The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-08
PERSONAL.

David Spencer, of Chicago, is at the Bates.
John B. Coles, of Rising Sun, is at the Bates.
Rev. Henry Ward Deecber is at the DenisOn.
r. S. Tenant, of Terre Haute, is at the Bates.
E. F. Branch. of Martinsvile, is At the Deni-
son.
Dr. W. W. VInnedge. of Lafayette is at the
Grand
Charles E. Karmire, of Shelby vile, is at the
Grand.
T. L. Ellison, of Fort Wayne, is at the Grand
Hotel.
Prof. B. C. Hobbs, of Blooming dale, is at the
DenisOn.
Hon. B. F. Claypool. of Conuersville, is at the
DenisOn.
Mrs. Cranch and Miss Emma Cranch. OF Gin
cinnati, are at the Denison,
NJ. Henning and wife and Mrs. j. A. Lemcke, of
Evansville are at the Denison.
A dispatch received from Greensourg last
night announced that Colonel Horace Scott fell
down there yesterday and dislocated his shout
der, the injury being very serious one
II. B, Hanson,C H. Fergeson, New York; R.
]. Taylor, Chicago; F. NJ. Bissel, Philadelphia;
r. 8. Hart Cincinnati; j. q. Rosabuck, Kansas
City; George B. Boardman. Chicago, are at the
Denison.
John n. Taylor, Fort Wayne; James II, Long,
Hamilton, o.; W. c. Wilson, Michigan City; NJ.
Nixon, veedersburg; John o. Rose, Lebanon:
James f. Mendenhall, Greensburg, are at the
Grand Hotel
l. N. Sims, Il. II. Palmer, Frankfort; n. G. Buff,
Sulliven; G. w. Buff Terre Haute; ]. w. Fin
frock, Logansport; George r. Wallace, II. I. Wal
lace, Boston; Andrew Grimes, Terre Haute; T. c.
Groomes Greencastle; ]. +. Blanchard Detroit
are at the Bates.
John W. COOns, the Deputy Auditor of State
under Colonel Wolfe's administration, has
cepted the position of treasurer and general
land and tax agent of the Chicago & Atlantic
Railroad Company. He goes to Chicago the
first of next month to assume his duties.
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Mrs. Fred Knefer has gone to Plainfield to
make short visit.
Mrs. Langtry will stop at the Denison while in
the city, rooms having been engaged.
Miss Nellie Davis returned last evening
from Cincinnati, whore she has been for three
weeks.
Miss A. W. Langhim, who has been visiting for
some time at Mr.. c. H. Jenne's, returned yester-
day TO her home in Hammond, N. Y.
A deferred candy-pulling of last Friday even
ing was given last night by Miss May Bryson.
There were about twenty guests present, who all
expressed themselves as having passed
pleasant evening.
Miss MAY Reed, daughter of EnOs =. Reed,
editor of the people" and Mr. Henry Network
man, OF the Postofllce Department., were mar
ried yesterday at the brides hOme Rev. Myron
W. Reed officiating.
The ladies' of Mayfower Congre gational
Church gave a social last evening In the church
parlOrs. snort programme rendered and
refreshments were served. There quite a
large audience present.
Mrs H. g. Carey entertained her little grand
children Tuesday afternoon, and the bright,
happy faces and childish laughter made the
loOKers-on seem children again. Mrs. Carey has
ga happy band that around her stand"
Miss Katie Blocmer and Mr.. W. c. Stark were
married yesterday morning at the residence of
Mr.. o. b. Gkey. Only few friends and rela-
tiyes were present to witness the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs Stark left on the noon train for Xenia,
o., where they will reside in the future.
The Matinee Musicale met yesterday afternoon
with Miss Sarah Meigs The composer, Schu-
man, under the direction of Miss Newell, was
well represented, Mrs. Grace lowering, Mrs.
Charles Miller, Miss George Branham, Mrs. Nor
rison aud Miss Megs being the performers. BY
special request Mrs. G. ID. Meigs favored the
ladies with "B3rcarole" by Mende ,ssohn. All
were delighted Scarcely one had ever seen so
old lady plav, and the planists each thought
they would never give up their music