The Indianapolis journal., 1886-02-21
PERSONAL MENTIoN ELSEWHERE.
CraWfordSYilla.


The members of Center Church refused to ac-
cept the resignation of Rev. E. B. Thomson.
They, however, granted him a vacation. John
B. Rice and wife are making visit at Spring
field, Mo. ;. Mrs. Fisher Doherty and Mrs.
Andrew Norris are at Elwood, III. >. The Craw.
fordsville Literary Club held their regular meet
ing at the small courtroom, on Monday evening.
Capt De Witt Wallace, of Lafayette, read the
paper of the evening, his subject being ''The
Compromises of the Constitution" At the next
meeting paper will be read by Rev. E. B.
Thomson. =. MISS Florence Solomon. Of Denver,
Col, and Joley Joel, Of Monmouth, H., are
visiting Eph Joel and wife. Rev. E. B.
Thomson is in New York city The
benefit entertainment for the Orphans
Home. last Sunday evening, netted $51 Short
and Elder NJ. NJ. VanCleave. upon the early his
tory of this county. Old-tme songs were sung
out of the Missouri Harmony, by j. FL. Beneiel,
Mrs Cooley, Mrs Alexander and S. NJ Freemanl
of Mace. Robert Safely and wife, of Rock
vile, have been visiting the family of Marshal,
Nye. The benefit concert at Music Hall for
Eddie Brandkamp, on Tuesday evening, was
quite success in every particular. The pro-
ceeds were $ll7. Mr.. Brandkamp is blind and
most skilfui pianist The ladies Of Center
Tuesday evening. Judge Chumasero will
shortly move here from Chicago. Miss Lulu
and Mamie Keegan entertained the senior class
Of the His h-school. on Friday evening
Miss Elsie lnsley gave newmarket
party, on Wednesday evening, to number of
friends. Hon. William Parsons will lecture
next Thursday evening, at Music Hail. under the
auspices of the college literary societies. Sub
ject, 1.-THE Story of the Golden Age" DR..
Clements and wife gave newmarket party on
bate of the college literary societies will be held
on Monday evening, at the chapel. De
Bayard Lodge. No. 80, K. of p, celebrated
the twenty-second anniversary of the order.
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at their hall. and a banquet at the
Robbins House. Mrs. Ida Hood Talbot
was present and recited several selections. John
A. Booze acted master of ceremonies at the
banquet. The toast Damon and Pythias" was
responded to by ]. H. Osborn; 'The Order" by
Judge e. G. Snyder; 'De Bayard Lodge" by j.
E. Evans: ''The Ladies'" by Ben Crane; 1.-THE
Press" by ]. E. Humphries; 'Mine Host and
Hostess" by j. W. Ramsay.
Peru.
]. A. Deibert and sister, Mrs NJ M Harvey,
started. Wednesday night, on two weeks visit
to relatives in Moberly, No., Kansas City and
Omaha. Mrs. Mars has returned from visit
at Springfield, Ill. Mrs Hattie Sherwin. of
Rochester. is visiting at the residence of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Shearer, on North
Fifth street Capt Louis DrouilIard, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Minnie Stock
WELL the past month, has returned to st. Louis.
Mrs. Black. who has been visiting Mrs. Hat
tie Hale, returned to her home in LaPorte on
Wednesday evening Miss Fannie Place. of
Logansport. visiting Mrs. Noah Miller. on
Miami street, returned to her home
on Thursday. She was previously the
guest of Miss Dora Speck of Denver. !.
Mr.. George Stevens and children are visiting in
Logansport. Mrs j. F. Day is in Madison at
tending her mother, who IS seriously i'll. :.
About fifty of our theater going people attended
the Mary Anderson entertainments at Indianap-
oils. Mr.. and Mrs George Rettig gave a So
cial dance at their residence on Tuesday evening.
;. Mrs. r.. K. Norton is spending few days
at Indianapolis, visiting her father Miss
Sarah Horn, of Logansport is visiting Miss Love
Mahafie. Mrs. Tom Ream is in Michigan
City. visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Fobes
| Mrs. G. ID. Webster. of Hesperia, Mich, is
visiting w. @. Bailey, on West Sixth street !.
Jesse Foote entertained about twelve couples of
his gentlemen and lady friends at his residence
on West Third street, Saturday evening. Pro-
| gressive euchre and dancing were the amuse-
menrs afforded. Miss Lille Gilbertis visiting