Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1891 — Page 11

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL', SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1891.

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PEBSONAL XSM SOCIETY. . All society and rr tonal notes for the Sunday iivuecflhe Journal, to secure publication, mutt le in the hands cf V.e city tailor by Saturday noon. . Stout women complain that fashions aro All created for their sisters of slender form, and a glanca through the papers and magazines devoted to fashion show that there is ground for this complaint. No one ever sees a fat woman used as a subject for showina off the latest fancy in frills or furbelows. The shoulder cape was not made for a abort, dumpy figure; nor were tne little toques nor Rembrandt shapes presented to -view for the first time surmounting the head of a woman with no necic to spwak of. Yet women of all sizes and builds aro compelled to array themselves in a gatbof tome sort, and the overwhelming majority prefer the latest mode, from bonnet to shoes. The very last bit of paraphernalia, over which the feminine mind lingers, heeitatej and finally succumbs and purchases, is the feather boa. This bit of finery was manufactured expressly for a woman whose long, thin neck and slender, sloping shoulders were a constant annoyance to her. The soft, looae feathers filled the hollow space at the nape of the neck, rounded the outline of snarp shoulders and covered and relieved the angles from bonnet to belt, and the awkward pole npon which her head was set was conspicuous no more. When my thin lady appeared in publio, no longer an awkward, angular figure, but one of rounded outline, she looked so much improved that everyone who saw her felt bow Vastly becoming such a graceful garland of softness was. Forthwith the first manufacturer found his business increasing. Othcrsenvied his success and began to make an Inferior article. Then Mr. Kconomy thought that there were a great many women who would like a bit of feather abont them, bnt had no 10 or 810O to buy the luxury, so he cut the ends oil and made just a length fur the neck. The more he cut otx the more ho wrecked the Brace and beauty of the feather boa, but it hindered not the sale thereof. To-day the craze is the boa, and th fat, dumpy woman is sure to have one. bbe was round in the first place, but now with a wreath of plume de coque. she is a lesson in well-rounded curves, with merely a slight indentation to show where one ends and another begins. Bhe bnries her head in the garniture, and she is at once incog. So one can possibly know their best friend from any side, unless perchance it 6hould be face to face. The two-and-a-half or throe-yard length feather boa on a graceful, slender woman accentuates her grace, on a stout woman it spoils both. Tenons! Mention. Mr. James E. llaln and family, of Dayton, 0. have removed to this city to reside. Miss Ida Brown, of Battle Creek, Mich., Is the guest of Mis3 Holmes, 73 West North street. Mrs. Bessy G. Baldwin, of Leadville, Col.. Is visiting her parents, at No. tCO College avenue. Miss Mary Elston, of CrawfordsvilIe.il the guest of Mrs. E. 8. 1L beguiu, on Park avenue. Commodore Lee, of 443 Park avenue, and Sickles have been spending a few days at Martinsville. Miss Mary Horn, of Cleveland. O.. is the guest of Mrs. J. C. Ingram, on North New

jersey street. Miss Gertrude Webster, of Dayton, O.. is the guet of Miss Louise Bain, at No. ill East St. Joe street, ' Jlrs. Llda Waters, of Louisville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Benj. L. Webb, at 15 WTest Waluut street Miss Alice Sc brock, of Columbus. O.. who lias been visiting friends and relatives, will ret-arn home to-morrow. Mr. Lynch, of New York city, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George it Van Voorhies, on North Meridian street. - Mr. James Wells, of Findlay. O., is visiting his father. Mr. John Wells. No. 1011 North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Davie, formerly Miss Margaret Morrison, and Miss Margaret Dailey, of Columbus, are visiting friends here. - Mr. and Mr. I. W. Stevenson, of East ixtn street, will remove to their new home, on Jroodslde avenue, thi week. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph St. Jonn Perry, formerly Miss Kate Franklin, left yesterday for their home in Shenandoah, la. Mrs. Addie Thomas Forgus, of Oak Villa, Fla., is visiting her mother, Mrs, M. J. Thomas, on North Delaware street. Mrs. Will Knippenberg and ton, of Glen, dale. Mont, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Maxwell, on North Meridian street. Mr. and Mr. P. H. Fitzgerald will leave Wednesday for a three weeks' visit to Washington, New York and Boston. Mrs. IS. M. Jackson and daughter Inez returned home yesterday from St. Louis, where they have been visiting friends. . Mrs. H. A. Larimer, associate editor of the Lawrenceburg Press, is visiting friends in this city en route from Bloomington. Jlrs. Coke Alexander and Miss llattie Tutewiler are sj.enfling the week at bt. Louis, visiting friends and the exposition. Miss Georgie White, of Mansfield, O., who has bejn visiting her uncle, Wd Christian avenue, ior two weeks, has returned home. Mrs. A. W. Harinan and her sister, Mrs. Albert, have gone East to pend several weeks with relatives in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Mrs. Culver, who has been vini ting relatives in Milwaukee for ten weeks, has returned to her home, No. 12 North Pennsylvania street Mrs. Florence Krag Remolds, who has been visiting Mia 31. Dietrichsaud family for a few days, left yesterday for Chicago, to visit her parents. M iss Lucy C. Hamilton, of 14." Park avenue, and Mrs. Jno. W. Hamilton, of 418 Central Avenue, have arrived home from a visit to Ottawa, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Jacobs and Mrs. W. W. Grant, who have been attending the Baptist, convention at Evansville all the Wtek, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Stewart and Miss Winifred Leonard will leave to-morrow for New York and Wednesday will sail for Europe to remain indefinitely. Mr. John M. Shaw will return from Europn the ls of the month and lrin hi -daiunter Miriiaret, who has always lived at Mr. Shaw's old homo in Ireland. Mrs. William 31. Crone and daughter Katharine, wlio have been guests of Mr. Joseph It Perry, have gone to Anderson to make a short vieit before returning to their home in Shenandoah, la. Mr. John Sanderson, of Boston, is the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. John M. Spann. Mr. Sanderson Is a celebrated artist, and will exhibit a collection of fifty water-colors at the Art Association gathering on Tuesday evening. Socletr Event. . The Lotns Club will dance at Brenneke's next Jrrmay cvtuiu.;. The engage m.-nt is announced of Miss , Cora Kubn and Mr. Albert Goepper. The marriage of Miss Laura Wittlinger" and Mr. irauk Pittman is announced for the litb. Mifs Annie Holding entertained friends - Monday evening with a card and dancing party at her heme. No. 5:5 Buchanan street Mrs. A. Hornaday gave a pleanant luncheon Wednesday to a few friends in honor of Mrs. George Bndd, of Altamont, Hi Mr. Kcbert and Miss Kittle McMeans gave a spider-web party Friday evening, m honor of their guest Miss Phillips, of Kokomo. Mr. and Mrs. O. 11. Boot entertained a party of friends very handsomely at dinner last evening at their homo ou North l'ennsylvaniA street Tb marriage of Mrs. Maria F. Gates and Mr. Henry L. Browning will take place at thH Central Christian Church on Saturday, Oct 17, at 11 o'clock. , The marrisai' of Mr. Clinton Hare and Miss Marie fitringtr will bo celebrated Jyednesiiay at the family residence on -iorth Alabama street The member of the Clio Club held their first regular meeting of the season riday afternoon, with Mrs. Elizabeth Cox. o. bu2 Isorth Delaware street A large yroportioa of the membership wie in at-

tendance, and ere very pleasantly enter

tained with "Straws from Summer Outings" and "Gems from German Literature." Mrs. George E. Townley and daughter, Mrs. E. S. It Sc guin. have issued invitations for a reception Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Townley'a home. No. 310 Broadway. Miss Marv Louise Young celebrated her sixth birthday anniversary by entertaining about thirty of her little lriends at her Home. No. 107 Buckle street on Tuesday, Oct. C Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Chamberlin gave a pmk tea last evening to a few friends in honor of Mr. Chamberlin's sister. Miss Martha Chamberlin, of Cincinnati, who is their auest The annual reception. President's day, of the. Art Association, will be giveu at the Propylaeum Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock. Each member of the association is privileged to bring one guest. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph It Perry gave a dinner on Thursday evening to their son. Dr. Kalph St John Perry, and his bride, formerly Miss Kate Franklin, and Mrs. and Miss Katharine Crone, of Shenandoah, la. Miss Eliza Fletcher. . eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ingram Fletcher, will bo married Nov. 11 to Mr. W. A, Chapman, of Salt Lake City. Utah. The wedding will occur at the homo of Miss Fletcher's cousin in Utah, and she will be accompanied there lv Mrs. Curryer. who has resided with Mr. Fletcher's family for fifteen years, and who will afterward spend the winter with Mr. Cooley Fletcher in California. On next Tuesday evening a musicale will be given under the anspices of the Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the Clifford-avenue M. E. Church, at the home of Miss llattie Moore, ZHO Clifford avenue. The programme will consist of a violin solo, by Mr. M. H. Spades; vocal solos by Miss Lora Gerkin and Mr. Fred Gambold; duet (vocal), by Messrs. George Moore and Willis Scudder; piano solos by Misses Lizzie Schwegman and Bertha Marshall; instrumental duet by Misses Flora Doerr and Lizzie Schwegman; duet (zither and guitar) by Messrs. Fremont Frey and Willis Scudder, and recitations by Mrs. Sullivan and Mr. Herman Frey. The first medtiog of the Katharine Merrill Club for this reason was hld yesterday afternoon with Miss Merrill, at ner home, on Tennessee street. Three ladies. Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke, Mrs. H. H. Hanna and Mrs. Wright Had ley. had been chosen to prepare for the entertainment Flowers and plants ornamented the rooms and made them most invitinsc. During the afternoon Mrs. Margaret V. Marshall, who spent the summer in Europe, gave an interesting account of her travels, and Mrs. John M. Jndah, who spent several months abroad this year, gave a talk. Both are admirable speakers, and their remarks suggested many bright ideas from other members of the club. After the European experiences the company were served with refreshments. The ladies of the Slower Mission hap decided to hold their annual fair, this year called the "Flower Mission Festival of Authors," the first week in November, at Tomlinson Hall. The officers of the fair are: President, Mrs. Lewis Jordan; vice-presidents, Mrs. T. P. Haughey. Mx. V. K. Hendricks, Mrs. Julia Goodhart and Mrs. Kato Bowles; treasurer, Mrs. C. F. Sayles, aud secretary Mrs. J. W. Beck. The committee on arrangements are Mrs. V, K. Hendricks, Mrs. George T. Evans, Mrs. W. H. Coleman, Mrs. Henry Schurmann, Mrs. W. J. McKee, Mrs. C. K. Collin, Mrs. Wright Mrs. J. W. Beck and Miss Sharpe. The committee on entertainment aro Mrs. Coffin, Mrs. Schurmann, Mrs. Charles Coe, Miss Sharpe. Miss Porter. Miss Brown. Mrs. Charles Schurmann. Miss Garrard and Mrs. J. C. Sohaffer. The superintendent of tho fair is Mr. S. K. i letcher. and the commit tee on construction of booths Mrs. Haughey, Mr. r letcher and Mrs. Hendricks. THE STATE AT LAHGE. I Matter intended for this column must be in this office not later than 0 p. m. Saturday; items recaved ajltr mat Hour icui not be usea.1 AnJerson. Mrs. E. B. Hartley and Mrs. Richard nurt are visiting at New Castle. ...Messrs. Marshall and J ulius Nelson, cf Oskaloosa. la., are guests of Anderson friends. ...Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foreman are visiting at Munrie... .Misses Gertie Millspaugb, Kate Kiser and Mattie Sbreeves attended a reception at Muncie Friday night. .. .Mr. M. S.Touisey and wife are spending a week at Cincinnati. ...Over seventy couples attended tho benefit bMl given to the firemen Thursday niktbt.... Miss Ada McMahon entertained a larire party of her friends Saturday night ....The club dance was largely attended Friday night, several Indianapolis people being present. ...Mrs. Keuben Gentry and wife, ci Danville, Ky., are visiting here.... Miss Litz Schlater is home from an extended visit at Cincinnati. ...Mr. and Mrs. Shelley Hughel, of Danville, HI., who have been visiting their parents here, have returned home. ...Thomas McCullough, of Oxford. 0 and daughter. Miss Bessie, were guests of Anderson friends last week.... Mrs. H. L. Stone, of Indianapolis,1 is visiting Anderson friends. ...Miss Suzane Little, of Muncie, has been a guest of Miss Kilgore.... Harry McBride and wife have gone to Chicago, where they will make their home. ...The Edgerle Heading Club has been reorganized for the year Mrs. It B. Clark is spending the week at Huntington... .Mrs. William Croan and daughter Helen left Monday for Shenandoah, la. ...Mrs. Samuel Bichards left for Detroit Monday, to join her husband, Mr. Samuel Kichards. the artist who has returned from Munich. v llloomlnton. Mrs. Flem Gordon, of Madlsonville, Ky., is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Kogers G. L. Brandon and family are entertaining Horace Johnston and wife, of Chicago.... Mrs. Prudence (Anrott) Craig and little daughter are visiting in the city. ...Mrs. James B. Pauley aud Mrs, Omer Bunger have returned from Cincinnati Miss Fannie Martin has been visiting friends at Salem .... Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fess are entertaining a sister of Mrs. Fess from Nebraska.... Mrs. A. H. Beldon is over from Frankfort visiting her Bloomingtou friends Mrs. M. S. Kalston aud son, of Lebanon, are tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Cravens.... The young people of the Walnut-street rhnrch, with the assistance of their pastor, Kev. Luccock, have organized a Christian endeavor society. STATE UNIVERSITY ITEM", The afternoon lecture to-day will be given by Dr. Halstead The total enrollment is now34t) A class in tho Greek Testament was organized at Professor Hoffman's rosidence yesterday. ...The first game of foot-ball which the team will play will occur Saturday at the old campus with the Wabash eleven.. ..J. B. Wilson, senior law. from Worthington, arrived Tuesday, and will graduate with the law class of V-i.... J. it Herod, of Chicago, is the "coacher" for the foot-ball team, and was a member of tho Yale team of lSW-yi.... Miss Esther Waters, of LaPorte, Ind., and Miss Lora speece. of West Baden, aro tho two latest arrivals Frank and Ernest Holland and Harry Coblentz are the latest mitiatea of Siuina Chi L. S. Lee, of Kipley, has entered the law school. ...Cards havo been received announcing the marriage of Miss Emma Brant and Kev. Shanklin. who lives at Spokane Falls. Miss Emma attended the university last year and is well known in Blooiniugton....l)r. Coulter has just received notice of a largo shipment of botanicalbooksfrom Loudon.... The mathematical section of the State College Association will meet Nov. 4, Sand 0 ut Purdue University. Professors Green, Alev and Davison will attend fror here. Delta Tau Delta has fallen into line. aud each fraternity halt is now supplied with a piano ML's Ella Con, class of ,f.0. was in town last Saturday and Sunday visiting the home folks and her Theta sisters. ...The latest addition to Sigma Chi is William L. Halstead. of the freshman class. ...Saturday night Kappa Alpha Theta added to her number Miss Mabel Folsoin, special of Indianapolis; Miss Mattie Kipple. freshman, of Warsaw, and Mis Fannie Watson, sophomore, of Crawfordsville... .Saturday night the Kappa Kapp.i Gamma had three initiates: Mis Ida luhviiler, and Miss Maggie Van fickle and Mixs Maud Ellis, ninth freshman clast At tb regular meeting Saturday night the Phi Delta Theta chapter of ludiuna University elected William T. Patten, sophomore, th official delegate to the bi-annual convention that meets ti'is mouth at Atlanta, Ga....The Alpha chapter located here is the oldest m the fraternity At a meeting of the Union Athenian Liternry Society, held Friday evening in tho Union Athenian hall, by a unanimous vote of the members present the name of tho society was changed to its original name "Athenian." Mainea, Meloy and Feibleman were appointed a committeo to revise the constitution and to report at tho next meeting. The following officers were elected: President J. W. Murphy;

vice-president James II. Williams; secretary, E. It Odle; treasurer. M. Neal; first

censor. Edgar L. Maines: second censor, l. J. Meloy; marshal, Isadore Feibleman. lllufTtcm. ' Miss Jessie Burwell and Miss Pearl Burgan spent Snnday with friends at Montpelier....Miss Carrie Bonham was at Fort Wayne Sunday. ...Mrs. J. D. Johnson, of Peniuille, is visiting the family of Charles Ferris, on Central avenue.... Mrs. Mary Sale is visiting with hor son in Fort Wayne.... Kev. J. H. Green, Mrs, James Crosbie, Jr., and daughter, and J. II. C. Smith and wife, are at Evausvule....A merry crowd of young people w-ii entertained at the home of MissLillieKousb oneevening last week. ....Mrs. Ernst Weicking is enjoying a visit from a sister, who lives in the West.... Mrs. J. E. Sturgis and Mrs. Hutchins visited with friends in Hartford City last week. ...Miss Mattie -Wilson, of Washing, ton. la., who has been visiting the family of E. S. Mason, returned home Saturday. ....Mrs. Frank Chalfant recoived a visit this week from her mother, Mrs. J. W. Hillis. and Miss Josie Butledge, both of Kokomo.... Misses llattie and Carrie Bennett spent last week with their sister, Mrs. 11. H. Barcus, of Fort Wayne. ...Miss Stella Leach spent several days last week in Montpelier....Mrs. Ada llairly, of Huntington, was the guest of Mrs. William Kunkel last week. ...Mies Lizzie Muth left Friday for an extended visit with friends in Kansas City Mesdsmes It G. Thompson and C. J. Dills, of Fort Wayne, were ? nests of Mrs. Hugh Kanp Friday Irs. D. M. Karns spent Sunday at Hartford City with her husband. ...C. W. Beardsley and family, of Columbus Grove. O., are visiting relatives in this city. ...Mrs. Alexander Harper is in the city, the guest of Mrs. Jacob Tribolet Miss Minnie Fulton, who is attending the Fort Woyne Conservatory of Mnsio. spent Sunday at home. ...Mrs. Adalgo Waudel was pleasantly surprised Thursday evening by twouty of hor young friends. IlrazlL Miss Lizzie Price has returned to Bridgeport. ...Miss Amelia is home from Bowling Greeu....Mrs. Cbadwick returned home Tuesday Miss Mattie Turner is the guest of Terro Haute friends. ...Miss Jennie Kalstin, of ludiuapoiis. is visiting here. ....Mrs. Elmer Shaw left Thursday for au extended visit in the East. ...Miss Cora Given, of Terre Haute, is in the city. ...Mrs. Perry Tully and children, of Plainfield, are hero. ...Mrs. , J. C. Crooks returned to Marion Thursday.'... Mrs. Bobert Henkel left Thursday for Coldwater, Kan. ...Misses Ethelia and Katie Sower are expectedhome Monday. ...Miss Mell Mitchell, of Terre Haute, is the guest of Miss Hose Mitchell.. ..MiB3 Clara Fussier, af tor an extended visit with Miss Alice Moudy.retnmed to Terre Haute yesterday. ....Misses May Bryson and Lucia Knight are the guests of Indianapolis friends.... Mrs. Henry Kanney has been elected a delegate to attend the Stato W. C. T. U. at Evan8ville....Mrs. C. Herr, of Columbus, Pa., arrived Friday for an extondod visit with relatives.. ..Mrs. Hugh Moore, of Indianapolis, is visiting in the city. ...Miss Lizzie Stnchmiscb, after a two weeks' visit here, returned to Indianapolis Saturday. Cambridge City. Mrs. Phemy Campbell, of Piqua. O., is visiting Mrs. Taylor Crook. ...Mrs. M. E. Seaman has left for a two weeks' visit with friends in Findlay and Fostona. O....Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Swiggett have returned to their home in Indircapolis....Mrs. John W. Marson has returned from her trip to Paris, 111.. ..Misses Grace Keiss and Tillie Kepler made a short visit to New Castle last Monday. ...Mrs. C. B. Elliott has returned from her visit at New Castle. ...I. W. Hall and wife, of Indiacapolis, come Friday to visit the family of his brother. It W. Hall. ...Mrs. Meredith went to Chicago Monday to attend a meeting of the lady managers of the world's fair.. ..J. C. Bertsch and wife, of Parsons, Kan., are here visiting his father, Adam Bertsch.... Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Bond arrived from Cresaon Springs last week.... Mrs. Sarah Waltz whlttaker, who has been visiting her numerous relatives here for several weeks past, returned to her home at New Market. Tenn.. Monday. ...Miss Mary Krahl was home from Centerville last Sunday. ...Mrs. Ella Weigle, of St. Louis, is here visiting her nncle, Charles Lemberger Prof. P. J. Kuntz and wife, of Centerville, spent Sunday with her father.. ..George Early and family arrived here 1 uesday....Miss LUlie Pritchard arrived borne from ChicagoThureday....Mrs. W. A. Kotn leaves Friday for Chattanooga. . . Miss AgnesLeggett bassone to Unionville, O....Georse Fadely and Miss Alice Stonecipher, daughter of Joseph Stonecipher, of near Milton, were married by Kev. Booher. at the Lutbern parsonage in East Germantown, last Tuesday evening. They came to this city and occupied at Once a home which had been prepared and furnished in advance by the groom.... At the meeting of the Choral Clnb, Tuesday evening, it was decided t continue the work of the society through the coming winter; nnoer the supervision of Prof. A. S. Moore. The reelection of officers resulted as follows: George Calloway, president; . Miss Hittie Overbeck, vice-president; Misa Edith Miller, secretary; Wilson Stobaugh. treasurer; Miss Miunie Wheeler, pianist; Miss Myrtle Johnson, assistant pianist; Olan Boyd, librarian. Cunnersrllle. Miss Hendrickson, of Middletown, 0., is a guest at the home of Kev. T. II. Ilench. ....Miss Lulu Haymond. of Warsaw, is visiting at the home of Mrs. Caroline Heron. ...Mr. T. M. Little and wife spent a part of last week in Knightstown....Mrs. J. N. Huston entertained a small company of young people Wednesday evening.... Mr, C. D. Beck and wife were in Cincinnati Friday. ...Miss Jessie Millikin entertained a party of juvenile friends Thursday evening. ...Mrs. Charles Koebl, of Greencastle, is visiting here. ...Miss Daisy Dicksen is visiting Anderson friends. ...Miss Dorsey. of Jeli'erson ville, is visiting at tho home of Mr. J. M. Heron.... Mrs. William MeFarlan has returned from Martinsville. ...Mrs. Dr. E. B. Jones, of Wellston, O., is visiting here....Bev. T. B. McCIain and wife have moved to their new home in Milton.. ..Mr. and Mrs. James E. Boberts gave a largo party at the old homo, the Claypool mansion, on North Central avenue, Friday evening. The features were cards and dancing. Covington. Mr. Mary Wood and son Leo spent last Sunday in Chicago.. ..Mrs. Lena Miller, of Lafayette, visited her mother, Mrs. Catharine Purferst, last week. ...Miss Kate Boord returned home from Chicago Saturday evening. ...Miss Josie Webb and Mrs. C. M. McCabe. visited in St Louis last week. ...Mrs. Henry Carpenter left last Monday tor Oklahoma City.... Miss Carros Lacy, who has been visiting her mother for three weeks, returned to Sbelbyvillo Thursday.... Several of the young women of our city gave a progressive euchre party at th home of Mr. and Mrs. James Bingham Wednesday evening. ...Mrs. Msrgaret Merrill, of Elgin, 111., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Joseph Nelson. Mrs. E. N. Bowman is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nevada Weldon, in Terre Haute. ...Mrs. .Mark Rogers visited friends in Clinton last week. Crawfordsville. Mrs. II. It Tinsley has been visiting at Indianapolis... .J. M. Cowan and wife havo returned to Sprinafield. Mo....F. W. Chislett and wife, of Indianapolis, have been visiting tho family of CoL I. C. Eliton.... Mrs. Charles Baron, of Grand Kapids. is visiting C. N. Holden and family Mrs. C. M. Travis is at Urbana, 111.... Mrs. Marv F. Stone has returned to Cedar Kapids, after a visit with Mrs. B. T. Kistine....J. L. Barnbart and family, of Martinsville, are visitiugE. M. Barnhart....F. M. Dice and family attended the wedding of Charles Thompson, at Indianapolis, Wednesday night. ...Gen. Lew Wallace and Col. I. C. Elston attended a meeting of the Loyal Legion, at Indianapolis, Friday night Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Alcorn are visiting in Noblesville....Mr.andMra.George Cannory are on a visit at llarrisburg. Pa.. ..Miss Naomi Baird is visiting in Knightstown. ....Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Bales, among others, were iu attendance at the Odd-fellows' installment, nt Knightstown. Thursday.... Mrs. Daniel Simons, of Chicago, was here Sunday on a pleasant visit. ...A Sons of Veterans' dance came off at Odd-fellows1 Hall Monday evening Mrs. S. S. Wilson. who has been on a month or more visit to friends in Missouri and Kansas, came home Saturday Mr. Eimert Huddleson and Miss Minnie Bunco wexe married at the residence of Mrs. Dr. S. S. Boyd by Kev. Z. McNow, Wednesday evening. Only near friends were present. Edlnburz. George White and mother. Mrs. Emily White, and sister. Mrs. H. Deming. have Continued on .Fourteenth

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