The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-01
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Dr. and Mrs. l. c. Walker arrived at home last even
| ing from the East.
State Auditor Rice left for Chicago last night on
| political mission.
| Walter P. Wagner, of Knghtstown, is spending a
| few days in the city
John s. Duncan has been appointed Judge pro tenn.
| OF the Criminal Court.
Mr. Jos. Vile, of Chicago is in the city, visiting
among his old friends.
L. Bimel and J. H. Gill. of the Bimel carriage and
wagon works, are in attendance at the State fair.
Horace Wallace. son of Andrew Wallace died yes
terday afternoon at the family residence in this city.
Mr. w. E. Collins has returned to his home in Hart
ford, Conn., Mrs. Collins will remain for about three
| weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Golfer, of Milwaukee, are
SPENDING few days with friends in Jacksonville,
Fla, where they will spend the winter.
Judges Gresham and Woods went to Cincinnati YES.
terday Judge Gresham will sit with Judge jackson
in hearing the Toledo Cincinnati st. Louis railroad
case.
Mrs. George H. Fleming and daughters left yester.
day for Frankfort to locate Mrs. Fleming will open
kindergarten school, in which branch of instruction
she is very successful.
Col Will Cumback left last night for Iowa. to fill an
engagement to lecture in the college course at Ames
La. lie will speak at Story City and Upton and re-
turn in week. He will then enter actively in the
campaign in Indiana.
SOCIETY.
Mr. s. Fletcher and family are spending few weeks
In Minneapolis.
Miss Alice Jones, of Lafayette spent yesterday in
the city with friends
Mrs. DIR. Sawyer, of Kokomo is the guest of Mrs.
H. y. Moore, on Ash street.
Miss Rebecca Jameson has returned from stay of
two months at Hudson, Mich.
Miss Victoria Byers of Shebyville is the guest of
Miss Jennie Jackson; at Beech Grove farm.
| Mr. And Mrs. w. j. Holiday will leave this morn
| ing for trip of fortnight through the South.
The 6fty-rst anniversary of the wedding of Fabius
NJ. Finch and Nancy Allen will DE celebrated to-day.
Miss Henderson, daughter of Hon. Eb Henderson
of Martinsvle, is the guest of Miss Lillian Landers
Mrs. John Ramsey. of Brazil Is visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart West Michigan
| street.
Mrs. Frank Percy Weadon of Minneapolis, is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Afford, ON North ILL
nois street.
Miss Lillian Russell, of Danvie, Ill.,, formerly OF
this city has taken the position of vocal instructor
| the seminary at Danville.
DR.. Maurice Albrecht is erecting very pretty cot
tage in Woodruff Place, which he expects to occupy
| about the first of November.
Mrs. J. j. Turner who has been visiting her par.
ents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Churchman, returned to her
home in Richmond yesterday.
Mrs. Rachel Clarke and Miss Lou Tgoe returned
home Yesterday from stay at Bethlehem. N FL. Mrs.
Clarke is but slightly improved i'll health
Mrs. Keith, of Delphi, who has display of art-work
at the fair which is very much admired is the guest
DR.. John N. Gaston's family. on North New Jersey
street.
Mrs. Ruth Kennard of Elkton, Md, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. II. Jackson. at Beech Grove
farm. Mrs. kennard is eighty three years old and
cultivated and charming woman of the old school
Miss Susie Stewart was the hostess en- Wednesday
for informal and very delightful luncheon given
for Miss Henderson, Of Martinsvlle who is the guest
of Miss Lillian Landers Miss Carrie Nichol of New
York city and Miss Hannah Tousey were the others
entertained.
The ladies of the Free kindergarten and Children
Aid Society have made arrangements for two grand
concerts by the Hungarian Orchestra to be given the
last two nights of next week. The orchestra has
achieved reputation for the music of Hungary equal
to that of the Mexican Typical Orchestra and the
melodies and instruments quite fascinating and
enjoyable as the latter.
Yesterday being the eleventh birthday anniversary
of Miss Media Dickson she celebrated the event by in.
vtng few of her young friends to tea and spend the
evening The hours spent in games and all EN-.
joyed themselves to the utmost. The little hostess
was generously remembered with gifts from her
parents and guests OF the latter there were
| Miss Bertha and Master Fred Gall Miss Iottie and
| Master Chas. Wright Misses Tille and Lula Brink,
| Cora and Edna Kuhn, Jeanette Judson, Louise
| Dryer, and Master Fred. Dickson.
| Miss Anna Smith and the groom DIR. Herman Mar.
tin well known young physician of this city. were
married last evening at the brides residence No IA
College avenue. The ceremony. which took place at
y o'clock, was performed by Rev. ]. Albert Rond-
thaler, of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church in the
presence of the family and about sixty invited guests
The bride was beautiful in princess dress of cream
surah with baby front Of white jet and pearls. She