The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-25
Mr.. Harry Palmer has gone to Helena, NJ. T.


Mr. Harry Palmer has gone to Helena, N. T.
Jacob P. Dunn, jr.. has gone TO Washington
for months stay in pursuit of historical infor
nation.
L. Union Fraternelle Franchise will give their
annual grand ball at Mozart Hall, on next Fri
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George werbe are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werbe, Of No. 244 West
New York street.
Judge F. NJ Finch, accompanied by his daugh-
yer, Miss Alice, leaves tomorrow for California,
Tor visit Of two months.
Mr.. Horace Eddy, chief clerk in the Office OF
Superintendent Turner, of the c., St L. q P.
road, is spending Sunday in the city
Mss NJ. G. Thompson. Of Terre Haute, Miss
Emma Knight, of Anderson. and Mrs. +. II.
Pope. of Greencastle. were among the guests at
the Bates House yesterday
State Auditor Rice returned yesterday from q
"trip through the South, having spent most OF
bis time during his absence at Memphis, where
he was stationed during the war.
Mr. Joseph E. Cobb has accepted position on
the Kansas City Star. one of the leading evening
newspapers in the West, as staff correspondent.
and will leave for his new field OF work this
week
The South side Benevolent Society has ar
ranged for musical and literary entertainment,
20 be held at the Virginia avenue Rink on
Wednesday evening, May 5, for the benefit of
shesociety.
Mrs. j. p. E. Kumler, wife Of former pastor
vi the First Presbyterian Church, now living in
Pittsburg, was the guest OF the family of Judge
A. l.. Roache during the woman's missionary
convention.
Prof. d. P. Brenneke has issued invitations to
his closing Cinderella party, at Pfaffiins Hall,
Thursday evening, April 90. He will also give
May party at the same place. Saturday after
noon, for the younger members of his class.
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decorated for the annual ball of the Telegraph
srs' Brotherhood tomorrow night The attend
ance of large delegations of the fraternity from
Cincinnati, St Louis, Chicago, Louisville and
ether points is anticipated.
A supper vii be given on next Tuesday even
ing between the hours of 8 and 8 o'clock, at the
residence of Mr. W. III. Smith, No. 1853 College
avenue, for the benefit of Central-avenue
Church. A feature of the supper will be the
serving of the refreshments by corps OF gen
elemen, members of the church, who have been
in training for the duties of the occasion for
BONE time
A musical and literary entertainment will be
given at the Thirdstreet NJ. e. Church to-mor-
row evening by the best talent in the city.
Among those who will take part in the enter
tainment will be Miss Lulu Burt, Mr.. Andrew
Smith, Miss Bigelow, Mrs Julia Martin, Miss
Rocker Miss White. Miss Van Bergan, the Clio
Dramatic Club and the Silver-toned Quartet
This will perhaps be the last entertainment given
In the old church. and will doubtless be well
patronized.
THE NEW KINDERGARTEN.
The annual meeting of the Indianapolis Free
Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society was
held on Wednesday afternoon at Tabernacle
Church, and was attended by all the interesting
features which have characterized the previous
meetings of this association. Reports of the
year just ended were read by Mrs. s. j. Peelle,
president, Miss Margaret Butler, secretary. and
Mrs. j. A. Closer, treasurer, showing forth the
industrial and financial status of the organiza
tioH, while the reports of Mrs. Baker, superin
tendent and Miss Duzan visitor of the free kind
ergartens, gave most interesting and instructive
detailed accounts of the work accompanied by the
garten its great influence and beneficial bearing.
not only upon the poor children, but npon the
homes from which they come. After the reports
came the yearly election of officers, which re-
suited az follows: Mrs Stanton j. Peelle. pres
ident; Mrs. w. w. Woollen, Mrs. W. II. ii.
Miller, Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson, Mrs j. w. Hess,
vice-prasidents; Miss Margaret Butler, record
ing secretary; Mrs. p. J.Carleson. corresponding
secretary; Mrs j. A Closer, treasurer. Execu-
hive Board--Mrs. NJ A. Hyde, Mrs. W. A.
Woods, Mrs. Emil Wulschner, Mrs. w. D.
Cooper, Mrs. E. g. Wiley, Mrs. r. e. Griffith,
Mrs j. r. Perry, Mrs. Ann Webster. Advisory
Board-Rev N A. Hyde Mr.. George Merritt,
Hon. Robert N. Lamb, Prof. j. w. Holcombe
Mr. IT, c. Day.