The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-15

MIS- Chas. dolSteln IS V1Slulng W.
Mrs. Emmett will return to Kansas City this even
ing.
Mr. slo Caldwell has returned to his home in the
South.
Mr. Charles Mansur, of Idaho, is visiting his par
ents here
Miss Kate Gresham will be in attendance at the
charity ball.
W. R. McKeen, of Terre Hauts, visited the city
yesterday.
Miss Kate Figgert win spend the winter with Mrs.
Vice-presdent Hendricks visited his old SheIbyville
home last week
Mrs Belle Wood Holgate has returned from visit
10 her mother.
Mr.. Thomas Endsley, of Richmond, has become
resident of this city.
Mrs. J. II. vaien and her daughter Fannie,
visiting in Cincinnati.
Mrs. William Smith is dangerously i'll at her home
on East Market street.
Mrs. E. P. Thayer, of Greenfield Ind. visited in
the city on Friday
Miss Clara Clark is entertaining her friend Miss
Hyder, of Franklin.
Prof John w. Moncrief, of Franklin College, was
N the city yesterday.
Mrs M. j. Fitch has arrived home after absence
OF ten days in New York.
Rev. Myron w. Reed, of Denver, will be in the
city on the 9th instant.
Miss Mary Landers will give elaborate german
IN Thanksgiving evening
W. NJ Copeland, of Madison, is in the city, stop
stopping at the Grand Hotel.
Colonel John E. Balfar of Kokomo will soon take
up his residence in this city.
Miss Alice Barnhart, of Columbus, O., is visiting
her sister Mrs. Matte Collins.
Mr. Otis Hadle,, of Danville Ind, was circling
among his friends on Thursday.
Mr.. Max Branhap will soon be married to Miss
Brooks, of North Delaware street.
Mrs. Clara Arndt nd son. of Jacksonville Ill., are
the guests If Mrs rles Reynolds.
Mr.. Eph aim Mo- and daughter Eta, OF Green
field, Ind, we're in the city yesterday.
Miss Viola Gordon of Charleston Ill.,, daughter of
Mayor Gordon is visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mr. A. Sampson are the guests Of Dr. and
Nj s. Y. b. Ballard, of Richmond, Ind.
Miss Minnie Coffin, of North Pennsylvania street,
vii give german on Thanksgiving eve.
Mrs. Conrad Baker and daughter left last week for
Florida, where they will spend the winter
Mr. Earl Parker with j. A. Closer & Co., has taken
service with that company at Sandusky, q.
Miss Mamie Stowell, well known in musical circles,
Aas returned from visit to Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Lulu Henkle has accepted position in Evans
VILE and will spend the winter in that city.
Miss Roberta Tousey, of Chicago, win visit Miss
The Olive Branch Lodge of the K. of P. will give
grand ball, at Lyra Hail. next Wednesday evening.
Miss Athie of Covington KY, will visit Miss
Mamie Appegate next week, and attend the charity
ball.
VIM r. McClelland, clerk of Hendricks county.
was in the city yesterday, visiting acquaintance and
friends.
Mrs A. A. Jones and son, of Green Springs. O..
guests of Justice Richard Smock and family their
relatives.
M- pva ~ n u1oh hoov ~
the city for the past few weeks returned to his home
on Friday ever ing.
Misses Lenta and Anna Anoways, % West Pratt
street, are entertaining their COUSIN Miss Jennie
GaskiT. of Greenville, O.
Master George and Miss Bessie West of Park
avenue entertained the first meeting of the Quotation
Club on Friday evening
Miss Anna Wilson, of Washington D. c., will be in
Che city the 18th to visit friends and be In attend
ance at the charity ball.
Miss Minnie Horner, of Walnut Hills, Cincinnati
will be entertained next week by Mrs. William Reed
of North Meridian street.
Mr.. Howard Fisher son of the president of Han
College, and Mr. Shaw student of that institu-
tion were in the city last week.
Mr.. James E. Darnley of Lewiston, Ill., who has
been visiting relatives and friends here for several
days, returns home tonight.
Miss Florence Coffin in attendance at the Gle ndale
Seminary will spend Thanksgiving with her parents.
She will return the following week.
Mrs. James N; Winters and her son Fred are visit
ing her friend Mrs Harry Rabbits of Springfield, o.,
formerly Miss Nina Burt, of this city.
The marriage of Mr.. Allen f. Smith of this city,
and Miss Fossie Bodine. of Rushvle, occurred ON
Tuesday Rev. +. 9. Holiday officiating.
William Hendricks, of California, where he is one
OF the Stateprison directors, is in the city visiting
his brothers, A. w. and V. X Hendricks
Miss Grace Miller, of Richmond Ind will attend
the charity ball. with large party of her friends in
that city. They will come in the private of Mr..
Miller.
Wall authenticated rumors have arrar rad Tho oor,
marriage of bright, particular in the social fir
mament and member of the Third Presbyterian
Church.
Mss Mary II. Krout formerly of Charlottesville
but now resident of Peoria H. is the guest of Miss
Mary Dean, on Coburn street She win return home
on Monday.
Miss Annie Coggeshall, well known in literary
circles here wi Il spend the winter Washington d.
@, as the correspondent of of the Rochester. N
T., daily papers
The first social given by the ladies of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. last Wednesday night, was we'll
attended and greatly enjoyed. The present outlook
Cor the church is very promising
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Moeler yesterday lost another of
heir children by diphthsraa little boy of four years
IF age This is the third death among their children
within ten days, one only being left
Mrs. Lily Bandy of Danvills H.. who with her
little daughter Elizabeth has been visiting her father
Mr. Noah Cook m this city will leave next week for
San Antonio, Tex. where she viii spend the winter
Judge Solomon Claypool wife and daughter Lucy
have gone to Attica to attend family reunion. which
look place at the home of Judge Ciaypool's mother
Mrs. Sarah Claypool They will return on Monday.
Mr.. Gus Smith, travelling salesman for Condu lit e.
Sons. has captured $50 gold watch, premium
offered by tobacco house to he salesman selling the
most of certain brand of tobacco within sixty days
Extreme socisty people somewhat agitated over
the marriage OF one Of their number time next
month The ceremony will be held in the First Pres
byterian Church ard the is a nonresident but
who the parties are is yet profound secret.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elder gave a recepton on
wednesday afternoon from 3 to 10 O'Clock at heir
home on East Michigan street. The friends present
were numerous A reception will be held between
the same hours on next Wednesday afternoon.
card party was given Wednesday evening by
Mr. Frank Murphy TO a few of his gentlemen friends
These in attendance Maurice Rasehg, Mr. Steele
Bright Mr. Frank Reed. Mr.. Walter Fugate Mr.
Marry Sells and Mr.. r. O. Hord
Mrs w. ID. Cooper no. Is Central avenue assisted
by Mesdames w. A. Applegate. Il 8. Elder T.. II.
Cost D. w. Howe, p. NJ. Gallahue. w. f. Smith, p.