The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Charles Tutewiler is laid up with broken leg.
John G. Williams, Of Terre Haute, is at the
Bates House
Gen. William Grose, of New Castle. is at the
Bates House.
Judge J. s. Buckles, Of Muncie, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Judge Mark E. Forkner, of New Castle. is at
the Grand Hotel.
Mrs. Marion Steele, of Greenfield, is visiting
her father, Mr.. Peter Bryce.
Mr.. S. W. Morgan has gone to Springfield,
having been unexpectedly called away
Mr.. Fairbine, of New York city is at the
Grand Hotel, the guest Of Major Gordon.
The ladies of the McAll Mission held an en-
thusastic meeting yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Downing and Mrs. Thomas Ran
dali, of Greenfield, spent yesterday in the city
Miss Robinson, Of st. Louis who has been for
some time the guest of Miss Holiday, returns
home to-day.
Mrs. H. HI. Spades is recovering from quite a
serious illness. Her little SON Myron has also
been quite i'll
The young ladies of Christ Church will give a
Feast of Lanterns and souvenir tea on Wednes'
day evening. at the chapel.
The ladies of the Free kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Society, will give high tea at the
residence of MIS-. Silas Baldwin, on North Penn
sylvania street. some time next week.
Senator Mccullough, one of the leaders on the
Democratic side last winter and a prospective
candidate for Congress in the Second district
was in the city yesterday. He returned home
last night.
Thomas e. Endley. president of the Board of
Aldermen, was unable to attend the meeting of
the board last night, being laid up with a
sprained ankle. The hurt is all the more pain
full from the fact that it is an old sprain again
injured.
TheVincent Memorial c. L. S. G. held its month
ly evening meeting at the residence of Miss Clapp
on North Illinois street. last evening. The at
tendance was large, and the entertainment was
most enjoyable. Music and readings were given
and the interest of the evening conferred in talk
on Victor Emmanuel and His Times" bysC. p.
Jacobs, whose remarks were highly appreciated
by the society.
A very enjoyable social gathering took place
last evening at the Occidental Hotel parlors. An
impromptu arrangement of vocal and instru-
mental selections occupied the early part of
evening" the latter having been devoted to a
spirited contest at progressive euchre. Miss
Carrie Kregelo, Mr. John Geiger and John Cor
don severaly gave piano selections, while the
singing was done by Mrs. Enrique Miller, Mrs
j. c. f. Gordon and Miss Lulu Burt, each Of
whom sang with exceeding grace and sweetness
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon. Mrs. Kregelo Miss
Carrie Kregelo Major and MRS. Gordon. Mr.. and
Mrs Comstock, Mrs. S. w. Morgan, Miss Lulu
Burt, Mr. John Geiger and Mr.. Fairbine were
among those present.
Hotel Arrivals.
Hotel English: C. S. Hernly J. Newly, w.
c. Mchlaugh, A. Modlin. George Cox. L. s. Dem
mis-, New Castle. Ind; j. s. Elliott, Greensboro;
j. P. A. Leonard, j. R. Huffman, Hartford City;
G. L. Ritter, Gosport.
Occidental Hotel: D. w. Chambers, Geo. w.
Goodwin, J. c. Henderson, A. j. Peed, Geo. Al
exander, j. r. Hernly, JAS M. Mown, Chas
Bundy, John S. Hedges Josiah Bundy John
Anderson. Miles Anderson, Thos. Mawson. New
Castle; Rolen Yerkes. VIM. Yerkes, Covington
Bates House: Charles E. Holmes, Edin burg:
]. E. Mccullough, Princeton; VIM. Grose. New
Castle: j. D. Butler, Peru; j. A. Landers, Au-
gustus S. Knapp. James 81. Evans. Columbus;
S. G. Detchan Charlottesville; John A. Sage,
Madison; Ed Hemphill. Attca; Charles E. Keller
and wife, w. A Powell, Shelbyviile; George S.
Dwinnell. Hartford; Wilbur ]. Newbury. Lafay-
cite; Charles E. Barrett, Sullivan.
Grand Hotel: W. O. Barnard, Mit Brown
New Castle w. e. Chaplain, Attica; DR.. w. c.
Freeman Whitlock; A. Mcknight and wife. A.
w. Fullerton and wife, Spencer; DR.. Fl. V. Pas
sage, Peru; /. H. Pepper, Brookville; Thomas
Nelson, Bloomingdae; 9. A. Keymet, Arcadia;
c. s. Wesner. Lebanon; j. j. NJ. La Toilette, O.
Ell. Affair." Portland; W. G.. Irwin. Columbus; j.
?: Sherwood. New Brghton; A. d. Morris,
Knightstown; Edward Bryan, Elkhart.