The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-27
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Mrs. D. J. Woodland is visiting at Easton, Pa.
Miss Bette Kennedy is visiting in Column
bus, O..
Charles Goltra and wife have been visiting in
Jacksonville, Ill.
Miss Lille Coyle is visiting her brother, Rev.
r. +. Coyle, in Chicago.
Miss Matte Lee gave a Newmarket and 5
o'clock dinner on Friday.
The Harmonic Verein will give a ball at Elston
Hall next Thursday night.
Miss Harriet Marshall has returned from an
extended visit at Dunbarton, n. III.
Prof. H. S. McLain, of Wabash College, is
visiting his parents in Kendall, III.
Prot. j. M. Coulter, of Wabash, has been de-.
livering a series OF lectures at Brookville.
County Clerk A. P. Reynolds and wife gave a
Newmarket party on Wednesday evening.
Rev. F. P. Harrington, of Niagara Falls, will
hold services at the Episcopal Church to-day.
Prof. Jacob Norris, of Wabash College, will
preach at the Rockville Presbyterian Church to-
day.
Elder NJ. NJ. Vancleave has been marrying
persons since 1916, and SO far has joined 552
couples.
The N. S. A. Club will hold a watch-meetin
next Thursday night at the home of Miss Belle
Bappert.
Miss Lizzie Lyons, assistant principal of the
Fairbury, Ill.,, public schools, is making a short
visit here.
G. ". Hadley and wife will celebrate the
tenth anniversary Of their marriage next Tues
day evening.
The Christian Church has secured the services
of Rev. NJ. c. Brewer as a permanent minister,
after Jan. H.
Fred Brown, of this city, and Miss Lulu Craig,
1888 Massachusetts avenue, Indianapolis, are to
be married Dec. 80.
The seventy-sixth birthday of Samuel Binford
was celebrated on Tuesday at the residence of
Mrs. Elizabeth Binford.
Rev. A. Hummer, of the Methodist Church,
will deliver his last lecture of the series to young
men this evening at the church.
! Mrs. W. W. Mills gave a party on Monday
evening in honor of her nephews. Charley and
Rufus Dawes, from Marietta, 0.
Misses Lizzie and Katie Johnson, daughters Of
the county recorder, entertained their friends on
Tuesday evening with a card party.
A lecture will be given at Center Church next
Thursday and Friday evenings by Mr.. Sau All
brah on Japanese scenes and customs.
j. ". Whitsett and wife, of Lafayette. are Wis
ting their daughter. Mrs. W. Is. Hardee. Mr..
Whitsett is an engineer on the L. E. q w.
John L. Davis presented his daughter a $3.50
piano on Friday evening. A number of our best
musicians were present, and the time was pleas
antly passed.
The N. S. Baptist Sunday-school will give
their annual Christmas entertainment on Mon
day evening. This morning is devoted to a
children's sermon.
The Misses Devine gave a card party last Sat-
urday evening to a number of friends in honor
of Ed and George Law, of Cincinnati. The
evening was spent in dancing and Newmarket.
An elegant repast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Luse have arrived safely
in London. Mrs. Luse took an active part in an
entertainment given in aid Of the Seamen's Or
phanage, which took place on beard ship. off
Queenstown, on Dec. 8. She sang Mother,
Take the Wheel" and gave a reading entitled,
THE Last Hymn"
During January an entertainment will be
given at Center Church for the benefit of the
Orphans Home. Elder NJ M. Vancleave will de-
liver an address on the EARLY Settlement of
Montgomery County" Gen. NJ. D. Manson. B.
7. Ristine ana /. f. Wade will also make short
talks. j. ii. Benefel will sing some old songs
out of the Missouri Harmony"
The N. S. Baptist choir gave q concert on
Tuesday evening, under the direction of Prof. 0.
r. French. The choir is composed of Misses
Emma Smith, Fannie Doyle and Dora Shleppy,
Mrs. NJ. D. Butts, G. Howard, c. P. Coats. j. R.
Blandin and c. c.. French. Miss Lillian Will
Jams is organist. Eddie Brandkanp, the blind
musician. rendered some selections on the piano.
as also did Misses Oracle Blandin and Mabel
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