The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

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IAl matters Of int rest and items of news whether
hthe city OF State proper for this department, viii
Be printed if properly sutheuticated.l
Mr. Pierre Gray ysas called to Piqua, O., last
Friday on business.
Rev. George Edward Walk, of Louisville, was
10 the city last week.
Mrs. E. A. Parker and daughter have re-
lurned from Aberdeen. o.
Miss Ketcham is in Virginia selecting stop
Fing place for the art excursion
Miss Emma Hoeelsnd is spending the summer
with her aunt at Louisville. KY.
Mrs R G. Herrick and little SON, Frank. are
nsiting relatives at Winchester, Ind.
Miss Rose Brinkley. of Anderson. is the guest
u Miss Bessie Stone, No. AL North Illinois
street.
State Senator johnson, of Aurora. spent the
latter part of the week in the city, attending to
legal business.
Mrs Winbigler and daughter Laura, of An
sonia, o., are visiting Mrs T. w. Brown, on
North Noble street
Miss Lillian Russell. Of Danville. ILL.,, is visit
ing Mrs. Frank e. James, and will spend three
Or four weeks in the city.
Rev. w. K Azbee and wife. missionaries from
Jamaica, are in the city, guests of Rev. and
Hrs. David Walk. Bellefontaine street
The sixteenth annual reception of Mrs. e. j.
Prices School will occur at her residence, No.
10! North Illinois street, tomorrow evening
Mrs. William Downs of Logansport, is visit
ing Mrs. E. " Thomas and her sister. Mrs
Mamie Hartley. on North Pennsylvania street
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Meyers of Logansport
are in the city. visiting the parents of Mrs.
Meyers, and will remain until after tho Amer
lean Opera season.
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Bessonies will 60 to Washing
ton, Ind, on Wednesday next to attend the
meeting of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Of the State. which convenes at that place.
John p st. John. of Olathe, Kan. the Pro
hibition candidate for President in the last cam
paign is the guest of his sister, Mrs. William
d. Boaz. at her residence No. 321 South Penn
sylyania street
Mr.. G. W. Smith, general manager of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, who has
been the guest of Mrs. t. A. Lewis, of North
Meridian street, for the past week, returned to
his home at Topeka, Kan, yesterday.
G. L. Divine, we'll known from his long con-
nection with Indianapolis newspapers, has ac-
eepted the position of manager of the Indiana
Photo Eniargng Company a newly organized
enterprise, which will engage in business in this
city.
w. n Smythe has just issued his report of
The annual convention of Masons, which was
held in this city on May Is, only nine days after
the close of the session. which is the shortest
time on record among the Grand Lodge secreta-
5ies
Mrs. George W. Hoss, well known to large
number of people in this city, having resided
here for sixteen years, died in Baldwin City.
Kan, on last Tuesday, after long and intense
suffering from neuralgia. A short time before
her death, in speaking of her friends. she said:
Send my love to them all, far and near"
tea party in honor of her cousin Miss Grace
Atwood, of Rock Island, was given by Miss Car
tie Pearson. on Friday evening, to twelve
guests, among whom were Misses Mary and
Dill
Fletcher. Miss Eva Aldridge. Miss Mary Stacy,
Miss Gusta Long, Miss Edna Spellman, Miss
Grace Jennings and Katie Baldwin.
Saturday People: Mrs lowering, who is one of
our best and at the same time most modest
singers. had the most trying position of the fes-
tival in the Fac ut Portem" from Stabat Mater.
1t is heavy. difficult and not at all snowy, and
was sung with Lehman sitting beside the SOLO
ist, rustling the music leaf for leaf. Under all
these circumstances it was beautifully rendered.
The Richardson Zouaves will give reception
complimentary TO their honorary members at
the residence of Lieutenant Kercheyal, No
1881 College avenue, on Friday evening. This
Is the second of regular series of entertain
ments to be given by the company, to which no
one is admitted except active and honorary
members These entertainments have been
greatly enjoyed by those who are privileged to
attend. The expenses are all paid by the COM
pany, and guests are not called upon to con-
tribute for any purpose whatever. The COM
pany Is taking a leading place both socially anos
as military organization.
.The "Guiid Section" of Christ Church was
entertained by Mrs. e. A. Bradley, at the rec
tory, on North Tennessee street, Thursday aft
ernoon and evening, in q delightful manner. The
guests were Mrs. John Love. Mrs. A. Cady,
Mrs. Knickerbacker Mrs. Mary VOORHEES,, Mrs.
Charles Judson, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kers.ed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Mr. and
Mrs. Lands, Mr.. and Mrs. Cathie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bacon, Mr. and Mrs Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs Fu-
gate, Mrs. Amelia Mansur Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Nor
Tison, Mrs. Hays Mr.. and Mrs. Merryfsh. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Meigs, Mrs.
Ing the summer months the social gatherings
Of the guild will be continued instead of at
tempting other work. as it is believed the mem
bership can be largely increased through the
mediura Of occasional socials.