The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-15
PERSONAL.

A Morris, of Milton, Ind, is at the Bates.
W. W. Fay, of Cleveland, is at the Grand.
]. F. Elder, Of Richmond, is at the Grand.
Hon. Simon Vile, of Laporte, is at the Grand.
A j. Ingersoll, of Milwaukee, is at the Bates
g. f. Singer, of Baltimore, Nd, is at the Deni-
son.
Edward Hawkins, of Laporte, is at the Deni-
son.
Charles F. Stokes, OF Cleveland, is at the Den
isOn,
Hon. John E. Nef of Winchester, is at the
Bates.
Fl. R Murray, of England, is at the Denison
II ouse.
W. ]. Wisel, of Washington, D. c., is at the
Denison.
Hon. Albert Emerson, of Monticello, Ill., is at
tho Grand.
judged. II. stotsenberg, of New Albany, is at
the Grand.
James Murdoch, warden of the Northern
Prison, is at the Grand
Mad. Christine Nilsson and party have en-
gagged rooms at the DenisOn.
DR.. James H. Harris, of No 46la Indiana ave-
nue., sustained a fall on the icy pavement a few
days ago. which Is liable to result seriously. His
life is almost despaired Of
B. N. Shelly, Anderson; T. ]. Lee, Independ-
ence; James Wilson, Omaha; W. Bishop, San
Francisco; C. H. Rhoades, Logansport; j. G..
Hendricks, Terre Haute, are at the Bates.
Bishop Talbot has suffered another attack OF
paralysis and is in very serious condition, his
friends being very apprehensive of fatal results.
He was affected last Tuesday, ana has since
failed to improve.
Mr. Justus c. Adams desires it understood
that he has given no one PERMISSION to use his
name in connection with the Royal American
Benevolent Association, and that he does nos in
dorse either the company or its plans
Bishop Chatard is at Baltimore, where he was
called last Thu rsday by the dangerous Illness of
his mother, Mrs. Eliza Chatard, who died Friday
evening, aged seventy-five years She will be
buried to-day and the Bishop will return home
| next Thursday
Burlington Hawkeye: James Whitcomb Riley's
| new lecture. eli, and How He Got There" is
| drawing crowded houses down East There is
nothing but pure gold about Riley, and whatever
| he says is worth listening TO. No lecture course
| is complete without him."
NJ Hanson, Lafayette; T. H. Smith, Chicago;
| Thomas Slattery, Charlottesville; r. W. Lee, Lon
! isville; F. Cooper, Kokomo; NJ. +. Forkner, New
Castle; J. II. Carey, Louisville; Thomas Hanlon,
| New Albany: S. j. Shane, New York, and L. V.
| Boyle, OF Chicago, are at the Grand.
| Mr.. P Koolhoff, delegate OF the Russian De-
partment OF Agriculture, is in the city. Mr. X.
trowsche Agriculture Academic, and is commits
stoned by the Russian government to examine
| into the agricultural interests OF the United
! States.
| SOCIETY NOTES.
The Governor and Mrs Porter W ill hold their
first reeepting on Thursday night.
Mrs. Frank Bird and her daughter Jessie have
gone to Cleveland visit to friends.
Mrs. Berg Apologize and daughter, Mamie,
will go to Hot Springs early this week.
Mrs f. NJ. Hankins, OF Columbus o., is at the
Bates, guest OF A. NJ. Hankins and wife.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry WOODBURY. formery Miss
| Genevieve Norris have returned from their
bridal tour.
| Miss Nettie Warner daughter Of G. s. Warner,
| treasurer OF the Lafayette Savings Bank, is Wis
| iting Miss Daggett, on New Jersey street.
Cora, daughter of Hon. Joseph Brown, formerly
| Of Washington, ID. O., was married last night to
| Mr.. John f. Nugent. Indianapolis will be ;heir
| future home.
Irvington, the suburb OF Indianapolis is very
| gay this winter. Scarcely night but some so
| cial gathering is announced, aud the different
literary societies give some special entertain
ment every week.
The Gentlemen's Literary Club this evening,
the Ladies' Matinee Musicale Wednesday
afternoon, the Equal Suffrage Society Wednes
day night, the Governors reception Thursday
night the Woman's Literary Society Friday
afternoon, the North End Whist Club Fri day
night fills the week completely.
A letter received last week from Mrs R. 8
Dorsey. who is with her husband at Orlando
| Fla. contains encouraging news from Mr.
Dorsey, who has improved greatly, but not re-
covered entirely. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey
are charmed with Florida, and their many
friends will. be glad to hear that both are better
In health.
u-Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the Dill
four pounds Of goods 10 cents for any color,