The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-04-01
Cincinnati ohio.

Mr.. Delos Contee, of Pittsburg, is the
guest OF Mrs. Florence Highgate.
Mr.. A. j. Highgate, for some time resi-
dent OF st. LOUIS, has returned TO perman-
emily remain in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Fannie Green is very i'll at her resi-
dence on Third street.
Miss Ada Reed, one of Louisvilles fair
daughters, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Geo. w. Hayes, LETT this week to visit
friends in Portsmouth.
Mr. Lemuel Ross was initiated into the
mysteries OF Odd Fellowship last Wednes-
day evening
Miss Alberta Rogers, of Chicago, is the
guest OF Mrs. A. j. Riggs.
Humphrey Dixon is one OF the best
officers OF the water works department.
Leander Bushow, formerly of this city, is
at present in mercantile house in "a wes-
tern territory
Miss Minnie Armstrong is Walnut Hills
leading soprano.
The Mutual Club is a success.
1t is girl and p. Alfred Marchand, the
Hospital Clerk, is happy.
Milton Crowdus, for long time an in
valid in the City Hospital, died there last
Sunday morning, and his remains were
kindly cared for by Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie
Burnside.
The Citizens Committee appointed to effect
| arrangements Tor the memorial meeting TO
| be held In honor OF the late DIR. Henry
| Highland Garnett met last Tuesday even
ing in Union Baptist Church, Fountain
Lewis, Sr acting as chairman. 1t was
| agreed that the ceremonies should take
place on the evening OF Friday the l4th
| prox., in Melodeon Hall. Other business
vi Importance was attended to and letters
| from gentlemen requested to be speakers oil
the occasion were received. The committee
| adjourned to meet again. The hall, on this
| occasion, should be crowded to its utmost
| capacity, as the best and most eloquent
ot our orators will eulogize the genius and
| deeds of this illustrious and representative
| man.
| The Lexington Branch of the Ohio Nj. f.
Conference District convened in this city, III
Union Chapel, Monday morning and con-
tlnued in SESSION until Monday evening"
| The sessions OF this conference are SEMI
annual and examinations, ordinations
and change of Presiding Elder is the order
OF business, but as the session was unusually
L
were made by Drs. Kust, famed as the
founder of many institutions OF learning fol
the oolored youth OF the South, and Leonard
the temperance champion and Presiding
Elder OIL East Cincinnati District, Marsha
W. Taylor, Presiding Elder of the District
and Prof. Chas. w. Bell. A delegation iron
the conference, consisting of about fifty
divines, headed by Rev. Nj. w. Taylor ID
d., visited the famous High School, anI
DIR. Taylor, as chairman OF the delegation
cOmpllmented the worthy principal, Pr0l
| Peter Ill. Clark, in words oil highest praise
The general conference is at present Ill SIS
sion In Louisville, and thither this brancl
has gone, having left Tuesday morning
The Walters Mutual Aid Society held
banquet in honor OF its first anniversar,
Thursday evening, in Home Circle Hall
1t was very grand affair and full partlcu
lars of it wIIl be given in next weeks issue
The Labor League held a rousing meet
ing Tuesday evening" in Plum Street Hal
, and important matters were transacted.
: Peter Whitlow is the excellent colore
executive committ-ena of the 2nd ward
Walnut Hills Temperance Society
once more in full blast and under the abl
management of its originator, Miss Matti
+. PeytOn, is sure OF some good.
r Miss Sarah Ebert, of this city, ha
changed her residence to Walnut Hill.
Judge Fox has re-opened his ice creal
parlors. Foxs is a splendid resort in h'
s weather.
It Miss Sarah Rend, of College Hill, is ii
S guest cf Misses Emma Stith and Cornell
It King.
:. A successful concert was given in Rev.
l. A. Johnson's Church for the benefit OF ii
|. new A. Nj. +. Church now in process
fl erection on the corner of Chapel street al
l. Park avenue. Miss Peyton was manager.
y Henry Foote, Esq, made his first visit
il the Windy City" last week, and became
'e enamored with its amusements and beauti
% that he has concluded to make it his futu
y home. "Hen" takes his leave at ear
l. day. Our hopes for his success.