The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SUClET1.
Mr. VIM. Mullen is quite i'll with pleurisy at
his home.
ing few days in the city.
Mrs. c. A. Wallingford is visiting her mother.
Mrs Coffin, in Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewey have gone to Lo-
gansport to spend few days visiting friends,
Mrs. j. E. Whelden has gone to Lafayette to
spend few days with her sister, Mrs. f. w.
Rose.
Me- and Mrs Joseph E. Mcdonald are settled
in their home on North Meridian street.
near Second street
Capt. JOS A Humphreys, for many years in
the mail service, has purchased j. W. Brad
shaw's broom factory.
Mr. Benz Caddineton. of Topeka, and Mr. W.
@. johnson. of Sioux City, spent yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. johnson.
j. Giles Smith, for many years a resident of
indianapolis, departed Yesterday for Wichita.
Kan, to engage in the plumbing business.
Rev. G. g. Mitchell and wife have gone to
Button, Ind, to visit their daughter, Mrs. w.
I. Wiley. They will return on Wednesday.
Mr.. Abe Levy, we'll known among horsemen,
died yesterday at his residence on East street.
He has been a resident Of this city for the last
ten years.
Can't. Chas. Il McCarer has been appointed
resided prior to becoming deputy United States
attorney under Major Chas. L. Holstein.
j. F. Laning, editor of Farm and Fair Jour
nal. published at Norwalk. O., was in the city
yesterday. He is contemplating the removal of
his paper to some large city. and il he can get
proper encouragement will locate here
Society.
The ladies of Mayhower Church will give q
social, at the Church, Friday evening.
A miscellaneous programme will be rendered
before the Ladies' Matinee Musicale this after
noon.
Mr.. James A. Morrison will be married this
evening to Miss Anna Barbour, at the home of
the latter. on North West Street
Miss Emily S. Bingham will give an afternoon
of readings at Plymouth Church on next Mon
day afternoon, at j o'clock She will be assisted
must :ally.
A social will be held at Mayflower Church on
Friday evening. Music, recitations and spell
ng-match will be the chief attractions offered
by the ladies.
Miss Margaret Hooker will be united in mar
riage at high noon, to-day, at he residence of
her uncle Mr.. Austin H. Brown, to Mr.. Henry
Bliss, of Chicago.
The ladies of the Central Christian Church
will give reception, fair and supper at the
church on Tuesday afternoon and evening, Dec.
Z. Supper will be served at o'clock.
The managers of the South Side Free Kinder
garten, assisted by the ladies of tbs Grace
Church Guild, will give lunch to-day and to-
morrow, from l1:30 A. Nj. to 3 o'clock P. NJ, at
No. 81 East Washington street
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Bemis entertained few
friends at cards last evening. it being the seventh
anniversary of their marriage. The prizes were
pretty carved wood paper cutters, and were won
by Miss Annie jackson and Mir. Bemis, brother
of the host.
The Paper Fautasm" to be given at Tomlln-
son Hall, Dec. 10 and IL, by the ladies of the
First Baptist Church, will be the most in terest-
ing and novel entertainment ever given in the
city There will be 200 characters represented,
the costumes being entirely of paper. Music will
be furnished by the Alliance Orchestra.
The promenade and supper to be given by the
ladies of the First Presbyterian Church will
take place this evening IN the church parlcrs.
The entert ainment promises to be something
new and attractive In the line OF church festi-
walls. and preparations have been made for a
large number of guests. The entrance fee will
include supper.
Mrs. VIM. Cochrane, No. 154 College-ayenue.
will give reception for Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. No
land, of Riverside, Cal. this evening, from till
10 o'clock, where they will be happy to meet all
their friends On Friday Mr. holland and wife
leave for Anderson, to remain about ten days,
before returning home At the recent election
Mr.. holland was elected Mayor of Riverside, be-
ing the unanimous choice of both parties
WEDOIN0 AT WABASH
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
WABASH. Nov 30.-To. night, at 8 O'Clock, at
the residence of Ignace Mercy, occurred the
marriage of mis- daughter, Miss Bertha, and Fred
Grant, jr. ONLY few friends of the contract
ing parties were present Mr.. and Mrs Grant
are both quite popular young people. and they
will leave for their new home in Kansas with
the best wishes of their hosts of Wabash friends.
BERTHA's COMING PARTY.
Mister Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
AS my Bertha-thats my oldest daughter
was a readin of your paper last mite she re-
marked that the city folks that wanted to shine
alers had their name printed in the papers when
they had company went visitin. Now as
Bertha is goin to have q party next week
(ChIesdav nite) I wish you would jest m axe a
notice of it i'll your paper. Please speak of the
elegant residence and brilliant parlors, an that
dancin was kept up til late hour q expect
theil hoe it down all nite Please fix it up to
suit your self, and make it read stileish as Ma
tda-thats my wife) thinks we ort to give Ber-
tina good starter. Yours Truly
JACOB BLEDsKIN.
FLoTsTowN, Ind, Nov. 30th, 1886.
p S. Please say the party was held at the
residence of Jacob Bledskn Esquire an if it
cost any thing TO print it send tn Q bill to me-
don't sell a hundred steers every fall for puthin.
j. B.
Hotel Arrivals
Bates House: Frank F. Parkins. Montreal
d. P. Lebhart, Milton L. j. Kirkpatrick. Ko-
komo: B. B. Harris. Harris City, Ind; G. H.
Brownell and wife, Peru; j. G.. Dickinson, New
comerstown O.: A e. Shrader, Terre Haute: J.
Il. Smiley, Piqua, O.; O, j. Claypool Muncie