The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-03

be addressed to Mrs. ROSE BAILEY, care of the
Journal.
Mr.. Eb. Henderson left for Washington last
night
Senator J. E. Mccullough, of Gibson county,
is at the Bates House.
Mr.. Clay Gooding returned to his home in Ev-
ansvlle last night
Judge John N. Scott left for his home in Terre
Haute yesterday morning.
Miss Pitcher and Mrs. Tilton, of Madison left
for Washington, D. c., last night.
Mr.. Droege, of Somerset. o., is visiting his
son. Mr.. G. j. Droege. on Park avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hill. of Christian ave-
nue., gave theater party at the Grand last even
ing
Mrs William Braydon, who has been visiting
in the city, left for her home in Washington last
night
Mrs M. II. Spades will give a reception on
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 9, from 2 to
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Nj Noe will give reception,
this evening, at their residence on East New
York street.
Miss Luna Confrere of West Vermont street,
is entertaining her cousin, a very pretty blonde,
of Knightstown.
Mr. Harry Morgan left for Washington last
night to enter upon the duties of messenger to
the Vice-pres!dent.
Governor Ogesby and Gen. John NJ. Palmer.
of Illinois. called on Governor Gray at his resi-
dence Tuesday evening.
The Governor has appointed Assaheim
Wampler. of Gosport member of his military
staff, with the rank of major.
Rev. Myron W. Reed left for St. Louis last
night, where he will remain day before pro
ceeding to his home, in Denver
Miss Adrian, who has been visiting Mrs.
Walker, of North Mississippi street, for the past
four weeks, returns home this evening
Judge and Mrs. Noonan and little daughter
Zoe, Of st. Louis who have been spending a few
days in this city, left for Florida last night.
Miss Daisy McClurg, of Frankfort who has
been spending few days with relatives in In:
dianapolis, returned to her home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Niles, of Washington, D. c.,
friends of Mrs. Hendricks, who have been with
her for the past few days. have returned to their
home.
Mrs. Ida Hood Talbot was in the city few
hours Wednesday night, en- route from Chicago
to some reading engagements in several towns in
this State.
DE-. Newhouse, DIR. Killgore and DR.. Wash
burne, the latter two gentlemen of Marshall, ILL.,,
who were present at the Hendricks funeral, have
returned home.
The name of Rev. w. w. Raymond, Indian
apolis, should have been included among the
ute to Mr. Hendricks, published in yesterdays
Journal
Mr.. Kaough, the postmaster of Fort Wayne
was In attendance at the reception given to kev
Myron w. Reed, at the First Presbyterian
Church, last night He left for his home early
this morning.
General Superintendent Jno. F. Miller, Pan
handle railway; Superintendent j. j. Turner,
P, G. & st. L. and c., ST. l.. e p railway;
Superintendent W. F. Black. j., M. & l. rail
Way; Chief Engineer M. j. Becker, of the Pan
handle system are at the Denison House.
Mr. William Trueock and Miss Laura Ellison
were united in marriage last evening" at the res
idence of Mr. Jasper N. Clary, No. Go East Nc
Carly street. the Rev. Charles Asbury pastor
of Ames M E. Church, officiating They took
the evening train to St Louis and other cities
on an extended bridal tour.
Mr. Fred Harper, an old newspaper man of
Madison, Ind, was quietly relieved of his peck
et-book and its contents on the streets here yes
terday. Mr.. Harper does not grieve about any
of the contents of his wallet except his return
ticket to Madison. He does not want any thief
to travel on that ticket in his name
Mrs. Jane Taylor, wife of Architect Isaac
Taylor, was stricken by paralysis in her left
arm, Sunday morning, shortly after arising
Mrs. Taylor had been an invalid for number of
years, and this fact renders her present msfor-
tune more distressing Dr. W. H. Wishard is
in attendance, and reports that her con dition is
as favorable as could be expected undo the cir
cumstances.
The many friends of Rev David Walk will be
pleased to know that he is doing we'll in his new
charge-Camp street Christian Church. New Or
leans. The be-Democrat of Sunday says:
1.-THE congregation will occupy their new and
handsome auditorium next Sunday. The whole
church has been thoroughly repaired decorated
and refurnished, and now presents most at
tractlve appearance"
RECEPTION TO MYRON W. REED.
The reception given to Rev. Myron W. Reed last
night, by the young ladies of the First Presby-
terrain church, was largely attended not only by
the members of the congregation, but by large
number of his friends and admirers outside.
The gathering was held in the parlors of the
church, which were tastefully decorated with
potted plants. The ladies, to whose efforts the
pleasant affair was due were: Miss Mary Stow
ell; Miss Blanche Dollens, Miss BERTHE John
son. Miss Julia Mccoy Miss Gertrude johnson,
Miss Maggie Carlisle Miss Finch Miss Elder,
Mrs Robert Mckee and Mrs FL. Bates, jr. The
young ladies were ably assisted by MeYrs Bush
nell, Stowell, Martindale, Miles, Herod, Hallen,
Hord and Burgess. Elegant refreshments were
served consisting of coffee, cake and ice cream.
Rev Mr. Hanes, the present pastor, and Rev.
Oscar c. McCulloch assisted Mr.. Reed in re-
ceiving; the latter. gentleman, with all
ed his friends. and seemed to enjoy to
the fullest extent the pleasantly of
the hour. Among those who presented their
respects were: Judge and Mrs Martindale, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. I'll. Miller. Mr. and HRS. w. p
Fishback. Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Miller Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Lecklider
Mr.. Peter F. Bryce. Mrs Frank Short of Cleve-
land, O.; Mrs. Fullenwider, Mr. Kaough, of Fl
Wayne Judge Finch Mrs. Stowell. Mrs. Lolita
Gufin. Mr.. and Mrs Jordan, Mrs. Juliard
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy, and a host of
others.
THE MENNERCHOR CONCERT
Last evening the second M@nnerchor concert
of the was given at the hall of the society,
in the presence of large, highly appreciatlve
and cultured audience. Professor Carl Barus
was at the directors stand, and the first num-
Der, the overture to 'Semiramis," introduced a
programme of excellent selection in orchestral.
choral solo and quartet work ..Meusini