The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-01

neschein, of ST. Louis. Henry Daniels, of Up
per Sandusky, o., a brother OF Mrs. Bamberger,
was among re guests.
A delieh picnic was given at Broad Ripple
Wednesday in honor of Hiss Connie Stewart, of
Dallas, Tex, and Miss Nellie Robinson of South
Bend, who are visiting at No. 10 North Illinois.
Miss Frances Martin, for several years the
Efficient clerk of the superintendent OF city
schools has resigned her position. On Monday
she Is to be married to Mr. Brandon, OF Puebla,
Col
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Scott, of New York. are
guests of Mrs Hattie e. Merrill No. 439 North
Illinois street They leave here next week for
Grand Rapids for few days before returning
home.
mr. j. G. Ochiltree, editor and proprietor of
the Saturday Herald for year or more, yester-
day purchased the Hendricks County Republic
an published at Danville, Ind, of Mr.. j. 0.
Parker
Mrs. Isaac P. Gray and Mrs. Pierre Gray.
after spending several days at White Sulphur
Springs, New York and Long Branch, are now
at Ocean Grove N. j., and will probably stay
there some time.
A party of sixty or more of her friends sur
prised Mrs James NJ. South, on Wednesday, and
made her birthday anniversary enjoyable The
party was composed largely of members of the
Chapman Woman's Relief Corps and members
Of the post
Councilman Pearson received a letter from
his wife yesterday. at Carlsbad, Germany, in
which she said their son Frank was being greatly
benefited by the waters there. Mr.. Mueller, the
druggist, who is also at those springs, reports
Improvement in his health.
Mrs D. Ricketts,, the widow of the late billiard
Ricketts,, Appointment and wealthy citizen, died
at her residence. corner of North and Pennsyl
vania streets, Friday night, aged sixty -three
years. She had been i'll for several weeks from
. complication of heart and stomach troubles.
Lafayette Courier: Lafayette wants the out
side world to understand that it is not RESPONSE
BILE for the miserable management of the en-
campment. Our citizens did their part but
were utterly ignored in all the subsequent pro-
ceedings by the ''little corporal Koontz), who
floats on top.
A delightful party was given by Mrs. p Nc
Ginley at her residence. No Il Park avenue, on
Wednesday evening, the occasion being the seven
teenth anniversary of her daughter Rosa. Among
those present were Miss Kate Cannon, Miss Mary
Campbell Miss Dugan. Miss Nellie McNelis,
Messrs. Clarence Kestler, George Miller and
Lon Knots.
A. W. Clifford, of the Daily Light, San Anto-
MO, Tex. is in the city. He says there is no
danger of Mexico and the United States reach
ing war crisis ON account of editor Cutting.
The latter, Clifford observes. is not entitled to
the claim he has made His difficulties arose
from his own imprudence
Mrs. Albert Archer. of Quenems, Kan, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Will
Jams, No. 700 North Tennessee street. Mrs
Archer was formerly principal of the Quenems
schools and assistant editor of the Kansas Work
man. She will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer here, while her husband is making busi-
ness tour of New Mexico and Colorado
The Rev. Dr. Bradley, of this city, preached
the opening sermon in ST. Philips Church, at
Kennard Henry county, the Rev. Willis ID. En-
gle being minister in charge, on Monday even
ing the Goth inst. The church is neat frame
GOTH eH nah of nd ic no
first place of worship in the town, which is a
growing one on the line of the l., B. & w. rail
road
Adiutant general Koontz has made himself
generally disliked for his ineficiency and imper-
thence in the conduct of the State militia en-.
campment. All the Lafayette papers pitch into
him without stint. The Courier says: "We
wish to say to the Democratic Governor of the
great State of Indiana that he should try again
his hand at the appointment of an Adjutant-
general, and see to it that the next incumbent is
at least gentleman and can speak English
with a moderate degree of certainty. Of the
soldiers in camp we wish TO say that we have
found them to be gentlemen IN every respect.
Kind, courteous and obliging; ready to assist
even when such assistance necessitated consid-
cradle inconvenience on their part"
The reception given for Mrs. Harry Allen of
Chicago, on Thursday from to o'clock, was
highly enjoyed. The ladies assisting in the en-
tertainment were Mrs A l.. Wright and daugh-
Ter MIS- H. w OOUpufu, MISS Eluilt, anu MISS
Mary Knippenberg. Among the guests were
Mrs. James E. Gilbert, Mrs A. D. Lynch, Mrs.
Berg. Applegate. Mrs. Daniel Stewart and guest,
Mrs. Knight. of Georgia; Mrs. VIM. Scott, Mrs.
Noble Butler. Mrs. John s. Harrington, Mrs.
Walter Cathie, Mrs. John Stewart. Mrs. J. G.
Yohn and daughter, Mrs. @. l.. Rittenhouse, Mrs.
Thomas Barry, Mrs. Charles Elicit Mrs. Henry
Tutewiler, Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. j. w.
Beck, Mrs. Catherine Dorsey, Mrs. Bert Dorsey,
Mrs. Harold Taylor, Mrs. Sias Baldwin. Mrs.
I'm Mrs
Igoe, Miss Kinder, Mrs. Vinnedge, Mrs. o. g.
Pfaff, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs d. P. Winnings Mrs.
Robert Browning, Mrs. Harry Ohr of Chicago,
Mrs. Jas. N. Rodgers and Mrs. G. w. McCurdy.