The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Morris Butler is home from Crawfords-
ville
Mr. W. W. Kennedy of Martinsvilie was in
the city yesterday.
DR.. j. W. Morris of Chicago spent yesterday
in the city with friends.
Mrs. M II. Spades has returned from brief
visit to friends in Detroit.
Miss Bessie Moore will leave to-day for Gin
cinnati to visit for two weeks.
Miss Rose Foster has returned from Vassar
College to spend her holiday vacation.
Miss Coe Condit will go to Terre Haute next
week to visit her cousin, Miss Huestis.
Prof. Paul Bahr will become organist of Ply
mouth Church, the LIST of January, for one year.
Mr.. Fred Griffith, of Louisville, spent Sunday
and yesterday in the city, and returns home this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smonds and daughter.
of St. Paul. Mimi, are guests Of Mr. aud Mrs. j.
T. Browne
Mrs. j. d. Condit returned from Chicago yes
terday morning, where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Kirk.
Mr. Henry and Miss Amelia Thomson, Of
Springfield. Mass. are guests of their aunt, Mrs.
E. D. Potter, for the holidays.
Mrs. NJ Murray has returned from visit OF
three months in Buffalo. where she was attend
ing her mother, who was very i'll.
Will E. English. exalted grand ruler of the B.
2. O. E.. has appointed Frank P Wade, of this
city. grand chaplain. and Will Terrell district
deputy for Indiana.
Sam Miller, Frank Allen, Frank Murphy.
Wallace Duncan, Charles Willard and Miss Marie
Allen have returned from attending school in the
East, and will be at home for about two weeks.
Dr. Louis Mas, assisted by well-known local
talent, will give a concert at Plymouth Church
on Friday evening. Jan. a. for the benefit of the
fund for the orchestra of the National Music
vvhi
July.
Mrs. c. E. Kregelo and Mrs A. H. Carrier will
be at home on Thursday to their friends at
No. 1873 North Tennessee street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. p Wetsel, of North Della
ware street. entertained friends very pleasantly
at whist last night The "silent" game was not
strictly silent, and conversation with such a con-
genial party and daintily served refreshments
added to the enjoyment.
Mr. Fred F. Johnston. son of DR.. John f..
Johnston will be married this morning at 9
O'Clock, at Chrisman ILL.,, to Miss Laura Gamer
err, daughter of Dr. d. NJ. Camerer, of that
place. Mr.. Johnston was formerly of this city,
where he has many friends, but for some time
past has been travelling, with headquarters at
Great Bend, Kan, to which place he will take
his bride DIR. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs John
Hurry, and Mrs E. s. Palmer left last night to
attend the wedding and return to-day.
A delightful luncheon party was given yester-
day by Mrs. L. S. Miller in honor of her sister,
Miss Miller, of Detroit, who is visiting here for
few days, previous to going to ST. Louis for the
holidays. The table was very tastefully decor
ated with flowers. only scarlet being used. The
seats at table were chosen by ribbons, different
colored bow being tied to each chair and dupli-
cate coored ribbons being chosen by the guests
before going to the dining ROOM where the guest
occupied the chair corresponding 10 the color Sc
lected.