The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY,

Gen. T. W. Bennett, of Richmond, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. j. W. Bingham, late of the Chicago News,
is making visit to his father, Mr. j. j. Bing-
ham and family.
Miss Annie Mcclure, a young LADY we'll known
in society here, is lying dangerously i'll st her
home in Chicago
Mrs. DR.. Wagner has returned to her home in
this city after a two months stay with her par
ents, much improved in health.
j. A. Lemcke of Evansville, the Republican
candidate for Treasurer of State, is in the city,
stopping at the Denis 1n House.
Mr.. and Mrs C. L. 8ookwalter, from Miamis-
burg. o.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dut-
ton, No. sol North Mississippi street.
Mr.. Bassett has lately added to his art collec-
ton the Sherman Meadows" by Mr. Cox, and
several fine, small marine views, one by r.
Swain Clifford
Mr. D. B. johnson, editor of the Kokomo Gaz-
ette-Tribune, was in the city yesterday. In
common with all Kokomokes, Mr.. johnson tells
great tales of their great strike Of natural gas,
and predicts that the city will be immeasurably
benefited by it.
Joseph Irwin. of Columbus; j. NJ Bradford,
Frankfort 0. A. Somers, Kokomo; H =. Travis
Fowler; Geo. W. Duncan. Greenfield; N. l.
Throckmorton, Lafayette; w. L. Rabourn, Will
Transport; John N. Loop, Kokomo. and Captain
Thomas ii. Martin, Lebanon, were among the
prominent visitors to the city yesterday who
caiIeu at hepuoilcan headquarters
Atlanta Constitution: The sermon of Rev. z.
I. Sweeuy, at the Church of Christ, yesterday
morning. was one of the most eloquent ever
heard in Atlanta. 1t was powerful presenta-
ton of the claims of Christianity, and produced
an impression never to be effaced. Mr.. Sweeny
is remarkable preacher. 1t is doubtful if the
best pulpit orators of the country in any man
ner stand above him. The people of this city
should hear him during his stay here He will
preach at the Church of Christ every night this
week.
Rev. Dr. VIM NJ Taylor, of the Tabernacle
church. New York CITY, accompanied by Rev.
DIR. Kirkwood, of Edin burgh, Scotland, spe 1T the
day in the city yesterday and dined with Rev.
Dr. Mcleod. They left here last night for
Minneapolis, guests OF President Hammond, of
the l., ID. 81 s., in his private car. They will go
from there to other points in the West and
Northwest. DR.. Taylor expressed himself as
hale and hearty in his orthodoxy as ever, and
without any sympathetic yearniDg toward new
theologies. His visit, we'll as that of his dis
tinguished friend, is purely one of pleasure and
recreation.
Visitors from this city to New York and to
the st. Louis exposition this year say that Mr..
L. Z. Steele's pictures in those two places were
among the best 1.-THE Boatman," at the Metro
politan Museum. New York. is one of the most
striking things there. Mr.. Steele is busIy inn
proving this fine weather in putting ''The glo-
rious tipple of an October morning on canvas
and Is hoping that the rain will keep away until
he can unlSn MS Work. his ADMIRERS are look
ing forward to seeing his October studies. They
will be publicly exhibited on Nov g. He is
sketchng near Vernon, where the landscapes
are idyilic and pastoral, with wonderful long
slopes of green and vast leafy oaks and syca-
mores 1t is pleasant to have our Indiana land
scapes appreciated
SOCIETY
Mrs Blair of North Delaware street is visit
ing friends and relatives in Crawfordsville
Mrs j. B. Dill has returned from visit of
two weeks to her sister, Mrs. Matlock, of Chi
cago.
Mrs Orpheus Everts, of College Hill Cincin-
natl, is the guest IF the family of Mr. Fred
Bags.
Miss Celia Gosdorfer, of Cincinnati, is spend
ing several weeks with the family of Mr.. Her
man Bamherger.
Mrs. Chas Calkins, of Grand Rapids, will ar
rive, on Saturday, to visit her sister, Mrs
Chauncey Butler.
Invitations have been issued by the Bon Ton
Dancing Club for dance at the Classical School
Hall tomorrow night.
Mrs. James N. Bearnes, of Minneapolis. is Wis
iting her parents. Colonel and Mrs. s. F. Gray, on
North Delaware street
Mrs. j. D. Wade, of Cleveland, is in the city
visiting her parents, and will in a day or two
leave with Mr. Wade for trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. Joseph Moore and family, who have been
spending the summer at their home. Tauele-
wood. will return to the city the last of this
month.
MISS Alma Martin, after spending few DAYS
very pleasantly with Miss Bertha Cook, No. $50
North Alabama street, has returned to her home
in Greenfield.
Mr.. John H Vajen, Mr. J. B. Dill and other
Maxinkuckee property-owners will 60 to that
summer resort, to day. for the last visit and in
spectlon OF the season.
Mrs. Era Steele Collins, who has been spend
ing the past three weeks with her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. W. T. Steele will return to her home
in Hartford, Conn. to day.
Mrs. James e. Gilbert, Mrs. T. P. Haughey
Mrs. T. M. Gallahue and Mrs. Fred Baggs have
the Northwestern branch of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society, which is in session
there now.
"Our Social" will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. Kiser, on East Market street. The ladies
have not met for several weeks. They will be-
gin preparations very soon for an entertainment
to be given in December to raise funds to carry
on their charitable work
The social given by the young ladies of the
Sixth Christian Church at the Virginia avenue
Rink last night was very literally patronized.
The Rice Zouaves kindly gave an exhibition
drill which was highly complmented by those
present Mr. Frank Butts, of the company
pleased those present by a lightning Zouave |
drill. Refreshments were served after the drill
The net proceeds of the evening were very sat
isfactory, and will go toward repairing the Sixth
Church.
Miss Robbie Lee, daughter of Mrs Jane Lee,
was married very quietly at the residence of
Mr.. w. S. Lynn East Michigan street. on
Tuesday morning to Mr.. Dare of Minneapolis
The ceremony was performed by Bishop Knick-
erbacker. in the presence of few relatives and
friends, among them the grootns mother from
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Lucen Hills, of
Cleveland, uncle and aunt of the bride Mr.
and Mrs Dare left at noon for their home in
Minneapolis
Mr. John Lyle Cloueh and Miss Fannie c.
Brapham were married last evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, No. SO College av-
enue. The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
Albert Rondthaler, and only few of the rela-
tives and immediate friends of the couple were
present. Among the guests from a distance
were Mr.. j. S. Thurston, of Minneapolis; Mrs
Nash, of Salt Lake City, and Mr. r. B. Mafitt,
Of Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. CIough left last even