The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-15
PERSONAL

William Niles, of Laporte, is at the Denison.
M. N. DIAL, OF Terre Hante, is at The Grand.
John II. Rush, of Columbus, is at the Grand.
Charles X. Gibson, of Toledo, is at the Grand.
A. W. Fullerton, of Spencer, is at the Denison.
r. G. Hervey, of Evansville is at the DenisOn.
d. r. Leeper. of South Bend. is at the Denison.
Judge A. L. Osborn, OF Laporte, is at the Den-
son.
DR.. Wheelock, of Fit. Wayne, is at the Bates
House.
N. X. Ener, of Evansville, is at the Bates
House.
General William Grose, of New Castle, is at the
DenisOn.
C. II. Brownel and wife, of Peru, are at the
DenlsOn.
Lucien Shaw, of Bloomfield, is a guest of the
Denison.
W H, Meyers, of Fort Wayne, is registered at
the DenisOn.
Colonel Eli Henderson, of Martinsvin, is at the
Bates House.
CIV Brown and wife, of Rockville, H.; are at
the Bates House.
Colonel c. A. Zollinger, mayor of Fort Wayne,
is at the Denson.
Miss Maud Granger occupied box at the
Grand last night.
NJ. t. Hunt and ]. D. Biggs, of Lake county,
at the Denison.
Mr.. j. H. BALDWIN, formerly of this city, now
OF PoughKeepsie, N. Y, is at the Bates House.
T.. f. Fitch Jackson, Mich; Mrs s. l.. Cum
back, Greencastle; e. W. Nickerson Boston; A. G.
Campbell, New York; W. r. Stephens, Chicago,
and W. Wallace, of Lafayette are among the late
arrrr ais at the Grand.
Misses Kittie Ellis and Ida Munsley, ]. C.
Smith and W. B. Wright, Franklin; Isaac Miller.
New Albany; W. H. Vandegrft, Connersvitle;
George E. Pugh and John d. Pugh, Terre Haute;
Luther Short Franklin; A. j. Agnew, Louisville;
James B. Mukey, Bloomington, ana Miss Gertie
Blessing, 5helbyyille, are registered at the Bates
House. i
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mr. Samuel R. Weed, of Wheeling, W. Va, spent
yesterday in town
Miss Clarissa Brown, of Burlington, Ia is
visiting her uncle, j. Il. Brown, North Ten
nessee street.
pleasant soiree dansante was given last
evening at Prof. Brenneke's dancing parlora, the
pupils participating.
The reception of Mr.. James L. Fletcher and
wife Will take place this evening at the residence
of Mr.. L. W. Fletcher, 344 North Tennessee.
Miss Eta Holden ana Mrs J. C. Patterson, of
Hlehigan CITY, are IN the city visiting Miss
Fannie Patterson. Miss Holden Will remain
few days. returning home by way of Lafayette,
where she Will make a short visit.
Mr.. Orlando Knowlton, n wellknown young
LAWYER OF thls city, was married on Tuesday
70 Miss Mary Bass, a teacher IN one of our pub
Ii t.
knowlton dispensed with the usual wedding
tour aud have settled down to housekeeping.
Washington's birthday will be celebrated in
an elaborate manner at the Central Christian
Church. A choice musical and literary pro-
gramme has been arranged. Tue church will be
handsomely decorated and short speeches Will
be made. The whole affair promises to be ex-
ceedingly Interesting.
The pupils of the Institution for the Blind will
give musical entertainment tomorrow even
ing TO the members of the Legislature, The pro-
gramme includes three numbers bY the brass
band, solos, duets, trios for voice, piano and
organ, and two choruses by the choir of the
school These entertainments are always pleas
ant and Interesting.
Mr. Edwin NJ. Kemper of Cincinnati. and Miss
Alice Nj. Chaplin, of this city, were married
Tuesday at noon at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, No. ~ West Sixth street, Rev. j. f.
Chaplin, of Neenah, Wis, officiating. There was
avery pleasant assemblage of relatives to wit
ness the ceremony and to extend hearty con-
gratulations and give other pleasant expressions
of their good will TO this interesting young
couple. The floral decorations were choice and
beautiful. After an extended tOur South and
East the Young people will settle on Walnut
Hills, Cincinnati.
Governor and Mrs. Porter and Miss Anna Por-
ter, assisted by number of friends, received the
members of the Legislature and citizens gener-
ally last evening at their beautiful home on
North Tennessee street. The house was prettily
decorated with plants and flowers, and an ex-
cellent supper was served A large number of
citizens called during the evening, and much
courtesy was shown the strangers. Governor
and Mrs. Porter understand the true art of hos
pitable entertainment. and with their charming
assistants a most delightful evening was spent
by all the guests
The Matinee Musicale was entertained yester-
day afternoon by Miss Meigs. On account of the
lncemency of the weather there small
number present. Mrs. Hester Spades had charge
OF the programme; Chopin ana FlotOw were The
composers. The numbers were all from Chopin,
and were;
Etnde op. %, No. Mrs Miller