The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-15
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Misses Matte and Ella Cox, of Upton, visited
the city yesterday.
Theodore Cravens, of Bloomington, was in
the city yesterday.
Judge Thomas F. Davidson, of Charlottesville,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss May Sells returned home yesterday, after
two weeks stay at Seymour.
DR. L. G. Hay. president of Coates College
for Women, at Terre Haute, is in the city.
Victor Hendricks has entered upon his second
year at Rose Poly technic School. at Terre Haute
Miss Keseham has returned from her sketch
ing trip in West Virginia, and will reopen her
art school Sept. 90
Mrs. Mia B. Caldwell and son, of Huron,
D. T.. are guests of Mrs c. A. Humphrey
Nc. ABS Broadway.
Carl L. Dewitt, for the last seven years with
c. E. Coffin & Co., left last night for Sioux City,
Ia, TO locate permanently.
Glenn. Studebaker. L. r. Sheriff. and n. E.
Littenberger, of South Bend, are in the city,
stopping at the Bates House
Mrs. W. @. Grubb will give card party Fri
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles Coe Of
Denver. who is visiting in the city.
Mrs. John r. Pearson and sen Frank have re-
turned from three months trip in Europe
Master Frank is improved in health.
Mr. Herman Martens, jr., and Miss Bertha
Stumph will be united in marriage, by Rev.
Peters, at the German lions Church, this even
ing.
Mr.. S. P. Brundage left last night for S.
Louis to take a position in the new store the
When Clothing Company has established in taat
city
The Ladies' Relief Corps. No. 20. George H.
Thomas Post will hold social at the corner of
Tenth street and Central avenue, on Friday
evening.
Bishop Mallalieu. of New Orleans, was in the
city last night, and was a guest at the Grand
Hotel. He leaves this morning for his home.
He is now returning from New York State,
where he mas been delivering series OF lectures.
Edward Churchman, son of F. M. Churchman,
for several years pupil of Mrs. Prices school,
has just entered Earlham College, and Miss Bir-
die Holmes and Miss Minnie Pearce, of the same
school, will go next week to the female college,
at Oxford.
Ex-State Senator Graham, of NobleSville, was
in the city last night. en- route home from the
Ninth district Republican congressional conven-
ticn at Lafayette. He regards the nomination
of Mr. Cheadle as a good one. ''There was a
strong feeling in the convention" Mr.. Graham
says ''in favor of the nomination of a soldier.
Mr.. Cheadle was in the war about four years.
He is man OF ability, is good speaker, and, as
newspaper man, is writer of much force
Hotel Arrivals.
Denison House: S. Tazeton, w. B. Kaufman,
John A. Sage. d. B. Sanford, New York; Mrs.
j. III. Huston. Connersville; e. H Scott, La
Porte: Noah II. Swayne. Frank b. Swayne, To-
ledo, o.; e. c. Bradley. G. A. Dornburg, Column
bus, O.; A. Kaufman, Cincinnati, o.; John r.
Smith, Bowling Green; j. A Lemcke, Evansville.
Grand Hotel E. T. Stringer, Fort Wayne;
John W. Sproatt, Oaktown; B. M. Boyd, Hart
ford City; f. o. Stringer. Fort WAYNE; John FL.
Harter, Madison; John G. Wingate. Wingate;
P. K. Buskirk, Bloomington; Charles B. An
drew. LaPorte; Will A. Bray. Michigan City;
G.. W. Thomas, New York; E. F. Small, Dur.
ham, N. c.; H. A. Stearns, Pawtucket, R. l.; D.
r. Lean, Pittsburg.
Bates House: Ed Padgen, Hamilton; K. NJ.
Shore, Rochester Ind. j. H Evans, Columbus;
2. G. Thivine, Grand Rapids; o. c. Dunn and
wife. Franklin, Md; D. T. Geakel. Lafayette;
e B. Gravel. Knoxville, Tenn; Jas. c. Knox
and wife. Ladoga; G.. w. Stevens and wife.
Peru; d. E. Williamson, Greencastle; j. S.
Stevens, Peru; E. Smith, Petersburg; A. c.
I.anier Alax Craxans Madison