The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-09
Mr.. Herbert Conner is in Philadelphia.

be printed If properly authentcated.]
Mr. Herbert Conner is in Philadelphia.
Mrs. B. r. Sulgrove is slowly recovering from
broken arm.
Mr.. Charles Baker, of Columbus, was in the
city yesterday
Miss Robinson, of ST. Louis, is visiting Miss
Sallie Holiday
Judge Elliott and daughter returned yesterday
from Washington.
Mr. Glenwood Preble, OF Memphis, is home on
n visit to his parents
Mr. l. NJ Hays, OF Rochester, N. Y. is in the
city, visiting his brother. W. s. Hays.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Knefer left Yesterday
sor Louisville, to visit Mr.. Knefer's father.
Harry r. Boyd has been admitted to practice
10 the Circuit Court, on motion of A. L. Mason
Miss Lacey, of Charlotte. Mich, who has been
visiting Miss Barry, will return home on Wednes-
day.
Mrs j. L. Meek and Mrs. Findlay Newlin, of
Richmond, are visiting the family Of w. P. FL
lott.
Mr. W. H. Smith and daughter Edith spent
Thursday and Friday at Hamilton, O., with rela-
tives.
o.. to spend some time with her sister. resident
of that city
Mrs. Frank Hanson, of Chicago, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Richard L. Scarlet, at No. 40
West Second street.
The North-end Euchre Club was entertained
quite pleasantly on Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. u. j. Hammond.
Mr. Alexander Rieman, after short visit to
Mr. and Mrs. John ii. Holiday, has returned to
Baltimore.
Evans Woollen, son Of William Watson
Woollen, has been awarded the DeForest medal.
the highest literary prize given at Yale College.
Miss Mary Mckinney entertained the Bon Ton
Dancing Club at the residence of her sister, Mrs.
w. j. Mckee, on North Meridian street, on FRI
day evening.
Martha W. Strattan, of Richmond, who is In
The eightieth year of her age, Is visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. Addie M. Phipps. No. 1913
East Walnut street.
A social and literary entertainment will be
given by the lady members of the Knights of the
Golden Rule at Castle Hall, in Baldwin's Block,
ON next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. B. Kerrick of Minneapolis Mrs James
Bollinger of Martinsville, and Mrs. Frank Olin,
Of Cincinnati, are visiting their mother, Mrs. },
w. Fletcher, at No. 148 East st. Joseph street.
Dr. W. T. Hord, of the navy who attended
the meeting of the American Medical Associa-
ton at ST. Louis this week, spent yesterday in
this city with his brother, Attorney general
Hord.
The Highschool class in surveying have been
doing some practical field work under the care of
Prof j. B. Roberts. This kind of teaching will
be likely to keep boys in the High school if any
Shing will.
Rev. w. o. Pierce d. D., editor OF the Win
chester iIndiana) Herald, accompanied by his
wife, is spending Sunday with Rev. T. B.
MeLain. and will preach morning and evening at
Grace NJ. .. Church, corner OF East and Market
streets
The lecture to be delivered by Bishop n ".
Warren, at Central avenue NJ. e. Church, will
be given on Wednesday, May 10, instead of the
18th, as at first announced. The topic is Forces
in Sunbeam Bishop Warren is justly re-
xarded as one of the most brilliant and scholarly
platform orators in the country.
The Genesta Club met, last Tuesday right at
Miss M0llie Peake's. No. 29S Fletcher avenue,
and had regular business meeting, after which
delightful supper and hop followed. Among
those present were the Misses Anna and Mollie
Hamilton, Cora Dreisbaugh. Lulu and Ella I'm
ger, Minnie Fender, Sallie Crouch and Ella
Myer, Messrs. B. Gundelfnger, ir., j. j: New
master, Harry Hand Chas. Nichols Chas. jew
ell, John Browser, e. Newmaster and Geo. Coff-
man.
A pleasant surprise party was given on Wednes-
day evening by C. N. Wilson, of No. 225 East
Market street. in honor of his mothers birthday.
The guests numbered upwards of fifty, and they
came laden with many handsome and valuable
presents. Progressive euchre was the game Of
the evening; Mr.; Wilson was assisted by Mr.;
and Mrs. Slye, Mr.. and Mrs. Stokely, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bogert, Mr. e. j. Fouts. Miss Ida Binsac
ind Miss Drucie Edwards Refreshments were
served. Every one present was highly pleased
with the evenings entertainment
The perennial Democratic candidate, Dr. T. w.
Stratford, now running for the nomination for
coroner, is not to be allowed to have mis- own
way, as usual. There is good deal of talk of
asking DR.. Robert W. Long, of Irvington, to be
candidate before Thursdays Democratic con-
vention. DR.. Long is good doctor, q genial
gentleman, and one who. If he concluded to al
low the use of his name, would give the eminent
Etratford black eye that he would wear for the
balance of his natural life. What would Dem
DcPatic convention be without Stratford as
pandidate3
The reception in honor of Mrs Mary Talbot
Howe, Of Chicago, given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Talbot on Tuesday evening, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs John G. Wright. on North Meridian
street, was attended by large number Of the
leading society people. Among the number who
were present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Bates,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Mckee, Mrs. Fanny Morrison, Mr.
and Mrs. Elder, Miss Tousey of Evanston, Miss
Lacey, of Charlotte Mich, Miss Cutler and Miss
Emery of Boston. Misses Anna and Sallie Holli-
Day. Miss Barry, Miss Gates, Miss Shipp, Miss
Butler and Miss Ayres.
The Saturday Herald OF yesterday has the fol-
lowing: ION last Wednesday William E. Col
Inns was married to Miss Era Lee Steele. On
the Wednesday before Charles Mayer. jr, was
married to Miss Josephine Kiefer. A prominent
society young man, an intimate friend of Miss
Steele, was favored with an invitation, and or
aered for that wedding an elaborate present from
, prominent jewelry firm. But by queer
bungle of names and cards this present was sent
10 the Kiefer wedding Our society young man
attended the wedding reception of Mr.
and Mrs. Mayer, and there saw, occupy.
Ing g prominent position among the pres
ants, the one he had purchased for
the other. Red, white and blue bushes covered
his face Maintaining a discreet silence till well
put of the house, he hurried to the jewelry house
aud told them of the mistake that had been
made. The mischief makers put on bold front,
went to Mayors aud asked for the present, &C.
kr,n adj THAR Ii WAS civ hack and