The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Dark are in the East,
and will return next week
Mr.. T. j. Graves, of Evansville. is in the city,
stopping at the Denison House.
Miss Anna Baggs has gone to Baltimore. Nd,
to MAKE visit of some length.
Mrs Ed Schurmann left for Chicago yesterday
to visit her sister, Mrs Elwood.
Charley Lockhart deputy auditor of Morgan
county, was In the city yesterday.
Miss Jessie Clippinger is the guest of Miss
Florence Malott on North Delaware street
Mrs w. K. Bells has returned from Rich
mond, where she has been visiting for several
weeks.
Mrs Omer little, of Richmond, is the guest
OF Mrs James Blake, on North Tennessee street.
for few days.
Mrs Nat G. Carter, who has been visiting rela-
tives in this CITY, returned last evening to her
home IN Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Dinsmore, of Lebanon,
Pa, are visiting Miss Alice Goode for few days
previous to going to st. Louis, their destination.
Mrs. J. W. Mayo and daughter intend to go
East, in few days. for visit of several months
among relatives and friends. They will visit
Canada some time in January.
It was Miss TarknRtons Grandmother Booth
who Is eighty-seven years of age, instead of Mrs
Harrington, as announced in the list Of guests at
the Harrington j ameson wedding on Wednesday
evening.
The ladies' of the Big Four section of the Tab
ernacle Church. will give social this evening at
the chapel.
Miss Nellie New entertained a few friends at
delightful luncheon, in honor of Miss Mamie
Frazee. Among those present were the Misses
Sue Stewart, May Sells, Mary Heron, Mrs
Schuyler Haughey aud guest, Miss Bruner and
Mrs Maria Gates.
Mr. and Mrs j. n Binford celebrated their
fifteenth anniversary on Tuesday evening. The
guests comprised the family relatives. among
whom were Mr. and Mrs Geo. Carter, Mr.. Vim
son Carter, Miss Anna Carter, Mrs. N. G. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs S. L. Goode.
The annual graduating exercises of the Train
ing School for Nurses will be held at Meridian
street M. E. Church, on Monday evening. Aside
from the essays there will be an excellent mu-
steal programme and addresses by Rev. E. A.
Bradley, Rev. O. @. McCulloch, Dr. Wishard,
and others.
"A union meeting of the missionary societies of
the presbyterian churches of the city Will be
held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church Interesting papers by
Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Lecklider and Others and
solos by Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Gate, of Chicago,
are among the features of the programme
A surprise euchre party was given yesterday
afternoon at the Grand Hotel to Mrs l. n. Pat
tison. Very pretty china vases were given to
the most successful players. Among the con-
testants were Mrs. j. l.. Fletcher Mrs w. P.
Bingham, Mrs. W. O. De Way, Mrs. U. j. Ham
mond. Mrs. w. j. Richards, Mrs. Ovid Butler
Mrs. c. f. Sayles, Mrs. Omer HIttle, of Rich
mond and others.
There was bridal party at the Grand Hotel
last evening numbering several prominent so
cety people of Martnsville. The groom was
Senator elect James F. Cox, of Martinsville. who
was married on Wednesday evening at o'clock
at Maysvle, KY, to Miss Lille Tarleton Mr.
Cox is prominent layer and Democratic poll
tician, and the bride was one or Maysvilles
prominent and most esteemed ladies' The party
will leave this morning for Martinsville.
Wednesday being the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. John c. Z. Gordon, a surprise party
arranged and carried out successfully. Euchre
was chosea as the entertainment for the guests
The prizes for the gentlemen were sets of pitch
er, bowl and plate, and were won by Mr.. /. N
Pattison and Mr.. j. n Rogers. Those for the
ladies were bamboo easels, won by Mrs. j. Will
Jams and Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Gordon was
membered with some very pretty gifts by her
admiring friends. The guests numbered Mrs.
Robert Springsteen, Mrs. Hittle, of Richmond,
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Grub, Mr. and Mrs. Eli
ott Mrs. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Pattison,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heron, Mr. D, Swain, Mr..
Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs Cutie.
MENDENHALL-Ross.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENsBURG, Nov. 1.-THE marriage Of two
prominent young society people took place at the
residence Of the brides father in this city, at
o'clock this evening. Rev. William Torrance, of
the Presbyterian Church oficiated, assisted by
Rev. e. L. Dolph, of the Methodist Church
The bride, Miss Mamie Ross. is the accomplished
daughter of Marine D. Ross an old and wealthy
citizen The groom, James E. Mendenhal is a
popular young gentleman who has been county
recorder for more than seven years, his term
expiring Nov. /, 1887. He has, also, for
more than year been chief editor and
proprietor of the New Era, the Democratic paper
of the county. Among those present from
abroad were Lon Ross. brother to the bride, and
his wife, Of Red Oak, Ia; John Mendenhal
brother to the groom, of Evansville, and the
father and sister of the groom from Franklin,
Ind. From TO o'clock reception was held
when Mr. and Mrs Mendenhall received the
congratulations of host of friends, after which
they departed for tour through the East, in
GLIDING visit to Washington ard other promi-
nent places They will return in aboutten days
and will then be at home to their friends in this
city.