Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1889 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1889 -TWELVE PAGES.

- PERS0R& AND SOCIETY. The past veeTc has beca rcry gay, socially, compared .frith the treeks of summer dullness. Mrs. R. 0. Hawkins car two elegant, receptions in honor of her sister, xi1; -Foater o Wichita-the first, Wednesday, and the second, Friday afternoon. Wednesday evening Mrs. Catherine Dorsey gave a very large dancing party for her sons. Messrs. Dan and Frank Dorsey and Mr. Bert Dorsey and wife. Miss Mabel Fnlsorn entertained members of the K. K. KInb and their escorts Friday erening. The tame evening Miss Lottie Adam had a benefit concert at Plymouth Church. Most all who went away for the summer have returned home. The fashionable September and October seasons of seaside and mountain have not the charm for Indiana people that they seem to have for iifiFfu PPle- Indiana takes her vacation with the school-children, and when tney return for their round of duties in the pursuit of education, the mammas and papas return for household and business, me cniiiy evenings make dancing a more agreeable amnsement, and the canal has its quota of pleasure-seekers each day and evening. Many a hostess invites guests to her home about "whom she knows hut little. A widow of this city received an invitation last week addressed to Mr. and Mrs. , and her husband has been dead for twenty years. It would not be too much to expect of a lady for her to know whether her acquaintance had a 'husband or not. How often it cappers that; a woman in V,1 reciv letters addressed: 'Tear, 8ir- ,Tat w always safe, but it may be supposed that a business woman so addressed gives a Vhumph" of disdain when she beholds herself addressed as "dear sir.wThe latter case might be expected, but no one but a widow can understand the feeling of taking up a note addressed to a man who has been twenty years under the sod. There may not be timeti thi bnay, work-a-day world for us to - .wall about our neighbors, but it is t hoped that persons will at Je.vst knorri -mgh not to invite the defunct to their 4 'es. PenotkAl Mention. Mrs. RaUaback is vWUng relitives and friends In Una city. Hervey Lowes left for Detroit on Saturday morning to visit friends. Mrs. c. N. Lee returned home yetterday from Fountain Park flpnugs, Ohio. Mrs. Henry Anger has returned to Madison, after a visit to t rtenda here. Miss Kate Pattie. of Madion,ig visiting her sister, at 29 Blackford street. mTMr,anl Mrs Ha"T Craft are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Perryman In Terro Haute. . .Miss Lncy CL Hamilton. -Park avenue, is borne from & visit to Calcago and Lafayette, MUs Margaret Laird will return home this week from a summer Yiait made in Canada, rpirs. Flo Blje, of Farmland, la the guest of Mrs. L. A. Gable, on North PennijlTania street. " - Mrs.' J. A. Ilouser, of No. 124 Fletcher avenue, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Pettyjohn, at Arcadia. Attorney-general Miller's family will remove to w aftbington, D. C, to reside about the 1st of October. Mrs. Uattie K. Merrill has returned home, after AaixTveokVvhlt to friends In New York and Brooklyn. Mks Lula Morris has gone to Reralnjrton. where ehe will teach lu tho county school the coming year. I Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilcox left this morntn for PitUhur and West Virginia to visit friends ana relatives. Miss Jennie IImm, irto has heen visiting friends in Dayton for a few day, will return noine to-morrow. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helwig have taken possession of their new home on Walnut street, near Tennessee. Mr. S. K. Fletcher's family will return to the city on Wednesday from their suburban home near Bri?Utrool. Miss Sue Ketch am and ber party have returned home. Four weeks of the time were spent ut (ilen Cove, L. I. Mr. and Mrs. nenry Schumann win sail for I3rj-ope the middle of next month, to be absent cn indefinite period. . j; . . - Will O'Connor and II. Feverin, 1r., left yesterday for a several weeks trip up the fit. Lawrence uud throiub ulie Northeast. Mr. Pan Dorer left yesterday for Purdue University, and Mr. Frank Dorsey will leave thi.i w eek for Tale College. Mrs. Uara Llsccmb Proudflt sad daughters, of Madif on. Wit., are the guets of Mrs. Abby Juttson, on College avenue. Hev. J. II. llauffer has returned from Bloom -Judaic, where be has been spending the month of August with bis family. Mr. and Mrs. Ch.irlton Avelln left yesterday for an extended trip East. They will return liesr the flrst of next mouth. V Mrs. V. T. Malott and daughters -will return homo . the tirst of this week from Wisconsin, wbere they have been for some time. Mrs. Daniel Macauley is expected this week from New York, to visit her sinter. Mrs. Woodall. jit OaKland Flat, for several weeks. Mr. J. L. Thompson and Miss Eraina Thompson, who have bee n passing the summer in the i:at, will return home about tbe 1st of October. Mr. Pirtle 'and Miss Lizzie Herod went to Chi jcauro yesterday to attend the marriage of their oualii, Mr. I-rnard Rogers, which occurs this veek. . Miss Bertha Jemlson and Mrs. Harry Black have returned from a six weeks vllt to friends nnd relatives in Kansas City and other points in Iis40uri. Mr. George WUttaxuscfn and family are at home irom northern Michigan, where they have been ramping out witn a party of Chicago friends for ix weeks. Miss Jfarissa Arnold, of Manchester, will be liere this week, the guest of Miss Lida Adams, tbe comes to attend the Girls Classical &onool, Alumni dinner. Mrs. Ida Gamer, of Boone. Ia.. and Mrs. Hattie Shoptaujfu. t Clearmont, Mo., are visiting their sfatex, Mrs. W. II. mjthe,lusy Sorth Tennessee street. Dr. Georgv J. Cook left, last evening, for Evansvlile, lnd..To attend the annual meeting cf the Mississippi Valley Medical Association, of whlcb he is president. On nest Friday Mr. and Mrs. Clera Studebaker, of South Bend, will celebrate their silver wedflinc Many invitations have been received by their friends in this city. At Lawrence fair, yesterday, Charles Burns, a pradnate of the New Augusta ichools, won the lirstprtrein an oratorical contest of the graduates of Marlon county, - Mis Nannie EIton,of Crawfontsville, and Miss Bright Armstrong, of Camden, will arrive the last of the wtekto visUt Miss Kate Malott, a North Delaware street. . Mr. and Mrs. (?. F. Kenton, of Kakalau; . JIamakua lslasd, of Hawaii, will arrive to-morrow, to spend c few days with the lady's sister, Irs. Lewis C Hummer, before going to Madison to make a visit. ; Her. Dr. Reuben Jeffery. who has been in the city for a week, and who occupied the pulpit of the Second Presbyterian Church last Sunday, haa returned Last. Mrs. Jeffery will remain a few weeks, tho guest of her niece, Mrs. O. G. Howe. Mrs. Elizabeth C Kerr, of No. 174 Greenwood street, arrredates very strongly the kindness and sympathy shown her at the death of her ou, tt W. Kerr, the is grateful for the rcmemTvrances his late associates in the postoilice expressed. Mita Jannette Halford is here studying with rrofeor Black to appear In the concert to be given by Mr. Charles llolxnan Black on the 8th of October. Mr. Black will sail tromLurope, where he has been for the past few years, on the 35th of this month. When Mr. John H. Holllday, the editor of tho .News, came down to bis office yesterday mornJug, he found his desk covered with flowers, placed there by friends and employes as a greeting to bin upon his return from Luropc, where r.05pent his summer vacation cf two months. The office was crowded with callers during the xnorulnff. and an Informal reception was held by the editor. The trip abroad was the longest vacation he has taken since he started the News, and It was evidently of great benttlt to him. , Society Events. The alnmnl dinner of the Girls Classical School will be given next Friday evening at the New Denison. ' . Mi Gertrude Walls entertained, informally, a small company of friends at her home lost Thursday evening. The Emera Club of Queen Esther Chapter will meet next Friday afternoon at Mrs. Sharp's, 257 gouth Alabama street ' The Y. P. 8. C E. of nill-avenno Church will tive a bahkt social at Van Sickle's Hall next . Friday evening, Sept. ID. Mm Martina Grnbbs, dauefcier of Hon. D. W.

-Gnibbs. formerly of this city, will be married at , her home in iiarrocsourg, Kj., , to Mr. Beiker, of tie same place. Mr and Mr. J. P. Pmfth will H,' a w-.rH to-morrow evening at their home on Fark avenue lu Jaonor of their son. Mr. Wirt c. Braltb, and his pride. The hours are from 8 till 10 o'clock. A number of young people gave a canal party Jist venin Several went on horseback up tne bank and others went by host. Most of the party were members of the K. K. Klub, and their escorts were those at Miss Fulsom's eaxd party a Friday 7enlug. Ml?s GrettJe Holllday leaves for Persia on XTxiday aal the ladles of the First Presbytesian

Church will give her a farewell' reception Wednesday evening in the parlors of the church, at 8 o'clock. Miss Ilollidsy's friends in all the churches are cordially invited to attend. Something unique In the line of parties was given on Thursday by Mrs. Wheeler, of North Alabama street. It was a baby party, and eight fond mammas each brought an infant to assist Louise Wheeler celebrate her first birthday. Undoubtedly the mothers were more appreciative of tho gathering than the children. The Wide Awake Society and friends spent last Wednesday evening very pleasantly at Miss Maud PickeriU's home, on Ash street. Among those present were Miss May Hubbard. 8adie Ferguson, Lula Pickerill, Clara SislolT. Grace Hharts,Kate Hay, and Messrs. Miller. Masson, Selvage, Wilklns, Lester, Pickerill, andjothers. Ir YD PcorSe principal of the HaughviUe public schools, and Miss Lizzie A. Gregg, a young lady of that place, were married at the residence of the bride's mother, Wednesday evening. Kev. J. W. Hashiell officiating. The bride received many licautlfui presents. The happy pair went Immediately to their own home In Haughvllle. Tne Indianapolis Lawn Tennis Club opened the new court on Talbot avenue yesterday, to the members and their wives. There are six courts, and the club proposed to erect a building soon to accommodate the mombers and the property. Mr. Wm. If. Talbot has kindly given the ground for the use of the club for a term of years. Ladles only are honorary members of the club. The Friends nistory Club has been renamed the Clio Clnb, and the programmea for the year, which opens Oct. 12. are out. The subjects are as varied as literature, and take a range from children's readlne to "International Relations. "A Century's Advance In Science," The Churches and Ministers," "The Poetry," Novels" andMMsgazlnes," and "Laws of the Nations." The majority of members belong to the society of Friends, and meetings are held twice a month. The K. K. Klub was entertained on Fridsy evening by Miss Mabel Folsom, at her home on Park avenue. Several of the young ladies are going away to attend school and others to teach, and the meeting wss about the last that will be held as an organization on that account. Cards were the amusement and favors were awarded to Misses Grace Morrison, Jeannette Smith, Clarence Zener and Fred Wiles, for good or bad playing, as the case might be. The young ladles who were members and present were Misses Addle Carter, Emma Halt Hettie and Grace Adams. Nellie Tilford. Kate Gossett. Helen Prettyman, Ruby Rees and Jessie Rell. Their escorts were Messrs. George Elliott, Louis Stoneman, Fred Carter, Ed Hant, Joseph Harper, GeOrge Hall, Arthur Smith, Scot Wadley and Ed Fletcher. . Mr. and Mrs. James Childers entertained a company of more than one hundred friends at their new residence. No. 137 Hon avenue, last Tuesday evening, on the occasion of Mrs. Chllders's birthday. The guests Included the Indianapolis Drum and Bugle Corps, of which Mr. Childers is a member. One of the features of the gathering was the vocal muslo by Messrs. Lou Deltz, Fred Thomas, Clarence Martindale, William Allen, Johnson Holmes and Robert Downey. Music for the dancing was furnished by 8 ta sreman's string band. Mrs. Childers was happily surprised by the presentation of several handsome birthday glf ta from her friends. This exchange of friendly greeting, together with the fine music, bountiful supply of refreshments and a general social Intercourse, made up a thoroughly enjoyable entertainment. THE STATE AT LARGE. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. William Lowther, of Noblesville, were visiting their son, Frank Luwther the past week.... Mr. and Mra. Perry KJger, of Fort Wayne, have been the guests of friends for several days.... Mrs. C K. Hendricks, of Benton Harbor, Mich., was the guest of Miss Ola Cooper during the fair.... William M. Butterworth, local editor of the LaPorte Daily nerald, is visiting friends here over Sunday. ...P. 8, Heath, Washington correspondent of the Daily Journal, was entertained by friends here on Wednesday.... Miss Emma Forkner has returned from a visit to frieuds at New Castle.... Capt D. W. Wood left yesterday for Patcrson, N. J., to attend the National Encampment of Sons of Veterans Miss Louise otto has returned from a visit to Kansas relatives Mr. and Mrs. Lafe J. Burr will leave to-morrow for an extended trip through the Eastern States. . .-.Misses Peach Picrso and Halite Makepeace are home from their summer outing at Turkey lake.... Mrs. Judge Chipman has returned from a visit among relatives at Bloom-ington....The"Noue-like-us' Dancing Club gave their tirst hop of the season on Friday evening. ....Samuel Buf kin and family spent the past week at Iona, Mich. CrmwfordsviUe. Dr. O. A. Thomson and wife, of Chicago, are visitlntr in the city.... Miss Nellie Contanthas been visiting at Terre Haute. . . .Mrs. E. C White, of Lafayette, is the guest of her daughter, Mra. Joe Taylor Mrs. K. J. Mills, of Ban Jose, Cal., Is visiting Mrs. Henry Nicholson M. C Kline and family are visiting at Jackson, Mich... ..Miss Edna Dill has returned from a visit at Covington and Veeders'ounr.... Clayton Uildebrand and wife have returned to .Indianapolis.... Re v. E. B. Thomson has returned from Saratoga.... Mrs. C M. Crawford is aV; Pittsburg Mrs. Ella H. Chase has returned. tm a visit at Macomb, 111. The Young Ladle' Missionary Society of the Methodist Church gave a musicaleon Tuesday evening, at the residence of Wm. Martin.... Mrs. H. S. W atson has returned from a visit at Louisville. . . .Miss Sadie Gilbert, of Terre Haute, is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Morgan.... Miss Ella Detchon has returned to Wilton, la., after a visit at Dr. E. Detchon's....Rev. J. P. Roth, of Viola, UL, has been visiting In this city. . . .Mrs. J. V. Keeran and Miss Minnie Bard are visiting at Fort Wayne... Mrs. Ina Cadwaliader has gone to Danville. HL. to visit her son... Marshall Nye and family are home from a trip to Lodl....Miss Mame Somervllle has returned from a visit at Terre Haute Miss Helen Condit, of Terre Haute, Is the guest of Mrs. O.M.Gregg.... Misses Nettie and May Neilest are visiting at Louisville. ....Mrs. H. C. Chain asero has returned from a visit at Chicago.... Mrs. J. F. Royer, of Belief ontalne, 0.,ls the guesi of her parents, Harvey Coons and wife . . . .Mrs. Martin McMannls, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. Con Cunningham Will lladley and wife, of Plain tie Id, are visiting O. W. Hadleyand wlfe....M!s Bessie Blnford is homo from a visit at Chicago.. ..Mrs. W. IL Hartman has gone to Wa&hington. D. C....Jos. Mllllgan and wife have returned from a visit in Kentucky and at West Bad in Springs Misses June Jameson and Mary Moore have returned to Paris, Ky., after a visit with Mrs. A. S. Miller. ....Mrs. J. C. Edgeworth has returned from a visit to Indianapolis Mrs. Eva Pennimanhas returned to Garnet, Kan.... Mrs. Con Cunningham has returned from Coshocton, O....Dr. II. G. Rlstlne and wife, of Fort lodge. Ia.. are visiting B. T. Klstlne and wife Miss .Emma Doherty, of Wabash, has been tho guest of Miss Anna Davidson.... Mrs. Al Baker and children have returned to Indianapolis, after an extended visit with Prof. J. L. Campbell Mrs. D. W. Rotintreehaa been visiting in Greencastle.... Miss Ixmisa Craig, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mrs. Fred Brown.... Mrs. M. V. Marshall has returned to Indianapolis, after a visit with her son Charlie.... Mrs. AS. Miller has been visitingln Lafayette Miss Mario Ryan, of Indianapolis, Is vlAltlng Miss Okie Hanna President Tuttle has returned from a visit to Petoskey, Mich.... Mrs. O. W. Switzer gave a tea party last evening In honor of Will Vawter and wife, of Chicago, and Will Hadley and wife, of Plainfleld....John Scott and wife, of Portland, Ore., are visiting In this city.... Mrs. J B. bldener has returned to her home at Indianapolis. Connersrllle. Judge Swift, of Brookville, and Judge 8tudy, of Rushville, were in this city on Tuesday Hon. Lee Yaryan, of Rlchmoud, was visiting friends in this city last Thursday.... Mrs. Mills, of Newport, Ky., is visiting Dr. Mayall and wife of this city....G. Y. Roots and wife and Dr. Jones and wife, of Cincinnati, were here last Monday.... Vice-president John and Prof. Joseph Carhart, of DePauw University, were in this city last Friday whilo en route for Greencastle. Misses Fanny Newkirk and RlUie Cortleyou were the guests of Dunreith friends Monday and Tuesday.... Will B. Wright and wife returned Thursday from an extended visit to Prof. J. L. Rirpetoe, at Trenton, Mo. ...Bessie Wright and Nellie Huston left, Thursday, for the Western Female Seminary, where they will attend school this year John W. Wright, telefraph editor of the Chicago News, Is expected ere on a visit to his brothers, N. W. and Curtis Wright, this week Mrs. Garrett Shawhan and daughter Mamie, of Mobile, are visiting tho family of Charles Mount. Edinborg. The society event of the week here was the marriage of Thomas Moffett, a prominent druggist, and Miss Lizzie Thompson, which took place at tho residence of the bride's mother. Mrs Jennie Thompson. Father Oarer, of Columbus, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Moffett left on the same evening on an Eastern trip, to be gone several weeks Rev. Henry G. Glelser, of Pennsylvania, who received and has accepted a unanimous call of the Presbyterian Church at Edinburg. is expected here to commence his labors about the 15th of the present month. Elkhart. Mrs. Etta Heddon, of New York, is visiting her Elkhart friends.... Mr. Charles Qualie, who had been visiting his brothers here, has returned to Kansas City. ...Mrs. W illis Hall and .Mrs. Goodall, of Chicago, are visiting in the city... Mrs Isabal Ludlow and daughter. Miss Ilattie. are visiting in St. Louis, Mich.... Mis? Clara Loose of Mlshawaka, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burkholder....Mrs. Guy Newell is visiting in Minneapolis Mrs. Packard, of Plymouth, is visiting in Elkhart. ... Mrs. Jennie and Laura Ryder have returned from Plymouth.... Mrs. E. D. Wbeelock has returned from Cleveland Mrs. Clayton Erwlu and daughters have gone South to visit.... Miss Anna Coe, of Pittsburg U visiting Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Coe.. ..Mrs Frank Cheeney and daughter have returned from. 8L Joe... Miss Myrtle Taylor has returned from an extended visit in Kalauiazoo....Mr. and Mrs, Norman Beckley have returned from a visit in .Massachusetts Mesdamcs 8. Roiux, E. M. Chase and Freubach. of Topeka, Ka.. are visiting Elkhart friends ... MibS Maud ithera Is visiting in Adrian Mia Jessie Miller, of Three Rivers. Mich? is visiting In the city Miss Mamie Norton, of Chleaco. is visiting her Elkhart relatlyes....Misses Mamie and Mattie Scales, of Ligonier, are visiting Mr and Mrs. Lew Scales.... Mi as Edith st rawer of Bristol, is the s-uest of Mr. and .Vr. li;m Calvert.. ..Mrs. LlUis snd daughter, .MUs Jcii- of Ottawa, IlL.are visitin Elkhart friends.'.. .Mrs. Fannie Wagner, of Holdridse, Neb., is visiting

Mr and Mrs. Will nackxaan Miss Minnie Demorest has returned from an extended visit in Coldwater....Mr. John Randolph-and sister. Miss Kate, are the guests of Misses Kate and NeliieUpp....MIs Corlnne Oberholtzer has returned from a three months visit in Canada. Greenfield. Last Sunday George Mitchell and wife visited Mr. Sam Mitchell iu Cincinnati MissEergia Barnard was in Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday of last week with friends. ...Mr. Ora Meek, of ChiUloothe, Mo., is visiting Thomas Oaborn....Mlss Lillie Fries was the guet of Knightstown friends Thursday Miss link Rose, of Hamilton, O., is a guest of Mrs. Marshall B. Smith.... Miss Ida Lemons is visiting Mrs. Will C. Duddin. on East Main street Mrs. Samuel Spangler, of Fort Smith, Ark., who has been visiting her brother, J. w. Cooper, left for heme Friday.... Miss Carrie Cnrrey. of Shelbyville, who has been a cuest of Miss Ruby Martin, returned to her home last Tuesday.... Mr. and Mrs. Howard Branhain will leave to-nljrht for a few weeks' visit with relatives in Cambridge, 111. Mayor Herron and wife are visiting in Shelby ville.... Mrs. V. L. Early and sons and Miss Beulah Swope were guests of Mrs. Sallie Peters, at Indlananapolis, Friday and Saturday. Mrs. John F. Mitchell is visiting her sister, Mrs. Freaton Maden, at Franklin.:.. Monday evening Mrs. Judge Martin and her son Robert returned from a three weeks visit in Ohio. Greencastle. Miss Hallle Voorhees was the guest of Mrs. Florence Dunbar during the week... .Miss Ollie Burnett has returned to Anderson. . . 3Irs. B. F. Hays is visitlnif her daughter, Mrs. Patrick, at Carmhlll MUs Jennie Smythehas returned from a visit to Cleveland, O....Mrs. Fixmer, nee Hays, of Pekin, 111., is visiting her parents in this city.... Mr. and Mrs. Mann will return to Gambler, O., to-morrow Miss Tillie Shirmer, of Indianapolis, has taken a position at Ladoga. ....Miss Ora Henton entertained a number of her young friends on Wednesday evening Miss. Delis Shirmer has returned to Indianapolis.... Miss Ollle Burnett has returned to Anderson Mr. Beckett, of the Banner, and Mr. H. Smith, of the Times, and their wives attended the meeting of editors at Warsaw.... L. P. Chapin was called to Cincinnati, on Tuesday, by the death of his aunt, Mrs. Kemper Mr. Orpheus A. Harding, of Garden City, Kan., and Miss Josie Black, of this city, were married, Tuesday afternoon, at the residence of the bride's mother.... Mrs. Chapin, of Neenah.Wls., is the guest of her Greencastle friends. ...Mr. Dan Gillespie, of this city, and Miss Florence Smith, of Catalpa,Ky., united their fortunes on Wednesday evening .... Miss Nona Ryan has gone to Muncie.... Dr. Martin, of DePauw University, is home again from Wisconsin.... Mrs. John Stanley, of Parsons, Kan., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Bryan Miss Bessie Hammond has returned from the East Mrs. Druley and son have gone to Kansas Mrs. T. T. Moore has returned from an extended visit to Virginia.... Miss Kate Hammond has returned to the Boston Conservatory of Music... Mrs. Jennie Durham, Mrs. Robert Williams and Miss Nellie Fee have returned from their visit to southern Indiana. . . . Miss Maria Hays is homo again from Carnal, 111. ....Mr. Dan Gillespie and bride arc with their Greencastle friends.... Mra. R.6. Hall 13 spending the week at Rockville. Greensborg. Dr. J. Y. nitt has returned from an extended trip to the South and East.. ..Mrs. Laura Bradley, of Cincinnati, is here Miss Lizzie Hazelri?g has returned from Kansas. ...Mrs. BethDonnell Is visiting at Cincinnati.... Mrs. Edward Sneer has returned from California. . . .Mrs. G ussfe Chambers, of Charleston, 111., ' is here. . . .The following were licensed to marry during the week: Edward Hamilton and Pearl M. Miller, James C. Henry and Clarinda C. Sands, William H. Sutton and Margaret House. Knightstown. Misses Leone and Rosa Morris visited friends at Rushville last week.... Mrs. Edgar Cole gave a delightful euchre party to a number of friends last Friday evening Miss Belle Wright returned Tuesday to her home in Peoria, 111., after a two months visit in this city.... Miss Bessie Herrick, of Fort Wayne, Is the guest of Miss Stella Weaver, on East Brown street. .. .Miss Ethel Edwards left Thursday for Cincinnati, where she will attend the Conservatory of M lisle.... The wedding of Mr.WillManson.of the Mill Stone, of Indianapolis, and Miss Nannie Weiborne, of this city, is announced for next Thursday.... Miss Essie Cunningham returned to her home in Richmond last Tuesday, after a two weeks visit with friends here.... Miss Ella Gratty, of Indianapolis, is tho guest of Miss Anna Ball, on North Washington street.... Miss Lizzie Bell entertained at tea last Monday evening in honor of her birthday David Hoover and family, of New Castle, visited relatires here last week. . . .Miss Florence Hlnchman will attend school at Oxford, O., this winter. ....Hon. John W. Grubbs, of Richmond, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Julia Welborn....Mrs. Carrie Jones left, yesterday, for a visit with friends at Lebanon. . . .Miss Pearl Amack, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Mrs. M. 8. fitiles, a part of last week Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Forbes are guests of friends at Indianapolis Miss Elsie Fort, of Indianapolis, visited In this city this week.... Mrs. Andrew Clever is the guest of relatives at Harrison, O. ...Miss Maggie Welborne is theguestof Rushville friends.... Miss Pearl Berry departed Thursday for Pasadena, Cal.... CoL W. C. David, of Indianapolis, was in the city a part of this week.. ..Miss Grace Harwood, of Vevay, Is the guest of Rev. R. F. Brewington and wife, on North Adams street.... One of the most delightful evenings lately enIoyed was occasioned by a pleasant party given y Miss Leone Furgason to a company of her friends, at her home, on West Pine street, last Tuesday evening. The event was in honor of Miss Morris, of New Castle, and Miss Merrill, of Lafayette. Eight couples were present, cards and dancing were Indulged in and a delightful menu of delicacies served.

Liberty D. T. Bragg, of Yalpariso, Ind., has been the giest of Dr. Sigler and wife this, week.. ..Miss mma Samuels, of Richmond, is the guest of friends here. . . .Miss Jennie Griflln, of Cleveland, 0 is the guest of friends hero.... Mrs. J. A. Jones is vlfcl ting relatives at Hampton, Va Mrs. C. H. Matthews, of Chicago, was tbe guest of Mrs. Omer White last week Miss Mame McLaughlin returned Friday from an extended visit an Indianapolis and ConnersvlUe....Miss Clara Ross was the guest of Miss Nora Wilson, at College Corner, O., this week....Misa Tillie Droste returned home to Cincinnati yesterday after a week's visit with H. C. Peters ahd family Mrs. Test and daughter Stella, of Defiance, O. are guests of relatives in Liberty and vicinity... Mrs. 8. L. Stevens and Mrs. N. A. Cooper returned, Friday, irom a trip to Old Point Comfort, Va....C. E. Drapler, of Mishawaka, Ind., was the guest of his son, C. A. Drapler, a few days this week.... Mrs. A. B. Johnson la visiting relatives at Summittsviile, Ind. Lebanon. Jacob Custer and daughter started for Kansas, on Tuesday, for a visit.... Prof. W. A. Caldwell arrived from Illinois, on Monday, and will teach here this winter.... M. L. Jackson and Mis Lena Bowers were married at Indianapolis, on Cunday forenoon, and left for Chicago immediately on a bridal tour. They arrived here on Thursday James Walden and wife, of Indianapolis, are spending a few days with friends here Mrs. T. C. Laughlin loft for ber homo at Garden City, Kan., on Tuesday Phil Adler and wife were visiting in Cincinnati last week.... Messrs. Bishop, Neal, Chew and Oersler.of Noblesvllle, were guests of Lebanon ladies on Sunday.... Miss Bessio White, of Wabasn. Ind., has been visiting friends here.... Miss Minnie Free, of Knightstown. Ind., is a guest of Peter Morris and family.... Mrs. John Adair. Fred Coombs and Robert Simpkins left on Thursday to visit relatives in Chicago.... Miss Ethel Campbell has returned from a visit with friends in Frankfort, Ind. ...Mrs. E. P. Thompson, who has been visiting friends here, returned on Saturday to her home in Shelby county. Marion. Mrs. E. C. Johnson and children have returned from a three months visit at Painesville, O Miss 'Cmina Porter has returned to Peru after a two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. Otto Rettlg.... George Harvey has returned from Salt Lake City. . . .Albert Willson has gone East to take his last year's course at Yalo Miss Miriam Harvey has returned from a prolonged stay at ML Clemens, Mich.. ..Mrs. Ed Harter and daughter Helen, of Huntington, aro visiting the family of James V. Swcetser. . . .Miss I lpra Jackson, of Urbana, O., Is visiting Marlon friends. ... William Baldwin has returned from an extended tour, including England, France, Egypt and the Holy Land.... Miss Cora Small, of W abash, and Miss Hattie Shiglcy, of Blunton. are visiting Miss Maud Shambaugh....Miss Jennie Lent has gone to Fort Wayne to attend the Conservatory of Music. ..Miss Grace Golding is visiting at Anderson.... Miss Louise Wiilit has returned from a trip to Chicago.... Prof. Alva Graves and family have returned from a visit in Randolph county.. ..Miss AnnaBaird.of Fort Wayne, is visiting Mrs. J. N. Turner.... Miss Emma Stunim has returned from a two weeks visit to W ilmington, O.... Charley Canold, Percy Canold and Fred Stephenson have gono to Hanover, to attend college Misses Jennie Lewis and Jennie DePuey have returned from an extended visit to Litchfield, Mich. Munci Monday last for Pittsburg, la.... Squires John Eiler and John A. Keener are having a vacation ,thnnrth,m lnVnii. being at Petoskey, Mich. ....Misses Nettie Williams and Retta Stoops lave returned to their homes at Oonnersville after a few days with friends.... Perry & lle ",as returned to Washington, D. C ...Reyv Charles Barbour, of Slrlon, CaL. is making a visit with friends here for a few days. ...Mr. P. W. 1 atterson and daughter Bertha will leave on Tuesday for an extended visit to relatives in WestUrginia....Mr. Harry Teverbaugh and mother are visitingfriends at Anderson. ...Mrs JosephUummel is the guest of friends at citv-y Mrs. J. W.Perkins is visiting rclstivea at Indianapolis, where she will remain for a couple of weeki N. Y. to visit friends for a few cay. xiorenco Mmna. who has been the guest of her brother, S. J. Brown, returned to her home at HarrUon. O. ....H. Roads and wife are making an extended visit with friends at nUlsboro. O. ...J. Roll Marsh and wife are expected home from their wedding tour in Europo in few aavs.... Miss Ruth Wilcoxon is making a two weeks visit at Indianapolis.. ..Mrs. Wm. Kemper accompanied her niece. Mra. Russell, to her home at Kenton,

Mark Topn and wife have returned from their visit at Hamilton, O....Mrs. Stephens. of Greensburg, is the guest of her son, N . P. Stevens, who i Tn thA W lut.. .Miss ettie lonse left on

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MONDAY, we extend a cordial invitation to an inspection of our purchases of Fall and Winter Dress Fabrics, Silks, Cloaks, Fancy Goods and House-furnishings. In addition to our own direct importations, our Mr. Wasson and buyers have spent a month in the home markets in the interest of our two large houses, and we are now prepared to show one of the most varied and complete stocks of line goods ever shown in this city.

DRESS GOODS. v Embracing every novelty of the season of foreign and home looms. Mohair Brilliantines, Cecillian, Jacquards, Camel's Hair, Serges, Diagonals, Henrietta Kays, Chevron, Armures, Cords, Granite Cloth, Broadcloth, etc. Fine Combination Suits in Eobes, sideband trimmings Embroidered Broadcloths, Tea Go wns, etc. Dress Goods from Five Cents per yard up to Ten Dollars per yard. SPECIAL 42-inch Cheviots, Plaids and Stripes and Mixtures, 20c per yd. All-wool Tricot 25c per yd.

Our own importation. Purchase made before the great advance in price. Goods retailed at present wholesale prices. Mohair, Cecillian," Sebastopol, Armure, Jacquards, Hindoo Cloths, Surah, Matelasse, Cords and fancy weaves. Full lines of Mourning Fabrics. ; 45-inch Mohair Brilliantine, 49c. 54-inch Cecillian, 75c per yard. SILKS.. Fine Persian Novelties, Faille Francaise, Poult de Soie, in all the new shades. Plaids, Stripes and Brocade Garnitures. Plush and Velvets in all the new shades. Black Gros Grain, Satin Soleil, Armures, Rhadames, Faille, Francaise, etc. . Special offering Monday in four qualities Black Gros Grain, $1, $1.25, $1.50 ancf $1.75 per yard; best values ever offered; every quality guaranteed. CLOAKS. An immense stock. Every novelty of the season. Matelasse Newmarkets, Jacquard Newmarkets, Beaver Directoire. Plush Novelties in Long and Short Garments, Paletots in Diagonal, Matelasse, Beaver, etc. New Jackets, New Shawls. UNDERWEAR. Jersey Ribbed, in Ladies', Gents' and Children's. New novelties in Cashmere Hosiery. See line of Children's Black Ribbed double knee, at 25c; regular 50c quality. TABLE LINENS, N"AJPK1I!N"S, Towels and Crash, Splashers, Scarfs, etc. The great increase in sales in this department prompts to still greater efforts. We have added largely to this department and have some grand values to offer. Beautiful designs in Stamped Work on Momie Linen, Satin Damask for Splashers, Scarfs and Tray Cloths, etc. BLANKETS. Always to the front in this department. Blankets from 79c per pair to $12 per pair. Wrapper Blankets, Crib Blankets, Comforts, Sheetings, Flannels, etc. 33RESS-MA.KIISra ROOMS OPE3ST M03STDA.Y. Mdme. Sweenie and Mdme. Mullene will be at the rooms Monday.

JLX 'i iffO Misses Grace and Anna Goddard have returned to Richmond to resume their studies in Karlbam College.... Mrs. G. K. Green, the wife of Dr. Green, has returned from an extended visit ia Kansas. Madison Mrs. John I. Ross is visiting friends in Louisville.... He v. M. L. Walls, of Edinburg, is in tne city.... Miss Bessie Hendricks has returned to her home in Indianapolis.... Prof. John F. Balrd, of Hanover, was in the city Friday Rev. James A. McKee, of Thomasviile, Ga., who endowed one of the principal chairs of Hanover College with a gift of $20,000, accompanied by hi wife, 1r visitlm? at the residence of Mr. 8. 8. Moffett. in this citv. The aged couplo will celebrate their fiftieth or golden wedding on the 23d int., but on account of the feeble health of Mrs. McKee no puhlio entertainment of their friends will bo held. They will remain the truest of Mr. and Mrs. Moffett for several weeks.... Mrs. Jean Morton, of this city, is visiting John Cochrane, at 41 5 North Illinois street Miss Agnes Gray, of Indianapolis, returned home to-day after a few. weeks1 visit to fxlend3 here. Montezmnsw Mrs. ITannah Huff returned to her home in Indianapolis on Friday, after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Fhene Nobel.... Mrs. Com Davis and children, of Milford, 111., are the guests of Mrs. George McDonld....Mrs. Will Rhoads, of Dana, visited her mother, Mrs. Lowrv, on Thursday.... Mrs. Meyme Fellows returned to her home in Putnam county on Wednesday, after visiting her sister, Mrs. Sweet Hikote....The young ladies of the M. K. Church will give a supper the 11th inst. at the church for the benefit of the M. K. Bunday-6chooL New Castle, Miss Eolalie Gutbric. Yellow 8pring9, 0.. was the guest of New Castle friends last week.... Miss Lizzie Rell. of Kniehtstown, is tho guest of Miss Leone Morris.... Miss Anna Hosea, who has been with her sister, Mrs. Lewis, at Oakland, CaL, for the past year, has returned to her hoQe east of this city J. K, Vale, recorder of Howard county, and family were guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Bartlett last week The Misnes Mamie and Emma Martindale, of Indianapolis, spent last Sunday the guests of New Castle relatives.... Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fliiott attended tho meeting of tho Indiana Republican Editorial Association at Warsaw last week Mrs. Vio Hoover, of Cincinnati, O., visited New Castio friends the lirst of last week.... Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Benbow, Kalnmazoo, Mich., are cuests of Mr. and Mrs1. Julius Benbow.... Mrs. V. C. Elliott and daughter Louise, of Logansporr. are guests of friends in this city Miss Laura McCorkle. who has been visiting friends here, left Tuesday for Eaton, O....Miss Valeta Arnold has returned from a visit of several weeks with Cincinnati friends Frank Bower3, Indianapolis, came over Saturday night, and spent last Sunday with his family, who have been visiting here. . . .Miss Lois Starr, who has been the guest of the Misses Coffin for some time, left Tuesday for her home, in Ashland, O.... Miss Tndie Benbow, who has been spending the summer with relatives in Chicago, has returned to her homo in this city Mrs. W. C. Goudy and daughter Edna left on Wednesday morning for Ashland, O., on a visit to relatives and friends. Sexw Palestine. Fred A. Fant and Albert Henning, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with tho parents of tho former, at this place Miss Jennie Holden is a guest of Indianapolis relatives.. ..Miss Cora Tuner, of Bethel, is visiting the family of Mr. Ab Helms The musical and literary entertainment riven by the Y. I. A; of tho Evangelical Zlon Church, on Wednesday evening, was a success... Mr. Robert Ferry has returned from Mississippi, and will remove his faiuily to Rushville Miss Ida Ayres is home from a visit to the country.... Miss Hattio Eland, of Irvington, Js visiting Miss Minnie Bennett Noblesvllle Miss Emma Jenkins will attend Oxford College Prof. W. J. tireenwood, who spent his vacation in Washington county, has returned.... Miss MaggiftWildis home from Springfield, O. Miss Nellie Wilson will return to Oxord Colere soon.... Mrs. Dr. Ff aff, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. B. F. Ffaff.... Mrs. David Morton wa at Indianaitolis Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Vivian Voss is visiting Anderson friends Mrs. A. J. Allison was at Indiana polia d urine tho week Mrs. F. I. rfaff was at Indianapolis on Thursday Miss Lizzie Tucker is homo from Indianapolis, where she has taken lessons in musio. ... Mrs. I. N. Helm, of Indianapolis, is visiting ber parents.Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Le Vinson.. .Mrs.Nellio Sohl. of Indianapolis, after a week's visit here, ha returned home Miss Helen Conner, of Indianapolis, after a pleasant visit to her couf li , Miss Alico Conner, of this city, has returneu home. Peru. Miss Morretl, of Michigan City, Is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Graham Mlsa Lottie Ward Is visiting friends at Rochester... Mr. Wilfred Wood returned, Wednesday, from a visit in Michigan.... Miss Reisicker returned, Thursday, from Kokomo....Mlss Nellie Dart returned, Saturday, from Watseka. 111... .Mr. and Mrs. Ol Miner, of Carrollton. Mo., ore visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miner. East Seventh street.. ..Mrs. J. Larimer Is entertaining her brother. Mr. RiUer, of Chicago. (Continued on Sventi I'age.j

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