The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

DIR. O. s. Runnels returned last night from his trip
to Europe.
Abel Mcfarland of Napa CAL, is visiting his sisters
at No. 26 East st. Clair street.
George w. Pearce surveyor of Morgan county, was
in the city yesterday on business.
w. J. Hubbard, of the Citizens Bank, and John
.Lyth, of Delphi are IN the city
Mrs. F. Hollywood left last evening for New York
to visit Mr.. Hollywood, who is dying in that city.
5 Mr.. Thomas Warner, the veteran pressman, has
been compelled account of paralysis to retire from
active labor.
Among the visitors to the State fair yesterday was
Maj A. J. Eminger from the headquarters of the
Excelsior Harvesting Company, Miamisburg 0.
Mrs. s. L. Morrison. Mrs W. G. Lynn and Messrs
0. w. Williams and s. L. Morrison will assist at the
eleventh regular promenade concert at the City Hall
on Friday evening in addition to the band orchestra
and bell-rngers.
Minneapolis Tribune: Tt is adesperate thing to have
ones alleged portrait publishedin daily newspaper
Before taking the perous step whose results
in the Sunday Tribune Mr.. T. Percy Weadon 1.-THE
imrreg sario sent his wife and daughter to Indiana
a visit. :
Miss Emma King leaves for New York to. resume
her art studies. ~
Rev. and Mrs Ross c. Houghton celebrated their
quarter.ccntennial wedding anniversary Sept %.
The congregation of Holy Innocents' Church have
social reunion, this evening, at the residence
of Mrs. Benham half square southeast of the
church, on Fletcher avenue ID
Mr. James Collier and Miss Lizzie Mclaughlin
were married, yesterday morning at o'clock, at ST.
Johns Church, Rev. Father Collier, brother of the
groom officiating. Mr.. and Mrs Collier are we'll.
known in Catholic circles They left in the afternoon
on an Eastern trip, and will return in about week.
The complimentary ball given the Richardson
Zouaves at Pfaf1ins Hall last evening very large
y attended and pleasant affair in every partc
uar The hall was beautifully decorated for the
slon and presented very inviting and attractive ap-
pearance. Dancing began at 8 o'clock and con-
unued until o clock this morning.
The Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association of Switch.
mems Lodge, No. Il, gave ball at Lyra Hall, last
evening" for the benefit of the relief fund to be used
in of injury death among the members of the
order. There were about 500 persons present and
the occasion was very enjoyable one. This lodge
was organized the 18th of July, and already has
membership OF forty, and is rapidly growing. It
meets at Engshs Meridian-street Hall for the pres
ent, but they expect to purchase hall of their own
shortly. The ball last evening Melted about 5000 all
OF which will go into the relief fund.
Western Christian Advocate: Rev. W. Vigus, of
the North Indiana Conference pastor at Muncie has
accepted the urgent and hatterng offers of the off,
of the American Bible Society, and has been APP
pointed general agent for the State of Indiana Hth-
erto Indiana has been divided between the agents in
charge OF Ohio and Illinois. The offer entirely
unexpected by Brother Vigus. The church at Nun
cic parts with him with regret He was on the first
year of his second pastorate at Muncie He has been
in the ministry twenty-sx years and during
that time has had over 900 accessions to the church
HADLEY HARVEY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
DANvTLLE, Ind, Sept 29.-Yesterday at noon, Mr..
Otis G. Hadley and Miss Mole T. Harvey both prom.
inent in society circles united in marriage at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs. NJ A Harvey,
Rev. j. II. Hall, of the NJ E. Church, officiating Mr..
Hadley. until recently, was cashier of the banking
house of Hadley Holman Co.. of this place and at
present is banker of Kansas City Mo. TIE bride is
the daughter of Capt. George Q. Harvey Com pany
Thirty first Indiana Volunteers who was killed at
Shiloh, April 6, 1862, and is an accomplished must
natl School of Art and Music, she was a frequent
contributor to the Cincinnati Graphic and other lead
ing illustrated papers. The event caused sensation
in society circles of the elegance of the af
fair Mr.. and Mrs Hadley left on the 23O train fo1
St Louis where they will spend few days before To-
eating in Kansas City.