The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-28
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL GOSSIP.

SOCIETY AND PERSONAL GOSSIP.
ai matters Of mt rest and Items q asws. whether
m4ha city or State proper for this department. viii
Be printed II properly snthsntieatsd.l
EEiss Cutler, Of Boston, i visiting Miss Minnie
Gates
DR. A. Rice, Of Columbus. was in the city yes
tsrday
Mr.. 7. b Arnold, of Cincinnati, Is in the city
to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Welcome Rice has returned from visit
to friends in Rochester.
Mrs. A. Wilson, of Peru. is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John r. Parmelee.
Miss Sailie Holiday, who has been visiting
friends In St Louis, has returned
Mrs. Fred W. Sanger, wife of the Monon pas
senger agent, has returned from visit to Florida
The Elite Pleasure Club will give their fifth
reception at Pfafiin's Hall, Thursday evening,
April
Miss Annie Holiday win leave for Battle
Creek Mich, on Tuesday, 10 have her eyes
Ireated
f. p. Lantz, formerly of Wayne county, now
. resident of Los Angeles, CAL, is a guest OF A.
N. Hadley
Prof James g. Howe, Of DePauw University,
Is the guest of Rev. Mr.. Lamport OF Central
avenue Church.
a dinner was given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carey on Friday evening in honor or Rev Dr.
Naylor, of Washington.
e. j. Hammer and wife have returned to the
city from La Crosse. Wis, and have taken
rooms at the Stewart Place.
Miss Mamie Arplegate viii return tomorrow
from Savannah, Ca where she has been visiting
during the last three months.
Miss Eleanor Harris, Of Louisville. who has
beenk visiting Miss Barry, on North Meridian
street., will return home on Wednesday,
"A very delightful luncheon party was given
BY Mrs, j. N. Carter ON Friday, in honor Of her
sister, Miss Amy Martin, Of Springfield, Mo.
Miss Jessie Oyler while in the city, will be the
guesE of her BROTHER Mr.. G.. H. Jones and fam
iIy, at their home No. n West Second street
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Gray and Miss Dessa
Jaqua attended the reception given by Mr.. Ben.
T. Smith, Of Rushville, on last Thursday even
ing.
A reception was held at the residence of Mrs.
Wpl Wallace yesterday afternoon In honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swartz, previous to their
departure for Jamaica as missionaries
DARRELL d. aud John d. Brosnan, two enrerpris-
ing young business men, formerly with the Phil
adeiphia Store, will open dry goods store at
Nos. land 80 South Illinois street, Monday.
April s.
,As this Is the last Sabbath on which the Nor
Eieon and Williams quartet will sing at the
Nsridian-street II. E. Church, the evening
musical programme viii be made more extended
and interesting than usual.
Miss Lula M. Small, of Irving, H.. was mar
RED to VIM. e. Rhineheart, on the 23d inst, at
Central Christian Church, followed by recep-
tiep. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhineheart then~ieft for
their future home In Irving.
A reception to DR.. Naylor. of Washington, D.
g., win be given by DIR. Gilbert and wife, at the
parsonage of Meridian-street NJ. e. Church to-
morrow evening, from to 10 o'clock to which
the congregation and cid friends Of DR.. Naylor
are invited.
Jennie Cobb, j. I. Mitchell, IT,, Bert Walker
and Clarence Gregory made the best grades In
their High-school course, and have been selected
as speakers on commencement day. Miss Cobb
will deliver the vaEedictory and Mr.. Mitchell the
salutatory address.
Rev. Sam p Jones writes that he has arranged
TO be IN Indianapolis from June 6sto June 20,
period of two weeks. Il appears from this that
the Acton camp-meeting is not on his list OF
appointments. Under what auspices he is to
come to this city is not made known.
Principal Afford, of the South Side, received
pleasant surprise on last Friday evening On
the invitation Of his wife, number of their
friends Joined them in celebrating his thirty
fourth birthday. A handsome book case was
present Of the occasion from his wife.
A pleasant progressive euchre party, in honor
of Miss Edna Sloan, of Maetinsville. was given
o. Wednesday evening. BY Miss Lizzie Calls
among the guests were Mr.. W; b. Holton' Miss
Mary Worth, Miss Julia Hibben and Miss
Myrtle Sloan.
The Free kindergarten and Childrens Aid
Society will close its present fiscal year April 90
All memberships aud monthly subscriptions
should be paid Immediately to the treasurer,
Nrs Closer, No 655 North Delaware street, so
lhe books may be closed and proper reports made
At the annual meeting.
The thirty sixth anniversary Of the Indianap-
oils Business University, with students recep-
ton and reunion, win be held at the hall OF the
university on Friday evening, April 2 fine
dress by Superintendent Holcombe Persons
desiring sickets of admission can obtain them at
she once ef>shs university.
State Auditor Rice celebrated his birthday an
niversay yesterday. He confdentially admits
that there is something more than mere CO.
Incidence of date In his anniversary and that OF
Patriarch Hubbard occurring on the same day,
buh In society he claims that he is only thirty
twG Last year he was thirty-three.
Mr. Philip Herzog and wife are visiting the
1atteTs sister, Mrs. j. B. Bennett, the insurance
mans wife, No. 122 North Meridian street.
This 10 the FIRST meeting Of the sisters since 1867
Mr.. Hsrgog 10 O wealthy retired stock-dealar of
Sacramento, and was formerly Of Cincinnati.
He, with his wife, will visit New Orleans. Wash
Angton City and other places OF note, while East.
4 meeting Of the Art Association will be held
on Thursday, April l, at o'clock p. NJ, at the
residence OF Mrs. James Bradshaw, No. 515
North Pennsylvania street An illustrated paper
on Raphael will be read by Mrs. G. N. Foster,
and email collection Of engravings and etch-
1ngs will be exhibited. Members Of the Art As
ISOLATION are each privileged to invite two friends
Miss Matte CONN, sister Of Charles e. Coffin,
was married on Friday morning. at the residence
OF her brother. onENorth Pennsylvania street, to
Mr. Charles T. Robertson, of Bloomington. DIR.
Naylor, Of Washington, oficiated, assisted by
DR.. Gilbert, of Meridian-street M. z. Church.
After an elegant breakfast the party left for the
West, and will be at home to their friends, at
Bloomington, after April l.
The rehearsas for the "Chimes Of Normandy
are progressing satisfactorily. The cast and
chorus are working harmoniously and are re-
nsarkabiy strong. The brilliant performance
WITH be met by an audience Of equal brilliancy,
u L.. and taft and oE6.