The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-27

the artists and numbers to be given have been
chosen with great care.
The interest in art is steadily growing, as
shown by the large number of well-known peo-
ple who will enter the exhibit at the State fair
for the coming week.
Society.
Mrs John Julian is the guest of Mrs. Thurber,
of Chicago.
Miss Harvey. of Ohio, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. r.. X. Syfers
Vice president Hendricks and wife are ex-
pected home in few days.
Henry Schnnll ia at home after an absence OF
six months in Europe
Mr. Chas Meyers has gone to Wisconsin on
business and pleasure trip.
James i. Fletcher is seriously i'll at his resi-
ience on North Meridian street
Mr. and Mrs A. j Aldrich have returned from
heir trip TO the northern lakes
Mr. Cleand, called to Topeka on account of
ais fathers death, has returned
Mrs Henry Schurman left during the week
FOR a months visit in Denver.
Mrs Carrie Faut is spending few weeks with
friends in Ohio and Kentucky.
Miss Cora Ellison, absent for some weeks in
New York State, has returned home
Miss Nellie Condor. of Newark, N. j., is the
guest of her cousin. Mr.. D. ]. Sullivan.
Stephen w. Morgan and wife have taken
rooms at the Grand Hotel for the winter
Dr. Metcalf, of the State Board of Health, is
visiting his wifes relatives in Michigan.
Miss Opal Jones. of Franklin, Ind. is q gues9
of Miss Lillian f. Bishop, of the South Side.
Miss Bryant, daughter of Professor Bryant, is
n the city visiting her father for few days.
James Crane OF Dayton. o., was in the city
Turing the past week eircling among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Ayers are again home after
y very pleasant Eastern trip of several weeks.
Frank Blanchard, deputy city treasurer. is
visiting friends at his old home IN Delaware, O.
Miss Mollie Clark, the guest Of friends in
Maysville KY. will not return until December
Mr.. George Jacobs, of Deerdorf's music store,
has been absent during the week Oh pleasure
trip.
John t. Macauley, of Louisville. spent few
days during the week among friends in this
city.
Mrs Cora Schofeld, of Carthage. Mo-, will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs Will
krag.
Miss Nellie Allen of North Mississippi street
is entertaining Miss Stephanie Randall. of Balti
more.
The marriage of Mr.. Lowe Carey to Miss NJ
Brown is announced to take place at an early
date.
Mrs J. S. Benson is home from her summer
visit, and has gone to housekeeping on the South
Side
The Home Euchre Club was handsomely en-
tertained on Friday afternoon by Mrs. Harry
Drew.
Mrs Swanston is contemplating a trip to Cal
ifornia. soon, to visit her daughter, Mrs. DR..
McNeal.
Superintendent Sherwood. of the c., l., st. L.
& c. road, has left the city for two weeks rec
reation.
Mrs. j. II. Silvers, of Delhi. o., is spending
Few days in the city with her sister, Mrs. Dr.
Tingley.
Mr.. N. R, Streeter. of East ST. Clair street, is
@journing for short time in Minneapolis and
St Paul
The marriage of Albert Gresh to Miss Mary
A. Renihan took plack at 8 o'clock on Tuesday
morning.
Mr. G. A. M. Marsden has gone to New York
city. He contemplates making that place his
future home
Miss Emma Cook. of BROOKLYN. NJ Y. is be-
ing entertained by her cousins the Misses Cook,
Of this city.
Mr.. Buschnel and wife are entertaining the
.ormer's sister. very accomplished lady, of
Springfield O.
Dir, aud Mrs. Lee Cannon. accompanied FLY
the formers mother, have returned to their home
IN California
Secretary Myers left Thursday morning with
his family, to spend few days with relatives in
Shenandoah, la.
Miss Lizzie Walker entertained the Brainard
Club Wednesday evening, at her residence on
Central avenue
A tea party was given on Thursday evening
by ar and Mrs Z. j. Hammand, in honor of
Miss Helen Beed.
Miss Bash. of North Illinois street, has re-
turned from visit to friends in the northern
part of the State.
Charles Sherman. of L. 8. Ayress store. has
returned from pleasure trip of several weeks
10 New York city.
State Treasurer Cooper is at French Lick
Springs for his health, which u has been rather
eoor for some time.
Mss Julia Shaw, of DAYTON. O., one Of the
bridesmaids at the Dunn Wright wedding, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Hill of 1l9 Christian avenue, gave a
GARD party on Thursday evening to large num-
Der of her young friends
Miss Beulah Ingels, of Irvington, has re-
turned from Chicago, after pleasant visit to
her sister, Mrs. Shuman.
Miss Emma Moffatt. of Peru street. left the
city Thursday for four-weeks' visit to relatives
and friends in Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary Jennings. for two weeks the gnest
af Miss Emma Thompson. left for her homo IN
Harrisburg. Pa, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, of Lafayette hut
formerly of indianapolis. have returned to this
city for permanent residence.
Mrs. O. p. Morton, who has been spending 8
few weeks with her sen on the Pacific coast, re-
turned home on Tuesday last
Rev. j. ". B. Miller, former pastor of Roberts
Park Church. has returned with his family for
permanent residence in this city.
Mr. Rineo. Of Philadelphia. web known in
indianapolis society, spent few days among
friends here the latter part of the week.
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Ione East for her health. Her friends have been