The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-22
PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE,
Charlottesville.

Charlottesville.
John r. Bonnell and wife gave a newmarket party
on FridAy evening.
w. K. Wallace entertained his friends with card
party on Wednesday.
j. HI. Burford and wife entertained their friends on
last Thursday evening
Albert Miller will be married next Tuesday to Miss
Lucy Moore, of Paris, Ky.
Miss Mary and Blanche Divine gave pleasant card
party on Wednesday evening.
Communion services will be held at the First Pres
byterian Church this morning.
give concert here on Nov. %.
Dr. Stinson of Terre Haute will hold services at
the N. S. Baptist Church to-day.
II. G. Nolan and wife entertained their friends on
Wednesday night at the Sherman House.
pleasant party celebrated the twentieth annvers-
airy of Charley Vancleave, on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Richard Epperson has returned from New
York city, and will make her home in this city.
James Kennedy and Miss Marie Sullivan were mar
ried on Thursday morning at the Catholic Church.
Prof. J. L. Campbell, of Wabash College has formed
class for the advancement and study of the sciences
Miss Edna Canine sang the solo, Jesus Knows 1t
All, " at the First Presbyterian Church last Sunday
evening.
The sick: Mrs. j. G. Ruebush, Slant Keeney. Gen.
NJ. D. Manson. infant of Charles Banded, child of
Harvey Cristman
Rev. Hummer will deliver his second lecture to
young men this evening at the Methodist Church
Subject: What TO Read"
The Young Folks Literary Society met at the resi-
dence of Miss Minnie Austin on Monday evening and
discussed Longfelows "Evangeline"
A forfeit social" win be given at the First ?resby
terrain Church next Tuesday evening, at which time
gold ring will be given to the prettest baby present
Rev. M. ii. Throop, jr., delivers his farewell SER
mon at the Episcopal Church tonight. He goes to
Chicago as assistant rector to DR.. Vibbert. of St
James Church.
In addition to the regular supper at the Center
Church social, next Tuesday evening there will be
several musical selections rendered by Misses Helen
Hovey and Mary Thomson.
The children of the Christian Church have organized
missionary society, called the Pansy Band. The
officers are: President Minnie Morgan; secretary
AGA White; treasurer, T. Ell. Blandin.
Our people away: Mrs. Ed Voris, at Hamilton O.;
Mrs. w. w. Thornton, at Logansport; Miss Hattie
McEwen, at Logansport; Mrs. Frank Nuckas at
Terre Haute; Mrs. R. T. Norris at East Saginaw
Mich.
The aux jolies robes social on Thursday evening at
the Methodist Church, was The musical
part was feature Those who took part in the
concert were Prof. A. L. Moore, Misses Nellie
Freshman, Matte Hoover and Estis Insley The
Charlottesville orchestra rendered an overture and
the choir sang an anthem. Net proceeds, near $42
Returned visitors: Mrs. J. l.. Campbell from In
danapolis; George Hadley and wife from Chicago
William Martin and wife, from Champaign, ILL., Miss
Mamie Spillman, from Danville j. p. Luse and WIFE
to Louisville; A z. Luse, from Washington D. c.:
Miss Eta Alfrey, from Indianapolis; Ed Bowles and
wife, to Columbus, Kan; Mrs. George Graham. from
Ladoga; Mrs. Rice. from Browns Valley; James a.
Watson and wife, from Rensselaer,; w. W. Mills from
Chicago; Miss Jennie Fuqua, from Indianapolis A
H. Blair and wife to Indianapolis; Thomas r. Pax
ton and family to Princeton.
The weeks visitors: Misses Mamie and Emma
Allen of Terre Haute, at Miss Maggie Gikeys; Mr..
and Mrs. John Sanders and Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Jack
son. of Morgan county. with Dick White and wife;
Miss Coveny, of South Bend Mrs Albert Baker and
Berryhil of Bellbrook O.; James Green and wife of
Danvile ILL.,: Mrs. l.. HI. Talbot of Chicago: James
E. Kellen, of NoSesville w. H. Manken, of Red Oak
Paris, ILL., Hon. J. J. Brown and wife, of New AL
bany Farrina Tuttle, of Fox Lake. Wis.,