The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-19

sister on Eighth street
Mr.. James Pedigoe. OF Lebanon. visited friends
IN the city the past week.
Murray Briggs, of the Greencastie Democrat,
wss IN the city yesterday.
John Adams and family are entertaining Miss
Jessie Adams, OF Peoria, III.
Sheriff McGHl. OF shelbyville, was In the city
last week on official business.
Mrs.. Minnie Moreau, formerly OF this city. but
now OF Washington, is very III.
Miss Fannie Larimore of Elmira. y. Y, Is the
grest OF Major Kress and family.
Miss Nellie Harding, OF Southport. ia visiting
her aunt Mrs. DR.. q. VI. McLsin.
Miss Nary Crane. OF 16i Virginia avenue, re-
turned from Chicago Saturday last.
Bob Gordon, Of PittsbCrg. has been visiting
friends In this city for The past week.
Miss Mary Morgan, of Plainfe.d. is spending
few ks in the CITY with relatives
Rev. II. L. Baugher, formerly PASTOR Of the En-
glikh Lutheran Church, is in the city,
MIS-. Charles Nickum. OF South street. is home
rom visit 10 her mother at Dayton, o.
Adiutsnt General Koontz, oil Richmond, viii
take up his residence this week III this city.
Mrs r Brattain. who has been visiting her
mother. returned to indianapolis Re-
view.
Miss Virginia Cooper is visiting relatives aud
friends ia chicago. and will be absenl ten or
twelve days
Mrs stoneman. of Nor n New Jersey street. is
entertaining her neice, Miss Mary 5IilweH. oil
Fsuburg, III.
Misses Daisy McClurg and Mamie suIt OF
Frankfort, have returned home IRON visit 10
frit nds IL The city.
Hon. ]. W. Kern left Tuesday night for New
Orleans, in company with Representative Moody,
OF DtKalb County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Carey and Ms. Jason Ca
rey returned Monday from extended trip
through the South.
President Jordan of Bloomington. lec.ured at
ne High School on Friday night, on Benefits o.
COLLEGE Education"
Mrs. Julian Shpp is Presiden' OF the new club
COMPOSED
lish literature classes
Al the next meeting OF the Athereum Society
Professor Nay Tor Will read q paper Methods
OF Weighing The Earth
Miss Kate Graydon celebrated her birthday,
Wednesday. at her home, on Broadway street.
with number of friends.
Mrs DIR. B. Atkinson, of South street, was the
guest OF fer niece, Mrs. William Cameron. OF
springfield, o.. last week.
Bon. r. C. ]. Pendleton is entertaining his
brother. Dr.. J.. J. w. Pendleton. iurg ION OF the
Maine Hospital at Portland.
| The Meridian Street Church social, given We'd
nesdsy evening. was under charge OF the ladies' IN
| Mrs. Daniel Stewards section.
Tie many friends Of Harry Smith, OF South
st Get, Will regret to learn that he is again con-
| fined y the house with rheumatism.
DR.. w. II. Villette. an old IndianaDolitan, now
locsted 10 Philadelphia, is the guest OF his cousin.
| Mrs. Harris, OF West Michigan street.
DIR. Youart left last Tuesday night for Chicago,
| from which point ne left for Washington City,
| where he takes Government position.
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Mrs. T. J. hammer, has arrived in the city and
| Wall make her home with her daughter.
Marsh Adams tt Q original "old Black Ioe'' in
| minstrely, ii dangerously i'll at the residence
his wiie's mother Mrs. Virgil, OF this city.
Rev. ]. II. Bayllss. formerly OF Roberts Park
! Church but now editor of tns Western Christian
| Advocate. at Cincinnati, is IL he city to-day.
TIE Jefenon Club OF Newark, New Jersey, in.
| vi;ed Governor Hell drieks to address them Tues
| day evening. but the invitation was declined.
| The young ladies' OF Ames VI. E. Church gave a
drill and social on Wednesday evening at the res
| idence OF Miss Mamie Holmes, of Union street.
The snDuil meeting of the Executive Board OF
| the II diana Branch OF the Woman's Foreign Ms.
sionery socieiy will be held on the first weines
| day in May.
Miss Cora Manu. well-known young l4dy OF
| spann avenue, left last "Wednesday Tor Bloom
| field. Mis- Cora leaves many friends, who wish
| her success.
Miss Kate Eden has returned home fro n Chi
| cegc, where she in attendance at the Grand
| Opera Festival and viii OF month TO relItiyes
| and friends.
Mr.. w. w. Foulke, who has / cen i'll at the Den
| ison or some days. returned to Richmond yester-
day. She and her husband will spend the sum-
| mer IN Europe
Mrs. C. NJ. Walker and committee OF ladies of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, will give q cof-
fee party Mrs Walkers residence, the proceeds TO
go the church.
Mr.. Charles Evans, formerly City Librarian of
indianapolis, is now First Assistant Librarian in
the Prstt Library. Baltimore, on large salary.
| and is married.
man Harvey Stout are to DE married on the even
ing of the goth OF next month, the ladies in ques
ton being sisters.
p. McNulty has sold his fast horse John to II. B.
| Sherman. proprietor OF the Denison at Indianapo-
lis, and Will forward the animal at once.-Michi-
San City Dispatch.
discuss Applications of the Microscope 10 Law
aid Medicine" before the Geniemen's Literary
Club Monday night.
MIS- Charles Brigham, of North Mississippi
street, lett Tor Salt Lake City on Friday night,
where she will visit the family of Mr.. Heating.
formerly of Indianapolis.
eapisin George Brown, OF the United states
Navy, received orders yesterday ny telegraph TO
report at Washington City Immediately and left
on the evening train for that point.
III. Charles Sortes and Miss Lille Lambert were
married on Monday evening by Rev. d. Bogart.
wedding supper was given the party by Mr.. AL
fred Lightfoot at sherman's parlors.
Miss Carrie Pegs, OF Indianapolis was The guest
OF her cousin Miss Opal Jones, the latter part OF
last week and the frstof this returning yesterday
accompanied by Miss Opal. Franklin Democrat.
The Rebesahs Of Indiana propose to erect a
monument over the grave of Schuyler Colfax, the
author of the degree, from fund to be created by
contributions to be made from Rebekah degrea
lodges.
Frank Bowers. of this city. has written history
o. the knights OF PS thias of the state with bio
graphical sketches OF the prominent members OF
The order, and history OF each su bordnate lodge
in the State
Mrs. Dalije Isgrigg is taking pleasure rip
south. She Will go TO Nashville. Tenn. and other
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stop ia Louisville and pay visit TO some Of her
childl ood friends.
Miss Fannie CrOsley. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Char es Compton. on school street for
the past few weeks, has returned to her home.
near North Vernon, much 10 the regret OF her
many friends here.
Will A. Peele. Chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics.
atcor panied by his family. was the guest o, his
hrother-fa-law. David Fiizgibbon, this week, re.
turning TO his home at Indianapolis yesterday
Franklin Democrat
An oldfashioned taffy pulling will be gwen
Tues d ly evening in the lecture room of the Sew
enth street NJ. E. Church. Everybody is requested
TO e)ne prepared 10 pull tally for himself or her
self, as the case may be.
| Notwithstanding the Indictment weather Jolly
company essen ped with Professor T. W B.lca.
ers family TO play progressive euchrs. The favocs
were won by Mrs. n. ID. Butler, Mr.. Chris Rob.
bins and DIR. and Mrs Mcguire.
Professor BreBreke's closinesrecepton. last Fri.
Day evening at Pisfins Music Hail. was pleas
ant event. The attendance was very large, and
the young folks enjoy ed II highly. Matinee mex.
satGrcsy afternoon from 10 O'Clock.
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