The Indianapolis journal., 1886-03-07
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL GOSSIP.

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be printed properly autheuticated.l
Mr.. Lindley vinton is in the East on business.
Miss Sadie Parker returned, last night from
franklin
Miss Grace Sickels If Dixon. ILL.,, is visiting
The family of her uncle in the city.
Mrs. Pierre Gray spsnt a few days of last
week with friends in Union City, Ind.
Miss Mary Worth is visiting relatives at An
derson. but viii return home tomorrow.
Mr.. James Smcox and wife. of Mount Com
FORT Ind, are visiting friends in the city.
Miss Lilly Winter, of Louisville. Ky. is visit
ing Miss julia Schnul on North Alabama street.
Mr.. S. A. Wilson and family. of Franklin,
Ind, are spending Sunday with relatives IN the
eity.
Matthew L Huette, clerk of the southern
prison, was in the city. yesterday, on ofhciai
business.
Mrs Jason Greenstreet entertained large
progressive euchre party. last evening, at her
residence.
Miss Carrie Kelsey Ferris, of Providence. r.
l., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Kelsey.
The fourth reception Of the season given by
the Elite Pleasure Club takes place at Pfaflins
Hall to morrow night.
Rev. DR.. Mcleod is in Louisville to-day preach
Ing for Rev. DR.. Willetts, who occupies the Sec
0nd Presbyterian pulpit.
Misses Maria Melcher and Ollie Lothman, of
Cleveland, are in the city, the guests OF the
Misses Piel, on East Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs R. J. Pedlow were pleasantly
surprised by their many friends. at their resi-
dence, on Douglass street, one evening last week.
Miss Maggie McKeever rendered solo in
brilliant manner at St Johns Cathedral. at the
morning service Sunday last Her voice
shows careful training.
Mr. Lowden Carrie, for q number of years
clerk in the Erie fast freight line Office in this
city, has accepted position IN Chicago with the
same company.
Prof James II. Howe dean of the college Of
music DePauw University. was in the city yes
terday He reports unexpected success in the
musical do Dartment this year.
Mr.. and 4Irs James Porter, of haywood, and
Miss Minnie Robinson and Miss Elizabeth Por-
ter, of Uniontown. Pa, spending to-day with
Mr. Horace Campn and wife. OF Ash street.
Misses Clara and Matte Pray gave party in
honor of Miss Matte Test, of Richmond. On last
Thursday evening, which was quite pleasant
Affair." Miss Tests friends. both old and new.
regret her departure for home.
Miss Anna Dunlap and Mrs. Emma Winsor
have purchased farm in Illinois to which they
will at once remove, Miss Dunlap leaving
tomorrow, and Mrs. Winsor following in a
short time. They have four hundred acres
Poultry raising will be their principal care.
The Mikado Progressive Euchre Club had
their regular meeting at the home OF Miss Net
bic Camplin. on Ash street, Friday evening
very pleasant evening was spent. and the decora-
tions were beautiful and neatly arranged. Miss
Kittie Grayson and Mr. John r.. Gray were hon
ored the favors of the evening
Mr. Fl. G. Levi has just returned from New
YORK and the East where he spent the last three
nnr yfcif n m
Levi attended the performances given by the
German and American opera companies. and
pronounces them the best he ever saw or heard
Mr. Low is a musical counoisseur, and great
admrer OF fine opera.
Saturday Peoples Mr. Ingram Fletcher. who
now has his home in Florida. has not been sue
cessful this year in his orange product-at least
it has not been very profitable. Mr. Fletcher
shipped carload of the delicious fruit to this
city. which yielded him profit Of but 10 cents
on the barrel. after the commissions and freights
were paid. But then, this has at best been but
bad year for oranges.
At the residence of DR.. NJ. Field on Broadway,
last Friday evening, quite q pleasant gathering
of friends met. and an excellent programme was
rendered by some of the best home talent Prof.
George Bass gave two selections Mrs. Theodore
Hanaman and Miss Hiebor sang two songs in ex-
eellent voice and taste: Barclay Walkers piano
solos were we'll rendered.; Hugh Campbell, in his
best humor. gave four selections; MRS. Meek
gave a piano solo, and last but not least, Rev.
Buskirk and Mr.. Rollins gave the company
treat by giving recitations. The guests, as well
as the Doctor and his wife, were well pleased.
Mr. Will E. VanNice and Miss Lille Hubbard
were united in marriage. in the presence OF
few friends and relatives at the residence of the
brides uncle. Alex Woods. on West Vermont
street. Thursday evening. The bride was very
becumingly attired in travelling dress Of golden
brown satin marvelleaux with panel and trim
mings of brocaded velvet the floral garniture
being Marechal Mel roses. After the ceremony,
the guests were served with elegant supper,
immediately after which the happy couple left
on the 4:45 train to visit relatives in Hamilton
county. On their return they 60 to their home
In Hendricks county.
BRIGHTwooD NOTES.
Things begin to look lively around the terra
Gotta works. In few weeks these shops will
be running, employing great number of men,
Under its new management, the Brightwood
Home is giving the boys great satisfaction. The
new superintendent seems to be the right man
for the place.
The name of W. r. Miner is mentioned for
auditor. Willis is popular out here, and would,
if nominated. control larger vote in Center
Northeast than any other man in the county.
The Presbyterians have finally decided to or
ganize church in this place. For the present
they will hold meetings in the lodger room of the
knights of Honor. Mr. Hendrickson, of the city,
is talked of for the pastor.