The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-20
PERSONAL

A. s. Lawtou. of Chicago, is at the Denisou.
W. O. Wheat, of Franklin, Is ut the Denison.
Hon. j. d. New, of Vernon, is at The Deutson.
]. j. Insley of Charlottesville, is at the Deni-
George P Evans. of Fort Wayne, is at the Den
ison.
L. G. Linn, of Denver, Col, Is at the Grand
Hotel.
E. NJ Thompson. of vinceunes, is at the Grand
Hotel.
John G. Williams, of Terre Haute, is at the
Denisou.
Rev. F. s, Durham, OF Terre Haute, is at the
Denison.
Otis c. Hadley, of Danville, is at the Bates
House.
DR.. A. A. Willis, of Louisville, Is at the Bates
House.
John G. Taylor. of Philadelphia, is at the
Grand Hotel.
W. c. Brundage, OF Michigan City. is at the
Bates House.
Thomas R. Paxton. of Princeton, is at the
Bates House.
A. Nj. Titus, OF the United States Army, Is at
the Grand Hotel.
Hon. John " Foster left for Washington City
Yesterday afternoon.
L. B. Martin. s. j. Young and W. B. TuelI, Of
Mrs John F. witsee, of Cincinnati, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Isabelle Lupton, Parke avenue.
Rev. David Walk will preach to-morrow morn
ing ON 'Frhe Progress of the Soul to the Ideal
Good"
DIS. Benson and Joseph Bernstein go to Fort
Wayne to-day to represent Esther Lodge No
1923, L o. B. B. in the grand lodge which meets
there.
G. W. Buff, Sullivan; NJ. D. Bridges, Green
castle; G. w Powell, Paris, H.; j. H. Knowler,
Chicago; John N. Taylor, OF Charlottesville, are
registered at the Bates House.
Bishops G. T. Bedell, Gambler O.; Alex. Bur
CESS, Quincy, Ill; W. E. McGowen, Chicago; e
Il. Weller, Milwaukee; j. H. Hoburt Brown, Fond
du Lac, are at the Bates House.
DIR. Ell F. Brown. of the State Normal School.
will give his third lecture on Comparative Auat-
omy" at the Medical College of Indiana, tonight
These lectures are free, and are given by invita-
ton of the faculty,
George T. FROST New York; Louis NJ. Frank.
Philadelphia; A. b. WetmOre, New York. william
Dickinson, Chicago; G. A. Seldom, Cleveland; N
C. Durie, St. Louis s. f. Ogden, Bradford, o.:
John Webster, Detroit; A. r. Gould, Chicago; W.
A. Caverly, Chicago; o. N Bush, Cucinuati A
W. Elwany, Louisville; George T. Frost. New
York. B. C. Robbins. ST. Louis; 8. Doblin, New
York, and NJ. H. Majors, Chicago. are at the
Grand Hotel.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Miss Berthe Tousey will return to Chicago next
week.
Mr. Everett M. Thompson, OF vincennes, is In
the city.
Rev. George Edward Walk, of Kokomo, is in
the city. the guest OF his father
Miss Julia Harrison has already made many
friends in Washington, and received much atten-
ton.
Miss Margaret Butler left last night for Wash
ington, ID. c., where she will remain several
weeks.
Miss Minnie Cooley, daughter of Judge Cooley,
of Dubuque is visiting the family of Mr. ]. X.
Sharpe.
The "Bachelors' contemplate giving a ball n
the present plans are consummated 1t will occur
this month at the Denison House.
Mrs Daniel Stewart entertained few friends
last evening. at her home, on North Delaware
street. 1t was delightful evening OF conversa-
ton.
Mrs Flora Wulschner's ininriea received in
the Vincennes collision, are of more serious
nature than first supposed, Her collar bone is
severed! injured,
Mrs. Leon Bailey will 90 TO Cincinnati and re-
port the Musical Festival daily. Mrs. Bailey is
not only a fine vocalist, but her knowledge of
classical music makes her IA fine critic.
The mid-wIuter social was held in the chapel
of the First Presbyterian Church last night ana
was largely attended. The evening pleas
ant anu the gathering an exceptionally happy
one.
Miss Sallie Bingham sang recently at must
cal entertainment in Boston where there were
several professionals present, aud from whom
she received the highest compliments. Miss
Bingham has fine class In vocal music, and also
occupies the first position in ono of the best
churches in Boston. .
In the last number of 1.-THE Journal of Specula-
tive Philosophy" edited by William r. Harris and
published by ID. Appleton & Co., is n very able
article by Mrs Nav Wright SewalI, "The idea
OF the Home" In IL the writer has given many
hints which, il followed carefully, will conduoe
greatly to the careful determination of both
men and women, giving them fresh incentives
to higher, nObler and truer life in the home.
The programme of the "YOung Folks Guild" of
the Central Christian Church, which WAS enter
tanned by Miss Carrie Davis last Wednesday
evening, was not only interesting but exceed
tngy well rendered. The exercises consisted of
music, vocal and Instrumental readings, recita-
tiOns, etc The feature of the evening, however,
WIS the discussion of the proposition, "ShOud
Young Man Abstain from Matrimony Until He
Has Money Enough to support Wifef" gen.
tleinan and two ladies took the affirmative,
while two ladies' and one gentleman took the
negative. The decision of the Judges was given
In favor OF the negative. Among those who par
ticipated were the Misses MoMahon Gr0ons aud
Ins,..o E.in Pail Gala