The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mr.. Geo; G. Baldwin is spending few days in st.
Louis, with friends.
Miss Lizzie Walker has gone to Charlottesville to
visit Miss Lois Pierce
VIM. s. Hubbard and wife have GONE RI California
to visit for three months.
Miss Carrie Evarts of College Hill Cincinnati will
visit Mr. Fred Baggss family this week
Mr. Fred Berry, of Chicago, is the guest of Mr.. j.
/. Allen and will spend New Years here.
Miss Httie Trusler leaves this mornin G. for Louis
vile to visit for a fortnight or three weeks
Miss Nellie Ashbrook who is visiting frien DIS in
CoVington, KY, is expected home on Friday.
Mrs. Dr. Sonneschen, the wife of the rabbi, of ST.
Louis, visited DR.. Messing and wife this week
Mrs. Berg Applegate and daughter Mary left for
California, on Monday to remain for six months.
Mrs. I. A. Hendricks has returned from a short
visit to Mrs Thornton at Fern Bank near Cincinnati
Mr.. Henry Kappes and Mr. VIII Wright are in the
employ of Mr.. Henry Knippenterg at Chenille. NJ.
All three gentlemen were former residents of this
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason and daughter have gone
to Massllon o., to visit Mrs. Masons parents until
Monday
Miss Mabel Cooke of Terre Haute. who has been
visiting friends IN this city for few days, returned
home last night
Miss Nettie Brillinger of York Pa arrived YES
terday and is the guest of Miss Lizzie Herod North
Meridian street.
admitted to the bar Yesterday by Judge Ayres of the
Circuit Court.
Mrs j. w. Gordon left yesterday for Monticello to
visit Mrs. Sellers who celebrates the fifth anniversary
OF her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Lilly returned yesterday, from
Michigan where they have been visiting the former
father for aweek or ten days.
Miss Edith Elliott, of Kansas City, former resi-
dent of this place. is the guest of Miss Nellie Whit
comb, on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. viii Reed of Atchson Kan, where he holds a
prominent position in the branch house of Kngan 81
Co., is spending few days in this city with friends.
Mrs b. F. Claypool of Connersville. who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Jillson for few days,
returned home yesterday. Miss Clippinger will
main until next week.
DR.. and Mrs Haughton will be at the residence of
IL. j. Cornelius this evening from o'clock until Z
where they will be glad to meet their friends before
they leave for their future home in Texas.
A party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. JAS r. Ross
and son Fred, Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank NJ. Hicks, Miss
Mary and Mr.. Harry Hicks, Mrs. Carrie Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pursel left for Dana, Ind. on
Christmas morning, to take dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Ralph it being the twelfth Christmas the party
mas dined with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. A most happy
Christmas day and evening was spent the party re-
turning ON the night train
SOCIETY.
Among the weddings of the near future is that of
Dr. Cal. Fletcher to Miss Laura SEVERN
Miss Herod has issued invitations for a tea on
Thursday afternoon in honor of her guest Miss Bril-
linger, of York, Pa.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Roberts
Park Church will be entertained by Mrs Browning
No 300 North Alabama street, this afternoon, at
o'clock
The last wedding receptions of Mrs. Clarence Wul
sin and Mrs O. B. Jameson will be held to-day. The
former will be assisted by number of friends and the
latter by her bridal party.
few of the social gatherings for tonight The
debut party of Miss Stella Wies; the Bon Ton, jr.
Dancing Club, at Miss Bessie Beek's the wedding of
Miss Mary LOOMS to Mr.. Henry G. Rogers, and the
Christmas festival at Meridian street NJ K. Church
One of the delightful dancing parties of the holiday
week was that of Mr.. Duane Bowles given last even
ors filed with about seventy-fve of his young
friends nearly every invitation being accepted The
evening was one of thorough enjoyment to all.
Hotel Arrivals.
Bates House: Prof. James Baldwin, Greencastle
o. G. Warner, Rensselaer,; Mrs. l.. 4. Agan Hunting
ton; O. p Huston Evansville; Miss Deckey, Carthage
Charles r. Lane, Richmond William r. Asher Mar
tinsvile; George Shirts. Noblesville F. A. Stuart,
Lafayette; Allen Bottsford Greenfield.
Denison House: Fl. E. Lewis, st. Louis; E. s.
Cobb, T. c. Mendenhall, VIM. L. Ames Terre Haute
Q. P. Jenkins. Greencastle; NJ G. Stevens, ]: Fl.
Smart Lafayette: E. H. Reed New Castles E. H.
Scott and LaPorte George Jackson. Mrs. George
jackson. Greensburg; Will B. Reed, Attica; II. W.
Wiley. Washington, d. @.
Grand Hotels E. R. Robson Warsaw: w. J. Bow
en-, Fowler; W. j. McCracken and wife, Miss Mary
Martin, Delphi; j. " Martin. Greenfield j. W. Cald
WELL Huntingdon A. d. Mohler. Huntingdon Samuel
Lilly and wife, Gosport; w. s Almond, Vernon G.
w. Weiner, Cochran; R. w. Wood. Jefersonville II.
j. Shafer, Attica; j. c. Trent, Carroll; D. W. Thorn
as Elkhart; Nette Current. Redkey, Ind: D. E.
Hunter Connersville; F. D. Churchill and wife, Au-
rora P. H. Kirsch. Franklin; Miss Jennie Downey,
Aurora; Mary j. Anderson, Richmond A. J. Howard,
Jeffersonville; Amos Burns, Colulnbus Charl"N j.
Fastlaben and wife, Shelbyvle; John A. Rothr ock.
Monticello j. T. Graves, Monticello: J. f. Haynes.
Sheridan: George F. Kenaston. Noblesville; A. E.
Rogers Clayton; F. w. Walters. Bloomington; Oscar
j. Craig, Lafayette; E. M Chaplin Warsaw; w. R.
McCurren. Terre Haute: II. Corbin, H. g. Thayer. s.
Parker. Pymouth W. R. Nesbit Sullivan Miss Eva
Hall, Bloomington.