The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Sallie Holiday is expected home from ST.
Louis to-day =
Plymouth, Ind.
Mrs NJ D. George is slowly recovering from
her recent severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin, of Columbus, O..
are spending few days in this city
MI George w Smith, of New Mexico, brother
OF Mrs. l. II. Kiersted, is in the city.
Rev DR.. Bradley is holding ten days mission
IN GAINESVILLE o., with encouraging success.
Mr.. Oliver T. Morton has gone to Fort Wayne
to attend the opening of the Morton Club
Mrs Wolf, Of Virginia, has been visiting her
sister. Miss Male LeMonde, and will leave the
latter part of the week for home.
Mr.. c. T. Miller has retired from the position
OF chief clerk at the Bates House and is nego-
tiating for the lease of the Brunswick Hotel
Miss Ida Bingham, of Evansville who has
been visiting the family of Mr.. j. j. Bingham
for several weeks, will return home the last of
this week.
Mrs. II. E. Thomas has on exhibition in the
MODEL show-window an oil painting representing
Othello reciting the story of his travels to Des-
demona and her father.
j. T. Tanning, Will Terreli, j. H. Martin, j I.
J. Curtis, w. j. Nichols, J. G. Henton, Charles
L. Miller, Will f. English, Casper Schmalholz
and Charles j. Romilee will leave for New York
Lodge of B. p o. E.
State Geologist Thompson will leave for the
South tomorrow, where he will spend the win
ter at his old home in Georgia. On his way he
will step couple of weeks at Nashville, where
he has an engagement to deliver course OF
lectures before the Vanderbilt University.
Society.
Mrs. Knckerbacker will entertain a number
of friends at luncheon tomorrow.
Mrs. Hocombe and son. Mr.. J. W. Holcombe,
will entertain, this evening in honor of guests.
The Fortnightly Literary Club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. V. Il. Malote, on North Del
aware street.
Mrs Morris Eddy. of Chicago. is visiting her
sister, Mrs Jessie billy, and yesterday few of
their friends were invited tospend the afternoon
Informally.
The ladies of the Central Christian Church
will give reception and fair this afternoon and
evening in the church parlors. Supper will be
served at o'clock.
Miss Anna Baggs is visiting Mrs. John E.
Beall of Washington, D. CO formerly Miss
Mollie Landers, of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Beall
gave large theater party, on Thursday even
ing, to celebrate their wedding anniversary.
The telegraphers will hold their annual reeep-
ton at Tomlinson Hall, on Wednesday evening,
Dec. %. The music for the occasion will be fur
nished by the When Military Band, and the
affair promises to be one of the grandest social
events of the year.
The Sunday school concert given by the schol-
ars of Mayfower Church on Sunday evening,
was one of the pleasantest yet given. The pro.
| gramme included songs and reeitations. The
| singing of Nearer my God, to Thee" by Miss
Winnie Willard, and the organ playing of Mr..
Charles Hanson, are most highly commended.
| Hotel Arrivals.
Denison House: w. d. Foulke, A. c. McGrew,
| Richmond; Edward Weight, Springfield, o.
| Pearl Van, Knightstown; ). @. Smith and wife,
Rushyille; Frank Leon, Muncie; DIR. j. Van Bus
kirk, Rapid City, d. T.
| Grand HOTEL A. NJ. Atkinson, Wabash; T.
| NJ Andrews, West Point; w. B. Overman,
| Rockville r. l.. Campbell. Lafayette B. F.
| Bonebrake, State Line City, Ind; A. S. Knopp,
| Columbus; Geo. L. Bruce, Lafayette; c. FL.
| Lockard, Canaan, Ind; 9. E. Karmre. Shelby
vile; T. o. Strlneer, Fort Wayne; E. a. Nebe-
ker, Covington; w. g. Irwin, K. M. Hord, Shell
| byville.
Bates House: VIM. Rahm, jr., P. L. Eissler
Evansville L O. Bayless, Frankfort; Jos, G..
Rogers, Logansport; Jno A. Sage, Madison; N.
H. Sneel Greenville; j. S. Harper Sardinia;
| G. ]. Sherman, G. L. Davis, Sullivan; F. B.
| Johns. Terre Haute Isaac Mass, Mrs. Niblack
| Mrs. Dalton. Vincennes; Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Fuselman Martinsviile; D. P. Perce, Frankfort
/ John Prior, Elmer Blake, Huntingdon; G. A.
1 KarhoO Madison. Jacou r Rrowu Savmnrr