Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 27, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 June 1897 — Page 8

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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mr*. Spencer, of south Third street, her soc Henry and daughter, Vinnie, have gone to Chicago to make their future home, where the son has taken a position with the Chicago Gas Co.

Misses Sarah B. Floyd and Susan W. Ball left Sunday afternoon for French Lick Springs, Orange County, Ind., accompanied by Mrs. Ray G. Jenckes, for a stay at the springs of ten days or two weeks.

Mrs. Stafford and three children, of Chicngo, are visiting Mrs. Flaherty, of north Thirteenth street.

Mrs. C. W. Whitlock, of Georgetown, Ills., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. R. HarknesK, of south Center street.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Williams have removed from Ohio street to the Sant C. Davis property on Sixth and Sycamore.

Miss Mabel Tomlin, of St. Louis, is visiting Miss Stella Webb. Mrs. Robert Paige and daughter are visiting in Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gragg left Wednesday for three week's visit in Indianapolis with Mrs. Gagg's mother, Mrs. McCorkle.

Master John Hridwell, of south Sixth street, will spend his vacation in Matoon, III.

Misses Nell and Laura Cox gave a picnic Tuesday evening at Moore Park in honor of Miss Abbott, who is the guest of Miss Ethel Havens.

Miss Snodgraaa, of the Havens & Geddes •hoe department, left for Chicago where she will make her future home.

Mrs. Geo. Robinson ami daughter Doris, left Monday for Canada. They Will remain until the 1st of September.

Miss Gertrude Rife, tf Mattoon, 111., is the guest of Miss Mary Russell. Mrs. C. A. Ross, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Louis Webb, of Shelbyville, Ind., are visiting Mrs. «T. E. Beggs, of south Fifth street, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Webb, of south Fourth street.

Miss Lulu Wamper, of Butte City, Montana, arrived in the city Sunday to be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. P. Fox, and remain until Sept. 1st.

Prof. O. E. McMeans, of the Rose Polytechnic. left Tuesday to attend school in the art academy at Cincinnati during the summer months. Mrs. McMeans will visit Indianapolis and other points and will join Mr. McMeans in Cincinnati about July 1st.

J. M. Langworthy and family, who have been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. GrilTith have returned to their home in Chicago.

Mrs. W. E. Perrymau, and daughter. Nadine, and son. Murray, left Wednesday for Denver and Manitoa, to spend the summer.

Mrs. W. H. Poston. of Sullivan, is in the city visiting Mrs. W. H. Canary on Liberty avettue.

Will Shryer left for Bloomington Sun day to attend the summer term at the State University.

Miss Sophia Wheeler gave a trolley party Monday evening in honor of Miss Kate Abbot, of Brooklyn, who is the guest of Miss Ethel Havens. The party started from Sixth and Main streets on the doubledecker and after making a complete tour of the ear Hues, returned to Mrs. Deming's, where the young people enjoyed themselves socially and were served with ices. The guests were the Misses Abbot. Ethel Havens, Mary Foster. Grace Jenckes, Fanny Blake, Martha Royse, Eunice Hunter, Julia Ford. Sara Fairbanks. Helen Willien, Bettina Strong, Elsie Crawford. Edith Me Keen. Howling. Anna Crawford, Eleanor Cox. Anua Royse. Helen Gilbert, Florence Cruft. Susan Strong and Mollie Blake, Messrs. Puett. of Roekville. Claibiifne Pirtle. Sherburue Jenckes, Robert Johnson. David Ingle. Charles Fry,

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Will Willien. Rolwrt Craig. Felix Geddes, was pleasantly spent in social conversaWHl Crawford. I-eslie Helmer, Ellis Ford, tion and music. Refreshments were John Crawford, Alln»rt and Emory served. Beauchamp. Otis White. Parker Geddes. Mrs. Joseph Strong and daughters,

Moses Craig, Ned Blake and Sam Royse. The par^y was chaperoned by- Mrs. Wheeler, (Mrs. Beauchamp and Mrs. B. G. Cox.

Mrs. pJter Miller, of north Fifth street, is on the Kick list. Mauricfe Rypinski. one of this year's graduate# of the Polytechnic, left for New York Tpesday, where he accepted a position.

W. N. Kramer and family left Tuesday for a tea days' stay at French Lick Springs.

Mrs. C. V. Safford and daughters, of St. Louis, are in the city visiting relatives. Mrs. Robertson, of Coffeeville, Kan., is visiting her brother, A. B. Pounds.

Miss Gertrude Feltus, of Bloomington, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Charles L. Feltus, of north Fifth street.

Charles W. Stone, of Battle Creek, Mich., is the guest of his son, S. G. Stone, manager of the Leader store.

Physical Director P. J. Kimmel, of the Y. M. C. A., has returned from Pittsburg. Elmer E. Rundell and wife, of Spencer, Ind., are the guests of his uncle, Thomas A. E. Cant well, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Blake and Mrs. Cliff Ross are enjoying a week's visit at Lake Maxinkuckee.

Mrs. Frank Robinson and daughters have returned home from St. Joseph, Mo., after a visit with Mrs. Theo. Hudnut.

Mrs. Frances Bartlett, and her nephew, Clifford Keyes, who has been attending the Polytechnic, left yesterday for the latter's home. Crown Point, N Y* where Mrs. Bartlett will spend the summer, with her sister, Mrs. E. B. Johnson.

W. T. Jones, for four years superintendent of this district for the Prudential insurance company, has been transferred to Chicago, and will be succeeded by H. R. Kendall, who will remove here with his family from Columbus, Ind.

George T. Brosius and family left on Monday for Mactawa, Park, Mich., where they have taken a cottage for the summer.

Mrs. W. G. Carbee, of south Center street, left on Thursday for New Albany, where she will spend the summer with her father, Josiah Gwynn, of the New Albany Public Press.

Mrs. John Jakle is visiting relatives in St. Louis. Miss Bertha Myers, who has been a teacher in stenography at the Garvin commercial college, has accepted a position in St. Louis. Before assuming the new duties she will visit her home in Warsaw.

Mrs. J. D. Weaver, nee, Louise Sattler, and daughter, of Omaha, Neb., are visiting their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Meyer.

Miss Lillian Worthington, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mis Mamie Dickhout, of south Center street.

W. C. Arp and wife have returned from Old Point Comfort, where Mr. Arp attended a meeting of the superintendents of motive power.

Mrs. A. B. Hussong and son Floyd, of south Center street, are visiting friends and relatives in St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. William Reisman, of Eleventh and .Main streets, were surprised by a large number of their friends Tuesday evening on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of their marriage. A great many presents were received, and the evening was spent in a very pleasant manner.

Tames Sankey is home from the state university at Bloomington to spend the vacation.

Miss Myrtle Shepherd and Edward Thompson, of Chicago, were united in marriage Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's mother. Mrs. ,T. N. Shepherd, on east Poplar street, Rev. J. B. Connett officiating A reception was held after the ceremony, at which were displayed the numerous and handsome bridal presents received The bride is the well-known attache of Hendrich's abstract office, while the groom is a well-known musician of Chicago. They will make their home at Columbia Heighths, one of the suburbs of Chicago.

Dan Davis, the well-known tenor of the popular Davis family, on Thursday celebrated the twenty-third anniversary of his connection with the Wabash rolling mill. He has occupied during that time the same desk.

P. M. Foley and bride hare returned from their bridal trip, which included a visit to the Nashville exposition, and a short stay at French Lick Springs.

Governor James A. Mount, during his visit in the city to attend the graduating exercises at the State Normal, was the guest of President W. W Parsons and wife, on Cherry street.

President W. W. Parsons and wife gave an informal reception Wednesday night to the members of the graduating class of the Stat* Normal school. The evening

Misses Frances and Elisabeth, left this week for Maxinkuckee, where they will occupy their cottage during the heated term.

Mrs. K. Miller, of Kewanna, Fulton county, Ind., is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Mayme Mogle. of south Sixth street.

Mrs. W. F. McHngh. of Indianapolis, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. C. Steeg, of Liberty avenue.

wV IMI Guf Am has returned to his home at Scottsboro, Ala. Mrs. Arn and her three #*D8™AHS younger daughters are still visiting Mrs.

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Arn's mother, Mrs. Van Brunt, of north Fourteenth street. Miss Anna M. Trindle. of Indianapolis, is visiting Miss Anna Keating, erf east Chestnut street.

Misses Nit* and A vice Shuey will spend part of the summer visiting their grandparents, who reside at Westfidd, 111. I Miss Olive M. Hali and William a Tnt-

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mediately after the ceremony the bridal couple repaired to the new home built and furnished by the groom on north Tenth street.

Several members of the June, '97, olass of the Terre Haute High school picnicked at Forest Park Wednesday afternoon. I The party included Misses Frank Stevens, Cora Lee, Chad wick. Jessie Barnes, and Otto Shaley, Howard Craver, Harry Cla,y and Harry Davis.

Rev. W. H. Hickman, of the First Methodist church, Rev. Worth Tippy, of Centenary, Fred Woodsmall and Miss Mary WToodsmall attended the convention of the Epworth league at Lafayette this week.

Mrs. Carrie B. Adams, Miss L. Eva Alden, Miss Lotta Longman and Prof. H. E. Owens attended the meeting of the Indiana Music Teachers' association at Connersville this week. Mrs. Adams read a paper before the association entitled "Musical Masquerading."

Miss Abbott, of Brooklyn, is the guest of Miss Eleanor Cox, of south Sixth street. Miss Hattie Wittenberg, of north Seventh street, entertained the members of the class of '92, of the High School, Thursday afternoon, in an informal manner.

Reuben Butz, of the Terre Haute House, has gone to French Lick Springs, where he will remain for several weeks recuperating.

Miss Mollie and Lottie Moorhead will spend a couple of weeks with their brother, Dr. E. L. Moorhead, in Chicago.

Miss Anna Cottom, of Cherryvale, Kas., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wilvert. Miss Nettie Houston, of West Union, 111., who has been visiting Mrs. W. A. Green, of north Sixth street, and other friends in the city, returned home Thursday.

Mrs. Robert Andrew, of east Chestnut street, is quite sick. C. M. Percival, of the First Congregational church, will leave for Seattle, Wash., in a few days, where he will visit for about six weeks. The church will be closed during his vacation.

Cameron Stimson has completed the 8ophom9re year at Hanover college and is home to spend the vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Stimson.

Miss Helen Courtright, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. S. C. Stimson, will return to Chicago to-day.

Ex-Senator James M. Beck, of Burlington, Ind., who is here to attend the commencement at the Normal, is the guest of his daughter, Olga Beck, and nephew, C. B. Beck, and family, of south Fourth.

Mrs. Anton Mayer has been in Teutopolis, this week, attending the commencement exercises of St. Joseph's institute, where her son, Herman, is a student.

Miss Edna Whitaker and Miss Hart, of Bicknell, are the guests of the former's uncle, Detective McRae, and family.

Dr. Charles Fleming and wife have returned from their wedding trip, which included a visit to the Nashville exposition.

Miss Bertha Jordan and Frank Egnew, a well-known employe of the tool works, were married Wednesday evening at the home of the bride on north Nineteenth street.

A novel party was given at Collett Park Tuesday evening, it being a reunion of the present residents of Terre Haute who formerly lived at New Albany. The party was aranged by Mrs. Fanny M. Beach, and forty-two ex-New Albanians sat down to supper. A very pleasant evening was spent in discussing the friends and events of former days.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dunlap returned last Thursday from Peoria, 111, where they have been spending their vacation with Mrs. Dunlap's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dupell.

Miss McMurray is in Frankfort, visiting Mrs. C. W. Curry. Mr. and Mrs. Rettger, of Bloomington, and two sons, Ernest and Leo. are visiting the family of Prof. Louis Rettger, on Gilbert avenue.

Miss Mary Morrison, of Cincinnati, is expected next week to visit Miss Jane Hunter.

Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Miller attended the wedding of Charles J. Miller and Miss Minnie May Glendmier at Danville, 111., Thursday.

Mrs. W. D. Lyon is visiting her son and friends in Columbus, O., and will be gone until the middle of July.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Strouseare visiting their daughter, Mrs. S. M. Reinheimer, at Tuscola, 111.

Mrs. Ruth Kahn, of Leadville, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Max Joseph. Mrs. Harry Hughes and children, of Greenville, Tex., are visiting Mrs. Hughes' father, James T. Moore, of south Sixth.

Miss Margaret Peddle, of south Seventh I street, will spend the summer at Yonkers,

N. Y. Mrs. John Tone will leave in a few days for the sea shore, where she will spend the summer for the benefit of her health.

Miss Eva Reifsnider will spend the summer in California. Mrs. William Dennis and daughter Mildred. of Covington, Ind., are the guests of Mrs. M. J. Weldon.

Mrs. Hull and three daughters will soon leave for California, where they will make their future home. *, 4

Simon Levi, the dry goods man, is preparing to take a trip to Europe this ram* mer.

Misa Harper, of. Iran Mountain. Mich., is visiting Miss Flora Hoilinger, of north Seventh street.

Mr. and Mr*. Emil Froeb celebrated their fiifth wedding anniversary Wednesday night by entertaining their cinch dab. The head prises wen? won by Mrs. R. W. Kidder and Or. Mall, the consolation prices by Mrs. Emil Froeb and Will

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Adamson. Those present were Messrs and Mesdames M. T. Hidden, E. Kidder, Emil Froeb, W. R. Mail, George Parker, Horace Wright, Miss Froeb, and Messrs. W. W. Adamson, Ferd Mosher and Updegraff.

J. R. Cummings, who has been in the city for several days, returned to his home in Chicago yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. C. M. Mills, of Tie Oliio street, with her mother, Mrs. J. B. Cline, left for the east last night to visit in Rochester, N. Y.. and the eastern summer resorts.

Rev. John E. Sulger, rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal church, and .his wife, left to-day for Nashotah, Wis., where they will spend their summer vacation. Until, his return the pulpit will be unoccupied.

Mrs. Philip Spahn is expected here in a few days to visit her mother. Mrs. D. W. Watson, of south Sixth street.

Miss McCarmick, who has been visiting her cousins, the Misses Ferril, of south Center street, left to-day for her home at Columbus, Ind.

Mrs. F. C. Peck, of Columbus, O., Mrs. Henry Staff and Mrs. W. C. Welborn, of Knightstown, Ind., are visiting Mrs. A. W. Smith, on north Ninth street.

Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Wittenberg, of Walnut street, leave to-day for Chicago and other points north.

Miss Ruth Kahn, of St. Mary's Academy, is visiting the family of Max Joseph, of south Sixth-and-a-half.

Misses Carrie Joseph and Ruth Kahn leave next week for Evansville for a six weeks, visit with relatives.

Emmett and Esther Thompson have gone to Lafayette for a visit with their brother, Paul.

Miss Virginia Somes has returned from Vincennes. Mrs. Alice Weinstein will &pend next week in Indianapolis.

Miss Helen Gard, of Frankfort, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis Rettger. Miss Fannie Buntin will leave next Tuesday for California, with Mrs. Mary Hudson and Mrs. W. O. Jenkins.

Mrs. Dr. Hyde left yesterday for Chicago to visit the family of her son, Will Hyde.

Edward S. Allen, son of Capt. E. B. Allen, and brother of George M. Allen, of the Express, was married at Cleveland on Thursday to Miss Alice Capener. daughter of one of the leading physicians of that city. The wedding was one of the society events of the season. The bridal couple are now on their wedding trip, and on their return will live in Cleveland, where the groom is engaged in business.

The annual meeting of the Alumni Association of the Terre Haute High School took place last evening at the High School building and was largely attended. The reception committee for the occasion consisted of Mesdames W. F. Arnold, M. F. Hoberg, A. B. Austin and Sallie K. Davis, And Messrs. J. W, Landrum, A. C. Dud-

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Miss Mattie Mount is acting as cashier for Pixley & Co., while Mrs. Hart, the cashier, is visiting relatives in the east.

John Litt'.ejohn, formerly with Bryce & Co., and Dwight Allen, formerly with White, the confectioner, have taken positions with Pixley & Co.

Del Owens, of Bedford, Ind., is visiting friends in this city. Mrs. E. Clevenger left this week to spend the summer with her relatives in northern Indiana.

Miss Rose Knoener and Rudolph Stuckwisch were married at the residence of Rev. Dr. Hickman, on south Seventh street Tuesday eveniug. Both of the young people are well known and have a number of friends.

The Hickory club, consisting of Bob Herkimer, Richard and Hud Gilbert, Fred Fishback, Roy Lawrence, Lou Weinstein, Wayne Bigwood, Robert Heinl, Harry Braman, and Mr. Kingman, of Mattoon, went down to Greenfield Bayou this week to spend a week in camping out.

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