The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

All matters Of int rest and items Of whether
in toe city State proper for this department will
be printed If properly authenticated-J
Governor Gray has gone to Union City to re-
main over Sunday.
Mrs. T. w. S. Belcher has gone to LaPorte to
spend the summer.
Miss May Louthan has gone to Troy, O., to
spend the summer.
The mother Of Rev. A ". Lamport is visiting
him, at 1923 Broadway
Mrs. Chap Williams left on Thursday evening
for Ohio, to visit her mother.
Miss Nellie Liebhardt of Milton, is the guest
of Mrs. John Julian, Ingleside.
Mrs. Stewart, of Dallas. Tex, is visit ng Mrs.
Sherfey on North Illinois street.
James NJ. Hunt, of Altamont, Fla. is il the
city visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. W. s. Elliott, of Wyandotte Kan. is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Carrie Hall and mother left this week for
Maxinkuckee to spend the summer.
Hon. S. p. Sheerin, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, has a new daughter at his house
Misses Winnie Stiles and Lou Loder leave on
Monday for Paris. KY, visit of two weeks.
Miss Cannie Robertson and her little niece,
Irene, are visiting Mrs. -Gadd, of Arsenal ave-
nue.
Miss Lizzie o. Calls, State Librarian, has
been sick for o week past but has now recov-
cred
c. H. Walcott and family. who have been Wis
iting at New York Mills, N. Y, have returned
nome.
Miss Blanche Dollens and Miss Mamie Stowell
leave this week for Wisconsin, to spend the hot
weeks.
w. A. Peelle has gone to Edinburg to stay
over Sunday. His family are spending the sum-
mer there.
Misses Aana and Lily Potter left yesterday for
q three months visit to Philadelphia, New York
and Boston.
Mr. and Mrs II. U. Brown returned last week
from an extended visit to Mrs. Browns parents
at Paris, III.
Daniel G. Williams, of the Udell works, is
registered this week at the Plankinton House,
Milwaukee.
Mr. Richards, express messenger on the T., st.
L. & K. c. road, 10 visiting his mother and sis
tiers in this city.
Miss Ida Carter, of Jacksonville, is visiting
Miss Cora Cooper at her home, No. 443 North
Pennsylvania street
Major general Howard, in company with Major
Kress, visited the panorama of the battle of
Gettysburg yesterday.
Miss Maggie Weakley, of West New York
street. is visiting relatives in Illinois She will
De gone HV0 or Six weeks.
number of the old friends of Ida Hood
Talbot are arranging for benefit in her behalf,
to be given at an early date.
Miss Gertie Douglass, of Marion, O., is the
guest of her friend Miss Sadie Hume on East
North street. for few weeks.
Mrs. John Julian and Mrs lngels attended the
Thompson Cutsinger family reunion, at Edin-
burg, in the fore part of the week
1t is understood that Rev E. A. Bradley will
decline the call to Christ Church. Dayton, with
which he has been recently complimented.
Mrs. Fl. F. Lighter and son, Will, of No. rs
Olive street, are visiting friends at Quincy,
Owen county, and expect to be absent from the
city for some weeks.
Mrs. Myron w. Reed left on Friday night for
Denver, after pleasant visit among old friends.
The hot weather was too much for her. and she
fed to the mountains
Mr.. Robert Zener, of Zener, Friedley e Co.,
left on the Vandalia, yesterday noon, for Kan
sas, to be gone a few days on business connected
with his stock ranch, in Greenwood county, that
State.
Fletcher NJ Noe has an American ahinga, or
Florida snake bird, that was killed the river
| near the city Thursday. 1t is supposed to be
the first specimen of this curious bird that was
ever secured in Indiana
Prof. W. A. Bell and wife will leave to-n1or-
row for Topeka, Kan. where the National
Teachers Association meets After attending
rest among the mountains.
Rev A. w. Lamport and wife will start to-
morrow a tour Of health and recreation.
After visit to relatives in Kansas they will go
up the north Mississippi from ST. Louis to st.
Paul, being absent about three weeks.
Gen. Howard will be the guest of Dr. Mcleod.
of the Second Presbyterian Church, to-day, and
will address the Sunday-school this afternoon.
In answer to an inquiry, General Howard is a
member of the Congregational Church
Among the pleasant picnic parties last Mon
day was one composed of Misses Mollie Koontz.
Gertie Trout Leona Stafford Orpha Vance
Lydia Rawlett, Richmond, and Morrow Charles,
of Washington, D. c.; Mr. and Mrs. G. Riggs,
Mrs. Fitzgerald Mrs. Chance, and Messrs. Col.
fin, Cohn, Gall, Adams, Hall, johnson, McGin-
mis- and others.
The birthday party of Edward F. Gall, ir, on
Saturday evening. arranged as an outdoor gath
ering, if the original programme could have been
adhered to, which the rain prevented, would
have beer the most notable outdoor party of the
season. Three hundred invitations had been is
sued. As it was, the large residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Gall WAS filed with the young peo-
pie who had delightful time anyhow.
What tho the storm may rar and rustic
They did ma mind the storm whustle.