The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-05
PERSONAL.

| j. II. Wust, or Richmond, Ia az the Denison.
H. l.. Wilson, of Lafayette, is at the Denison.
William Armstrong, of Chicago, is at the Den
son.
Hon. ]. N. Sims, of Frankfort, is at the Bates
House.
Hotel.
John Fl. Brown, of New York. is at the Bates
House.
j. II. Cathcart, of Detroit, is at the Grand
HOTEL
Judge Jeptha D, New, of Vernon, is at the Bates
| House.
]. H. Leslie, OF st. Louis, is at the Grand
Hotel
H Mcsterrie, of Philadelphia, is at the Bates
House,
George H. Ball, of Lafayette, ia at the Grand
Hotel.
Walter Bumney, of Grand Rapids, is at the
Bates House.
Hon. b. W. Hanna, of Terre Haute, is at the
| Bates House.
II. @. Burleigh, of Vassalborough. Me-, is at
the Denlson
John F. Miller and H. E. Robinson, OF Rich
| m ond, are at the Denison.
| Hon. B. II. Higginbotham and Mr. Moses Ed
stein, of Frankfort, in the city.
| Judge New was in tine city on Saturday even
ing last, aud was probably the best pleased per-
son in the city the defeat of the bill relating
to relocation of county seats, which was under
stood to refer to Jennings county.
An event In society circles will be the marriage,
on the 28th inst, of Mr.. Frank c. Depauw, of
| New Albany, and Miss Clara Griffith, of Marion
county. The ceremony Will be performed at the
residence of the brides mother, near Southport.
The Knightstown Banner says: ''We we're In
formed by real estate agent that last week
three persons from indianapolis were in town
pricing some of his real estate with the design
of building suburban residences. They belonged
to the wealthy class of the capital city"
Mr. Clarence DePauw, of Boston. representing
the firm of Harrison & Atkins, of that city, will
be married on Wednesday ev ening to Miss Helen
Griffith, of Marion county. The ceremony will
be performed at the residence of the BRIDES par
ents, north of the city, Dr. Hickman officiating
Samuel Harris, Cincinnati; Frank Miller, Dan
Vile, H.; W. II. New, Chicago; william W. Com
stock, Lafayette; Walter Wallace, Columbus,
Ind; E. V, K. Weed, New York; Thomas Bagley,
Cincinnati d. NJ. Parry, Nashville; NJ. House,
Baltimore, are among the late arrivals at the
Grand Hotel.
| Terre Haute Gazette: eek Senator Booth, of
California, is in the city. He has been visiting
his relatives in Paris. After a sojourn of a few
days here he will return to indianapolis, and it
will be two months before he will go to Cali
fornta. His mothers health is much better than
| it was IL month so ago
Mr. e. W. McKenna, who was in the city Sat
day, received dispatch announcing the danger
Gus illness of his wife at Louisville, her maIady
| being pneumonia. Mr.. McKenna left immedi-
ately for home on special engine, and yester-
day telegraphed friend here that his wife was
no better-a fact that will be deeply regretted
by her many friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Raglan, of Plainfeld, have
returned from New Orleans. where they attended
the sessions of the Mississippi Valley Horticul-
tural Society. They report very pleasant and
profitable time, twenty States and the Dominion
of Canada being represented. Mr.. Raglan VS.
elected secretary, and charged with the duty of
publishing the proceedings of the meeting.
Charles E. Bnlin, Philadelphia; A. A. Smith,
Chicago; L. W. Slocum, lIilwaukee; Mr.. F. W.
| Ward and wife, Lafayette; E. }. Kinder, Boston;
G. W. Smith, Cincinnati; T. ]. Abbott, Philadel-
phia; John A. Bard, Siverton; Colonel N. III
Stevens, Winona, Mimi; E. c. Homan, New Yorh;
A. Mcgee, Rushville; ]. NJ. Sankey, Terre Haute;
c. F. Wright. st. Louis; r. L. Coleman, Chicago;
8. G. Mott, Boston; c. F. Moser. Bristol, Ind,
are registered at the Bates House.
Rev. Mr.. Foster, of Cincinnati, OF the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, preached at the First
Church last night, by special request Of the pas
tor, Mr.. Reed There was large audience pres
ent, who enjoyed a comprehensive and powerful
sermon. Mr.. Foster is impressed with the fact
that the church is to meet three enemes-cOm-
munism in its various forms; the Catholic HER
archy-Rome-Papal as he termed it-and polit-
| ical corruption. He spoke warmly and with
vigOr against communism in all its t0rms-frOm
| Nhilism in Russia TO the invidious attacks upon
property in this country.