The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

IEhDVNAL AMI OsJC1EII GUNOIPs
Ah matters Of int rest and items Of news. whether
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be printed If properly authenticatsd.l
Mr. and Mrs. H. d. Pierce will return from
Florida next week.
Mrs. Espey has removed her studio to room
No. IA Thorpe Block.
Miss Nettie Camplin. of this city, is visiting
friends at New Ross, Ind.
Mrs. Charles Matlock and daughter will very
soon remove permanently to Chicago
VIII Lowry has been confined to his room,
during the last week. by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Ford Woods and Mrs. j. II.
Wilson left for Chicago last Tuesday night
Mrs. Sarah Rhea, formerly missionary in
Persia, will be the guest of Mrs. VIM. Wiley this
week.
Miss Era Cadwallader, of Plymouth. is here to
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. G. L.
Sharp.
Rev. A. w. Lamport visited his old conference
at Warsaw last week. He returned home on
Thursday.
Miss Nettie Camplin, of this city Ia visiting
friends near Charlottesville She will return in
three weeks.
Mrs Nina Walbridge, after visit OF several
days to friends IN this city, has returned TO her
home in Toledo.
The Church Worker contains literary contri-
button in the April number from she pen Of
hena Kemp Ogan.
Mrs. Kate Steinwenter will 60 to Chicago this
week for six-months visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Mary A. Mead.
Mrs. DR., Gilbert. of Peru, will attend the
woman's missionary meeting this week, and
will be the guest of Mrs. w. De NJ. Hooper.
The young ladies of Seventh-street M. e.
Church working hard to make their May
festival a grand success in all Its departments.
Rev. DR.. Marine. of Lafayette, is the guest of
Mr. W. III. Smith. No. l68 College avenue. He
breaches at Central Church this morn
mG
Mrs. Ashton, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. E. Jenkins, of North Pennsylvania
street, has returned to her home in Leavenworth,
Kan.
Governor Gray has returned from a trip
through the South. During his absence he
visited New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis and
Nashville.
Miss Matte Steeg, of Greencastle, who has
been visiting Mrs. w. r. A. Bernhamer during
the last week, has gone to Shelbyville to visit
other relatives.
The Emerald Club of Queen Esther Chapter
o. q. s., will meet at the residence Of Mrs j.
Hawkins No. 452 East Market street, next Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Seymour, of New York city, who has
been an invalid at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs Harry Wetsell for year, returned to New
York last Wednesday.
Mrs. Terrell. widow of General Terrell, has
sold the homestead on North Delaware street,
and will remove with her family to an elegant
residence in Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Leon Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. M. Fl
Spades will take part in a concert to be given by
the society people of Charlottesville at their
Opera-house on the 7th of May.
Mrs. Herrick Johnson, acting president of the
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Northwest. will be entertained by Mrs. Newton
Claypool during the convention this week
DIR. Edward T. Hammer, of Washington, D. c..
is at the Bates House, in the interest Of q water
gas patent, with view to organizing State
company to supply cheap and good quality of
gas
The Gle Club gave a party, last Friday even
ing. at the residence Of Miss Emma Uhl. No.
181 North Tennessee street. and very pleasant
time was had by all. Refreshments were
served
Miss Allie Thompson entertained the Mikado
Progressive Euchr5 Club, at he- home, No. 80
Christisn avenue on Friday evening last. The
Mr. John r.. Gray.
J. Fl. Bayliss, D. D., editor of the Western
Christian Advocate, Cincinnati, O., will be in
the city next Friday to deliver his lecture on
"Rome, Pompeii and Vesuvius" for the benefit
Of our city churches.
II.
john Van, of Cincinnati, left last Friday for an
extended Southern trip to New Orleans, thence
over the Gulf of Mexico to Florida. Mrs. Cos
hello goes for Der health.
A party of gentlemen composed Of Will E.
English, Romeo johnson, Henry Fraser, Smith
Myers, j. 81. Martin, E. NJ. Dasher and Walter
Nichols. of this city, and Mr.. Pond and NJ Will
son, of Chicago, are spending Sunday at the
Dountry residence of Mr.. Henry Talbot in Owen
county.
DIR. a. O. Panther, first-honor graduate of
the Medical College of Indiana, and now travel.
by the Surgeon general of Austria as being
learned IN his profession. DR.. Panther will re-
burn to this country next year, and will probably
locate in Chicago
About sixty friends of Dr. Pettijohn met at
his residence. on last Tuesday evening" for a sur
prse party, it being the Doctors birthday. The
Doctor received some handsome presents. 7.
e. Boyd and family and others, Of Noblesville
were in attendance. Lunch was served, and the
evening closed with a serenade by some gentle
men friends.
There Will be pronouncing and spelling bee
at CentraTavenue NJ E. Church on Tuesday
night, to which the public is invited. The ad-
mission will be only 10 certs. There will be
music and recitations in addition. and one special
feature will be match between young masters
and misses. who have mutually challenged each
other to SPELL
ne Dtl 10 DC given III the OH DOaTQ Oh lraue
hall, on the evening of the Goth inst, by the
telegraphers promises to be quite an important
social event. A thousand invitations have been
issued and large number of visitors from Chi
cago, Cincinnati and st. Louis are expected to
be present. The hall will be deliberately deco
rated for the occasion, and the music for the
dancing will be furnished by Harris band.
Miss Addie Nichols, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell, entertained the K. R. G. at her resi-
dence, corner of State avenue and Sturm street,
on last Wednesday evening. Dancing was the
principal feature of the evening, and refresh
ments were served at IL o'clock Among those
present were Misses Gill. Youse. Gable Weeg-
man. Gage. Moulton, Spielhoff, Bretz Mrs
Cantwell, Mrs. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. George
Borroughs, Mr. and Mrs. Catlin and Messrs
Graham. Schomberg. Hill, Hayes. Lutz, Thomas,