The Indianapolis journal., 1886-01-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Hon. R. G. Bell. of Fort Wayne. is at the
| Bates House.
Mrs. Asa Sammons will soon give large pro-
| gressive euchre party.
! Miss Carrie Gage will spend the rest of the
!, winter at her home in this city.
| The Scottish Rite Dramatic Association will
| soon produce three-act drama.
| Mr. Will E. James and Miss May Brown will
| be married next Saturday evening
III. w. Neal and family of st. Louis, will
soon remove to this city for residence.
Mrs. j. W. Gordon has been confined to her
room for a few days with a malarial attack.
| Miss Anna Mortland, of tho Riley combination,
| spent last Sunday with her family in this city.
Hon. Green Smith, who represented jackson
county in the Senate last winter, is in the city
| on business.
Elmer I. Swope, of Greenfield left for Wash
ington city last evening. His mission is sup
posed to be political one.
Mr.. George B. Taylor and Miss Josie Brown
are the guests of the family of Werner p. Craft
on North Tennessee street
Miss Maude and Mr. Russell Robinson have
returned to DePauw University, after spending
the holiday vacation at home.
Mrs. j. w. Murphy will give grand recep-
tion this afternoon. from to o'clock, followed
by large party in the evening.
very prominent society lady of North street
a pIctty SIuuttto-Hlli DC W6QuSU ueAt week
| to wealthy wdower of Aurora. ILL.,
Mrs. NJ J. Rhodehamel will soon leave for
| Florida to spend the winter. She will be accom-
| panied by Mrs. Denison, of New York.
Mr. Charles W. Ryan, of this city, has gone to
| Toledo, o., for permanent residence. He has
| opened commission Office in that place.
| Mr.. Henry Sturm has resumed his place with
| Charles f. Meyer 6s Bro. and will be connected
| with their new Washington-street house.
Tho wifi ~ ;r,ra of 4La
| berlin Manufacturing Company, died in Texas
| recently, whittier she had. gone in search Of
| health.
| Mr.. John F. c. Gordon has returned from Co
| lumbus, o., where he accompanied his wife on
short visit Mrs. Gordon is still visiting friends
| in that city.
| The Ladies' Matinee Musicale gave one of its
interesting programmes yesterday afternoon at
plymouth Church parlors. The entertainment
was under the supervision of the second di
vision, and evinced careful preparation the
part of the individual performers. 1t was the
first meeting since the holiday vacation.
Mr.. John A. Finch left for Washington City
| last night He claims to have exclusive infor-
nation of an Office worth $1,000 a year. the
| time OF the incumbent of which has expired.
and for which nobody has applied. Inasmuch
| as he don't want it himself Mr.. Finch ought to
mention the matter to Eb Henderson or Judge
Busklrk.
Hon. Will Cumback has a new lecture for this
season called 1.-The Model Husband He starts
next week for Iowa, in which State he has six
teen engagements on sixteen consecutive nights.
From there he goes to- Michigan and thence to
Florida to deliver address before the State
Assembly, Mr. Cumback has made a great sue
cess In the lecture field and his popularity in
creases every year that he is before the public.
The programme of the G.. A. r. installation,
on Tuesday evening. was carried out with sue
cess Miss Jennie yelling and Mr. Jillson did
not appear, but Miss Annie Mckenzie and Miss
Lorene Carnahan contributed solos, to the salts
faction of all present. Miss Florence Bamberger
played with spirit and Mrs. Grace lowering was
heard in charming solo. Several gee clubs
| rendered selections, and Mr.. George f. Bass
| gave recitation.
The Central Progressive Euchre Club met at
Mrs Charles ii. Abbetts and passed delight
full evening. being we'll entertained by their
charming hostess. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs W. G. Sherman, Miss Pashee, Mrs A. C.
Jameson, Mr.. A. G. Metcalf Mr. and Mrs,
Eugene Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p Egan, Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Craft. Miss Josephine Brewer of
Cincinnati Mrs. Thomas Gossett. Mr.. Titus and
Mr. johnson. The prizes were captured by Mrs.
Jameson and Mr.. Titus, and were of great artistic
elegance.