The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-05

terday from visit in Laporte.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Beck will. go TO
Maxinkuckee the first of the week.
Miss Martha Foster has returned from
visit with Miss Sally Hall in Brazil.
Miss Genevicve Scoville will leave to-oay
for a visit with friends in Cleveland.
Miss Gertrude Switzer and sister Mar
celia have gone to visit their brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Fraser will leave
Saturday for visit in Michigan City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riley Longnecker
have gone East TO spend several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roemlen will leave
the 18th TO spend month at Wawasee.
Mrs John Hendricks and son Thomas
will go to Peru to-day to visit relatives
Mr.. Harry d. Haring left yesterday. to
spend three weeks in Battle Creek, MICH.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Murphy left this
week for Winona and Lake Tippecanoe.
Mrs Kurfus and son are visiting Mrs.
Kurfuss aunt, Mrs. Hughes, In blooming
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1. Grubbs will leave
tomorrow TO spend several weeks IN the
East.
Mrs. w. b. Parker will leave Monday for
Laporte to visit her mother, Mrs. Mary
Clark.
Miss Alma Baier, of st. Louis, will arrive
to-day TO be the guest or MISS FRANCES
Brownell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thornburg and
children will leave to-day for visit to
Niagara Falls.
Miss Mabel Osborn has returned to her
home in Frankfort after visit with MISS
Adelaide Green.
Mrs. John Oscar Henderson VII return
Tomorrow from a short visit with reia-
tives in Kokomo.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Cleveland and fam
lily will leave to-day for New York to
spend two weeks.
Mrs. John D. Budd and Miss Sadie Budd
vii loav
and Atlantic City.
Mrs Frederick l.. Thomas and daughter
Shirley will leave tomorrow for month
visit in Atlantic City.
Miss Alice Dresser will leave tomorrow
to visit her sister, Mrs. w. II. Cramer, In
Upper Montclair, n. j.
Miss May Louthan and Miss Ida God
dard will leave tomorrow for visit In
New York and Boston
Mrs. Haring, who was the guest OF Mr.:
and Mrs Harry Doris Haring, has returned
TO her home in Aurora
Mrs. David Cady and grandsons, Worley
and Dudley Griffith, will return to-day from
a visit with relatives in Ohio
Miss Anna Wright. az companied by Mrs.
Otto c. Wright, of Chattanooga, has gone
to Chicago to visit relatives.
Miss Florence Benson will return this
week from New York, where she Is the
guest of Miss Louise Young.
| Mr. and Mrs. William p. Kappes win
| the remainder of the summer.
Mrs II. c. Campbell and daughter Gene
We've will leave next week TO spend TWO
months travelling in California.
| to join her daughter, Miss Alta Malott,
| who Is visiting relatives there.
| Mr. and Mrs Alfred NJ. Ogle. who spent
| a short time in town this week, have re-
turned to their cottage at Maxinkuckee.
Miss Bessie Thatcher, who is the guest
| for her home in New York the first of the
| week.
| Mrs p H. Fitzgerald and daughter. Miss
| Laura Fitzger ald will go to Boston this
| month for a fortnights visit with rela-
| tives.
Mrs George A. Gay and sons have re-
turned from months visit in Portland,
Me-, and in Boston with Mrs. A x.
Baldwin.
Joseph C. Schlaf left for New York last
night and will sail Saturday to meet his
family in Austria. He will be gone about
| five weeks.
DIR. ]. H. George and family, of Memphis.
Tenn, arrived yesterday to visit their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Conner. No. 1906
| Park avenue.
Mr.. W W. Woodward will go to Luding-
| ton Mich, about the 14th to join Mrs.
| Woodward and daughters, who are at their
| cottage there
Mrs. Theresa voss Smith and Miss voss
| left yesterday for Winona. from where
| Miss Voss Will go to Chicago and the
northern lakes.
| Miss Suema Vajen-Coleman, who have
| spent several months abroad, will sail
| for home Sept. 10.
Mrs c. v. Jaquith entertained the men,
/ bers of the Womans Whist Club with a
| porch party yesterday morning at her
| home on North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Robert T. Marshall ana daughter
Ann, who have spent month In Boston,
are now in New YORK ana VIII return
| Miss Adah Conner who has been for two
| years in Chicago studying music, has come
| home for few weeks visit with her par.
| ents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Conner, No. 15O6
| Park avenue.
Mrs. III. NJ Gichrist entertained a num-
Der Of friends at Broad Ripple Monday
| in honor Of Mrs. Caylor, of Noblesville, who
| is visiting Mrs. j. I. McShane. Mrs. Cay
| lor will return home this week.
Mrs. Charles A. Pfaffiin will leave to-
| morrow for Greenacres, Antioch, ILL.,, to at
tend house party Later In the month Mrs.
Pfaftiin will go to Walioon LAKE, Where
Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks returned yes
| terday afternoon from short visit in Ohio,
| and will leave within fortnight for visit
| in New York. She will be accompanied east
| by her daughter, Miss Adelaide Fairbanks.
Vernon. and Mrs. j. Arthur Meeks and
| son Earl, of Muncie, were guests of rela-
| tives in town for short time yesterday,
| en- route to California, where they will
| spend two months.
Mr. and Mrs 8. P. Stoddayd and son Mar
! shall and Miss Hazel and Miss Eleanor
Bookwalter left yesterday to spend the
| remainder of the summer at Three Lakes
Wis., where they will be joined later by
| Mayor and Mrs. Bookwalter.
DR.. and Mrs. John G. Wishard will be
| at home informally Friday afternoon and
| evening at SOC North Capitol avenue. Nc
invitations will be issued. Dr. and Mrs
| Wishard leave next Monday for New York
and sail Aug. Is for their future home, Te-
heran, Persia.
WEDDING BELLS TO RING.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind. Aug. 4.-The en-.
| gagement of Miss Emma Virginia Perry
and Prof Frederic Austin Ogg, Of Bloom.
fngton is announced. The marriage will
take place in September.
The announcement is also made of the
engagement of Miss Hortense Hoban anC
Mr.. Ed x. Montgomery. The wedding viii
| be In October.
| Something New i'm Pfcnfcs.
"A picnic with well-appointed supper oil