The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles, of Washington,
u. O., is IN the city.
C. A. Munson, Democratic candidate for Audi
tor of State is at the Grand Hotel
Mr. John Wagner, of Knightstown, was in
the city yesterday, en- route to St Louis.
Mr. r. B. Beauchamp and Miss Corne Beau
champ, of Upton, were in the city yesterday.
Clerks Elliott and Updegraff, of the Grand
HOTEL have gone to st. Louis to see the expssi-
ton.
Miss Josephine Gardner of Sandusky O.. is
visiting her brother Fred Gardner, at No. 3l4
College avenue.
Hon. Charles F. Griffin, Republican candidate
fo- Secretary of State is in the city, stopping at
the Bates House.
Judge John r. Coffroth, John B. Sherwood,
Owen Ball and w. J. Bali of Lafayette, were in
the city yesterday.
Fl. w. Wiley, analytical chemist in the Agri-
cultural Department at Washington, is 10 the
city, stopping at the Denson House
Rev. J. Albert RondthaIer has gone to I4ogans-
port to conduct services at the Presbyterian
Church there during communion season lie will
return on Thursday.
Judge and Mrs G. c. Hines, having returned
from Vermont, stopping at the Denison.
They will attend the reunion of the Fifty-sev-
enth Indiana, at Knightstown, on Thursday and
Friday.
Anna the little daughter of Frank w. Sam
uels, living at No 43 Christian avenue, died last
night from diphtheria. She was an unusually
bright child, of endearing manners, and her death
is sad blow to her parents. The burial will be
this afternoon, and private.
SOCIETY
Miss Carrie VanVorhis is visiting friends in
New Albany.
Mr. and Mrs A Kiefer have returned from a
trip to Minneapolis and ST. Paul
Miss Cora Campbell, daughter of Senator
Campbell of Danylle, is visiting in the city.
Mrs. VIM. L. Marcy left last night for Chicago
to visit relatives and friends. She will be alb
sent several weeks.
Mrs O. 8. Dean, Of Holbrook, Mass, is ex-
pected in few days TO visit her daughter Mrs.
A. j. Halford, on North Illinois street
Mrs. E. A Bradley, who has remained East
until now, will join her husband, Rev. e. A.
Bradley. at Chicago, and attend the convention
The ladies having charge of the booths for the
Flower Mission fair especially requested to
be present at the meeting to be held this morn
ing at the Denison Hotel at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. William Judson will entertain few
friends on Thursday afternoon, in compliment to
Mira. Clara Liscomb Proudfit of Madison. Wis,
and Miss Berkenmeyer, who will spend the com
ing winter with Mrs. Charles Judson
The Gentlemeu's Literary Club held It's OMEN
ing session. last night at it's room il Plymouth
was In the chair, and there was an unusually
large attendance OF members and OF ladies' Mr.
Louis Howland's paper on Freedom provoked
q lively discussion. Next Monday night the
club discusses the question of Liquor Lesisla-
ton"
The first -seeting of the Christ Church branch
of the " oman's Auxiliary Society met yester-
cay afternoon with Mrs Charles Meigs No.
400 North Pennsylvania street. There was good
attendance, ard paper on 1.-The Chinese" by
air licfnp cd to yvit }Dba
After the reading the subject was generally dis
cussed by the.pfesident, Rev. E. A. Bradley, and
the members each giving thoughts on the topic.
Mrs. Meiess also read q rhythmic piece.
the subject Of having the feet bandaged when
small and the consequent pain endured The
talks and readings were intersrersed WITH music
and recitation by Miss Hattie Hall, and fol-
lowed by refreshments dispensed by the hostess
and her daughters. The next meeting will be
held at Grace Church, on the 18th, when Miss
Emory, missionary to foreign lands is ex-
pected to be present
The farewell social rendered to Rev. Augustine
Prentiss, the retiring rector OF Grace P. E.
Church. last night, at the residence of MIR.
Charles Sudlow No 63l North Pennsylvania
street was largely attended, including the Bishop
and members not only of Grace Church. but
from Christ and ST. Paul's The guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Sudlow and Mr.. Prem
tiss and the refreshments were in charge of the
ed by Major Marsh in behalf of the members
of the church, with two stoles, one
of dark green. with handsome en-
broidery and fringe and the other of
dark red. Mr.. Prentiss was deeply touched by
the remembrance, and made feeling response.
There were several beautiful floral designs and
bouquets presented and placed about the rooms
Mr. Prentiss will leave to-day for Colorado,
where he has accepted pastorate
Hnrel Arrivals
Denisen House: B. F. Libby. r. S. Howard,
G. r. Gardner, Miss Blanche Curtisse Miss Jes-
sic Buckner New York; Coleman Rogers,
Wichita Kan; VIM. d. Foulke, Rich
mond; Herbert Royston. Chicago; W. c. Wilson,
Lafayette Mrs. Frank Doran, Michigan City:
]. Fl. Msllett New Castle; w. NJ. Mellett, Fort
Smith. Ark; S. A Wilson. Muncie; Dr. H M.
Smith Miss Alice G. Smith, Mrs. Sale Tin
dolph Vincennes; d. l. Roberts, Cincinnati; A.
Anderson, Louisville.
Grand Hotel: Fl. E. Dishman, New Albany;
W. L. McCarty, NJ d., Ladoga; Jay III. Adams
Lafayette; W. A. HUMPHREYS and wife, Port
land; o. p Pindell Xenia. O.; E. E. Stoddard,
jackson, Mich; r. A. Innis, Rushville John
Wagner, Kniehtstown: 7. J; Nixon and wife,
Leas. Marion; H. B. Smith and wife Hartford
City; J. d. Smith, Goldsmith; L. L, Clemens.
Terre Haute E. L. Strnger, Fort WAYNE: S.
W. Smith, Rockville; L. V. Boyle, Obion Tenn.
Bates House: w. L. Stovall Danville; VIM.
F. Bitter. Nottingham, England; c. A Davidge,
j. r. Duncan, Charlottesville; George L. Terry,
Elkhart; J. G. Mccoy Dallas: Rev. G. w Nc
Campbell, Stapleton; L. l.. Mccormick, Lafay-
cite; Samuel Annear, Mexico, Mex; Ben L.
Smith Rushville; Moses Baker. Stockwell; c.
g. Shaw and wife, Miss NJ. S. Barnes, Worth
ington; p. P. Messler, W. r. l.. Ayres Dayton;
Jos. G. Rogers, Loeansport; Chas Hamilton
Martinsville; w. NJ. Pennington Terre Haute;
j. 0. Henderson, Kokomo j. NJ. Gilmore, JEFF
fersonville
Recovery Of Stolen Jewelry.
Constable Reinhold yesterday recovered the