The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Jameson are at the Hotel
Richelieu. in Chicago.
j. b. Kenner. Grand Master of the L O. 0. r.,
is stopping at the Grand Hotel.
Mr.. B. b. johnson, editor of the Kokomo Ga
zette-Tribune, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Ford Woods was called to southern Illinois
yesterday by the serious illness of his mother
Dir. E. E. Whitfield, of Greencastle, editor Of
the DePauw Monthly, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Maxon, of Newbury-
port, N H., are spending a few days in the city.
w. M. Moss, editor of the Bloomfield Demo-
crat is In the city, stopping at the Grand Hotel.
Mrs. Sells, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. NJ Robertson, has returned to her home
in st. Louis.
| State Geologist Maurice Thompson is confined
| to his bed at Charlottesville with inhammatory
| rheumatism
| Miss Catherine Noble will spend the winter
with her uncle, John NJ Judah, and wife, No.
| 30 Broadway
| Congressman Bynum, Smith Meyers and Joe
| Shepperd leave to-day for Arkansas on hunt
| ing expedition.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley Newcomb will spend the
winter with Mrs Newcombs parents, MIR. and
| Mrs. John w. Ray. No. 349 North Alabama
| street.
Mrs. Oliver P. Morton will leave to day for
| California to spend the winter, and hey sister,
| Mrs. Gill, and her daughter, Mrs. Harry Miller,
| will return to Richmond
/ Miss Lucy Calkns is recovering from fall
from the ring apparatus in the Girls Classical
| School gymnasium on Thursday last, by which
| she broke her collar-bone.
| Charles e. Barrett, of Sullivan. who was a
| candidate for the Democratic nomination for Re-
| porter of the Supreme Court, two years ago. has
| removed to this city to engage in the practice OF
| law.
| Mrs. Myla Ritzinger and family. Miss Holli-
1 6ov os,I he
| obliged to leave Hanover, where they were
established, on account of fever epidemic and
| are now in Bonn.
| Charles Carney is again chief clerk of the Den
/ ison House, having succeeded Joseph Schneider
4 In that position. Mr.. Carney will remain here
| however, only during the winter, after which he
| will resume his position at the Weddell House.
/ in Cleveland.
The compositions of Anton Rubenstein are to
| be represented by the third division of the Matt
nee Musicale at the meeting this afternoon.
The young ladies of Mayfower Church will
/ give an oyster supper this evening. A pro-
| gramme of music and recitaJons promise good
1 entertainments
| The Ladies' Congo Missionary Society will give
| an oyster supper at the First Baptist Church on
Friday evening, 80 o'clock, after which there
will be general social, with an interesting mu-
steal programme.
| evening. to Miss Catha line Noble, who is her
gnest for the winter aid the bridal party OF the
| Tarkington-Jamesonw wedding Miss Lillienthal,
of New York. and Miss Clippinger, of Corners
| vile, were among the guests from away.
The missionary meeting of the Fourth Pres
| byterian Church was held yesterday afternoon
| with Mrs. c. e. Kregelo on North Tennessee
/ street, and there was the largest attendance of
| the year. Mrs. Charles Meigs read an instruct
i've paper India, fMiss Carrie Kregelo gave the
m mr. and icS
| Nina Merrill read paper on missionary work
4 in the different countries. A social half hour
was spent after the exercises of the afternoon,
when refreshments were served By the hostess
| and her daughter.
The ladies of the Free Kindergarten will give
an entertainment Friday evening, at 730
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. John j. Cooper
| No. 400 North Meridian street The programme
will be varied and attractive, the musical portion
| being given by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Spades Mrs
T. H. lowering, Mrs. S. L. Morrison Misses Nc
| Kenzie. Dietrich. Bamberger and Cooper and
the st. Cecilia Quartet Mesdames e. L. Ri E.
| tenhouse and w. q. Lynn are the leaders of the
section entertaining, assisted by Mesdames j.
| j. Cooper, J. w. Hess Daniel Stewart, S. K.
| Fletcher S. I. Bowen, c. E. Kregelo, M. FL.
Spades, Arthur Jordan, B. Kelley. Major Taylor
Chap Williams, NJ. S. Cook, E. Jocoby, a.
g. Long. w. A. Wood, James Mckee. The sum
of % cents will be charged After the enter
| tainments refreshments will be served TO all
The weather no doubt deferred a number from
attending the reception given last night at the
City Hospital, for the ladies who were graduated
on Monday night from the Training School for
1 Nurses. The board of managers are most ighly
compmented for the admirable manner in which
| the whole affair was conducted The reception
rooms were very tastefully decorated, and re-
freshments were served the whole being COM
pliment of the board to the graduates, a custom
which inaugurated last year with the
first class from the school, numbering
five, and 1t is expected will be con-
tinued each succeeding year. Some of
| the nurses are obliged to remain at the hospital
until the time agreed upon when entering is
| passed, when they will either take positions in
some hospital or enter upon private career
| The visitors numbered several physicians the
managers, members of the Flower Mission, by
whose'effor the school was started three We ars
ago, and Others.
Hotel Arrivals.
Occidental Hotel: j. G. Taylor Thorntown ;
| Walter Swiggett, Salem; j. b. Neal Cambridge
| City; J. w. Archer. Spencer. Ambrose Moore
Attica; W. FL. Bonner, Covington; James Show
| ers, Bloomington j. w. Amman, Logeasport; j.
d. Holden, Petersburg; FL. 2. Garland, Deer
field; r. G. Davis, Terre Haute; G. w. Richey,
Lebanon; B. F. Lang, Lagrange Theodore
Jones. Stackhouse; j. w. Major, Loogoote; W.
W. Kyle, Alfordsville; H. B. Whitlock, Ply
MOUTH Charles A. Hoffman, Boswell; d. B.
Moorey. Wabash; W. T. Mead, Spencer; W. L.
Stricken, Ladoga; c. S. Hickman. Rochester; c.
Conrod Goshen; John Walker, Lawrenceburg
Bates House: James B. Lyme, Terre Haute;
George f. Stevens, Rochester; George Shirts,
Neolesville; S. P. Stroup. Waldron; Charles
| Walter Vincennes; Scott Webber, f. w. Small
| Bedford; j. H. Lang, Joseph Reeve Sullivan;
J. L. Morrison. Kentland; Allen Budd Muncie
r. Pinnel Lebanon; W. I. Diven, Anderson; j.
III. Black, Clinton; Jay e. Adams, Lafayette;
J. r. Duncan, Charlottesville; r. w. Grant
| Kokomo: j. w. Shink, Peru; S. B. Frasier, War
saw; c. Il. Lemore, j. Fl. Davis and wife, Rich
mond; w. H. DeWolf Vincennes; S. E. Smith,
Gosport; T. w. Rosenberg. Rochester; T. S.
Spencer, Cedarville; A. Van Dyne, Geneva.
Grand~Hotel: J. A. Commons Centerville B.
| T. Ibach, Huntington; e. T. Stringer, Fort
T.