The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-02
PERSONAL.
sions to-day

]. A. Sims OF Delphi, is at the Denison
W. H. Mead, of Chicago is at the Denison.
DIR. j. NJ. Moulder, of Kokomo is in the ,ity.
Mr.. W. A. Brooks, of Greenwood, is in the city.
W. F. Russell, of New York, is at the Deuison
I. L. Caldwell, of Lafayette, is at the Denison.
NJ II, Clapp OF Hudson, N. Y, is at the Deni-
son.
Frank Ryan returned from New York yester-
day.
l., B. Custer, of Logansport, is at the Grand
Hotel.
T. E. Ellison, of Fort Wayne, is at the Grand
Hotel.
House.
Crit A. Cox, of New Albany, is at the Bates
House.
Judge N. F. Malott, of vincennes, is at the
Bates House.
Hon. G. W. Grubbs, of Martnsville, is at the
Grand Hotel
Hon. Thomas B. Ward, of Lafayette, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Hon. Albert Emerson: of Monticello, H., is at
the Grand Hotel.
Chas. g. Bigelow and wife, OF Michigan City,
are at the Denison.
Ex-Governor Isaac P. Gray, of Union City, is
at the Grand Hotel.
Hon. G. ". Friedley and A. c. Voris, of Bed
ford, are guests of the Bates House.
Mr.. j. W. Robe, of Greencastle, has been at
tending the Swne-breeders' meeting
Representative Akin, of Sullivan, is too ill to
continue in Attendance upon the Legislature,
and will go home to-day on a leave of absence to
regain his health
Hon. Jesse ". Weik, pension commissioner for
the srngfeld, Ill.,, district, who has been in the
city for several days official business, returned
to Sprin gfield last night.
C. d. Hess, Miss Emma Elsner, Miss Josie
Re2ner, John Wood and wife, George Apple1y,
Mark Smith, Miss Kate Banerd and Henry C.
Peaks, of the Hess Opera company, are at the
DensOn.
I. II. Palmer, S. H. Doyal, ]. V. Kent, ]. n.
Sims, Frankfort; John McClelland, Bedford;
Fred Pater, Greencastle; E. G. Potts, Cincinnati;
A. P. Homer, Edward Sykes, New York; Ben C.
Mari, Chicago are at the Bates House.
c. e. HAMMER, Shelbyville; l.. A Barnett Dan
vile; S. C. Moore, Mattoon, ILL.,; A. s. Shearer,
Winchester, Va; W. B. Brint0n, Moline; John
Moss, Chrisman, Ill; Albert P Overman, w. P.
Overman, Rockville; c. c. Mitchell, Dayton, o.;
G. T. Barker, Peoria, ILL.,: J. ]. Palmer, DanYille,
ILL.,, and P. c. McGannon, of North Vernon, are
at the Grand Hotel.
General Oliver p. Gooding left yesterday for
the East, to fulfill his engagements He lectures
tonight in New London, o.; Utica, N. Y, on
the 9th; Sherburn, n. Y, the 9Th; Hen 9TH;
Rlcbfield Springs, 9Th; thence to New York city
and Washington, d. C. The General returns and
will fill series of engagements in this State be-
fore posts of the Grand Army OF the Republic in
March, concluding his season in Chicago, leetur-
ing before the Bar Association and law students
of the university in that city.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mr.. George Denig, of Baltimore, is in the city.
Miss Mary Bingham is expected home from
Baltimore next week.
Miss Lolo Moore, of Sullivan, is visiting rela-
tives on College avenue.
Mr.. Charles Gibson expects to return to Bur-
llngtOD Ia, to enter business.
Miss Mamie Newcomer will leave o.day for
Cleveland, o., to become the guest of Mrs. Har-
ris.
Miss Carrie Human. of Battle Creek, Mich. is
visiting Mrs. George Tanner, on North Delaware
street.
Mrs. George F. Evans and Mrs. L. c. Hopkins
will go to Cincinnati to-day. Their visit will
be extended n week or ten days.
Mrs Carrie Blake, of Evansville, and Mrs
Morris Mcdonald, of New Albany, are Visiting
Mrs. George Il. To wnley on Broadway.
Mr. W. J. DAVIS, assistant doorkeeper of the
House of Representatives, was married last
night to Miss Dickson, of the South side.
The wife of Representative Patten and Mrs
p r. Jenkins, of Sullivan, who have been visit
ing IN the city Tor Few Gays, returned home
yesterday
Mrs NJ. Fl. Spades will leave this morning for
Cincinnati to attend the musical festival. She
will he the guest of Miss Sullivan, "a lady well
known in this city.
Cards are out for the wedding, at Mattoon, Ill.,
on the Nth inst, of Miss Madge Monroe, IL
prominent society belle of that city, aud Mr.
Gordon Noble, very wealthy gentleman Of In
diana
Miss Belle Goodrich entertained friends last
| evening in honor of Miss Nash, of Cleveland.
| Nash IA fine musician, being graduate Of the
| conservatory at Lsipsic.
| Mrs Hutchinson, of Michigan City, who is
| spending The winter here with her husband
| Senator Hutchinson, is studying painting with
| Mr.. Jacob Cox. Mrs HutchlnsOns subjects and
| style are much admired.
The recitations OF Miss Hautie darlington and
| Miss Allie Vaien, at Miss Sharpe's musicale can.
not he too highly complimentcd; also the PLAYING
| OF MIR Robert Newland, who most en- hus.
astically recalled and executed his own pub
lished composition, The Reveller's Dream"
| Franklin Jeffersonian: "Miss Gertrude CARR.
| son, associate editor of the indianapolis Review
| accompanied by Mrs. LYDIA II. Talbot, elocu
| tiOul-r, called at our sanc.um last Monday
| They are both highly intellectual ladies, besides
possessing the female form divine in all its love
| illness. As conversationalists they have few
| equals among men,"
ADJUSTMENTS.