The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


the city yesterday.
General Huidekoper, ex postmaster of Phila-
delphia is in the city.
Mr.. C. T. W. Nicely, editor of the Muncie Daily
News, was in the city yesterday.
Rev DR.. Marine, of Lafayette, is in the city.
the guest of Mr. w. H. Smith, on College ave-
nue..
Mrs David Gibson who has been visiting
relatives for six weeks, is expected home this
week.
Miss Eliza r. Adams who has been spending
the summer in Vermont and Massachusetts, has
returned
The Governor yesterday appointed Thomas
Robertson coroner Of Knox county vice Edwin
Cook, resigned.
Mrs. Henry Cilley has returned from Deer
Park, Md. and is located in her new home at
Woodruff Place.
Martin T. Kruger, of Michigan City the
Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Supreme
Court, is in The city.
Rev. NJ L. Haines and wife, who have been
summering at Cayuga lake, will return home
Friday of this week.
Mr. Ed Braudcamp and Mr. George M. Hebble
OF this city, blind musicians. gave a concert at
Columbus last night
Miss Mabel Hopkins, of Milwaukee, formerly
of this city is visiting the family of Max Leck-
ner, on Michigan street.
Mr.. Fletcher Marsh and family, of North
Pennsylvania street. have returned home from
their summer campaigning.
Mrs. G.. F. Griffith, of Dayton, will visit rela-
tves in this city this week, previous to going to
Philadelphia for the winter.
A ball will be- given at Lyra Hall tomorrow
night by the Knights of Labor. when prizes
valued at $629 will be voted away.
IL. NJ LaFollette, of Lebanon, the Republican
candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Celia Garrety, who has been spending
some time with her sister, Mrs Will H. Griffith
will return to her home in Dayton this week.
Col James B. Black lectured on Sunday after
noon at Purdue University. and yesterday be-
fore the Woman's Literary Club of Lafayette.
Miss Margaret Barry will go to Charlotte
Mich, soon to visit Miss Edith Lacey, who was
her guest for several weeks last winter and
spring.
Mr.. A. W. Ritzinger has located in Minneapo-
lis, and Mr.. Frank L. Ritzinger has opened a
produce and commission house in Burlington,
Ia. where his family will join him this week
Mrs. John D. Morris. of Woodruff Place, ar
rived home Sunday night. after five months
absence on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Capt
George Brown at the navy-yard, Norfolk Va.
A cablegram has been received announcing
the safe arrival of Mrs. Myla Ritzinger and
children and Miss Annie Holiday, of this city,
and Miss Roberta Tousey, of Chicago, at Bre-
men,
Mrs. NJ Il. Moody, left yesterday for her new
home in New York city. Her sister, Miss Vir-
GINA Rowland. accompanied her far as Rich
mond, where she will make a brief visit among
friends.
Cards have been Issued by Miss Agnes Fletch-
er. of the Insane Hospital, for card party on
Wednesday evening in honor of her guests, Miss
Johnston, of Atcnson, Kan, and Miss Edith
Breckenridge. of Fort Wayne.
A recognition social will be held this evening
at Plymouth Church. 1t is the first OF the season
and as the name indicates, will be for a reunion
after the summer season of rest and an oppor-
tunity for the members of the congregation to
become acquainted
Mrs. Fountain and daughter Edith gave a
luncheon party, yesterday. in honor of Mrs. Chas.
Coe of Denver. who arrived on Saturday to visit
her mother. Mrs Williams on North Pennsyl-
vania street The guests included a large num-
Der of friends who welcomed Mrs. Coe most
heartily among them again. Most Of them were
members of the Second Presbyterian Church, of
Which she was a prominent member. The pref
tily decorated rooms, the delicious refreshments
and the pleasure OF the reunion served to make
the afternoon very enjoyable.
The charity german given last night at Miss
Margaret Buffers attended by about thirty
or our leading young society people Harris
orchestra furnished the music, and the figures
were led By Miss Apologize and Mr. Elliott
Hord. The first favors were toy banks and all
others were nickels and dimes. The amount of
the favors was given to the Chdrens Aid So
ciety and Free Kindergarten. Among the dancers
were Miss May Sh'pp. Miss Lizzie Herod. the
Misses Vajen, Miss Lands. Mr.. Fraser, Mr..
VanBuren, Mr.. Will Hord, Mr. Charles Byfield |
MIR. Caldwell, Mr. Spann, Mr.. Herod and others |
Hotel Arrivals.