The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-12

Franklin; Miss Rose Walton, Buena Vista; Will
lam d. Parr and wife, Cambridge City, wert
registered at the Bates.
| The Rev. g. B. More, of Hagerstown, Ind, hat
| arrived, and will assume the pastoral charge Of
the Third Christian Church, on Home avenue
next Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Stein, clerk at Emael Martins drug
store, has been dangerously Ill with paralysis Of
the right side since Sunday last, disabling him
entirely, and It will be several weeks before he
regains his usual health.
Colonel Hans Blume, one or the best known
Germans in the city, and a hardwOrking Re-
publican, has been appointed by Postmaster
Wildman to the position of German delivery
clerk at the postoffice. The appointment is a
good one and was richly merited.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Miss Maggie Teal, of shelbyville, is in the city,
visiting Mrs. ] G. Walker.
Mr.. Thadeus Fortner was in the city yesterday
and last evening, en- route for Washington, d. c..
Miss Lottie Nash, of Lafayette, is in the city
visiting Mrs. Fanny Johnson, on North Pennsyl-
vanla street.
Miss salie Porld, who has been the guest of
Mrs. James Mckee, will return to her home in
Cincinnati on Saturday.
Miss Nettie Warner, of Lafayette, will arrive
here to-day, and be the guest of Miss Sadie Dag
gett, on North New Jersey street.
A musical composition by Miss Rachel Solo
mon, OF this city, entitled "rhe Artists Dream"
mas Just been published by Philadelphia dealer,
aud has ELECTED some favorable comment. It is
the second composition of Miss Solomon which
mas been published.
Mrs. William Wallace entertained her friends
yesterday afternoon with n coffee party in honor
OF Miss Maddox, of Kingston, Jamaica. There
were present: Prof Benton and wife, Mrs, A.
@. Shortridge, Mrs David Walk, Mrs. P. H.
Jameson, Mrs Robert and J. S. Duncan, Mrs. G.
". Moore, Mrs. B. W Cole, Mrs. +. B. Cole, Mrs.
q Eden, Miss Belle Ford and number of Others
MISS Maddox Is charming converaatOnalst
anu ner vast experiences in travelling are in
tensely interesting,
The first of a series of receptions during the
iegisiatiye season was given last night by sena-
tor and Mrs. Mcdonald, at their home on North
pennsylvania ST. set. At an early hour the
guests began to arrive, and the coming and going
continued till midnight. The house was beaut-
iully arranged with potted plants and cut
MOWERS, the hostess being the recipient of many
moral remembrances. band of music was
stationed In the third room, and added not a lit
tie to the pleasure of the evening. The citizens,
generally all old friends of Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Donald, assisted In entertaining the many
strange guests VINO were present. Noticeable
during the entire evening were the many Demo-
Gratis and Episcopalians: Among the callers
were Governor ana Mrs. Porter Mr. and Mrs.
Bynum, Senator and Mrs. Hutchinson, Senator
and Mrs. ShaffeT, Senator and Mrs Gordon, Ma
jor and Mrs Gordon, Hon. Franklin Landers and
wife, j. j. Cooper and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sherman, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ NJ. Lands, James Bradshaw and wife,
Mrs. and Mrs. John Bradshaw, DR.. and Mrs.
Kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Carey, Mrs. En-
win and newhew, Captain and Mrs, Wiles, Miss
Fisher,of Terre Haute; Major and Mrs. Richards,
and Miss LOttie Nash, Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Robert
son, Miss Laura Ream, Mrs. Gertrude 1rrisOn,
Mrs. Charles Talbot, Mrs Will Hays, Mr.. and
Mrs John Shaw, Mrs. Chas Judson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Mothershead. Mr.. Montgomery, Mr..
Chas. X. Matthews and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. W. P.
Bingham, Colonel and Mrs johnson, Upton
Hammond and wife, and many others. Refresh
ments were served during the entire evening.
The hostess was most beautifully attiTed in black
silk, with steel trimmings, point lace and dia-
monds, The graceful manner in which she
celyed old friends and new acquaintance emit
tied her to the pronounced compliment of being
perfect entertainer