The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Col John c. Slawson has returned from Hol
land
Rev. F. G. Holiday is quite i'll at his residence
on Broadway.
Robert Branch, Of Martinsvllle, was in the
city yesterday.
State Senator Campbell, of Danville was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Coe has returned from her sum-
mer visit in Wisconsin.
T. G. Steele, the artist, is in Louisville, at
tending the art exhibition.
Miss Selma Brownlee, of Cleveland, is the
guest of friends on North Meridian street
Mr. Ed Porter and family are established in
their new home on East Michigan street
Rev W. R. Goodwin, of the. Illinois Confer
ence, is III the city, visiting his brother, Rev. T.
A. Goodwin
NJ NJ aAt.As ATS Bisphau of Philadelphia, form
erly Miss Carrie Russell. of this city, ara travel
ing in Russia
Mr. Fl. H. Fulton and family have taken the
residence of Mr.. Charles E. Whitsett, on North
Alabama street.
Mrs Era Steele Collins of Hartford Conn. is
expected in the city, to-day to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Steele
Mrs. L. E. Brodbelt is visiting in Chicago for
a few days, the guest of Mrs. Fannie Hen
bricks formerly of this city
Miss Mamie Kiersted went to Springfield. O.,
yesterday, where she will visit Miss Anna Black,
who was her guest last winter
Mr.. and Mrs. George 6. Tanner will go to
Battle Creek. Mich. the I'd of October, to visit
Mrs. Tanners mother, Mrs. Book.
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Shnrman, of Elkhart, are
guests of Miss F. E. Rutter for few days, en-
route to Louisville to visit the exposition.
Mrs G. E. Mallery. of Reading Mich, is in
the city, on an extended visit to her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Spellman, No. 533 East Market
street.
Rev. Reuben Andrus is recovering from the
surgical operation to which he was subjected a
few days ago. He is the guest of Mr.. W. D.
Cooper, Is Central avenue.
State Auditor Rice has returned from Cincin-
natl whore he has taken two courses Of mud
baths for his rheumatic trouble. He thinks they
brought him but little relief
Charles G. Conley, of Philadelphia. great chief
recorder of the Red Men, will publicly address
the members of that order and their friends, to.
night, at the wigwam of the Red Cloud Tribe.
SOCIAL GATHERINGS.
The Bon Ton Club will be entertained this
evening by Mr.. Charles Share at his home on
| North Tennessee street.
| The Memorial Church congregation will unite
| this evening. for hand shake" or social, in
the CD urch parlors. This is the first gatherin ne
| for the season, and all are cordially invited to
attend
A novel entertainment will be given this even
ing at the new Fourth Presbyterian Church
new, from having heep renovated throughout
during the summer. There will be no admit
lance fee, aud the public is invited to attend.
At the meeting of the guild Of Christ P. E..
Church yesterday, at Mrs A l. Cady's, the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President Mrs. A. A. Cady; secretary and treas
1rer, Mrs. John I.ssve; vice presidents, Mrs.
George w. sioar,, Mrs. W. g. Sherman and Mrs.
.. L. Fugate. The day of meeting will be
changed from Thursday to Wednesday Mrs.
| Lewis Morrison will entertain the ladies next
Wednesday.
The Woman's Relief Corps of John F. Ruckle
| Post, G. A. R.. No. 46. held a benefit social a,
| Van Sickle's Hall, on Clifford avenue, last even
| ing. The attendance was SO large that the
small hall could not accommodate all who de-
sired admission. In the rooms adjoining the
hall the ladies served icecream. cake fruit, etc.
/ and the proceeds from their sales Melted a very
| satisfactory amount for the relief fund. The
| main hall was used for dancing, and many en-
| ioyed themselves in this manner. The officers
| OF the relief corps, and managers Of the social
are: President, Mrs. Hiram Plumber; first vice
president, Mrs. Albert Thayer; second vice