The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-26
PERSONAL.

]. F. Byers, of Lafayette, is at the Denison.
NJ. F. Didlake, of Monticello, is at the Bates.
William Mack, Of Terre Haute, Is at the Bates.
]. W. White. of KnightstowD, is at the Grand
Hon. ]. II. Fowler, of Spencer, is at the DENT
sou.
Hon. c. F. MeNutt, of Terre Haute, is at the
Bates.
8. R. Hornbrook, of Evansville, is at the
Bates
MAORI. W. Harper, of Terre Haute, is at the
Bates.
Dr. W. F. Scott, of Charlottesville is at the
Grand.
Judge N. o. Ross, of Logansport, is at the
Grand.
Judge L. j. Monks, Of Winchester, is at the
Grand.
Dr. John Collett, the State Geologist, is
quite i'll.
]. NJ Chesborough, of st. Louis, is at the
Denison.
Denison.
Thomas E. Given, of Evansville, is at the
Denson.
James Barton, of the Barton Opera Company,
is at the DenisOn.
E. c. Johnson, of Michigan City, was at the
Denson yesterday.
Dan Edwards of Cincinnati, formerly of this
city, is at the Densou.
Hon. G. W. Fredley, wife and daughter, of Bed
ford, are at the Grand.
Hon, Thomas A. Hendricks has completely re-
gained his health, and is once more able to be
about the streets.
Frank Donnelly, New York; F. S. Hgett, Pitts
burg: r. L. Bone, Chicago; G. d. Brown, Wayne
town; W. H. Tappan, Louisville; Rankin D. R. B.
Woolsey, Terre Haute, and c. +. Harrison, OF
Chicago, are at the Grand.
Byron Haskell, Kokomo; r. R. Stephenson,
NObesville; ]. W. Stewart, MOnticeno j.
OBren, Kokomo J, W. Cunningham, Nashville,
Tenn; c. H. Stibot, Washington, d. e.; C. Emil
roy Lafayette Robert Utter, John ". Ross,
Thomas NJ. Little, Connersville; IL. r. Wysor
Muncie, at the Bates.
SOCIETY GOSSIP
Miss Grace Niilsr returned to Richmond yes
terday.
The marriage of Miss Mary Birch will occur
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Duncan will entertain the Hard
Times Club this evening.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Landers will give re-
ception next Wednesday evening.
Mr. George and Miss Belle Holloway, OF
Georgetown, ILL.,, will visit Mrs c. L. Collin next
week
Mrs. Winfield Smith and daughter, of Mil yau-
kee, arrived this morning, and are guests of Mrs
II. B. Sherman.
The North End Dancing Climb" was enter
tanned last night 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Syfers, on
North Tennessee street.
Miss Daisy CASTOR and Mise Lottie Nash. OF
Lafayette will go to Cincinnati next week to at
tend the Music Festival.
Mrs. E. F. Moore has returned from Chicago,
where she has been visiting friends at the Palmer
House for several days past
Miss Carrie Russell will entertain a large party
of her friends next Wednesday evening at her
hnr1 m nrfh Nal atuar afr
Mrs. ]. Shannon Nave, wife of the representa-
| tive from Fountain county, is stopping ut the
| Bates House. Mrs. Nave is fine musician and
accomplished vocalist.
Mr.. Samuel G. Ingle, of Evansville and Miss
Agnes P. Bingham, both wellknOwn in this city,
were married Wednesday at the residence of the
| brides mother, at Patoka.
! On Wednesday evening, at Wabash, Mr.. Frank
| Il. Williams, of this city, was married to Miss
| Clara Nj. Ridenour, at the residence OF Mr. E. G.
Burgett. A large company wore present. The
| briae Is an accomplished young lady, and both
| have hosts of friends in this vicinity. The pres
enIs were numerous and elegant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds celebrated their
| silver wedding" last evening They were re-
| membered by hosts of friends many of whom
| were present and joined in congratu atiOns on
| the happy occasion, and wished them all Joy
| during the interval between the "silver" and
golden" weddings. Harris band supplied the
| music, and sumptuous repast was feature OF
| the evenings enjoyment.