The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13
PERSONAL.

GElRSON AL.
A. N Grant. OF Kokomo. is at the Bates House
A +. Shrader, Decatur, III, is at the Denison.
f. W. Cantwen, Hartford City, is ut the Dent-
son.
II. B. Lngenfelder. of DanYine, is at the Deni-
son.
J. B. Kenner, of Huntington, is at the Grand
Hotel
Robert Mitchell, of Princeton, is az the Grand
Hotel.
Hon. W. s. Lingle Of Lafayette, is at tho
/ Grand.
Judge J. J. Best, Of Waterloo, is of the Grand
Hotel.
Judge R. S. Robertson, of Fit, Wayne is at the
Grand.
Professor E. e. White, Of Lafayette, is at the
Grand.
Fred Lee, of Terre Haute, is at the Bates
House.
Critt A. Cox, Of New Albany, is at the Bates
House.
E, E Poppleton. of Cleveland, is at the Bates
House.
Hon. Joseph l. Irwin, of Columbus, is at the
Denison
IL. W. wilhito, of Charlottesville, is at the
Denison,
Hon. John Overmeyer, of North Vernon, is at
the Grand.
A. F. Phillips, of the Kokomo Tribune, IS at
the Denison
Hon. Milton 5, Robinson, of Anderson, is at
the Denson
Alderman Tucker returned yesterday from
New Orleans, where lie has been for the last two
weeks
Richard W. Thomson and Willard afav
were admitted to the bar yesterday icy I18-a
Adams.
Captain A. s Howard warden of tho s.GIleln
prison, and James Murdoch, of the Na-I rctu
prison, are at the Grand
]. A. McGregor and wife, Columbus colonel
John S Williams, Lafayette, John 6. !. SHIRE
North Vernon W. H. Raglan, Clayto JONES
Murdoch, Michigan City; j. II. CheneT. H0an-
ington; W. s. Richey, Muncie Thomas aaH'ao.
New Albany, and W. Brinston, of Nj ae IT..
the Grand Hotel
William Rider and George Small, Wa rHrtoois
@. W. Finch, Charlottesville; j. r. Keno o. q .rre
Haute, W. s. French, Evansvile Ansrew
Grimes, Terre Haute; j. W. White, haleHt--
town j. o, Hardesty, rerre Haute; Niam
Goss, L. S. Thompson, Lafayette; Geo Rose.
Anderson, are at the Bates.
Word was received last night from ZEE
announcing the dangerous illness Of NJ saolu--
Gibson, of the firm Of Gibson & Son. of rfis -Isg.
He went TO Boston about two weeks $50. ami
about a week ago was stricken with p1 0uia
He has grown rapidly worse and last .-lt the
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attend him.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Hon. Horace P Biddle is quite i'll at hia home
ct LoganspOrt.
Mr. Dave wilson, of shelbyyille, speur yestar-
day in the city.
Miss Margie Kelsey leaves this waes Zoe g
visit among friends IN ONO
Miss Lou Grammar has returned from lo1g
visit of eight weeks to Cncinhah'
Mr.. Fred Adams and Charles tletcnsLT stunned
home yesterday from a trip to Louisville, Ky,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Lynn have returned from
New Orleans where they witnessed the Mardi
Gras.
Miss Daisy CASTOR and Miss Lottie Nash, of
Lafayette, are the guests of friends at Green
castle.
Mrs. Everett Chamberlin and daughter Miss
Minnie of Big Bend, Wis, are visiting friends
on Broadway.
will arrive to-day from the East, after Il Two
weeks pleasure trip.
Miss Margaret Buter is in Washington. D. G..
and being very handsomely entertained. AIS.
Miss JuIia Harrison, of this city, is i guest Ia
Washington.
Miss Evalyn Smith, of Milwaukee, the guesG
OF Mrs. H. Is. Sherman, Is a fins elOcutionist, and
has given great pleasure by Ter readings to
number of friends.
The nineteenth birthday of Miss Medea Gala
hue was celebrated ut her hOine, on Fletcher
avenue, last evening, by the unexpected gather
ing of large party Of her friends. The affair
was in the nature of surprise" and high
ly enjoyable.
Mrs. Sproal. of the Blind Asylum, WAS given
"surnrse' party last evening by "a number OF
the families of the neighborhood, headed by
Mrs. ID. II. Wiles and Mrs. Bdsseut. Mrs SpToal
was the recipient of hummer of handsome and
useful presents. The guests brought their own
refreshments, and came in ell massee, the affair
proving most satisfactory in Its resultsas il sur
prise.
Miss Kate Vender entertained party of friends
last night with masquerade party. 1t being the
occasion of her birthday anniversary.
Der of most charming costumes were worn, one
being of pale surah satin, trimmed with broad
bands OF white fur. A coachman'S cape and cap
of white fur completed this dainty and exquisite
dIess. About thirty guests wers present, and AL
were admirably screened by fancy masks. The
refreshments were served at IL O'clock when
the masks removed.