The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-03
PERSONAL.

reception, on Wednesday AFTERNOON, Ior mrs.
Charles Sherman, of Chicago.
Personal
Prof VIM NJ. Redman is in Peru.
Mrs. Georgia Young is visiting her mother in Frank
W. G. David is confined to his bed with rheumatic
fever.
Mrs. NJ. " Robinson is visiting her mother, at
louisville.
Mr.. Robert Reed will go East soon on quite an ex-
tended trip.
Mrs Matte Rodenberger, of Frankfort, is visiting
IN the city.
Prof s. S. Parr, of DePauw University, was in the
city yesterday.
WIN Speake of Chicago, has been visiting in the
city the past week.
Mrs Howell of Lawrence, Kan. is the guest of
Mrs. Gertrude Hibben.
Elmer e. Whisted of Greencastle was in the city
yesterday on business.
Prot. John NJ. Coulter passed through the city yes
terday on his way home
hrs. j. c. Hail. of Seventh street, is visiting rela-
ives in Philadelphia, Pa.
Col and Mrs. Oran Perry haye gone to Richmond to
intend the Yearly Meeting
Miss Otto Flora of Madison, Ind, spent last Thurs
day with Miss Nellie Cook.
Misses Lenta and Anna Alloways will visit relatives
ln st. Louis the coming week.
Prof. O. H, Trook, of the Business University, is
on a two days visit to Chicago.
Miss Carrie Smith, a young lady, of Kokomo, Wis
tied Miss Casa Quinn, last week.
Mr.. Will Kirk, who has been visiting friends in
Buffalo returned home on Friday.
Miss Ella Giles of Wisconsin win be the crest of
Mrs. May Wright Sewall this week.
Mrs. J. G. McClurkin, of Evansville, visited the
family of A. H. Dutton last week.
Ed Hoshur of College avenue spent last Sunday
with his parents at Cambridge City.
Mrs. N. H. Kipp will leave on Tuesday morning for
Denver, COL, to visit for few weeks.
Mrs. V. T. Malott, son and daughter have returned
3rom visit of fortnight in the East
Messrs. VIII Howe and James Wyman, of Aurora
are guests of Mr. A. B. Gates and family.
Misses Emma and Nellie Hutchings of Central ave-
nue., are visiting friends at Wichita KAN
Mrs Charles Sherman, of Chicago will be the
guest of Mrs O. Z. Hollenbeck this week.
Miss Alice Hardwck and Miss Grace Eslinger, of
Martinsville, have been visiting in the city.
Mrs A. E. Ferry has returned from her summer s
vacation East, with new sketches and studies.
DIR. j. A Houser, of Arcadia. and Judge T. j.
Kane, of Nohlesvile, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Terrence has returned from visit of
several weeks among relatives at Bridgeport, Ill.
Miss Mary Atkins has recovered from several
weeks of Illness, and is now visiting friends West.
Miss Wolfe, of North Carolina is spending the fall
0nd winter seasons with her sister, Mrs II. G. Levi
Mr.. T. j. McAvoy and wife have gone to the st
Louis fair, and viii return Wednesday evening next
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tanner left on Friday. for Bat
ke Creek, Mich, to visit Mrs. Tanners mother, Mrs
Mr.. Jepp Thomas, of Crown Point spent last week
with his brother, j. G. Thomas North Tennessee
street.
ton d. c.. the first of this month"; to reside perma-
nently.
Miss Kinnie win leave for Washington in Few
days for short stay previous to going South for he
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ewry, of Lafayette are in tho
city, the guests of Mrs Frank Hamilton, of Parke
avenue.
Miss Anna Constant of Peru win speno several
months OF the coming season with Dr. and Mrs J. c.
Walker.
Rev. o. O. McCulloch and family have moved into
their home on North Pennsylva MIA street. near
Home avenue.
H. w. Everest has gone to Wichita, Kan, to deliver
address at the laying of the Cornerstone of Gar
field University.
Samuel 0, Orner for many years resident of this
ias goii1 to Topeka Kan, with view to perma-
nently locating there.
Mr.. z. G. Laughlin and wife, and Mrs n: 9. Titus;
family during thefair.
Mrs H. G. Niles of Mshawaka has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. w. Hubbard of No. So Cen
4ral avenue, this week.
Win F. Heller, formerly with the Bowen-Merr
company is here on visit from Orlando Fla, where
Ae is making his home.
Mrs. Maud Holloway, who exhibited some hand
painted china at the fair will return to her home in
Knightstown this week.
Mrs; Ed Schurmann will return from her summer
list this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Schurmann will spend
che winter at the Denson.
Mrs. Peck and daughter of Ann Arbor Mich are
quests of Mrs. Fountain and daughter Edith, on
North Pennsylvania street
Miss Addison, of London England who has been
spending several months In this city, viii sail for
home the last of this month.
Mrs. Annie Mallory of Portland Ore is visiting
ner Drcther, Charles Arndt and sister, Mrs. William
douic, on Belefontaine street.
Mrs Perry Kiger of Fort Wayne and Miss Melia
Br2sket, of Anderson, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
~ Bruce, of No. 30l Blake street.
Mrs. William Smithers of Burlington, Ia, is
xpe1ding few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Edward
Ggan No. zoo North Meridian street.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. V. McGilliard have gone North for
brief trip of two weeks. They will visit Minneapolis
d. raul. and several points in Dakota.
Mrs. John Darby of Chicago formerly Of this city.
- the gusss of Mrs F. w Hamilton. of Parke avenue.
Mrs. j. O. Cheney, and son John. of Shelbyville
are visiting the Misses Hail. West Seventh street.
Mrs. Charles Thornton, with her daughter is visit
ing hor father, MFR. S. nj. Houston at Springfield Mo.
Rev: w. w. Raymond, editor of the Church Work
af viii attend the general convention of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, In Chicago. this week.
Miss Minnie Gates viii leave this evening for New
York city, where she win spend the winter with her
friend Miss Catler, of Boston at Miss Browns school,
On Fifth avenue.
Randolph wA follow in = few days. They will prob
Acly locate there permanently on account of Mrs.
hanAolph's health.
Mrs. A, L Ristenheuse and daughter and strs. Har,
VISIT in Washington and tho latter to locate perma-
nently in Pittsburg.
Miss Susan B. Anthony was the guest of Mrs. May
Wright Sewail, At her home on North Pennsylvania