The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

IAN matters connected with this department should
be addressed to MRS ROSE BAILEY, care of the
Journall
Hon. u q. Wiley, of Fowler, is at the Deni-
son.
Judge W. @. Gresham of Chicago, is at the
Denison.
The &c. H." Progressive Euchre Club has dis
banded.
Mr. Frank Wright arrived from Chicago yes
terday morning
The Fortnightly Whist Club will meet at the
Insane Hospital this evening.
Miss Nora Dickey has been confined to her
home with quite serious illness.
Mr. Gran Cox and wife, of Grand Rapids, O.,
are visiting his father, Mr.. Jacob Cox.
Miss Ella Ogan, of Anderson, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Will Ogan and Miss Day Dun.
Mrs. Judge John S. Gould and daughter, Miss
Eva, of Delphi, are visiting Mrs John c. New
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Koehne will leave for
Florida. on Thursday, to spend the winter there.
The Elite Dancing Club will give their first re-
cepton of the season at Pfaffiin's Hall this even
ing.
The marriage of Miss Ada Garrett and Mr.
Charles B. Milroy, of Chicago, will occur this
evening.
Mrs De Souchet will entertain progressive
euchre party this evening at her home on North
Illinois street.
Mr. and Mrs. John III. Holiday will hold re-
cepton this evening at their residence on North
Meridian street.
Mr. John Geiger will give large progressive
euchre party, on Jan. Z, at his home on North
Meridian street.
Mr.. Henry Barry, who has boon visiting
friends in the city, returned to his home in Nash
vile last evening.
Mrs. George Stout will leave for Florida to-
morrow, to spend theiwinter with an old girlhood
friend of her mother.
Mr. William Van Buren, returned yesterday
morning from Louisville, where he spent Christ
mas with his brother.
Among the marriages rumored to take place
soon is that of Mr. Fred Thomas to Miss Leila
Pattison and Mr. Lou Carey to Mrs. Brown
The mother and sister of Mrs. Will G.. Arp
started for their homo In Pennsylvania, this
morning at o'clock, after visit of two weeks
in this city.
A masquerade party will be given by Mrs. Gray.
don this evening on Broadway. Miss Graydon
and Miss Susie Davis, assisted by bevy of
young ladies, will receive.
Miss Jennie Cooper will leave on Thursday for
Parkersburg. W. Va. where she will receive. on
New Years, with Miss jackson, daughter of
Judge Jackson, of that city.
Hon. 0. S. Brumback and wife, of Toledo, are
in the city. visiting Mrs. B. parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Simeon Carey Mr. Brumback is a Repub-
lican member of the next Ohio Legislature, and
will vote for John Sherman for United States
senator
Invitations are issued for reception to-day
and tomorrow, at No 40 Vance Block, to view
a bust of the late Vice president Thomas A.
Hendricks. The cards are issued by Mr. August
Mundhenk. and the receiving hours are from 10
A. NJ. till 4 p. NJ
Prof. John M. Coulter. of Wabash College,
Charlottesville; Prof. Stanley Coulter, of Rose
polytechnic School; Prot J.. H. P. Main, of
Moore's Hill College; Prof. Robert B. Warder, of
Purdue University; Prof. 1. S. Campbell, of
Wabash College; Prof John Clark Ridpath, of
DePauw University; Prof. Charles W. Hargitt,
of Moores Hill College: Prof. J. III. Smart and
wife, of Lafayette, are at the Denison House.
The Indiana department of the New Orleans
exposition is very complete particularly as to it's
agricultural and educational parts. The art and
womans exhibit in the Indiana exhibit are SUI
perior and are artistically arranged. During
the month of February, when New Orleans
bursts into its spring blossoms. vast influx
from the North is expected The attendance is
large now. especially from tie land of billiards,
n. by N. W. Lewis Metesser is carrying on the
Indiana exhibit with his own means.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Copeland last evening, at their home on North
bride. was largely attended The decorations
consisted of flowers and Christmas holly ar
ranged with potted plants and evergreens. An
orchestra Giscoursed music throughout tho even
ing. and sumptuous collation. was served. The
bride received IN her wedding attire, and was
the subject of general admiration. A long list
of names comprise those who paid their respects
and offered congratulations to the happy couple.
Hotel Arrivals.
Denison: R. B. F. Peirce, Charlottesville:
George c. Kimball. G. w. Dunlap Attica Capt.
II. c. Eales Sedalia, Mo.
Bates House, Samuel Fleming Hendricks
vile: 0. p. Clark, c. e. Lemon Frank Richie.
Richmond; NJ. c. Stevens, Il. A. Stuart La
fayette; o. P. Jenkins, c. A. Waldo, c. r.
Pebble. jr.. A. M. Taggart, Terre Haute; D. L.
Deming. Edinburg; E. L. Guthrie. Greensburg;
Geo. M. Ray. w. G. Morrison, E. Fl. DeYouncy,
Shelbyville; John Nj. Freeman and wife Pales-
tine; Emma Freeman Ben Freeman, G. nj. Jack
son, Greenfield: Miss Ida Dewey. Miss Anna
Thrawbey, Knigbtstown; John McNuIta, Bloom
ington; Gerard Reiter, vincennes; j. A. S. Mitch
ell. Goshen; John E. VIM. Jackson.
Grand Hotel: W. Fl. Elson, Rockville; NJ
Herzog. Waynetown; d. w. Dennis, Richmond;
B. A: Griffin Rushville Prof. J. J. Mills, Rich
mond John I. Mug and wife, Lafayette; John
ginbotham, Delphi; Mrs. May v Mustard,
Frankfort; S. B. McCracken. Delphi; c.
Il. Showers and wife, Bloomington; Prof
Joseph CaGrhart DePaqw, University, S:
xe paFF Miss K00er Mars Spear ss nd
Mount Vernon; Fl. D. Reasoner, Marion; Miss
Helen Thackery, Sullivan; Miss Mary H. Brown,
Mount Vernon; j. W. Hamilton, Frankfort L.
S. Cumback. Greencastle; Miss Mary Lucas,
Rushville; Prof. E. A. Smith, A. Earl, Lafay-
cite; Samuel HARDWOOD, Spencer: e. A. Bryan,
Nincennes; Albert Emerson, Danville: S. B.
Boyd, ". F. Hoffman Washington; E. G. Malls
by. Richmond; Miss G. Dora Luwelleu, Dan
vile; K. Il. Weathers, Brownstown; f. G.
Thompson, John V. Sturgeon, Oscar Sturgeon,
Tampico.
Christmas in the Free Kindergartens.