-"The Chromons." Dot Baby O
Nine" Roller Skates" "Camp-meetini
Wedding" covering the range of drama
;. comedy and dialect. She combines in re
c markable degree a pure quality of tone
9 dramatic power and graceful presence, con
: stituting the highest excellence of art.
WHALLON-EvANS.
n The marriage of Mrs. Alice Fleming
Evans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c
Fleming and Mr.. Thomas Chalmers Whal
e Ion. was solemnized last night at the fu
Il ture home of Mr.. and Mrs. Whallon, 154
n East Tenth street The ceremony, whic
l. was witnessed by the two families only
II was read at $50 o'clock by the father O
q the bridegroom, Rev. h. p. Whallon O
!, Cincinnati. Mr.. Hansen played a varied pro
gramme before the service and during
rendered a sonata by MosZkowski Their
u were attendants, the bride and bride
groom entering the ceremony room to
gether. The bride gowned in rose
colored tissue over silk of the same shade