The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs A. B. Gates will go to Cincinnati to spend
the Patti season.
Mrs VIM. Scott is recovering from a severe
attack Of diphtheria
Judge Gresham is in the city, stopping at the
Denison House
Miss Belle Baker has gone to Louisville to
spend the holidays
DR.. Wl.lough5y Walling is in Washington, D.
| g., on business trip.
| State Auditor Rice viii go to Coyington to-day
| on railroad business.
| Miss Maud Liienthal who has been visiting
| in Chicago for a few days. will return to-day.
Mr.. and MRS. K, Ferguson and daughter of
| Omaha, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Smith.
| Gen. T. W. Bennett of Richmond was in the
| city yesterday, attending to Grand Army bus
mess.
Mr. and Mrs Casper johnson, of Detroit are
guests of Mrs. Johnsons sister, Miss Bessie Net
| tleton.
Mrs. john M Shaw went to New York. yes
terday, for a short visit to Mrs. Greer and
| daughter.
0Ir and Mrs. William Apologize will leave
| about the 10Th for the South to be absent about
| three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred z Conrad, of Washington.
| are spending few days in the city with friends
| and relatives.
Miss Minnie Gates will return from New York
| the 18th. accompanied by her friend, Miss Gut
| Ter, to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Bisphan of Philadelphia, form
erly Miss Carrie Russell, of this city, are spend
| ing the winter in Florence, Italy.
Miss Rounds and Miss Austen, of Maine, who
| have been the guests of Mrs. Holcombe. on East
Vermont street, left early this morning for home.
| The funeral of Mr.. N G.. Carter will take
| place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the resi-
dence of his brother, Vinson Carter, No 686
I Broadway.
| George Raper, of the Denison House. was
| married yesterday afternoon to Miss Ada B.
| Hunt at the residence of the brides uncle on
| Hoyt avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wulsin have returned
| from their wedding trip. and are delightfully."-
| situated at housekeeping in their home on North
| Meridian street
Mr.. Edward Harvey, a cashier of Kngan &
| Co., on leaving for Glendale Montana Territory,
| to accept position with the Hecla Mining Com
| pauy, was presented on Tuesday evening, by his
| friends il the establishment, with gold watch,
| chain and locket The presentation was made
in a neat speech by Mr.. Edward Murray, and
as appropriately replied to by Mr. Harvey.
SOCIETY.
Mr.. John Fl. Holiday gave a geutlemen's
| whist party last night in honor of Senator New
| ton Booth, of California.
school will hold fair, on Friday and Saturday,
at the school, on North Pennsylvania street
Numerous fancy articles will be.for sale.
There was large attendance at the Ladies'
| Missionary Society of the Second Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon. An excellent pa
per prepared by Mrs. Benz. Kelsey, onithe sub
ject of THE Gospel the Foundation of the High
| est Civilization" was read
The gathering of ladies at the reception of
Mrs: F. M. Finch and daughter yesterday, from
2 till o'clock, included the citys representative
people. Mrs. Finchs long residence and ex-
tended acquap lance brought rI>ly friends to
partake of her hospitality. Invitations were
| issued to two hundred and fifty, and there were
| few regrets. The ladies assisted by Miss
Conner, Mrs. J. FL. Howe, Mrs Albert Baker
Mrs Farquhar and daughter, Mrs Byron Finch
Mrs. Ed Dean, Mrs. Noble Butler and Mrs
Charles F. Haines. The house was prettily dec
Grated the nantes being banked with plants,
and baskets and bouquets of flowers were placed
| here and there. Among the guests from out of
town were Mrs. Godlove S. Orth and Mrs Oran
| McNutt of Lafayette; Mrs. Elliott, of Shelby
vile; Miss Mooney, of Columbus, and others.
| Cards bearing the date in gilt and tied with
| parti-colored ribbons were given to each guest.
The reception was of those pleasant enter
| tainments which are so popular.
| Hotel Arrivals
iDenison House: w c. Perry, Denver. COL;
! W. A. Brown, New Castle T. w Millikan New
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York; JAS. Patton w. c. Burk, Thorntown Ed
| Smith New Castle E. Fl. Scott, LaPorte; j. N.
Baughman and wife, Washington, D. G.; g. M.
Graves and wife, st. Louis; r. NJ. Birdsall, Chi
| cago; A. Brownell, Rochester, N. Y; j. c.
! Fisher, San Diego. Cal.
Bates House: Jas. McCaffrey, Cambridge
| City; G. NJ Crawford Benz. Crane Crawfords-
| vile; A d. Cressler, Fort Wayne; Jas. ONeil
Muncie; B. f. Kruzan Brazil; VIM. Grose, New
| Castle L. III. Hauser, Columbus Ind: A. L..
1 hald II, n "A
Hossler and wife, Warsaw j. R. Hayes, j. Fl.
Keyes John r. Broadway. o. e. Raidy, Terre
| Haute; Ed McLalien, Columbia City: NJ. N
Ross. Evansville; A. Brockway. Greencaste;
Jacob Weis. Madison; 'Chas. F. Griffin, Crown
Point S. o. Bayless Frankfort; G. H Prescott,
! John e. Williams, Terre Haute; Fl. NJ Lund,
Richmond; Phil. A. Donahue, Bedford; Mr. and
Mrs. A.. Il. Colborn, Michigan City; r. w. Day,
Bedford; A L. johnson, Muncie
! Grand Hotels III. Fl. Burrell, Brownstown: h
| p. Charles, SEYMOUR A. M. Scott and wife, La
| doga; b. Foster, Worthington; Geo. w. Pixley,
Fort Wayne; John Greiner, Madison; j. D.
Leighty, St: eph; H. B. Knapp. Frankfort;
| R. r. Breckenridge, Mrs r. r. Breckenridge
and Mary L. Paul. Monticello; J. G. Suit,
Frankfort; G. B. Stevenson. John Lille, Geo. w
Long, j. F. Wing Fort Wayne; Daniel McDon-
aid, Plymouth; VIM. I. Strickland B. NJ
Hutchinson, Columbus; John w. Smith. Port
/ land +. 3. Collins, Seymour; Thad. S. Adams
| Danvllle. James A. Dick, Vincennes; j. A. Man
| ming. G. W. Wood, Michigan City: NJ DeCamp
| j. w. Morrison Frankfort g. v. Ransom, Mich
| gan City; j. D. Alexander and wife, Bloomfield;
| J. Il. Piercy. GreeDcastle j. W. Ryan and wife.
Muncie; B. F. Ibach, Huntington; Robert Van
Nalzah. Thos B. Long, Terre Haute; z. F. Ora
ham, Washington.
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Oratory at Butler University.
The lecture of Maj o. NJ Wilson at Butler
University win be delivered tonight His SUBJ
iect will be Forbidden Fruit" Persons desir-
ing to attend from this CITY should leave notice