The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-28
Personal.

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Gray spent Thanksgiving
st Union City.
Governor Gray spent yesterday at his old
home in Union City
Miss Alice Messick left yesterday for New York
TO spend the winter.
Miss Ida Jaqua. of Union City, is visiting her
uncle, Governor Gray.
Mrs M ]. Fitch will 60 to Chicago on Tues
day to reside permanently.
Fred Stems, of Rushvlle, visited friends on
Christian avenue Tuesday
George B. Walton and wife spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Rushvile friends.
Mrs. Alma McKown, of New Richmond, O., is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Lizzie Walker will; go to Charlottesville
soon to visit Miss Lois Peirce.
Mrs. Carrie Hall and son left Thursday for
New York, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Leslie Thornton, of Cleveland is visiting
Miss May Baker, on Pine street
Mrs. M. NJ. Lands and son, John, have re-
turned from Gunnison City. Col
Mr.. Joseph Ship is very seriously i'll at his
home on North Delaware street.
Miss Mamie Kiersted is home from a delight
full visit to friends in Springfield, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Spann will return from
Malone, N Y, the last of this week.
Mrs Sallie D. Vajsn will entertain two young
Mrs. Lizzie Northrop, of New York city, will
sing at Christ Church, at the morning service
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Arens, of Chicago are
spending few days In the city with friends
Mr.. Merrick Vinton, of st. Paul, Mimi,
formerly of this city, is visiting his old friends
Miss Mary Thompson. of Anderson, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Plant, No. 2S2 Christian avenue
Mrs. Charles w. Armstrong and Mrs Mary
Fortune, of Boonville. are visiting in the city.
Mrs Morris and Miss Beatty returned yester-
day, from Louisville, where they have been for a
few days.
Miss Lille NJ Roney returned on last Wednea-
day from very pleasant visit to Wapakonera
and Troy, o.
Mr.. ard Mrs Comstock, of Cleveland, ara
guests of Mrs Comstock's parents. Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Latham
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Jameson and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry s. Hanekel returned from their weddin e
trips on Tuesday.
stss Martha Wright is visiting Mr. and Mrs
Caldwell in New York city. She will return
about the holidays
Miss Lizzie, of Franklin, who came up to at
tend the Evans Aloways wedding is the guest
Of Miss Clara Clark.
Mrs William Perry ard daughter Grace of
North Judson, were the guests of Governor GriSy
aud family last week.
Miss Rose Baldwin. who has been spending a
few days at home with her parents, will return
TO Louisville TO morrow
Miss Celia Armenstein, of Cincinnati and
Miss Nora Brown, of Covington, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stone.
Mr. Louis Schmidlap will spend the winter
months in southern California probably at Riv-
erside. He will leave in about week.
Mrs. Agnes Ewalt of Mattoon Ill. is the
guest of Mrs. Hile Payne and will accompany
Mrs. DR. S. N. Sanders home, on Monday
Miss Birdie Holmes, Miss Jeanette Halford.
and Miss Pierce will return to Oxford to-
morrow, after their short vacation at home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. IL Vaien and daughters will
leave this week for southern California aud
Washington Territory to be absent all winter
Mrs L. May Wheeler has severed her connec
ton with the Sentinel as society editor to be
come associate editor of the Veterans Review.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Judson. of Litchield. H.
formerly Miss Mae Mcmahon, returned home
yesterday, after a visit TO relatives il this City
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Fu-nas. of Ash street
have returned from Springfield, o.. where they
have been visiting friends for the past tire.
weeks.
Samuel G. Meredith, one of the oldest printers
in the city, yesterday celebrated his seventy
ninth birthday at his residence, on BlackforC
street
Miss Nellie Coffin who has been visiting he
brother Mr.. Chas. Coffin and family for seyera
weeks, returned TO her home. in Bloomington
yesterday.
Fl. n. Walkers class of young ladies. of IN,
Second Presby terian Sunday school, gave to tn,
Orphan Asylum the sum Of sl5 as Thanksgiv
ing offering.
Mr. Thoraas G. Moore and family. of Chicago
have been visiting for few days at his sisters
hrs Bowles, on North Meridian street The,
return to Chicago tonight
Miss Emily S. Bingham viii give an afternoon
OF readings at Plymouth Church on Monday o
next week. Her selections will comprise III
bed pieces Of her repertoire to show her versa