Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1900 — Page 6
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THE ENDIAHAPOUS KEWS f SATURDAY, JX^sE 2, 1900.
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McKenna, Jr., la vteltln* In Pan. Alice Moore la rlattla# In OreenafMLfkert baa returned froni Mortb P Van Camp went to Chieaco. jtr.jSlIfrra. Harry P»tea are rlalttn* Albert* Beck, of Peru, la rtoitln* In the city. Helen Lockwood baa returned a rlail In Peru. Helen Bprlngateen baa returned a rialt In Wabaab. Portfolio Club will hare ita annual eotin* Tueaday. June 1*. Mrs Dein arch us Brown la the pueat Of Miss White In Madison. Mrs D. B. Hill sailed on the Kaiser Wtlbelm to-day for Europe. Mrs. Jules Dubiel has returned from a i ten days' visit in Martinsville. E w. C. Dickson is vial tin* his brother, James B. Dickson, in Anderson. Albert F. Cook has pone to St. Louis to spend four weeks vlsitln* relatives. Clarence McNalhr and Frank Boden sailed from Hew York for Paris to-day. Mrs. Will Haupbt, of Shelby street, has returned from a visit In Mt. Carmel, IB. - Mrs. Pierre dray is visltlnp her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McDonald. In Lnlcn
City
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Blair are the puests of Mrs. H. B. Lane In Crawforda-
vOU.
Miss Oliva Creasy, of Greenwood. Is the puest of Mrs. Isaac Kin#, In Huron
•treat.
Miss Olive Creasy, of Greenwood, came to-day to visit Mrs. Isaac Kin*, of Huron street. _ . _ Samuel K. Sell#, of Philadelphia. Is endlnp a few days with his parents In
. ollepe avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Temperly entertained at cards, last evenlnp. for Miss
Bhlnehart, of Eton. O.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cookus announce the enpapement of their dauphter, Lil-
lian. to W. T. Pierson.
Mis* Gertrude ryBannon, of Elm street, will leave! Wedneaday for a visit of sev-
eral week* In Mat toon. 111.
The Veronica Club will hold ita annual reunion and reception, June 14, In the
parlors of the Rnpllsh Hotel,
Miss B. 8. Benaon «» vlaitlnp her coualn. Mias B. Stem, In Chlcapo. Miss Benson
will remain one month In Chlcapo.
The Shakespeare Club la havlnp ita annual outlnp, this afternoon, at MtUeravllle. There will he an election of officers. Mr. and Mr*. W. B. Cooper, of Birmingham. Ala., will spend the month of June with Mrs. Oliver Black, In East Bt. Clslr
street.
Mr and Mrs. Philip Mlchelaon will be at home Informally, to-morrow afternoon. at their home In Buchanan street,
for their son.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Burke and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke, of Cincinnati, are the puests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Malone, In
Fletcher avenue.
Mrs. R. Booth and Mrs. C. F. White, who have been the puests of Mrs J. A. Porter, In Prospect street, have returned
to their homes In Arcada.
Mrs. J. Van Camp Invited a large number of friends to surprise her husband, Thursday evenlnp. It was the occasion
of hia birthday anniversary.
Miss Coppen, of Cincinnati, came today, to be the puest of Miss Louise Pfafflln. She will be the maid of honor at Miss Pfafflln s weddlnp, next week. Mrs. Mary Fox, who has been the puest of Mrs. Hlser and Mrs. William Mlddlesworth, of South Linden street, has returned to her home In Chlcapo. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Greyer a_nd Mlsa Julia Greyer, who have been In Philadelphia for a year, have returned to live at their home, 162« North Delaware
street.
Section 2 of the Ladles' Club of the German House gave a euchre party this afternoon. Those In charge were Mrs. Van Winkle, Mrs. J. C, Bchaf and Miss
Bertha Bieler.
Kabbi and Mra. A. Levenson have Issued Invitations for the marriage of their dauphter, Pauline, to M. A. Rabtnowltx, June 12. The weddlnp will take place In the South Meridian-street church. Ernest P. Blcknell, of Chicago, will come, this evening, to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Burnet, 1711 Park avenue. He will remain over Sunday. Mrs. Blcknell Is also the guest of Mra. Bur-
net.
George Mull and W. W. Keene gave a brake ride and a dance nt the Country _ Club, last evenlnp, .for Miss Burford’s guest, Miss Spencer, of Ht. Louis. There were about thirty young people In the party. Mrs. Frank Kottek find Miss Ella Kottek, of South Linden street, will go to Cleveland. O., soon, to spend three weeks. Miss Kottek will go to Niagara Falls, and will make a short visit In Canada. The Anonym Club will give a lawn Bootable at the home of F. A. Pearson, 339 East Merrill street, Wednesday evening, June «. A mandolin club will furnish music. The club will meet with Mr. Pearson, Monday evening. Henry Kahn left this afternoon for - Cleveland, O., where he will be joined by his wife and Miss Clarlbel Kahn They will *o from Cleveland to New York and will aall, Tuesday, on the Wilhelm der Gross.., for Europe. Mr. and Mrs. August Buschman, Miss Johannah Buschman and Miss Alma Rottman leave this evening for New York. They will sail Tuesday, on the Kaiser W’tlhelm der Uroase. for a three months' visit In Europe. ► ♦ - Ray Brown, son of O. W. Brown, accompanied hla uncle, Newton Reaer, oi Lafayette, this afternoon, to New York. They will aall, June 9, for Paris. Kay’s schoolmates presented him with a handsome toilet case before he left. The young women who graduate from the Classical School next week are Gertrude Scovel Butler, Alberta Jane ConIon. Lillian Bell Ooodlet, Clara Hawkins, Clara MoMurry, Constance Lewis, Ruby Elisabeth Runyan. Ethel Madge Spring and Gertrude Twlneham. Miss Nellie McPherson, a granddaughter of George W. Hunting. 8r„ Is visiting relatives and friends here Miss McPherson has Just returned from Honolulu, where she closed an engagement with a theatrical company. She met with considerable success as a'ballad singer, A trolley party was give* last evening . to Greenwood for Miss Mattie Hunter, who Is the guest of the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Hunter. The guests were Dr. John Wishard. Miss Harriet Wlsh-
ard. Dr. and Mrs. 8. P. Scherer. Dr. and MTs. Gaylord, the Rev. and Mra Hunter. Mias Fawcett, of New Albany, and John G. Blake. Mrs. 8. A. Bryan, of Franklin, announces the enpapement of her daughter. Bonnie I-ouisc Cochran, and George Franalin Atkina ef this city. The wedding will occur June 27. 1b Franklin. Invitations have been received in the city for the marriage of Mies Mary Christina, dauphter of Mrs. Mary Elien Bates, of Bloomington, and Frank Ambrose Cunning. The weddlnp will occur Tueaday morning at • o'clock. In the Kirkwood Avenue Christian church, at Bloomington. The at-home announcement is after July M. at Hollis ter. Cal. Miss Rena Hill is the guest of Mrs. V. J. Hammond. Some years ago Miss Hill had a studio In this city. She afterward went to New York, and while there she designed an exhibit for the World's Fair, in Chicago. Two years later she went to Europe, and had her work exhibited In Parisian salona. Miss Hill has wriucr a number of plays, which have been produced. The second section of the Mwnnerchor Indies' Society has arranged a "Rose Euchre Party” for Friday, June 8, at 2 p. m. The decorations will consist of June roses, and the score cards will have the rose design. Mrs. Charles Adam is chairman, with Mrs. Charles Balke. Mrs. Theodore Reyer, Mrs Emil Steinhliber. Mm. Peter Balz. Miss Emma Ballmann and Miss Carrie Mack as assistants. The annual meeting of the Indiana branch of the Western Oxford Alumnae Association was held yesterday at the heme of Mm. Robert F Scott. Mies McKee, the president of the college, gave an interesting talk on the work of the last year and on the prospects of the coming year. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Gertrude M. Thompson: vice-presidents. Mrs Martha R. Scott, Mm. W. T. Durbin of Anderson; corresponding secretary and treasurer. Mm. Jennie R Fish: recording secretary. Mrs Natalie D. Byram. The Magazine Club held Its last meeting of the year, this afternoon, at the home of Mm. O. L. Huey. In Woodruff Place. The members met informally, no regular program being carried out. The committee In charge of the meeting was, Mm. E. B. Brown. Mm. W J. Sumner and Mrs. John Benedict. There was music. and the club delegate* reported on the convention of clubs, held at Lafaystte. There were three out-of-town member* prenent -Mrs Will Cumback, of Oreensburg; Mrs F. 8 Miller, of <*rawfordsville. and Miss Jessie Hamilton, of Green held.
prises will be awarded at the commencement exercises Wednesday, June &.
Program of Woman’s Club. October 5—President's day Social committee, Mm. Runnels, Mrs Cobum and Mm. Milligan. October 19—"Tralta that Resemble; a Differentiation," Eliza 8 Hendricks; "Conversation on the Paper," Kate Rand Winters November 2— "Harp* Ever Tuned,” Julia M Moores; "A Rugged Outcast," Martha Mcl. Martindale; conversation, "Remnants of the Puritan Conscience." Sarah F. Atkin*. November 1*—"Boccaccio," Annie Ames Spruance; "A Summer’s Cruise," Carrie F. Robertson. ,convervsatlon. "The Observing Eye," Laura F. Hodges. December 7—“Mr*. Ollphant," Olive Eddy Hsr*>elman; "Anthony Trollope," Caroline H. Howland; conversation, Harriet Maclntlre Foster. December 21—“Club Literature.” Lilia McD. Ketcham; "Studie* for a Club Paper," Helen Rock wood Ednon. January 4—"Dawn of the Twentieth Century,” Elizabeth Barnett Hill; "Resp< I sibllitles rf Enlightenment,” Carina B. C. Kaglesfleld. January 18—"Burns, the Patriot,” Elizabeth Nicholson, recitations, Julia Harrison Moore; ballads. February 1—"Sui>erMUlors," Anna L. Mothershead; "Fortune Telling, Past and Preirnt,” Mary Iscbel Jercke*; conversation, "Change* In Popular Taste*," Anna H* ndrlcKs. February 15—"The Open Mind," May Wright Bewail; conversation by the club. March 1—Speeches of Note,” Isadora McCord Chambers; "A Study of Charle* Reade," Katherine H Day; conversation. “Disappearing Authors," Gertrude C. Jameson. March 15— "Poverty," Kate M Bowles; "The Ethical Teachings of John Ruskln.” lads G. Hufltord; conversation. "Amenities of Life," Flora McDonald Ketcham. March 22—Election of officers April 5"A Famous Story Teller." Lucia Ray; "The Doctor in Literature,” Julia Graydon Jameson; "Endings of Novels," Helen Mar Edson. April 19—"In Black and White," Clementine Ruddell; '•Cartoons," Mary E. Blackledge. conversation, "Humorists." Emma Lee Elam. May S—"A Book Review," Barah L Spann; "The New Era In Russia," Mary A. E. Woollen; conversation, "The -Future of the Slav.” Albertina Allen Forrest. May 17 — "The passing of the Summery” Elizabeth C. Marmon; June 7—Annual reporta; "A Story." by Haute B. Tarklngton Jameson. Officers— Preaident, Mrs. Holliday; vice-president, Mrs. Robertson; recording secretary, Mias Woollen; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Wagner; treasurer. Mrs Spann. Executive Committee—Mrs Ross, chairman; Mr*. Dorsey, Mrs Fletcher, Mrs, Hanna. Mrs. Daniels. Membership Commlttee—Mrs. Wells,- chairman; Mrs. Hodge*. Mr*. Milligan, Mr*. Clel&nd, Mrs. Coburn. Room Committee—Mrs. Walcott. chairman. Mrs Hitt. Miss Howland, Mrs. Spruce. Miss Moore. Place of meeting, Propylaeum.
Contest In Declamation. The Girls' Classical School held Its annual prize declamation last night, at the PropylaJum. The girl* made a pretty p.cture In their white dresses The school chorus was under the direction of Carl Schneider. Those who gave recitations were Misses Jane Mather Ogle. Lydia Maxwell Parry, Gladys May Wright, Mabel Edson Cooley, Florence Nordlca Russell, Margie Anne Taylor, Anna Violet Harbour. Margaret Lilly and Bertha Augusta Hals. Miss Garrett (Hidden sang "Expectancy,” by Dudley Buck. The judges who voted on the declamations were Mr Rohbach, Alfred F. Potts, Ihe Rev. J. Cummin* Smith and Mtss Elisabeth Dye. The first place was given to Mtss Margie Anne Taylor, the second place, only a fraction lower, to Miss Bertha Rais, and honorable mention was gp'en to Mlsa Anna Violet Barbour. The
IRVINGTON. Uim Mate! Norris west to Greenfield today to spend Sunday with Mis* Jessie good. The Her C B. Coleman wHl preach at Plymouth church Sunday morning Mrs. D C. Brown returned to-day from a rialt in Madison Mis* Charlotte Powell will go to Greencastie Tuesday to ristt Kappa Mends. Shirley Walton, of Atlanta, and Mr Otha Darnell, of Chicago, who hare bees rlsitln* Ned Powell, hare returned to their homes. The alumnae chapter of the Kappa Kappa Gamma was to bare been entertained this afternoon by Mias Retta Barnhill ax her home in Washington street, but the meeting ha* beep indefinitely postponed. A number of the Irringtoc citizens met at the home of Mr. Scot Butler last night to discuss the plan of organizing a club similar in purpose to that of the IndUnapol.s Contemporary Club. Committees on constitution and organization were appointed. There will be another meeting next Saturday night. The Golf Club recently organized la arranging a meet to be held sens on Its links, which Is laid oat os the backs of Pleasant run. north of Washington street The links was opened Thursday afternoon with an Informs., tournament The riub members Include Ned Powell. Edwin Hill. Arch Hannah Darid Caie. Jarr.es Braden. Ray Dong and Walter Butler A number of the college girls, including Mias Katherine Armstr- ng Miss Mabel N;orris Miss Helen Cook. Miss Helen Downing. Miss Kittle Layman. Miss Essie Hunter. Miss Florence Moore and Mis# Jessie Scott, wlli give a fudge party next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Mary Calkins. The guests will be Messrs Carl McGaughey. Ray Newcomb. earn Moore. Roy Longley. Cleo Hunt. Lesley Anthony, John Cunn.ngham and Walter Ly brand.
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WEST INDIANAPOLIS. Harry Ryan has gone to Illinois to remain
several weeks.
The W. C. T t*. will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Byrklt's The L T. L. wtil meet Monday at 1-.J0 p. m. at Trinity M E. church. Mrs A. W Crull entertained Mrs. Lon Charles, of Btate street. Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Burgdofer. of Connersvii’e.
are the guests of Mr and Mrs A. B Wood. The third quarterly meeting of the year w be held at Trinity M E. church Sunday even-
Irg
Mrs Grace Baker returned to-day after spending two weeks with her sister In An-
•onta. O;
The fair given by the ladles of the First M E church was a success, over 1*0 being The W. F. M B of Trinity will give a social at the home of Mrs. Trotter Tuesday
evenlng
Miss Pearl Crull spent several days this week with Mrs E- T. Fowler, In West Mich-
igan street.
Miss Edith Montgomery returned Wednesday from a two week’s visit with friends in
Terrs Haute.
Die lAdtes' Aid Society of Trinity M. E. church will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs Leachman.
Mr and Mrs O. H. Starkey, of Elonsvllle. came to-day to visit Mrs Starkey's sister,
Mrs. 8 B Grimes
B G. Wysong. of Greencastie, was ths guest of his son, B F. Wysong. and family
the first ot the week
Mrs. B F David and daughter, of Valley Mills, were the guests of Mrs. John Sanders
the first of the week
The Ladles' Aid Society of Pilgrim Congregational church will meet Wednesday after-
noon with Mrs Horner.
Mrs. Frank Cole and daughter. Florence, of Bellefontalne. O., were the guests of Mrs.
James Chlsman Thursday
Mr. and Mrs John Rlnker and Mis# Nora Passmore, of Brooklyn, are the gueets of Mr.
and Mrs Miles Matthews
John Sawyers, of West Newton, has been the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. D.
Sawyers, part of this week
Francis Barlett. of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. came Wednesday to spend several weeks with
hit aunt. Mrs. Rosco« Shinn.
Mrs. Alvah Robbins, Mrs. Straughan and Mrs. Wilbur Straughan went to Plainfield
Wednesday to visit relatives.
Jamie Meta entertained his classmates Thursday afternoon at his home In Division
street It wa* hla ninth birthday.
Ths teachers of Morris-street Christian Sunday-school will meet each Thursday even-
ing In June with Miss Grace Wilson.
James Chlsman. accompanied by his wife, will leave Sunday for Cincinnati. O., to spend his vacation. They will visit at Aurora before
they return
Mrs Chldsey and Mrs. Workhelser, of Easton. Pa , spent part of this week with Mr. and Mrs. D K. Armstrong and Mr. and Mr*
Charles Dickson.
The Ladles' Twentieth Century Club will entertain their huebanda at the home of Mrs. Hlnjtle Tuesday evenlng._ Program for the
>n,
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uet, Mrs.
evening. Music. Mrs Gebauer; recltatloi Mrs Thompson; song. Mrs. Moore; mu Mrs. Fox; monologue. Mrs. Gebauer; d Mrs Moore and Mrs. McClure; music, J
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Fox, ladles' trio.
NORTH INDIANAPOLIS.
. M r * Ed Douglass spent a few days In Amo
this week.
Mr. A. M. Morris Is visiting relatives In
Missouri this week
Mr Thomas Hazelrlgg returned Saturday froni a week's trip to Brown county. Mr J. M. Vater, of Greenwood, waa the guest of Mrs. A. R. Harold this week. Mrs R N. Wilkinson, of Htockwell. was the guest of A. R. Harold and wife this week. The Christian Endeavor of the St. Paul M E. church met at the church Tuesday even-
ing
Mr. T. C. Rutter, of Owensborough. Kv . visited her sister, Mrs J. W Morton, this
week.
The Library Protective Association will hold a business meeting at the Baptist church next
Wednesday evening The Busy Bee Cl
tisbands at
ugene stree -
The Iroquois Club will give”a party at the
tub
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street, Monday even
isy Bee Club gave
husbands at the home of M
supper to their Pease, In West
home of Mr. Wallace Loucks, in West Thirtieth street, next Wednesday evening
and Mrs. Presley Bu< ‘ "
are visiting (
re. Presley Buck, of Splceland. he family of Calvin O. Udell. In eel Twenty-ninth street, this week.
The Choral Association of the St Paul M. E. church will give its annual spring concert at
the church on the evening of June 13
Mr. E. D. Schofield will deliver a free lecture at the Seventh Christian church. June 4.
subject will be "The Mammoth Cave.” dla Vaught, of Martinsville, and Mr.
ursday after-
Wednesday after-
Hls subject will be "The Mammot Miss Leila Vaught, of Martinsville,
and Mr* K. D. Reap, of Elizabethtown, were the guests of Mrs. J. L. Dixon Wednesday. The Ladies' Aid of the Home Presbyterian church met at the home of Mr* J. E Brown.
In West Thirty-first street. Th
noon.
The Ladles' Aid of the St. Paul M. E. church met at the home of Mra, Bermerman,
In West Thirtieth street — '
noon i>
Mrs. James Steele Sanders has returned to her home In Bedford, after spending-a week with her sister. Mrs. Will Ooodnow. In Ma-
rion Park
Mrs. Anna Baker. Mr and Mrs. Thomaa McName. of Wabash, visited the family of J. C. Myers last week in Sherman avenue and
Twenty-first street.
Mr. H. G. Young and Lewis Young, formerly of Columbus, will make their future home with their brother. Mr. O. A. Young, In
West Twenty-ninth street
The Current Topics Club met at the home of Mr* G. A Young Wednesday evening.
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5l?e Social <?aiei)dar.
MONDAY. JUNE 4. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Parry # dinner for Mt#s Louise Pfaffitn and Dr. Edward Moffett. TUESDAY. JUNE 5. The genlor hop of the Girl* 1 Classical School, at the PropvUeum. The marriage of Mis* Katherine Adam* and Newton H. Da*hlei. of Chicago. The marriage of Ml#* Pauline Marcus and Abraham Bowman, at the German House. The marriage of Mia* Sue Dewar and John M. Coutta. _ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6. The commencement exercises of the" Girls' Classical School, at the Propylwum. The marriage of Mia# Louise Pfafflln and Dr. Edward Moffett The marriage of Miaa Eleanor Wymond Johnson and Frederick T. Johnson. The marriage of Mias Resale Beck and George R Roberts, The marriage of Miss Mamie Rauch and Henry A. Grummann. The marriage of Mlsa Lois Walterhouae and Dr. 8. R. Peacock, of Ladoga. The marriage of Mtse Katherine Moore and Charles G Kingsbury, at Irvington. FRIDAY. JUNE 8. Mrs. Leah Ramsey's celebration of her eighty-fourth birthday anniversary. The North End Whist Club's- outing at Mlllersville Entertainment. "An Afternoon Rehearsal." at the Woodruff Place Club house.
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Mrs G
Mr Osborn read a paper on
There were thirty guests and members pres-
ent.
The Young People's Study Club met at the home of Mr Grover Payne Friday evening. Mr Chester Sommer, who Is a graduate of a New York school of art, add rest ed the club ort_ "The Relation of Art to Literature.” All the citizens of North Indianapolis will unite In a union memorial service at the St. Paul M E church to-morrow evening at S o'cbvk Qovermr Mount will deliver the oration. Calvin G. Udell will direct the musical
part of the program.
The Tueaday Evening Literary Club will
hold Its annual banquet at the home of Mlsa Lulu C. Ball, 1018 West Thirty-first street, next week. Mrs Hazelrlgg will read a paper on "Our Summer Reading" and Mrs.
Harold will lead the conversation
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Favorite Character In the Tear's Work. Irene V. Webb will be toastmlstrest.
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Reports from affiliated
TUESDAY. JUNE 5. Local Council of 'Women—Council business.
aoctott— tha
Women * Foret
and Foraigx:
Social and Business Union of Roberts Park M E. church. Women s Home Missionary Society of Roberts Park M. E. church. Women's University Club. PhtiooMUhean Club. The Fortnightly Literary—"Motion in Browning'# Poetry. • Miss Jane Williams; "Wordsworth." Miss Mary Dresser; conversation, "The Browning Letters,” Mra. Elias Jacoby. FRIDAY. JUNE 8. Over the Teacups Club—With Mrs. H. L. Van Hoff. "Humor Writers and Wits," Mrs. Allison Maxwell; "Woman's Sense of Humor.” Miss
Alice Finch.
The, Phllomathean Club—The year’s work discussed by the club. Hostess, Mrs. Trout. ‘ ‘ t <
Mr. James Murray, of Ft. Wayne, was the guest of his wife and friends Sunday. Mra Ohartea Happier, of North Station street. Is the guest of friends In Cincinnati. Miss Sat He Ferrell, of Indianapolis. Is visiting her father. Mr Ferrell. In Bright wood avenue Mr Mc-Oallp, of Rioyd avenue, who has been the guest of relatives In Columbus, has returned The Ladles' A'.d Society of the Methodist church., met In the church last Thursday afternoon Miss Gertrude Lynam. who has been riatlIng her aunt In Muncte. has returned to her home In Station street Mrs Morgan and daughter Lottie, of Station street, who have been visiting friends in Terre Haute, have returned | Miss Bessie Klrkman. of Irvington. and Mr Fred Gephart. of Indianapolis, were the guests of Mls» Lillie Smith In Br!ghtw,»>d avenue. Wednesday The commencement exercises of the Baptist' Sunday-school will be held at the church June 17 it will be followed by the Children's day exercises. The Rev John t'armen. pastar of the Baptist church, who has accepted ths office as secretary of the Union Sunday -School Association. tendered his resignation to the church Sunday The resignation will be acted upon by the church next week, and if accepted the pastor will leave the first of July MT. JACKSON. Mrs. J. H Stewart has returned from Tip-
ton
Mrs. Graven* and daughter. Nellie, have re-
Terre I
Miss Hazel Webb entertained the Friday
ALEXANDRIA.
Mra. J. R Page is ristt lag her parents, tat Louis Tine—Mr. and Mra. Horace Nelson ha.-*. Wt ter WtatUrartt. la., to maze their future home Thomas Roof, of FT Recovery, O.. is the guest at hi* parents here ...Th* alias of the Congregational church entertained in honor of the Rev. G. L McNutt sad wife, on Wednesday night, at the residence if Mr. and Mra E. R Wee* Mr* F K Pierce and daughter Mr* D. K Simpson, are the guests at relative* la Hagerstown ...Mra J Montgomery ha* returned to her home in Hagerstown after a visit to Mra J H. Bee too. of tils city — Mrs. D. M. Harahbarger. of Ladoga. 1* the guest otf her daughter. Mrs L 8. Mchoosy of this city . Th# members of the graduating class of the high school were gives a reception by the Junior*. Tueaday night, at the residence of Dr. A. E Harlan and wife— J. B Oarroi, at CrawfordavBie. is the gueat of relative* here Mra J. M Welia has returned to her home in Rushviiie after a rialt te_ reiativea hereMrs Robert Finch, of Stevens Point, Wis., is visiting her parenta, Mr and Mra L. C. Nicoaoa cf this city Mr and Mrs. T. C. Brown are the guests of relative* m LoubrvLIe.. The ladies of the local Eastern Star lodge entertained the members of the Anderson chapter Friday night.
ANDERSON.
A large party from this city will attend th# wedding of Mr P Atwood Hinds, of Indianapoiia. and Miss Elizabeth Josephine Gray, at Muneie next week — Rev, and Mr* W. J. Davenport have returned to Kansas City, after a visit with friends and relative* in this city D. E Bonn, of the "Humpty Dumpty" Company, has returned from a visit with friends In Detroit .. Mr and Mra. James W. Sen# be Fry. Jr. have returned from a three months' toar of Europe Mr and Mrs. J. L. Kilgore bare gone to Paducah. Ky , for residence ...The marriage of William Doxy, of Minnesota, and Mias Kate Harper, of this city, will occur on the evening of June 7, at Hope Congregational church The Rev Walter B. Street has gone to Massachusetts to spend Ate raieatten.,..Albert A Small is home lagoc Loeb, of Chicago, spent ‘ ‘ i.p*r*nu—W. C. Dickson, UKtaftjng his brother, James ftCily Miss Spink, of In-
of Miss Elisabeth
[rg. J B. Williams will knntrersary of their marevenir.g. by entertaining * .Prof John W. Oarr .Calif °rn la Miss Grace _ faUtivea at Terre Haute
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meet Mra. Media Osborne is visiting In Benton Harbor. Mich . H. C. Fink, of Montrose. Colo., returned home. Tuesday, after a visit with his brother-In-law, Frank Gray Mrs Enos L. Watson and granddaughter. Mias Watson, are visiting Mra James Watson, in RaahvQle Boos L Watson I* visiting Ms son. Coegreasman James Watson. is Washington. D. C The Rev. and Mra J. W Cates and eon Howard returned home to Newcastle. Tuesday — Mias Reba Stetson, who attended high school hera this winter, returned to her home la Greenafork, Tuesday, for th* summer vacation. COVINGTON. Darid Plant 1* visiting Ms sister In Chicago . Mrs Rachel Sailor of Pine Village, is z guest of her son. Dr. Sailor . Mias Lena Meehan, of Indiana polla Is vial ting her mother .. Miss Dalis Simmerman. of Veedersburg. Is a guest of friends Dr. and Mra McLain. of Danville, were guest* of friend* Wednesday Mr and Mra A. T. Liveogood were guests of Georgetown (111.) friends Monday Miss Nellie Rogers Is a guest of Greencastie friends --Miss Fannie Lebo. of Crawford*rilie. is a guest of friend* — Miss Maude Baker is visiting her brother Guy in Danville — The Rev. W. F. Switzer, of Danville, who has been a gueet of friends, returned bom* Tuesday Mrs George Metlsler. of Salmon City. Idaho, Is visiting her mother. Mra Bowman Miss Deirdre Duff is a guest of Greencastie friend*—Miss Alma Patton is a guest of Mias Bertha To ere y. of Indianapolis Invitations are out announcing the marriage of Thomas Rodin* and Miss Alma McDonald F. L Torris left for hia home in Ubero. Mex.. th# first of the week—Sewell Xebeker. of Indianapolis, wa* a guest of hla parents. Mr. and Mrs E. H. Nebeker, Monday... Mrs E. H- Nebeker and daughter Grace were guests of Indianapolis friends Tueeday W. H. Lewis, of Roesvlile. Tenn , is a guest of Ms brother, O. P. Lewis. CRAWFORDS VTLLX. Mrs Jennie Blair has returned from a visit in Lafayette ...The Crawfordavllle Federation of Clubs has elected Mrs. J. M. Waugh as president.. Mrs. W. K. Wallace vtatted Frankfort friends this week — Mr. and Mrs. Henry Floan celebrate th* twenty-fifth anniversary of thelrafu* IT, »«* on the evening of June 5— Mrs. J A. Shepler has returned from an extended rialt In Ft. Wayne ...Harry Cadwallader and wife have returned to EvaneriR#— B. C. Day left on Tueaday for the Paris Be-
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for Lafayette, where she will study voice cultnr* Mr and Mra Moffatt are visiting friends 4n Illinois ..Mrs Kate Crawford and daughter of Terr* Haute, nailed relative* In Worthington this week .. Miss Marten Myers is home from Nashville. Tenn.. where she has been attending a conservatory of music Mlsa Margaret Alien returned to Indianapolis Monday. after a visit with her parents. RICHMOND. The prtnespai society event of the meek occurred Tuesday evening at the closing recital of the Riahmoad Orchestral Association The recital wa# under th* direction of Mr. B»tWr The members of the orchestra wha assisted were az toLcwa: Mias Florence Reeves Will Earhart. J. F Thompson Fred Bartel. Waiter Rungs. W. j. Hutton. Walter Cain. Mra Clyde Waiters. Miss Nora HoHhouse. Ctiaion Routh. Elisabeth Nardtn. W C. Plehl. W. K. i Rope. Dr E E P.erce Harley E Parker. D. E Ranks. J. X. Tracy. Lawrence Deuker. Prof. Victor WUUama. Oliver P. Xusbaum. Harry Oeanett. L. W Ranks. K A Kline. F. H Burr. Mias On* Davis Guy Middleton. Paul L Rosa. Wilbur Haaemler Charles C. M -.rria H. H Range. E. T. Booth, Charle* Connor. Frederick Steinkamp, Charles Grew*. Clarence Gennett. Robert E. Wilson. Clyde Rank. Dr. Chart** l_ Davis, C. M. Wilson. Prof. Henry M. Lamp. Mrs, Henry Gennett. Master Fred Gennett and Joseph Werner. Th# members of the ladies' chorus, th* work at which formed an Important part of the re- ! vital, were Mesdames John H Nicholson, Otto Krone. Will Earhart. Elmer Gorman. Henry < Enbieben and the Mieses Haaecoeter. Pag*. Huff. Moorman. Schaeffer. Winchester. Kelaey. Cunningham. Xyu, Flnfrock. Lurt In*. Spencer Sands and Keblenbrlnk. In th* second part of th* program was a Mother Goose quadrille, given by eight young women, under the direction of Mrs. Charles Kano. The dancer* wen* th* Ml see* Pearl and Maud* j Kaufman. Stella Roney. Maude Thlstlethwalte, Agnes Gear Jeanette Craighead. Mary Phlreiey and Christie Bell....Mr. and Mr*. WT!! Medearia. of Indianapolis, were the guest* of Richmond friends during the Week. Mr. and Mra Arch SL Street have returned from New Orleans after a week# stay....Mr. and Mr*. Wesley Carey, of Cambridge CKy. are the guests of Richmond friends. MTJNCIK. In honor of Mr. John Meehan's return from a trip through various parts of Europe a party of thirty friends entertained in his honor Wednesday night—In honor of th# Rer. George Littia and Mrs. Utf.#, of Cicero. Ind . Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ream entertained W ednesday evening, assisted by Mis*#* Evelyn Parker. Lillian Schaufelberger. Edith Jones and Florence Ream In honor of Mlsa Mae Wlshart. of Lafayette. Miss Mari* LRU*, of Upland, and Mr. John Taylor, of Indianapolis. a picnic party was given Wednesday— Mrs. E. L. Parker has returned to Hamilton. O.. after visiting Mr. and Mrs &. N. Smith — Miss Mary Whltsley entertained a small party Tueaday evening . ..In honor oi Mlsa Edith Kirby, whose approaching wedding has been announced. Mlsa Mas Heath win entertain at a colonial tea Friday Mr*. Port and daughter, Mias Maude, have returned from visiting In Denver. Colo....Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith have returned home to Wolf Lake, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nelson....Mia* Ethel Maxim, of Newcastle, la the guest of Mias Etta Warner....Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bradford, of Dayton. O., ar* th* guest* of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemper.... Monday evening Miss Carroll Hetningray and Mr. Robert Walker entertained at a < o'clock dinner In the Country Clubhouse for th* Gray-Hinds wedding party. In honor of Miaeea Miriam Case, Eva Winchester, Edith Kirby and Abble Kuechmann. Mias Vida Caaaady waa hostess to a party Monday evening. — All the guests of honor are to be married
In June.
B&OWNSBTJRG.
D. J. Sptcklemter. of Pittsboro, waa here Tuesday—William Pratt, of Greenfield, wa# the guest of Dr. Marsh this week Mrs. D. B. Bray has returned from Cincinnati....Mrs. Fred Ritter, of Indianapolis, was the guest of her parents this week W I* Bums and W. J. Brumfield, of Indianapolis, spent Sun-
day here....James _payld, of West Newton,
Davidson Sunday....
Arthur Surber will enter music school at
was the guest of T. J.
Cincinnati aoon....H. E. Hadley and wife, of Indianapolis, were guests of friends here this week—Mrs. Ellas McClain and two daughters. of Ewing. Ky., ar* guests at M. D. Green'•....Mias Maude Leuterltz, of Indianapolis. waa ths guest of her parents Sunday.... Robert Wynn and wife, of North Salem, were the gueeta of the Thompsons Sunday—A. A. Wilkinson, of Indianapolis, was here Tueaday—John A. Arbuckle came from Brazil Wednesday,...John Corllaa and T. J. Corcoran have returned from Illinois... .Mrs. Hauls Symons, of Danville, la here for an extended visit with her parents, T. D. Anderson and wife Mr*. M. E. Springer, of Little Rock, Ark., la the guest of her mother, Mra. Marlon Surber—Mrs. C. W. Sedgwick and children, of Marlon, are the guests of friend# here this week — Mrs. Clinton and daughters, of Bloomington are the guesu of William Hamilton
and family.
WHITBSTOWN.
Roy Unlv Of S
MBS. EMMA MONT M’BAE of Lafayette.
....Frsd Selgrlst, of Rushvllle, Is visiting friends In this city....The Embroidery Club gave a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D F. Mustard for the husbands of the mem-
oands or me memof the Indiana Edclty, during June,
hers — During the meeting Itorlal Association. In this
there will be a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Campbell, of the Herald.
GREENFIELD.
Friday evening. Mr. Guerney Saxon and MUs Neva Roney were quietly married by the Rev. B. F. Dailey. They left 1 mmediate-
were quietly married by ley. They left Immediate-
ly after the ceremony for a abort wedding trip.. .Miss Madge Nolan, formerly of this city, will be married In Dallas Tex., next week....Mr. Edward Quigley returned, yesterday, from Munele, where he was one of the attendants at the wedding of Miss Mary .Canning—Mr. Nelson Bradley returned, Saturday, from a ten days' visit to Clermont county. <X,.. Miss Bessie Herrick left, Monday, for Irvington, where she will spend a
few days before returning to her home at
V. Thayer is In N« as called by the 11 John Clark Rldpat
■ Mrs. Lawrence Boring Is visiting relatives
Wabash....Mrs. Edwin P. Thayer Is in New York ciW, where she was called by the Illness J of her father. Dr. John Clark Rldpath.
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In NoblesvU|*..%.Mrs. Eugene Lewis, of Toledo, O.. after a short visit with Mrs Blanche McNqw, left yesterday to spend a few days with friend* and relatives In Knlghtstown Mrs. R. J. Strickland, of Centerville, is visiting her sons. Harry and H. L. Strickland — Mrs. Georgs F. Randall, of Indianapolis, returned horna. Thursday, from a visit with Mrs. Frank S. Hammel.. Miss Laura Jennings left, Friday, for her home at Moores Hill, where she will spend the summey Mrs. Margaret Hammel, of Pittsburg, who has been visiting her son. Mr. Frank 8. Hammel. will leave, next week, for Denver. Colo., where she will be the guest of her daughter. Mrs. A. L. New Mrs. \V. 8 Barnes and Mis# Margaret McClain, of Southport, are spending the week with Dr and Mrs C. A. Barnes — Mr Arthur Moulden, who has been visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs. J. H. Moulden. returned to his home In Danville. Ky.. Tuesday Mrs Mary Patterson and Mrs. May Hanlan. of Indianapolis, are the guests of Mr and Mrs. H B Thayer.. . .The Rev, D. W. Evans left, Monday, for a week's
visit with friends In Jamestown.
position, where he will spend the summer.... Col. W. C. Burk and wife, of Thornton, spent this week With A. F. Ramsey and family ... Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Blair, of Indianapolis, are the guests of Mrs. H. 8. Lane On Monday evening about thirty of the young society ladles of Crawfordsvllle cave a very enjoyable dance to their friends....Charles Milford and wife have returned to Attica, after a visit with Professor Milford....O. 8. Durham has returned from Martinsville Dr. Chamberlain. of Denver, was the guest of J. R. Bonnell and family, this week ...Miss Iva Carlson has returned from Chicago, where she spent some months studying music Mlsa Mary Crane, of Brooklyn. N. Y., la th* guest of Miss Emma Wilson ...Mtss Carrie Davis has concluded a visit In Lafayette.... The Rev. J. M. Douglas and wife, of Toledo. are visiting here J. A. Gilbert and wife ar* at West Baden for a few weeks Miss Augusta Blnford, of Washington, D. C.. visited relatives here this week....Mias Helen Martin has returned from Bloomington....Miss Mary Hannah Krout has returned from Hawaii, and Is visiting her relatives here—J. C. Barnhill and wife are visiting In Enfield. Ill Jaco Joel and wife entertained, Tuesday evenlni for Mrs. A. E Kempner. of South Bend Miss Nellie Rogers, of Covington, Is the guest of Miss Florence Dice... Mrs. L. A. Smith, of Middletown. O., has concluded a visit with F. L. Snyder and family Emil Ryer and wife, of South Bend, are the gueets of F. M. Die* and family.
BLOOMFIELD.
»». \. zionen ana aaugnier KUtn are guesu of Bloomington friends Mrs. John rris Is home from a visit to her daughter. St. Louts....Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Allen
CONNERSVILLE.
Hon. F T. Root# and wife visited friends at Aurora this week. Mrs. Cyntha Hanson has gone to Newcastle to reside Mrs. M. W Holler and daughter have returned to Cincinnati after a two weeks’ visit with rel-
”o». F. T. Roots and
ro
ner Saturday evening—Frank B. Flanner. of
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Roberts, of Burlington, Wls.. and Miss Anna
Cincinnati after a two weeks visit with relatives... Hon. F. T. Roots and wife entertained twenty of their friends in a royal manner Saturday evening Frank B. Flanner. of Indianapolis. U here on a visit Dr. F. H. Roberts, of Burlington, Wls.. and Miss Anna Fnedgen were married Wednesday — W. P. Rees, of Oreensburg. has been a guest of relatives and old frierds this week. Mrs. Fletcher McKee, of Indianapolis. 1* the guest of Dr. Dtiltnan and family Miss Maud (.crusher is visiting Indianapolis and Danville friends....Rev. E. A. Eldfeld Is home from a visit with Chicago and St. Louis relative* ... Miss Grove Ms move Is spending a short season with Rushvllle friends — Mrs. Charles Susm? of Ft. Wayne. Is the guest of Mrs. Harry Cain Mrs John M Higgs returned from a two weeks' visit at Indianapolis | Wednesday,...Mrs J. J. Ooldwell, of Cambridge City, visited relatives Wedneaday Mrs O- D. North and .laughter. Miss Grace, are visiting relatives in Detroit. Kalamazoo and Grand R&pids. Mich Mias Lillian Burns, •>f Brookville visited Miss Elizabeth Orwln this week ...Miss Clara Corcoran and James Patter and Miss Flora Pfafflln. of Indianapolis, visited Brookville friends Wednesday.
XNIGHTSTOWN.
Mlsa Lucia Hlttel was hostess to ar. afternoon party... Miss McMancl*. of Buffalo. N T . Is the guest of Mr* Jerome F Sodler . Mrs Troxell and Miss Jessie Trozell have returned to Chicago, after visiting relatives ' here Mis* Jeanette Crockett, of Richmond. ! baa been the guest of her cousin. Mies Edna ! Crockett—The high school alumni gave a re- j ceptlor. to the senior class in the K. of P. j hall The wedding of Mr John Newby and j Mrs Julia Morris was solemnized this week. ‘ The relative* of Mr and Mrs Joseph Deem i celebrated the birthday of Mrs Iieem at her ] home.. Messrs Levi Paviock and H E
Mrs. IS. \. Moffett and daughter Ruth are
the gi Harrl
in St. clouts Air. an
and daughter are visiting friends at Sullivan. ... Mrs, Lena Faith, of Washington. Is the guest of her sister here. Mrs. L. Graves E. E. Neal returned Saturday from Chicago Mrs. Forbes, of Le Roy, 111., Is the guest of her son. A. L. Forbes... .Harry Ferguson Is in Chicago Dick Spear, of Paris. Tenn., is th* guest of friends here....Mrs. T. ft Owen, of Worthington, visited here Monday....Mr. and Mrs. Ola Vestal, of Bedford, were the guests of Mrs. V. Father this week Mrs. Angellne Cook, of Sullivan. 111., is visiting her sister. Mra. S. Cavlns Miss Sallle Hert is the guest of Indianapolis friends Carl Miller visited the Rev. D* Lon Burke, of Vincennes, this week Mrs. Harry Snyder and daughter. of Lafayette, are th* guests of Mrs. J. B. 8talcup F. A. Quillin. daughter and sister Mary are visiting relative# In Bethalto, 111 Miss E!la Takey went to Ind'anapolls Friday. ... Misses Ada and Myrtle Holloway, of Indianapolis. are visiting the family of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Can John E. Bryan and H. L. Doney are In southeastern Missouri Miss Orda Carter will leave next week to accept a Government position in Washington.
MOORESVILLE.
O. E. Hooker was at Greenfield on Wednes-
CMlver, of Indianapol
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as at Greenfield on
John H. Oliver, of Indianapolis,
was In town .on Thursday Frank and Chaz. Bass, of Martinsville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Base otj Sunday...-Fred Brennen visited over Sunday with friend# at Anderson Mr. and Mra. George W. Bell, at Plainfield, attended the Decoration day exercises here Miss Carrie Scott, who has been teaching In the Rockville achoola, la at home for the summer vacation Mrs. Mattie Goff, of Wyr.newood. I. T., Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Dellah Carlisle Rev. Dr. Qoayle. of Indianapolis, delivered the Decoration day address here Judge Norton and James Man ker. of Indianapolis, have been the guests of Mr and Mrs. A. T. Manker this week Miss Cooly and Miss Jessie Woodruff spent last Sunday with friends at Martinsville Rev. H. S Hilton will leave In about two weeks for Denver. Colo., to jetn his family, who are visiting friends there Mr. Alexander. of Indianapolis, has been the guest of hi# daughter. Mrs. Roaooe Rir.ker, this week.... Char es Sellers, of Indianapolis, was the guest of his father Rev J. R. Sellers, on Wednesday Mrs H 0*. Scearce and daughter Helen went to Danville c-n Wednesday to visit friends for a week... Mrs. W. S. Hal tom and daughter Letts}' are visiting friends at Mar-
tinsville
BROOKLYN.
Miss Hal lie ' ramer has returned from a week's visit with Indianapolis relatives — F. W Samuels, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday friends here Mrs EUa Julian, of In-
Howe. of Richmond were gues.# of Fred M ( w j th friends here . Mrs EUa Julian, of InWhite this wee*. The closing meeting of the diaaapolls. spent Sunday at J F. RichardAvon Club was held with Msss Louie Whit- .cm's. Mr and Mrs W. J Knox and daugh-
tumed from Terre Haute
Miss Hazel Webb entei . Evening Cinch Club at her home Friday even- ,
lag
M.ss Bigelow has returned to Seymour Miss Fannie Benson accompanied her for a short Visit The Rev Mr Rldpath and wife, from South Bend, are visiting Mrs. Benson in Washington street. The Ladies' and Pastors' Union will meet at the church at I o'clock Wednesday afternoon Master Raymond McKenna ce.ebrsted hi# birthday by entertaining his friends from 2 to 4 Monday afternoon. Mrs Mae Montgomery, of Vincennes, and Miss Frank Lynch, of Edinburg, are vuitlng Mr. and Mrs. Harry N*a-
Avon Club was held with Miss Louie Whit sett . Mr and Mrs. Will Breckinridge are moving to Richmond far future residence Mr. and Mrs Robert Simons, of Ohio, are jruests of Mr. and Mrs M. C. UHams Mrs Luxetta Butler, of Richmond, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. R Montieue. Mrs. W P Hill entertained a number of friends at a thimble party, in honor of her sister, Miss Jennie Huddelson. of Indianapolis . Mrs John Ball and Mrs Maud Douglas, of Chicago. ,
were out-of-town guests. WINCHESTER.
Mrs Francis Heady and daughter. Miss j Bessie, who have been spending the winter] with her daughter, Mrs H S. Peacock, re- j turned to her borne In Chant. Ky., Monday ] Mrs S. O. Irvin is making a long visit with ! her sister. Mrs J. C. Patterson, in Decatur * . Mrs Robert Colton, of Belief on taine. visited Miss Nina Bates, the first of the week .Mrs. Sherman Powell and sen John went to Loga&sf-oft, Tuesday. to attend cot&mexto*-
ugh
ter. Mrs. Perrill. of Martinsville, visited here Sunday - Miss Laura MeXeff. of South Bend, has returned home after a two weeks' visit with her parents Miss Ada Richardson, of Amo. visited friends th# first of the week Miss Ire McNeff is at Indianapolis this week Mrs Eda Renner, of Indianapolis, is spending several days with her sister. WORTHINGTON. visiting Danville. HI . returned this week I. H. [ Fowler, of Spencer, was here Thursday J. j R. Black and wife, of Arkansas, are visiting i friends here Charles Wilson, of Indianapo- i i,s. visited the family of William Wilkins last | Sunday— Dick Middleton visited friends in : Evsnsvliie this week Misses Edyth Jean. | Marv Heston and Maggie Hays attended the Epworth convention at Martinsville this seek, .... Herman Hertzog and V Strop**, of Bloomfield. were with Worthington relatives Tuesday Miaa Louis* Swiu left last Saturday
LIBERTY. The Rev James 8. Revennaugb and family, of Marysville. O.. arrived here last week. Mr Revennaugh will return home Friday; the remainder of the family srill stay two weeks longer Mr and Mrs. Charle# Bond visited friends in the vicinity of Munele. this week Mr Ray Creek, of Denver. Colo., is vtsltIng friends in this place....Mr. and Mrs. W1U Morris of Brooks ton are the guests of Dr. J. E. Morris and family ...Mrs. Clay Ham Is visiting friend# in Dayton. O Mrs. Mary Harlan is visiting h*r daughter. Mrs. Rev Fred Thornburg, of Hagerstown.... Miss Effler. of Evanston, ni.. la the guest of Mr. Smith Dubois The order of the Eastern Star gave a banquet. Friday evening, the members of the Masonic fraternity being the guests .. Miss Maude Heilman of Hamilton. 0-. waa the guest of Miss Margie Rod erfer. this week .. Miss Grace Smith, of Richmond, the guest of Miss Gertrude Steele, returned home Monday ...Mias Ada Vanloon. of Connersville. has been visiting Miss Minnie Morgan for some time Mias Mattie Roberta, of Collags Cor-
ner. O.. is visiting friends In this pise# .. Miss Bstelia Wethers was the guest of Mrs, Harry McIntosh, at Ruahvtil*. this wssfc.... Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kell, of Hanover. Md., the guests of Dr. Ksil and family the past two weeks, returned home Monday.... MUs Isabel Lasaur, of Houston. Tax., is rutting friends near this place. frmegT’gRTTBT-Ti Mr and Mra. A. Q Makapenc* •□tsrtalned Mr and Mrs Jsns* Vermillion and Mr. Prank McCailUtsr. of Dataware county; Misses Jennis and Oran Vermillion and Mrs. Ida Makepeace. Sunday... Mrs. WtlUam Hughes and Mrs. Ida Stewart were the g\M*ts of Yorktown friend*. Wednesday Miaa Jcaal* Irr.es, of Muncle was entertained by Mlsa Mina Gold. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryant visited friends hera Sunday — Mr. Sol Gold and Cliff Jonee w*rs at Shlrt*y. Sunday ... Mrs. William Clendenla, of Anderson, U th* guest of friends here ...Mr. and Mrs. David McWhorter spent Sunday with their son. Aruxi. In Henry county Mr. Jacob Campbell. of Delaware, was tbs guest of bU mother. this week ...The Misses Ylra and Edna Makepeace were th# guests of friends at Dayton. O., Sunday — Mr and Mrs. Georgs Brown are visiting friends at Manets....A socUI eras given at the home of Saul Brownenberg. Saturday evening... .Mm. Maggie Sigler, of Anderson, to visiting relative* here this week ...Mrs. Thomas O'X 1*1 baa returned to her home at Indianapol la DA LEV ILLS. Miaa Ella Shoemaker and Frank B. Barber were married as the residence of th* bride's parents Sunday svsnlrg....Mrs. O. R. Horn and son Otsn are visiting relative* at Spartansburg. ...Mias Blanch* Loomis to th* gueat of friends at Winchester—Mra Dent* Cox and little daughter ar* visiting friend# at Ingalls....Mm. Nan J. Fetcow entertained th* member# of th* Ladies’ Aid Society of ths Christian church Thursday •v*atng ...J. H. Hematreet. of Mtamisburg. Ou visited friends here Sunday—Miaa Neill* Deeer. who visited relatives here, has returned to her home, at Springfield. O....Mtos Ottto Summer* to vtotting her stoter. Mra WNI Johnson, at Floua. O—Mra Mary Brandon has returned from a visit among friends at New Burlington.... Mm. Lou Osborn* visited friends at Camirack Sunday ...C. L. Hsnry. of Andarsoa. was In town Tueeday....Harry Wlgnor. after an absence of eight months, has returned from Illinois Miss Carrie Dader was th* gusat of Muncte friends Sunday — Arthur Laboyteaux. of Cincinnati, to visiting his parents here.
ZIONSVILLE.
ler is at home from th* Indiana The Rev. D. L. Reese, pastoi s Lutheran church, has refrom Frankfort....Prof. E. M.
Bruce, of the Princeton high school, to at home for the summer Mira Maud Laughner is spending several days as the guest of her stoter, Mrs. Mlchlals, at New Augusta....Mr, and Mra. Edwin Byers, of Ztonsvllle, were ths guests of Mrs. Byers's parents. Mr. and Mm. 8. R. Neese, Sunday—Mr. Charles gtawart, of Lebanon, waa the guest of Mr. and Mm. William Pierce Sunday...!Dr. Little, of Sheridan. to spending the week with bar brother. Dr. P. D. Little—8. N. Good, George Hauser, Roy Fulwlder and Charles Redden were the guests of Dr. T. O. Redden, of Joliet. Wednesday — Miss Mary Schooler, of Lebanon, to spending the week with her slater. Miss Dor* Schooler—Mlsa Hedrick, of Lebanon, was the guest of W. D. Stewart and family Sunday—The Whltestown Mandolin Club met at the society's hall Wednesday evening—Alva Goodwin and Delbert Neese ar# home from the Munele Academy. Mrs. Wallace Morris, of Lebanon. Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Netd-
llnger, this week.
SPENCER.
dm. J
Club. Wednesday ...Mr. Cyrus D. Mead visited In Greencastie. this week....Mr. D, V. Glover has returned from Texas Miss Mabel Field, of Worthington, was tha guest of Mrs. H. W. Bacon, this week The Rev. R. R. Bryan. Mrs. J. W. Rumple, Mm. R. McClarren and Miss Jessie Mead attended the Epworth League district meeting at Martinsville. Tuesday....Mm W. H. Gooklns, of Veedersburg, to visiting her daughter, Mm. O. A. Caaaady Mrs. J. B. Workman has returned from Spencer, la Mm. Emma Barker 1s via. Ring at Cambridge City....Mr. W. Hague, of Bloomfield, visited In this city, Sunday.... Mrs. Nancy Everly and daughter, Mtss Florence Everly, have returned from Sullivan-.. Mrs. J. C. Harsh left, this week, to visit at Indianapolis and Brasil....Mlsa Clara Smith, of Worthington; Mira Pearl Newaom and Mr. John Newsom, of Greene county, are visiting Mira Luis Newsom Mm. C. B. Allison and daughter, Katharine, and Miss May me Coble leave. Monday, to visit In Hartford City ... Mrs. I. H. Fowler Joined her son, Mr. Fred Fowler, at Asheville, N. C., this week....Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford havs returned from a visit at Newbury. UNION CITY. R. Kirschbaura, of Indianapolis, to visiting friends in this city Miss Bonnie Weaver. of Greenville, O.. to th# guest of Mira Jennie Allen Miss Mable Williams returned to her home. In Noblesvtile, Monday, after a vialt with the Misses May Hook and Alta Northlane Dr. and Mra Wm. Common* entertained at dinner Saturday.. Mr. and Mm. Earl Hoover are visiting in Portland The Twentieth Century Club held its closing meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. J. Turpen... Miaa Inez Tritt to visiting in Munc!e Mm. Will Yergln entertained at euchre Saturday night The marriage of Mr. James E. Earhart and Mira Effle Harlan was solemnized Saturday evening at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Harlan. Rev. Small, of the Chriatlan church, officiating Mrs. Pierre Gray, of Indianapolis, to the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. L McDonald Master Hugh Crouse, of Marion. to visiting his grandparent#, Mr. and Mrs. N. Cadwaliader — Mr*. G. Cromer and Miss Myrtle Haney have returned from a vialt at Lewtoburg, O....MI#s Zell* Richter entertained at a dinner Tueaday in honor of Mias May Hartwell, of Chicago. VALPARAISO. Miss Lillian Phillips to visiting at Benton. ... The Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian church gav# a Riley entertainment Thursday night — Mrs. Enoch Powell and daughter*, of New York city, are guests of relatives in the city....Miss Bessie Danfroth, of Battle Creek. Mich., to vtolting friends In the city ...The Harriett Beecher Stowe Reading Circle held their closing meeting with n reception at the home of Mm. W H. Gardner ...Mira Kittle Carver has returned borne after a two years’ course at Cornell Cnlversitv, and taken a position in the English department at the Normal School.... Mrs. Pearl Ray, of Huntington, to vtolting relatives In the Vale....M A. Snider returned home Tuesday from a trip to the Black Hilts. S. D Mrs. F H Wltoey and Miss Mary Carson. of Kewanee. Ill,, ar* the guests of their sister. Mrs. O. W Smith ...Mrs. Joel Whltmer. of Wheeling. W. Va., la vtolting her aister. Mrs. C. A. Sweet Miss Eva Baumgarden, of St. Lonia. Mo., has returned home after a month * visit here with her aunt — Mira Frances Merr!field visited friends at Hammond this week.
Mra. tM Parkhurst, of Kokomo, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Byers, the first of the week Miss Stasis Nees*. of Whltsstosra. spent n few days with her sister, Mr*. Fdgsr Byers, this week ...Mm. K. D. Johns visited friends and rolativss at Orsenwwod this wsek—Mr*. Cora Tipton. o< Indianapolis, •pent a few days with her mother. Mm. Mary Silver, this week.... Mrs. Moil!* Rhodes, of Columbus, O., to visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jaa. R Richey....Mra. T. B. Swsrtngsn. son and daughter returned from Gas City Thursday after spending n few days with her daughter. Mra Roy Oaull.-.-Mr. Frank Hsnth and family. of North Indianapolis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mra John Ball*nger....Mr. and Mra Syl Felton, of Indianapolis, visited friends here Wednesday....Mrs. Annie Brown, of Indianapolis. spent Decoration day with friends hers ...Mias Mary Lowe Neabtt, of Missouri, to vtolting her stoter*. Mra Starkey and Miss Mollle Moore ...Mr. L. A. Nagietson and wife, of Indianapolis, were visiting friends hsrs Tuesday. HORWADAY’S BOOKS. Democratic County Committee Unable to Recover Them. The Democratic county committed has given up hope of recovering certain book* and document*, containing information of value to Democrats, which wsfe in the custody of M. Grant Homaday as secretary of the county and city committees. Homaday wa* the chief clerk in the city engineer’s office, and wa* *ent to prison for embeulement, hi* shortage covering a period of four years. After he left an effort wa* made to get the books. Then it wa* learned that he had had them removed after hi* arrest to hi*
house.
Secretary Moore, of the county committee. has tried hard to trace their whereabout*. and ha* tried to get information from Homaday, hut without success. The Democratic committee believe* the bt’okt are in the hand* of Republican*, and that Homaday turned them over to Republicans. The books contained the detailed statistics, some private in their nature, of three campaigns. On* of thee* books contained a list of contributors of campaign funds, and the names of several Federal employes, who have been holding their positions since the McKinley administration besun, were Included. Several mail carriers were on the list, too. it Is said. Becretary Moore, of the Democratic committee, says he knows nothing about the books, but admits that th# committee can not find them. He says they were of importance to no one but the Democratic committee, and that all they contained can be supplied, but that considerable labor will be necessary. Democrats say the books and documents procured the aid of Republicans for reducing his punishment for embleselement. Hornaday’s first attorneys were W. W. Spencer and J. J. Rochford. C. 8. Wiltsle represented him in the Criminal Court. Mr. Wiltsle, who is a Republican, was formerly prosecutor. Wiltsle says he knows nothing of the disposition of any Democratic records by Hornaday. He says he does not believe there was any arrangement made by which Hornaday received any lighter punishment. He say* after Hornaday * sentence he was very anxious to arrange some Important documents which he had at his house, but Wiltsle said he did not know what documents they were. HUNTING FOR THE MADAM. Many Who Paid Monty to Her Are Making Inquirltt. A well-dressed, middle-aged woman, giving her name and address as Madam Fauvette, New York, and her occupation a# fortune-tell-er. trance medium, clairvoyant and medium healer, has left th# Plaza Hotal, In Monument Place, where she had occupied apartments for six weeks, and many persons who paid money to her for "treatment” ar* making Inqulrlm. Two women called at the hotel this morning and asked for Madam Fauvette. They said they had each given her $25 for a course of "treatment.” A man called and told the same story, except that he paid $50, and had made but one visit. Two young women said they had been engaged by the "Madam” to travel with her on a salary of $10 a week each. They paid $5 each for lessons, and called yesterday to find her "out." A poor shop girl paid $18 to have herself and lover "brought together " Madam Fauvette had plenty of money and dressed stylishly. A colored servant girl said she saw (he "Madam" recalva "gobs and oodles" of money.
CONFEDERATES IN A PARADE. The Origin*! Plan Carried Out at Louisville. LOUISVILLE, Ky.. June 2—There wag a parade in Louisville, to-day, of veterans, notwithstanding the action of the reunion yesterday In calling off this feature on account of rainy weather. A number of veterans and several organised bodies this morning decided that they had come to Louisville to parsde, they were going to parade, and they did. General Gordon, who will leave late tonight, declares the Louisville reunion was In every way the most successful ever held by the United Veterans, Carnival Receipts Attached. Papers were served on Aqullla Jones, as representative of St. Paul's church, at the conclusion of the performance of the "Carnival of Musical Romances" at English's last night, attaching the proceedr of the play. James B. Dickson, of Anderson, Is the claimant. Edward Hughef Coates, director of the carnival, is defendant. Dickson asserts that when the terpglchorean carnival was produced at Anderson last year, Coates purchased 81*6 worth of material for costumes and failed to settle. Llekion was fctced to pay the bill, as manager of the theater. Coates will light th* case, with Mr. Jonee as his attorney. An Organiser Arrested. A telegram to the headquarters of the United Mine Workers, to-day. announced that J. W. Howe, organizer for the miners In the Jeltlro (Tenn.) district, had boen arrested while attempting to organize the miner* employed by the Whltcly County Company's mine*. He was released on bond. The telegram say* that trouble for the unorganized miners 1* feared. John Mitchell, national president. says the district is well organized, and be fears no serious consequences. Incorporations To-Day. Articles of lacorporgtiam were filed with tk« fiseretary of State to-day as fellows: .The Rem Bud Consolidated Mining Company, with headquarters in Lafayette, to cowduct a mining basin#** in Call feral*; capital stock, ty .ttt Th# Delaware Oil Company, of Monel#, capital stock, $10.0*9; and th* Journal PoMtohing and Printing Company, of Valparaiso, capital stock, fiO.OW.
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