The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-06

saturday for her home in Miss. ..... Mrs
George Comley is visiting friends in Lex.
ington, KY. The gentlemanly G. G. Mar
tin, of Dayton, has been in our city for sew
eral days, he is in chrage of Charley Berks-
ley ...... Charley Blackburn will go to Cleve-
land with the Knights .....John Simmonds
of the Gibson House is very much smitten
with Covington belle ...... Mr.. Thomas Col
Inns of New Orleans is spending several
weeks in our city to the delight of all the
ladies ...... Fred ID. Morton of Evansville
Ind, is in our city this week ....W w. Fl. Glib
son, Sr. of Louisville, KY, was in the city
during the past week the guest of Mrs.
Berkslev of the East End .. Mrs. Berksley
of the East End has for her guests this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, of Dayton, o..
Miss Ella Wade and her sister two charm
ing young ladies of Dayton, are spending
several days in our city. Mr.. Lee Wilson
left Monday for Yellow Springs .... We had
the pleasure of meeting Mr.. Jackson, the
correspondent of the Review at Dayton, o.
Charlie Love was in town Monday. Charlie
says he could not miss the picnic ..... The
genial j. L. Taylor is making things lively
for the boys with the ladies ....
Mrs. A S. Thomas and daughter, Miss Alice,
will visit Cleveland next week .. w. Il.
Handy has returned to his post of duty at
Pittsburg The pic mic, Monday, given to
by the U. B. F., was the grandest of
the season.. Among the many present, we
John Simmonds, Chas. Burkley, Hack"
Joe Kinney, George Taylor, H. w. Forte,
Geo. Comley, o. G. Martin, of Dayton, O.,
w. H. Gibson, ST., of Louisville, Lon Gill
| bert, w. III. Smith and Fred Scott. 1t was
quite late before the crowd dispersed; all
being very much pleased with their evenings
pleasure w. H. Smith was presented
with beautiful horse shoe of flowers dur
the procession, Monday w Mr. Albert En-
gram left, Monday, for several weeks visit
to friends in Richmond, Ind ..... Mrs. John
Williams and children are visiting in Mad
ison, Ind ..... Charlie Mckinney spent Sun
day in Lexington, Ky ...... Mr.. Willie Young,
| of Lexington, KY, has made host of
friends during his stay in our city .. Geo.
Stevens and Alfred Marshand left Sunday
eve for Cleveland, O...... Mrs. Berkeley, of
the East End, knows how to entertain
strangers. ... Hack will take trip to
Detroit next week ...... Miss Susie Johnston
will leave shortly for several weeks visit to
Springfield, O. Jim Kay is smiling. Its
fine boy..... Mr.. Phil. Miller has returned
to our city for several weeks visit to Xenia,
Springfield and Dayton ...... Mr.. Geo. Mar
| shall arrived in our city, Thursday, and is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Forte.
Convention United Brothers of
Friendship convened in this city,
on Friday last, in Odd Fellows
Temple, corner of John and Sixth streets,
to organize a State Grand Lodge. Fred ID.
Morton, n. g. NJ, of U. B. F., presided.
The following is list of delegates present:
G.. g. Martin, ID. Z. Bush, Theo. Smith,
Frank Johns, Homles Warren, of Timothy
Lodge, No 2, Dayton, o., 7. w. Johnston,
Berkeley No. |, of this city, Rev. w. H.
Coleman, j. II. Cain, w. L. Edwards, of
Rising Sun Lodge, No. 3, Xenia, o., j..
Alexander, }. &. Blackburn, +. w. Scott,
w. J. Smith, of Smith Lodge No. 8, of this
city. The officers for the ensuing year are
w. F. Smith, F. NJ, c. G. Martin, ID. G. NJ.
G.. W. Martin, G. s., w. L. Edwards, A. g.
S., J. II. Cain, G. T., w. A. Jackson, G. l..
| w. III. Gibson, p NJ G., of Louisville, KY,
installed the Office rs, assisted by Fred ID.
Morton, N. G. M. The Grand Lodge ad-
journed, to meet at Dayton, o, in August,
1882