The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-16
was very large, and the net proceeds which
are to 90 toward repainting the church, were
very satisfactory.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Eliza Parry has gone to Pioua, o., on a
visit to relatives
Mrs. Amelia Keen and Mrs. Chas. A. Keen, of
Toledo, are spending few days in the city
Mrs. Philip Burchenal, of Pittsield, Mass,
who has been spending few weeks in the city,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Downing is spending short time in ST.
Louis, with Colonel Downing, who is attending
to his interests in the cable road
W. T. Fenton, long a resident of this city,
now cashier of the First National Bank of OF
tumwa, Ia, is in the city visiting friends.
A. G. Levi partner in one of the largest hat
houses Of New York. is visiting his brother,
Henry G. Levi, of the Model clothing store
Mr.: Joseph w. Blenkamp, of Milwaukee and
Mr.. Thomas Strong, of Chicago. will spend to-
morrow in the city, guests of Mr.. Will Abbott.
j. D. Battles, NJ D., and wife, of Griegsvile,
III, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Gran
dali No. 1874 North Illinois street. The Doctor is
the father Of Mrs. Crandall and is eighty-six
years old.
The Synod of Indiana is meeting at Vim
cennes. On Sunday tomorrow the Rev. Dr.
GILLESPIE, of New York, will preach A NUMBER
OF ministers and elders have gone down from
this city as delegates and visitors
Mr.. Carl Swiggett. who has been very i'll at
and Mrs j. l.. Fugate on North Meridian street,
is recovering and with his wife will leave for the
East next week in search of health.
Mr.. and Mrs B. W. Wilson and daughter Mr..
and Mrs Frank Radcliffe, daughter and son and
Miss Willie Perkins, of Louisville, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wells North street.
They attended the Y M. G. A. festival last night
and will return home to night.
A Madison, Wis, special of the 18th says: "At
O'Clock this afternoon Miss Mary Tyner daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Tyner. of Madison,
but formerly OF indianapolis, was married to
Prof j. F. Barr, Nebraska ranchero, who was
formerly principal of the hig h-school at Lehigh
and Lancaster, Pa"
The Olympian Nv. To- Partisan says: ''We
have seen typewriter copy of the speech
which Mr.. Voorhees, Is delivering on his tour
among his people, It covers sixty three pages,
and makes use of the personal pronoun Il no
less than three hundred and thirty eight times"
This is the Senator's son, who is the Congress
sional Delegate from the Territory.
SOCIETY.
Miss Margaret Barry is visiting her friend,
Miss Edith Lacey at Charlotte, Mich.
Mrs. Frank Creelman will 60 to Bellefontaine,
to-day, to visit her mother for a fortnight
The first meeting of the ChautauQua Literary
and Social Circle will be held this afternoon with
Miss Seeley and Miss Hawn.
Mrs. Anna Wocott, of Washington, D. c.,
and Miss Anna Tanner. Of Paris, ILL.,, are visit
ing Mrs Edwin Nichols, No. 673 North Merid-
ian street
The Bon Ton Seniors gave their opening dance
at the Girls Classical School, last evening.
There were several persons from Terre Haute
and Muncie.
Cards were issued yesterday by Mr. and Mrs.
Erastus Vinton, to the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Maud c.. to Mr.. Koss N. Shaw, on Wednes-
day evening, Oct 81, at the family residence on
East Market street.
There was a large attendance at the meeting
of the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. The
first paper read was by Miss Catherine Merrill,
on Literary Criticism" Miss Merrills article
was replete with wisdom and full of interest
The second paper, on the subject "An Apologize
was quite entertaining. conversation, "The
Great Critics." was led by Mrs. James NJ. Win
tiers, and during the talk a number were men
toned. and, in connection, their manner and
style of writing. Great interest was evinced in
the subjects and their presentations.