The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.
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Mr.. Walter Stanton, of New York city, is in the
Ety
Mr. Elmer Sloan. of Franklin, is visiting friends in
The city.
Mr.. r. C. HerricL returned home from waukesha,
Wis, last night
Mrs. Charles H. Fiske, of Crawfordsvile, is in the
eity visiting friends
Mrs. B. F. sipp leaves on Tuesday for Eau Claire,
Wis. to spend the months with her parents.
Mrs E. A. Parker and her daughter Mrs. s. A. Will
son. of Franklin visiting relatives atAberdeen ..
Professors T,rook Heeb. and Rednan of the Bust
pess University ard III. Hce are visiting friends In
Hrsensburg.
Mr. John Harrison. of Clayton. Ind. has become
resident of this city. he has taken residence IN
North Alabama street.
Mrs David L. Mcdonald, of Union City. Ind, after
visiting her daughter Mrs Pierre Gray, for several
Says returned home yesterday.
Mrs Lynn and Mrs. Morrison will sing this
hg at the Meridian street M. Il. Church. duet,
my Faith Looks Up to Thee by Goldbeck.
Miss Mamie Mooney an accomplished young lady
Of Columbus, Ind, has been visiting. for week. her
aunt Mrs. +. NJ. Finch. She returns Monday.
Mrs Dr. Meyer, of Fort Wayne who has just re-
burned from trip to Europe with her husband, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. s. Sargent at rs East
Walnut street.
At the Indianapolis Literary Club, tomorrow night,
a n. X. b. a
conversation the subject of strikes. The annual
Election of officers viii also be held.
The Clan IA Gael society making arrangements
Eor great picnic at the Exposition grounds July
John r. Finerty of Chicago viii deliver the principal
address.
NJ K. Moffett, of Falmouth, and Miss Anna Hoax,
Of Pittsboro. Ind were united in marriage at
Plmouth Church, chs city, ON Tuesday. May 4, by
Rev. Oscar McCulioch The parties both returned to
their respective homes
The society event of the year will he the grand
opera at Englishs on the evenings of June and 8.
By the Great American Opera Company. "Orpheus
pnd Eurydice' and .Lakme' will be presented under
che auspices of the q. A. Il.
Rev. J. hyatt Smith the distinguished Baptist di-
yne. is in the city, the guest of Rev. DR.. Jeffrey
MICHIGAN street. Mr.. Smith breaches this morning
End evening at the First Baptist Church. and on
Wednesday night he delivers lecture in the same
place, entitled From New York to Jerusalem"
The annual reunion of the indianapolis Alumnal
Association of the Western Female Seminary, of Ok
FORD, o., viii early in June Any who were
aver pupils in the seminary cordially invited to
attend and are requested to send their at
TO the corresponding secretary Miss Bette Wishard
No. SO Huron street. that they may be notified of
he time and place of the meeting.
SEecial music will be rendered at the First Baptist
YhuRch to-day. at the morning and evening services.
Mrs. DeWof, Mrs. Smoek. DR.. Hoover, and Mr.. De-
Of . w vein
sing solo. This evening Warrens Angelic Song"
will be rendered by Mrs G. f. Branham and the choir,
The junior exhibition of the Training school of Elk
preston will Friday evening. May 81. at
True Friend Hall. When Block. he programme con-
sists of musical numbers by Miss Jessie Meek. Miss
prfncfpai-Mrs, Lucia Julian Martin-together with
The awarding Of the Junior certificates and recita-
lions by members of the class receiving the certif
Gates.
Bishop Warren will deliver the annual address be-
fcrs the DePanw College Of Theology this week aud
90 Wednesday next the 10TH will deliver his eele-
hrnfo In baqyr af emit
avenue Church, this city. Bishop Warren is one of
the most able platform speakers in the country and
ibis lecture is of his most noted addresses The
tickets have been placed at rs cents to afford
everyone an opportunity of hearing the Bishop.
The statement by the managers that the perform.
ance of THE Chimes of Normandy for the benefit of
the Light Artillery was not given account of the
1usal of Mr. o. w. Williams sing is unfair to that
gentleman His throat in such condition that it
willingness to appear and go through the dialogue.
The decision to cancel the engagement reached
hastily it is stated substitute for Mr.. Williams
could have been obtained.
on Friday evening" by Master Ed Gates at his home
on North Meridian street the parors of which were
sahorately and beautifully decorated for the occasion
One OF the pretty features of the affair the Mkado
dance in which the girls went through the graceful
movements of the figure carrying umbrellas and the
boys with fans Among the guests were Lucy Holt
day. Carrie Atkins, Lucy Herod Hannah Erwin, Liz
pie Claypool May Henry Page Chapman, Robert Nc
Ouat, Joseph Virgins and Pierre Dewey.
The Bulletin OF Saturday May s. gives an account OF
The farewell meeting held by Rev. L. w Munhall in
San Frncisco the previous evening The pastors of the
city presented him series of resolutions. highly
mandatory, in which they say: pr. Munhal is
emong the first evangests of our country is of
sound Judgment ready and willing to take advice and
. most safe and careful man in all public abors
The Bulletin says: 'Mr. Munhall, accompanied by
Rev Dr. Carson of Xenia o. will start for the Yose-
mite Monday, and will remain there until the fol
owing Monday. On Wednesday week Messrs; Mum
bali and Northup will commence three weeks series
pf services In tent ct San jose They will be at the
Monterey camp-meeting at Pacific Grove, Dr. Munhan
taking DIR. Vfncent's place.
A delightful invitation party given to her
goung friends Friday evening by Miss Jessie Bird
The occasion being the twelfth anniversary of her
birth The house profusely decorated with flow
ms, and in every respect the affair was an elegant
gne. Among the young people who were present were
Miss Louise Erwin, May Cummins Fannie Fuggate
Alma Holden of Cincinnati. Miss Sadie Pfafiin, Nell
lie Hoffnel Clara Atkins Nellie Barnes Cary Leake
Hattie Jones. Mary Henry Birdie Huddert Mamie
Dixen, Lucy Herod May and Blanche Thompson
Msssrs. Charles Willard John Pfaff, Charley Jones'
Willie Rhodes, Roscoe Frost, of Edinburg, George
Taylor, Fred Alexander Ed Evans, Paul Haugh.
Willie McCurdy, Morris NORRIS Press Kelsey and
Hervey Braden.
Those who heard 1.-THE Spirit Immortal" by Verdi.
given by the Mendessohn Society, last winter will be
pleased to have opportunity to hear again at the
Third Christian Church, next Wednesday evening
sung. Mesdamas DeWof, Walker lowering and
Boyd: Misses Nettie johnson, Aggie Sells and Lizzie
Walker. and Messrs. A. Dochez. Herman Mueller, Dan
johnson. and others. will sing. Miss Annie Wilcox
will play a piano solo, Mrs. Minnie Boyd and Mr..
Alvie Curry piano duet, Mr.. NJ Fl. Spades violin
solo Professor McAvoy Minnie Boyd and others will
recite and Mr. A. Dochez win sng the solo in 1.-THE
Spirit Immortal" The choruses will be under the
direction of Mr. Clarence Forsyth. Mr.. Barclay
Walker will be the accompanist.
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