The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-21
PERSONAL.

Theodore Tilton. of New York, is at the Grand
Hotel.
Col, B, D. West, of Chicago, is at the Bates
House.
Jay Peck, of Michigan City, is at the Bates
House.
W. H. Wilson, of Cynthiaua, Kyy is at the
Denlson.
Colonel W. B. Tueil, of Terre Haute, is at the
Denison.
N. s. Freeman, of Charleston, ILL.,, is at the
Bates House.
William A. Montgomery, of Gosport, is at the
Grand Hotel.
General Thomas NJ. Brown, of Winchester, is
at the Den son.
Hon. Albert Emerson, of Monticello, H., is at
the Grand Hotel
Colonel W. G. Hazelrigg, of Cincinnati, is at
the Grand Hotel.
E. b. Thomas and W. c. Irwin, of Cleveland,
are at the Denison.
George b. Roberts, president of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad and party, are at the DenisOn.
Mrs. Elstun and daughter, Charlottesville; G..
G. Potter St. Louis; D. L. Courley shebyville;
Nat G. Houston and Ben. F, Hays, Worthington;
VIM. NJ. Clark, Grand Rapids; E. c. Barr and II.
Walker, Lynn, Mass, are registered at the Bates
House.
oSSAOA'Niy AS''''Nh Va
Health, having reached the conclusion that it
was bad example to the people Of the State for
new health officer TO be getting sick, has made
an effort TO overcome the ills of the body and is
again at his office.
Terre Haute Express: Senator Voorhees, left
for Hot Springs on Sunday afternoon, being ac-
companied by Hon. John e. Lamb and A. j.,
Kelly as far as St. Louis. Mr.. Voorhees, says
that after short stay at the Springs be will re-
turn TO Terre Haute, which he will make his
home. He will practice law until the next Con-
gress meets.
George Lockhorn, G. M. Clark, Henry Harde-
beck, of Cincinnati; c. H. Miller, Vincennes; P.
Gandorf, New York; d. L. Weir, Gosport; A. j.
Baer, Cinclnnati; E. r. Stiles. Litchteld, Ill.,
Charles P sawyers Boston; Charles j. Wende-
roth, Chicago; l. G.. Kearns, st. Louis; James
j, Fitch New York; william Huston, Columbus,
o.; John Reeder, Cincinnati; A. Glenn, Column
bus, Ind; E. R Campbell, Chicago, and L. Free
man, Philadelphia. are at the Grand Hotel.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mrs. George H. Talbot who has been very
sick for a few days past, is getting better.
Mrs. Jane Elliott, of Shelbyvlie, who has been
visiting with W. f. Mason, has returned home.
Mrs. Oliver Brumbaeh, of Toledo, O., is visit
Ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs S. b. Carey, on
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. S. T. Glllett has returned from prolonged
visit to her son Phillip, who is superintendent of
the Dear ana Dumb Institute at Jacksonville, Ill.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Eddy, of Chicago, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs, O. H. Hasselman, on
North Meridian street, and Will remain some
time yet.
Mesdames Mathers, hurry and mccullough,
who nave been guests of Mrs. j. s. Carey for the
past week, returned to their homes in Sidney.
o., yesterday.
Mrs. s. F. Gray and daughter, Mrs. Bearns,
z YN n Will
visit Mr.. Will Gray, who has charge of Meth
odist church in that burg.
Mrs. L. W. Hasselman is still in Rock Island in
attendance upon her sister-ln-law Mrs o.
Watson, formerly OF this city, who has been lying
in critical condition ever since the sudden
death of her husband, few weeks since
At noon yesterday, at College-avenue Church,
Greencastle, the wedding of Lieutenant Frank
Joyce, son of Rev. L. W. Joyce, of Cincinnati,
and Miss Jessie Birch, of that city, took place
The church was elegantly decorated by friends
OF the bride and groom. The marriage service
was the Episcopal form, with the ring, Rev. I.
W. joyce officiating, assisted by DR.. Martin.
Both bride and groom are graduates of Asbury
of the class of 80. Mr. joyce will be remember
ed as captain of Company + Asbury Cadets, who
made subj fine record during the military en-
eampmenG of last summer. The future rest
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Joyce will be Cincinnati.
Mrs. W. f. Mason gave a delightful "coffee" on
Monday, at her residence on Home avenue, be-
tween the hours of and in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Elliott, OF Shel6yville; also, Mesdames Nc
COullOngb, Murry and Mathers, of Sidney, o.,
guests of Mrs. J. S. Carey. Delicious refresh
ments were daintily served. Among those
present were Mesdames Noble G. Butler, s. L.
Gillett, ingram Fletcher A. ID. Lynch, Conrad
Baker, wilbur Hill, T P. Haughey, ]. s. Carey,
Oliver Brumhach, of Toledo VIM. Pffaf, ID. P.
irwin II, G. Carey, W. @ Gresham, U. T. Malott,
o. H, Hasselman, I. M. Eddy, of Chicago;
Myron W. Reed, Henry Coburn, T. L. sewell,
Harry WHEEL. George E. TOwnley, S. F. Grey
and John r Wilson. Before leaving, the arrival
OF Gather Lyncn, who is favorite with all,
was greeted with pleasure.
The New Albany Ledger speaks as follows in
regard to an entertainment given there last
Thursday evening for the benefit of the sufferers
from the recent flood by Mrs Eva Kirkland. II
will he read with interest and qualification by
Mrs 5 numerous friends in this city: "rhe
opera-hOuse was filled last night by the citizens
of New Albany the occasion of Mrs. Eva
Kirtland's readings, or, more properly, reeita-
tiOns. The Ledger has already spoken of the
merits of Mrs. Kirkland as an eecutlonist. 1t
may be added that she never appeared TO better
advantage, nor acquitted herself with more cul-
tured skill or natural self-appreciatiOn of the
parts represented than last night. Her finished
elecutiOn, full and musical Voice, wonderful de-
lineation and fine personnel eaptivated her large
and intelligent audience, and for her the
most favorable criticism. There are few Ameri-
can ladies, even among professionals, who sur
pass Mrs. Kirkland in eloeutOn or equal her in
naIuralness and grace of action. She made de-
cided success last night"