The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19

health. Mr. and Mrs. Chandler had quite circle of
acquaintance here all of whom express the deepest
4 sympathy with tbs family.
/ Mrs. H. K. Martin and son Louis have returned
horne after trip of several weeks, the former very
much benefited in health.
| Mrs. Archibald Robinson and daughter Margie, Of
st. Louis. visiting the family of Mr.. w j. Holt.
1 day. on North Meridian street.
| Mr.. Frank Blanchard and wife entertaining two
of the formers sisters. from Wheeling, w. Va.
| and the other from Delaware, ..
MIR. and Mrs. Will Sullivan, of Cincinnati, who
| have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
/ Sheehan, left for home last week.
| Mr. Will Harrison, of Chicago. who has been visit
ing Mr.. Clarence Foster for the past ten days will
return home the last of this week.
Misses Lenta and Anna Alloways are entertaining
their cousin Miss Orie Peckham of Troy, o. at their
| home, No. 100 East ST. Joe street.
Mr. J. W. Iindall, the well known newspaper writer.
has removed his family to Chicago. Mr.. Tndall is
editorial writer on the Inter Ocean.
Miss Carrie Nichols. of New York city, who is
visiting in the city, will be the guest of Miss Helen
Baldwin the early part OF this week.
Mrs. s. O. Gill has returned from a fortnight visit
| to relatives in Richmond. Her daughter Miss jose
phine, will remain time longer.
Mrs. J. w Gordon returned yesterday from Chi
cago where she has been attending her sister, Mrs
Nj. u. Watson who has been very i'll.
Mrs. Thomas Barbour. of Cincinnati in company
with her children, guests of Mrs. DR.. and Miss
Annie Barbour ON North West street.
Mrs. Chas Willard and children will not return to
the city before November They will remain at Mrs
Miilards former home in Utica N. Y.
Mrs. w. P. Bingham returned yesterday from the
East where she has been spending six weeks with her
mother and other relatives and friends.
Mr. Harvey Blanton left, yesterday, for Virginia
| for two weeks trip. He win visit Richmond and
| Old Point Comfort among other places.
Mrs. Sontag. of Evansville, has been visiting her
friend. Mrs Win J. Brown on South Meridian street,
| for some time, and returned home yesterday.
Mrs. A. E. Ferry has returned from the East where
che has been for several weeks greatly improved in
| health. She win resume her art work at once
Miss Addie Wiseman. daughter of the agent of the
l., b. q w. at Tifn, o. is in the city, the guest of
Mrs. Thomas Noonan, on North Meridian street.
il. Brosnan of Washington, D. c. who attended
the Irish labor convention, at Chicago his return
stopped for few days with friends in Indianapo
Misses Annie and Daisy Roberts expect to leave for
| Stuttgart Germany, next month for the study of
music and the languages. They will remain some
| time.
Mrs. V. T. Malott son and daughters left for New
York on Thursday. Miss Carrie Malott will remain
at Newburg. on the Hudson, where she will attend
school.
Gen. Lew Wallace has made illustrations for
Christmas story written by his wife, published by
Worthington COMPANY, New York, entitled 'Ginevra.
or the Old Oak Chest"
Our Literary and Social Circle, at it's last meeting
adopted resolutions of respect to the memory of Miss
Mamie Simmons. popular young member of the
| society who died recently.
Mrs Era Steele Collins, of Hartford, Conn., is ex-
peeted on Friday to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Steele, who reside in the Ricketts, property
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Joseph Harrington, of Washington, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart who are also
entertaining Mrs. Stewards parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harrington of Greensbnrg
Mrs. Rachel Clarke and niece, Miss Lou Igoe, who
have been in Vermont and Massachusetts for several
weeks, expected home this week. Mrs Clarke is
somewhat improved in health.
Cards have been received by friends in this city for
the marriage at Trinity NJ. E. Church. in Evansville,
on Sept 80, of Miss Ella Haas daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. l. Haas and DR.. T. Fl. Taylor.
Mrs. Nat G. Carter and Walter formerly of this
city, but now residing in Pennsylvania are visiting
friends here. They their way to join Mr.. Car
| ter, who is now in Texas for his health.
| Mr.. Samuel Cooke of the Panhandle offices at Co.
lumbgs, O., and family who have been guests of Mr..
| j. O. Yohn and family during the past week. left,
yesterday morning, for Louisville for short STAY
| Mrs. Will Kappes and son. of Ration, N. NJ. accom-
panied by Robert Fishback will arrive this week. to
remain all winter with their parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
| L. F1shback, MIR. kappes will follow In November.
Mr.. Walter Hunt and Mr.. Lewton of Florida, who
have been in California attending the Secret Society
coneave, in the city for few days. the guests of
| Mr.. A l. Hunt and family, before returning home.
The Misses Watson. of Evanston, ILL.,, are expected
to visit Miss Margaret Butler in November and Miss
Foster, of Washington. D. O., daughter of Colonel
Foster, will visit Miss Salle Holiday the month.
| Miss Addison of London, England who came to
| this country with DIR. and Mrs. G. v. Wooden. when
| they returned from Europe to visit her uncle, Mr..
| Walter Cathie and family, will return home next
/ month.
Mr.. George Griffin who was connected with the
registry department of the indianapolis postoice for
several years has returned to Chicago where he has
| connected himself with his brother in the silver
plating business
Mr. Walter Cathie, having sold out his business and
his residence property will leave with his family for
Minneapolis the 1st of October to locate permanently
Their departure will be greatly regretted both In
business and social circles.
| Miss Alice Halliday. of Cairo, III who has been
visiting Miss Rose Foster. left Thursday for Vas
sar College, where they will attend school. Miss Mar
| garet Baldwin and Miss leila Leathers of this city,
| win also attend the institution of learning
Mr.. Francis H. Duester has resigned his position as
secretary of the works and returned jefferson
vile accept the position of secretary and treasurer
| of the Ohio Falls Car Company Mr. Frank D. Rich
ards has been appointed to succeed him secretary of
| the car works.
| Miss Frances Lord, of London, England is the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs T. l.. Sewall. Miss Lord is
deeply interested in the current educational and social
movements in England in most of which she takes an
active part. Miss Lord is graduate with honors of
| Girton College.
Miss Virginia johnson, of Atchison, Kan, formerly
| OF this city, and Miss Edith breckenridge of Fort
Wayne guests of Miss Agnes Fletcher at the In
sane Hospital and will remain a fortnight more.
Miss Johnston and sisters have taken land claims in
Kansas and resided on them the required length of
time. The property is rapidly becoming valuable.
Rev. Myron W. Reed preached his first sermon in
Denver last Sunday after the conclusion of his
| mer vacation. The Denver News says the usual
large audiences gathered the church at both the
morning and evening services" The morning
was on THE Unspeakable Gift"-a discourse of
usual power and beauty, and which printed in full
in the News with the most complimentary expressions
Mr.. Reeds hold and infuob1ce upon his church and
city life Denver seem be the increase Judging
by the uniformly large audiences that wait upon his
ministry.
| Society.
| Miss Edith Fountain will give luncheon tomor-
row afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Coo. of Denver,
| formerly of this city.
| The wedding of Mr. Campbell and Miss Laura
Walker will take Mace on the Dist inst a the resi-