The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-18
PERSONAL.


| Josh E. Floria is in New York on business.
The Wyndham company are AT the Dent r -
Fl. G. NeYitt, of Terre Haute, is at the Denison.
M. Hamilton, OF Fort Wayne is at The Denison.
l. B. Byrnes, OF Evansville, is at the Denson
DIR. l. A. Baxter, of Lima, o., is at the Deni-
son.
'GGGge D. D. Banta, of Franklin, is at the
, Grand.
Hon. John E. Lamb, of Terre Haute is at the
Grand.
n. A. Owens, OF Franklin is at the Bates
House.
VIM. B. Cord, Of Columbus, is at tina Bates
House.
DIR. L. Moss, of Bloomington, Ind, is at the
Denison.
Hon. George ". Grubbs, of Martinsvie, is at
the Grand.
Colonel C. A. Zolnger, of Fort Wayne, is at
the Denison.
John c. Craig and wife, of Noblesville are at
the Denison.
Mayor ], c. BridweIl. of Evansville, is at the
Bates House.
VIM. J. Lucas and wife, OF Columbus, are at the
Bates House.
Mr.. Daniel Il. Richardson has departed on an
extended trip South
Prof, d. s. Jordan, of the Bloomington UniveI-
sty, is at the Denison.
The infant son of MIR. and Mrs. John Judah lies
critically i'll at the family residence, 294 Broad
way
B. o. Carpenter, formerly wel-known mar
BILE dealer, died of consumption at his residence
on North street, last night, after lingering ill
ness.>
A L. King. Union City; F. o Cummings, Louis
vile; John B. Maott, Bedford; j, Wooden, Cos
port; E. H. Haworth and wife, Columbus, o.;
Samuel Lilly Gosport; L. D, Mayhem, st. Louis,
are at the Grand.
Cincinnati Enquirer J. A. Bruce, Indianapo
lis -four inspector, will tender his resignation
with the close of the present month, and it is I'M
derstood that he expects to be appointed gov
eminent -four inspector for the Western terrific
res.
Lafayette Journal Mrs. Governor Porter and
son. Albert B., arrived here yesterday, and were
the guests of President White. Young Porter
has entered Purdue University as student,
having just completed his course al Hoboken,
M.
]. EIehel and ]. E. Iglehart, Evansville GEN
eral W Wapole Bell, New York; r. Fl. Branch,
Martinsville V. o, Irwin, Crawfordsville A. v.
Pendeton, Luther Short and Miss Emma HEM
ken, Franklin; Miss Nancy Baker, Iowa: N. A.
Fort Reno are registered at the Bates House.
| The funeral of Mr.. Porter Yeo, who formerly
| lived in this city, and was well known in rail-
road circles especially, occurred ut Richmond
| yesterday afternoon, and was attended by very
| large circle of friends, many going from here.
The floral offerings we're many, the most elabo-
| rate being from his gentlemen acqnaintances
here, which was a floral tunnel, a coach and en-
! CINE just entering, all composed Of the choicest
flowers ana beautifully arranged Mr.. Yeo had
endeared himself TO all with whom he had been
connected in business, and was pronounced
| favOrite.
SOCIETY GOSSIP
Mrs. R. c. Bell has taken rooms at the Grand
| Hotel. to remain the rest of the winter.
Miss Lizzie Bonnar, of Dayton, will visit Miss
Efie Jones ON North New Jersey street next
| week.
Miss Carrie Liscomb is stopping with her
| aunt, Mrs. Charles Judson, at No. sc North Penn
| sylvania street.
friends in the city for several weeks, will return
to her home in Hamilton, O., to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Haywood, of Delphi, who are on
their way TO Omaha for permanent residence
stopped at the Grand Hotel last evening to at
tend the Governors reception.
The Matinee Musicale was we'll attended yes
| terday, with good programme under the direc
| ton Of Miss Minnie Gates. The numbers given
were by the composer, Weber. Mrs. Flora Hun
| ter gave LisZts arrangement OF "Pollacca Bril-
lante," Miss Melgs movement from &C Major
Sonata" Mrs Cox. Mrs. Marcia Morrison and
Mrs Grace lowering each sang beautiful selec
tions and were warmly applauded. Mrs Cox
read "The Life of Weber," which was listened tC
with much interest The society will meet the
remaining Wednesdays with Miss Newail.
The reception held last evening by Governor
and Mrs. Porter was very largely attended by
Indianapolis citizens, and very many strangers
The latter part of the evening the rooms were
crowded, many of the gentlemen and number
of ladies going after the equal suffrage meeting
at the Park Theater. The music was an acquisi
ton and was arranged as not to interfere il
the slightest way with conversation. Noticeable
during the entire evening was the desire on thu
part of home people to entertain strangers in
stead of cliqueing together. which must have
been particularly pleasing to Mrs. Porter
The Mexican veterans and county surveyors
attended as bodies The evening was remark
ably happy one, and these receptions will ad,
greatly to the pleasure of these ladies' and gen
, tlemen who are strangers, and also give then
the opportunity OF an acquaintance II they 81
, desire.
, Mr.. FIR. R. BAMHUNL, Logansport, think