The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Belle Hoskinson is visiting her sister at
Greenvile, Ill.
Mr. John "a. Holiday, of the News, has gone
to Maxinkuckee.
Judge John T. Scott, of Terre Haute, was in
the city yesterday.
Col. G. S. Willard has gone East to attend the
funeral of his wifes mother.
DR.. William R. Davidson, of Evansville, is in
the city, stopping at the Bates House.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FL. Hubbard left last
night for ten days visit to Kansas City.
William a. and Hiram j. Craft and John Cut
ting have gone to Chicago to engage in bust
pess
Mrs. r. c. Day gave pleasant supper, last
evening, in honor Of her sister from Amherst,
Mass.
Hiram Hadley. president of the Friends
Academy at Bloemingdale, was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs B. N. Huston of Connersville. is in the
city, stopping with her husband at the Denison
House.
Mr.. Elmer NJ Brouse and Rob M. Long have
gone to Los Angeles, Cal, seeking health and
pleasure.
State Auditor Rice goes to Cincinnati to-day
to receive treatment for rheumatism from which
he is suffering.
Mrs. John streight has returned from the
East and is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A. Hum
phrey, No. 435 Broadway.
G. c. Hadley. formerly student of Butler
University, now practicing law in Scott City,
Kan, WAS in the city yesterday.
William Small, of Washington, D. c., late
| postofice inspector, was in the city yesterday,
on his way to 81. Paul for brief vacation.
| Arthur B. Grover, who graduated this year
from the High school, will leave for Boston. on
Saturday, and 1t Is his intention to enter Har-
| ward College.
Rev. Love Jamison, one Of the pioneer preach
| ers OF Indiana, who is we'll known in this city,
where he lived fer many years. is hopelessly i'll
| at his home in Acton.
| At the Indiana turnfest held in Louisville
the best composition the subject, "Influerce of
Turning Upon the Mind and Body" In the gen.
eral turning contest George Mas stood seventh
| and Albert Metzger eighth.
The Central-avenue Church choir was sere-
naded Tuesday evening, at the residence of j. B.
Conner No. 360 Park avenue, by Professor
Radey's band, of Whiteland, Ind, which was in
the city for the purpose of furnishing music at
the railroad fair. There were over a hundred
young ladies and gentlemen present Refresh
ments were served and a very enjoyable time
was had.
Mrs. c. E. Wright and daughter Lotte, came
very near being seriously injured yesterday
morning by being thrown from their buggy near
the corner of Meridian and Michigan streets,
where the vehicle was Str lck by one of the heavy
wagons OIL tne Northwestern Ice Company MRS.
Wright was badly bruised about the face, and
her left wrist was sprained Miss Wright, how
ever, escaped unhurt.
On next Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock,
/ Bishop Chatard assisted by a number of the
clergy, will lay the corner stone of the new Cath
ollc Church at St Marys of the Woods, near
Terre Haute. Outside the school there the con-
gregation is not large. There are about fifty
Sisters of Providence at the school through the
year, and for three weeks there are 500 Sisters
IN retreat, they coming there from all parts of
the country.