The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

IAN matters connected with this department should
be addressed to MRS. ROSE BAILEY, care of the
Journal.
Mr.. John W. Holcombe went to Bloomington
yesterday
Judge D. D. Banta, of Franklin, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Miss Andrews. of Peru, is spending a few days
in the city.
Mrs. Grace lowering sang at a concert in Vim
cennes. last night.
Miss Jeanette Moore is home from Spring
field, O., to spend the holidays
Mrs j. E. Collins will leave, to-day, for Chi
cage, where she will visit during the holidays.
Messrs. H. A. Kretschmar and E. J. Daugher-
ty will spend the holidays in St. Louis with rela-
tons.
Mr.. Jesse B. Bridges absent for few days
among relatives in Greencastle, returned homo
last evening
Miss Martin, of Pittsburg Pa, who has been
visiting the family of Mr. j. F. Wallick, returns
home to-day.
Mr.. Paul Hendricks, who has been visiting his
mother and sister in this city, returned to Chi
| cago last night
The Christmas entertainments to be given by
the different churches will be unusually inter
esting this year.
Mrs Irwin of st. Paul, who is spending the
holidays here will go to Washington the day
after New Years.
Dr. Allison Maxwell will lecture before the
Nightingale Association, at Plymouth Church,
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. John Coburn arrived from Montana on
Sunday evening. and is stopping with relatives
at No. 124 East Ohio street.
Mrs. John Beall, formerly Miss Mollie Lam
ders promises to become quite a leader in fash
ionable Washington circles.
Mr. Clinton Hamilton and wife, of Cincinnati,
will spend the holidays in Greenfield with the
family of Hamilton's father.
Nearly every town il radius of twenty
miles was represented, yesterday, in the fashion
able places for shopping in this city.
Samuel J. Wagner, a veteran of the wars Of
1872 and with Mexico, died yesterday, at his res
idenee, on English avenue. aged eighty -one. He
was member of the Mexican Veteran Associa-
ton.
M. NJ Jillson. for many years connected with
the First National Bank, is again in Indianap-
Oils for a week or ten days. He has returned to
bis native State, Massachusetts, for permanent
residence
Samuel Moore prominent citizen of the
county, and for nine years county commission
er, is lying dangerously ill at his home in South
port He is eightyone years of age, and is suf
fering with Brights disease.
Frank Brown. chief clerk in the Office of F.
Gregory. agent OF the L., b. q ". at this point,
| rumor says. will surprise his associates the day
following Christmas. by returning with one of
Chicagos fair daughters as his wife.
Mr. John G. F. Gordon, son of Major Gordon,
was married on Saturday night to Miss Maud
Turner, of Franklin, Ind The ceremony was
of a private character. and occurred at the resi-
dence of Rev. Albert Ogle, of that place.
DR.. T. L. Armstrong returned from Washing
ton, last night where he has been as delegate to
the National Veterinary Association whose an
nual meeting was held there. DR.. Armstrong
was elected secretary of the association for the
coming year. They all felt highly compliment
ed by the hospitality shown them by the citizens
during their visit