The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-10
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Miss Lulu Gwinn is visiting relatives in Ko-
MIR. Philip T. Whitehead, of Wooster, o., is
| in the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs Horace Pond, of Boston, spent
| yesterday in the city.
| Miss Bessie Bowman has gone to Monticello
| to remain two months
| Mrs William Nelson has returned from visit
of several weeks in the East.
Mrs w F. Mason has returned to the Pacific
| coast, after short visit in this city
| Miss Edith Lacey, of Charlotte Mich, will
| visit Miss Margaret Barry next month.
| Mr. John P. Perry left yesterday for Kansas
City, and will probably locate there permanently.
| Austin n Capp and wife, of Boston. are visit
| ing Mrs Il. +. Witt, at No. ITO Central avenue.
| Miss Kingston and Miss Elizabeth Jones, Of
| Springfield Ill.,, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs W.
Daniels.
Mrs. John T. Miller and daughters have gone
to Medina, Nd, to visit Mr.. Milers parents and
relatives.
Mrs Cora Schofeld of Carthage, Mo-, is Wis
Meridian street
Miss Sallie Shelton, of Danville, KY, is the
guest of Mrs. Salie d. Vajen, and will remain
during the holidays.
Mrs N. D. Rushton and son. of Trenton, N.
j., and Mrs. George Rushton, of Jersey City, are
guests of relatives here
Mrs Ella Sullivan will leave. on Monday, for
Florida, to spend the winter, and will probably
| remain there permanently.
COL A. W. johnson and wife, and Mr. OFT
| Hasselman and family. have taken rooms at the
Denison Hotel for the winter.
| Mr.. Sample Loftin and family will remove
| from haywood to this city as soon as be assumes
his official duties as county treasurer.
| Mrs. Ella Jordan Thomas. of Greensburg for
nlxv nfHx IS Me-
Hacker, on North Pennsylvania street.
7 Hon. Fred Douglass and wife will be residents
| of this city until March, and will stop at the
Denison. They are expected this week.
| Mrs Mary James and daughter, Belle, of
| East Ohio street, have gone to Springfield, H.,
| and will make that city their future home.
| Mr.. Fred Carpenter, wife and daughter, of
| Portsmouth, n. H., are spending a few days with
Mrs Carpenters brother, Mr.. j. G. johnson.
Mrs. j. Fl. McNeeley and daughter, of Evans
| vile, are visiting Mrs Chas Judson. They will
| leave for Richmond on Saturday to make visit.
| Mrs. Blitz and daughter, Annie. who have
| been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. r. N. Syl-
vester for several weeks, will leave to-day for
| their home in Minneapolis.
| Mrs. Boone, wife Of the Bishop of China is
| expected, to-day, to visit Rev and Mrs. j. S.
| Jenckes. on North Pennsylvania street. The
| bishop will arrive on Tuesday.
SOCIETY.
| Cards were issued yesterday by Mrs G. E.
| Kregelo for a reception, next Thursday, at
her home, No. 1873 North Tennessee street
| Mrs. Voorhees, and daughter, Mrs c. E. Jud-
son. with their guest, Miss Helen Birkenmayer,
| of Hartford, gave a large aud delightful recep-
ton at their residence No. 66l North Pennsyl-
vania street. yesterday The ladies were as
sisted by Mrs McNeely and daughter. of Evans
vile; Mrs. William Judson. who also celebrated
her SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary yesterday;
Mrs Fred Judson, Mrs. A A Cady, Mrs. Jen-
| ME Patterson. Mrs V. K. Hendricks, Mrs l.
| H Kiersted. Mrs. Dora Tousey, and Misses
| Hannah Tousey, Kitte Stone and Mamie Kier-
| sted. Numerous ladies we'll known in social
| among them many older citizens who are seldom
in the social circles of these latter days.
| HARRIs-HAHN.
| Special to the Indianapolis journal.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Dec. 9-Mr John B. Har-
ris one of the famous BOG Grant delegates to the
national Republican convention in 1880, and
prominent citizen, bushes man and politician of
this city, was married this evening to Miss Sara
| w. Hahn, of Philadelphia, at her home in that
| city. She was formerly a wellknown society
lady of Lincoln, Ill The couple will reside here.
Hotel Arrivals.
| Bates House: W. j. ROBBIE. Richmond; Geo.
| H. Anderson Muncie; Chas. W. Williams. Terre
| Haute; Jos. O. Carnell, Brazil; F. D. Huestis,
Crawfordsville Gerard Reiter, Vincennes D. l..
| Anderson, Greeneastle; N. H. Hutton. Rich
| mond; W. N Ross. Evansville; T. j. Ritten-
house, Connersville; John e. Lamb, Texre
Haute; J. Kronenbercer, j. T. Dickey, Martins
| vile; Frederick Nussel and wife, Brazil T. r.
| Lane and wife. Lebanon; Miss May Rodman,
| Kingman, Kan; j. B. Bennett and wife, New
| Orleans; G. K. Hendricks and wife, Benton Har-
| Dor, Mich; @. Ratliffe, Richmond; w. E. Dunn,
| Noblesville; Jacob Weis Madison; G. w. Dag
| gett, L. s. Briggs, Terre Haute
| Grand Hotel: w. A. Spurgeon. G. H. An
| thony. Muncie; A. P, Twineham, Princeton; w.
| K. Windle, Huntington; J. A. Bruner, Wabash;
| Isaac Wright. John Hancock, Kokomo; w A.
| Kittinger. Anderson; Nicholas Ensley Auburn:
| George w. Dickinson, Madison; r. Herring, Wa
| bash; VIM Farrell, A. Stout. Paol A. r. Col
| born. Michigan City; Dan Mcdonald, Plymouth;
| w. D. Foster Reelsville; w. r. Moon, Frank
| FORT VIM. Fleming, Fort Wayne; Will b. Reed,
| Attica; BSGraff Nelson, Fort Wayne, e. NJ
| Kemp, Wabash; j. Hormell, Whitlock; William
| Rider, Waynetown; Marion Stewart, Muncie;
| Thomas Anderson, Peru; E 7. Parker. W. B.
Msner. Logansport G. W. Kirk, Shelbyville;
| VIM. Henderson, Columbus; ID. Bay North Yer
non; Chas Hege, Columbus; Charles D. Shank,
North Vernon: T. F. Huehel, Anderson; Robert
M. Osborne, Terre Haute; Charles Harris South
Bend; D. B. Stayton, St. Joseph w. H. Brown,
Columbus; NJ Montgomery. Windsor; NJ II.
Thomas, Michigan City.
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