The Indianapolis journal., 1883-02-12
PERSONAL.

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A. G. Putnam, of Boston, is at the Grand.
W. Hayworth, of Detroit, is at the Grand
]. F. Elder, of Richmond, is at the Grand.
r. 8. Hart, of Cincinnati, is at the Denison,
G. ]. Murphy, of Evansville, is at the Grand
c. X. Drew, Of Evansville is at the Denison.
| E. E. Walrous, ofNew York, is al the Grand.
E. E. Nelson, Of Philadelphia is at the Grand
W. H. j. Mlnford, of New York, is ct the Deni
son.
W. E. Gleas on, OF Louisville, KY, is at the Den
ison.
R. H. Smith, OF Cincinnati, is at the Bates
House.
| ]. B. Henry, of Baltimore, Md, is at the
Grand
Geo. W. French, OF New York, is at the Bates
House.
W. L. Ward and wife, of Lafayette, are at the
Grand.
Travers Daniels, of Clarksville, Tenn, is at the
Grand.
FL. H. Kimbar of Columbus, O., is at the
Bates House.
r. G. Thomas and W. l. Walker, of New York,
are at the Denison House.
George A. Dickinson and o. 8. Manly of New
York, are at the Denson House.
Simon P. Thompson, a prominent attorney of
Rensselaer,, was in the city yesterday.
Theodore Tilton, the well-known lecturer, was
in the city last night, and left the early morn
ing train over the c., H. & d. road for Leba-
non, o.
| George A. Small, Philadelphia; II. J. Brooks,
Glovesvile, N. Y; Robert McMu.len, Cinciunati;
F. P. scudder and R. D. Robbins. New York; F.
| A. Muzzy, Elkhart, are at the Grand.
Rev. Myron W. Reed, pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church, yesterday completed six years
OF his ministry in this city, a fact to which he
made brief and appropriate allusion at last
nights service.
j. H. Stalcup, Philip Spengler, Terre Haute
| Wm j. Loader, New York; W. E. Reppert, j. A.
Wepb, Columbus, O.; ID. G.. SImonson Louisville,
KY; b. A. Shelley, Anderson: E. d. Brown, Gin
cinnati W. B. Smith, Cincinnati; ]. b, Bennett.
81 Louis, Mo; ID. K. Bruce, Chicago; H. c. Dayi-
son, Hartford City, Ind; ID. 7. Ellis, Bridgeport.
Conn., o. b. Carr, Worcester Mass; r. c. John
ston' chicago; Il. F. Cornell, KALAMAZOO Jno.
Stevens, Cincinnati, o., are at the Bates House.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mrs. Adst will continue her lectures to-day at
1920 O'Clock.
| Mrs. Ida Hood Talbot will go to Franklin, to-
morrow, and entertain the people there with her
dialect ana character sketches.
Governor and Mrs. Porter will hold a public
reception Wednesday evening at their residence
members or the Legislature and citizens gener-
| ally are invited.
Mrs. G. B. Cones, of Irvington, will go to Hot
| Springs this week, where she hopes to recover
entirely from rheumatism, which has afflicted
her for some time past.
The musical and literary entertainment to be
given at the Souh-street Baptist Church to- NOR
row evening will be one of the best ever given
| by that society. Professor Mcknight will appear
J In recitation and song. The programme is an
excellent Que, and the ladies and gentlemen who
have arranged the concert never fail in the sue
cess Of their undertakings.
Miss Grace Julian, daughter of Hon. George W
Julian, OF trvington, delivered an oration la {
week at Butler University which entitled her to
many compliments. Her essay was a euloEy
on the character and life of Miss Dema Butler,
IN memory of whom the chair of English ltera-
ture at the University was endowed. Miss
Julian Is an exceptionally pleasant speaker, and
her subject was presented clearly and in most
interesting manner.
| The residence OF Col J. B. Maynard on Lock-
erbie street, was the scene of a pleasant gather
ing last Saturday night, the event being cele-
bratlon of the birthday anniversary of the host,
and also OF Mrs. c. N. Maynard. Colonel May
nard was very happy on this occasion, and few
Would nave supposed 1t was the eixty-fOu an
niversary. To him and Mrs. Maynard many
valuable presents had been sent, Not less
beautiful were the floral offerings, which, in Sc
| lection and design were rare. At "A late hour
the company dispersed, after enjoying a feast
OF reason and most sumptuous repast.