The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


yesterday.
Mrs F. s. Newcomer and daughter Nancy re-
turned from Philadelphia yesterday.
Mr.. J. H. McNeely. editor of the Evansville
Journal, Is in the city on business trip
Mrs f. NJ Spades has returned from a
six weeks visit to New York much improved in
health
Mrs. JEFF lowering and daughter Mabel of La
fayette, are visiting Miss Jennie Hesse on Ash
street.
Mrs. B. F. Claypool. of Connersyile, will be
the guest of Mrs John Love for the remainder
of the week.
Rev. L. W. Munhall is now in Chattanooga.
Tenn, where he opened a month Of union re-
vlval service on last Sunday night
Oliver T. Boaz, of Pittsburg, Kan, who has
been here day or two visiting relatives and
friends, returned home last evening.
Mrs. Lilienthal, of New Yolk. is the guest of
Mrs Benjamin Harrison, and Miss Lilienthal is
visiting Miss Apologize, and will remain a fort
night.
w. F. Lentzley one of the Oldest postal clerks
in the service, and who has of late been on the
run between this city and St Louis, has been
dismissed He is succeeded by Charles Porter,
of UhrichsVilie, o.
SOCIETY.
A surprise entertainment" was rendered An
Choir Lodge. No. 16, S. L., last night, by Brother
L. j. Ganter aud Sister Ada Ganter. The pro.
gramme consisted of songs, Rotations and in
strumental music by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM: 7.
Smith and daughter, Miss Ada Ganter, Miss Ida
DeAthy and Baby Brown. Agood time was had.
The congregation of the Fifth Presbyterian
Church gave its pastor, Rev. G. G.. Mitchell, and
his family, surprise last evening in the way of
pound party. 1t was an event that spoke or
the renewed interest in this church. Mr.. Mitch
ell has succeeded in not only enlarging the mem
bership. but in bringing all of the old members
to his assistance in his good work.
A few days since Mrs. D. W. Coffin enter
tanned few of her lady friends at an ''old
ladies' tea, In honor of Mrs. Butler, of Washing
ton, mother of Noble c. Butler. Those present
were Mrs. Adset, Mrs Judge Finch, Mrs. Newell
Mrs. Morrison, Mrs Noble G. Butler and Mrs
Meigs They had pleasant afternoon talking
of the days of ''Auld Lang Syne," as the &C.
quaintance of some of them dated back fifty
years.
Rev. w H Wydman, pastor of the Seventh
NJ. E. Church, was visited last evening by mem
bers of his congregation and other friends at his
home, 402 Bellefontaine street. ALI who came
brought gifts for him and his family. Mr.
Wydman was moved by this expression of regard
and to his unlooked-for guests returned thanks
as we'll as his emotion would permit In all sew
eral hundred dollars worth of presents were re-
ceived, the ladies of the church donating par
lor carpet, set OF window shades and four
chairs, while the other members of the church
left substantial gifts OF all kinds. An elegant
supper was spread by the guests, of which over
one hundred persons, young and old, partook.
BEvINGToN-LANDER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov 10.-Charles FL. Bev-
ington, of Chicago. and Miss Kittie Lander were
married this morning in the presence of large
number Of invited guests including many from
Springfield, Peoria and elsewhere in the State
The bNde has been prominent in social circles,
T. A. Ill -
neers of the city. The groom occupies a promi-
nent position in the Chicago e. Northwestern
railway Offices in Chicago, where they will re-
side in future
TREES -HARsHMAN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Nov. 10.-Dr. J. w. Trees, one
of the wealthiest citizens of Rush county, was
united in marriage at 10 o'clock to-day to Miss
Sarah Harshman, at the residence of John Bes-
sing. The wedding was quite elegant Rev. T.
L. Hughes, of the Presbyterian Church, per-
the room train for eastern trip. Miss Harsh
man is half-sister of John Blessing, and one Of
the most esteemed ladies in this city.
Hotel Arrivals.
Bates House: w. T. Blackburn, Paris ILL.,;
E. b. Hutchinson, Richmond; j. p. Norvell j.
A. Rouse and Spencer T. Ball. Terre Haute; E.
a. Davis, Aurora, Ind; d. C. Speaker Kokomo
w. A. Powell ard wife. Shelbyville; g. W. Ken
drick, Marion; G. A. Williams. Charlottesville;
jason B. Brown. Seymour; John Reynolds. New
Carlisle w. g. DePauw New Albany Will A.
Haugh, Henry Warner, Greenfield.
Occidental Hotel: E. G. Wilson, Montezuma
DR.. VIM. E. Brandt, Washington; G. B. Lock
hart, Martinsville; John Hener, Noblesvlle
Thomas Mcmahon, Union City; John Rooney,
Attica; e. P. Thompson, Ladoga; A. NJ Robin
son, DanvilIe; Samuel Belling, Fort Wayne S.
A Truman Lawr0ncehurp: R. l. Jenkins Perm.
Joseph Todd, Delphi; VIM. Teeters, Logansport;
Walter Kopp, Vincennes; P. A. Lewis, Thorn
town.
Grand Hotel: d. Fl. Williams, Lafayette; r.
L. Stewart, Dayton; G.. G.. Ross E. S. Daniels,
Logansport; w. M. Marsh and wife, Muncie; W.
Il Hort Boston; VIM Robinson, New York; r.
Murphy, Cincinnati; Fl. Hunt, j. Mccormick,
Clayton; j. A. McGregor. Columbus; A. F. Arm
strong, Kokomo; Geo. Bliss, Rushville; S. j.
Brush, Columbus Nj M. Kigan and son, Frank
fort Ind; A. L. Palmer, Michigan City; L. NJ.
Wistlake, Youngstown; w. M. Kleeman, Colum-
bus; G. w. Cunningham, Charlottesville; W.
Davis, New Castle.
Denison House: G. A. Smith. Boston; T. NJ
Hehnessy, New York; Joe o. Dye, Richmond,
Ind; I. j. Callman, Cincinnati A. A. Van
Buren, and wife, Louisville. KY; c. S. Brooks,
"A. L. Brooks, Boston; NJ. A. Fisher, St Louis;
N. Y. w. F. Knowlton, Massachusetts; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs Wulsin.
Lucien Wulsin, Miss Wulsin, Miss Lille Wul-
sin, r. j. lewis. W. II. Thorne, John Gates,
Miss Goodhue, Frank Goodhue John Gibson,
A. Klein, Miss Goshorn, Charles Decker. George
B. Ellard Cincinnati; Mrs. johnson, Miss John
son. Louisville; G. E. Wolff, p L. Wheeler,
Frank L. Goodwin w. D. Wilson, New York;
H. j. Davis, F. L. Smith, Boston
THE COURT RECORD.