The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-02-28
Evansville N Jews.

Elder Mcfarland is ont of the city. The
elder is always engaged in the labor OF
love.
Rev. Travis Ford arrived on the evening
of the 18th, hav ing been on his mission,
working for the Master.
Rumor has it that leap year party is in
anticipation, to be given by club of
Evansville ladies' Let us be gay and hap
Ply still.
The friends of Miss Lima Toodle, of
Vincennes, regret that she was compelled
to leave our city so soon; we hope she will
not fail 10 favor us with another visit be-
fore long.
News from friend F. G. Norton, informs
MS that he is at Galveston, Tex, and is still
on his tour meeting warm hearts in Texas
and being well treated, he seems to like
| the country very much.
Mrs Winters, mother of Mrs. Morris
Lewis, is still with us; also Mrs. Evans. OF
Louisville, is visiting h daughter, Mrs.
| Emma James. These are two esteemable
ladies and we always welcome them to our
city.
Pioneer lodge, Mt. Carmel temple, Unit.
ed Sisters of Friendship. Regular com
munication, first Thursday evening of each
month, at their hall, Second street, between
Main and Sycamore Mrs. G. Amos, M
W. P; Mrs. Jennie Baker, Secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs L. ". Anderson entertained
few of their many friends at 70l Chest
nut street, on the eve of February 6, 1880
Miss Lima Toodle, of Vincennes was pre-
sent in honor of whom the entertainment
was given. The occasion was quite a happy
one and showed the usual hospitality ant
good taste of Mr. and Mr.. Z. NJ. Anderson
The choir of the A. VI. e under thu
leadership of Mr.. f. F. Horn, who is fint
chorister, is doing well and is in excellen
condition. We are sorry to hear of thu
illness of Mrs 5. Gray, one of the oldes
members of the choir, her voice was miss
ed on last Sabbath night, we hope to SCI
her in her place soon. Mrs. Nj. Findley
organist.
Gail things work together for good t,
those who love God" was the text of al
eloquent discourse delivered by Rev. M
Lewis, of the A. NJ. + church, Fifth stree
near Walnut, Sabbath evening, Februar,
ID. The subject was ably handled and wa
highly appreciated by the entire congrega
ton. Tie revival has closed. There wa
| nutnDcT W tuC hlSniDci
ship of the church.
Our people are all working people an
can not boast OF any who have retired cit
liens, nevertheless we sometimes indulg
in soirees. festivals, social parties, concert
and marriages, the most recent is the al
rival of Mr. r. McCutcheon and handsom
bride from Paducah, KY. They were en-
tertained at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Jones. corner of Church and Oak st
February 10, The company was quite larg
and represented the elite. We wish tn
happy pair success through life.
The Golden Rule lodge, No. 4, Unite
} Sisters of Friendship, regular communities
, ton, first Wednesday evening in eac
month, at their hall Main street 1880 p n
Mrs. NJ. Findley M. w. p; Miss E. As
berry, secretary. These societies are CON
posed of some of our most worthy ladies
The Pioneer L., Mt Carmel temple, ha
been laboring under considerable disad
vantages for the past year, bnt through tn
persistent energy Of her efficient officer
, she has come forth like the fair Rose {
Sharon" in all her beauty.