The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-20


Mr.. VIII Iglaheart, of Evansville, Is In the city
visiting friends
Mrs Pierre Gray returned from visiting
friends in Union City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Sewall leave this week for
the East, to spend the summer.
Mr. w. r. Williams has gone to Chicago,
where he will probably remain
Mrs James Pritchard, who has been visiting
In Laurel, Ind, returned home yesterday.
Mrs Ellen Hanney, of South East street, left
yesterday to visit her brother in Tama City, La.
Miss Ella Conway of Louisville, is visiting
the Misses Dryer, on North Pennsylvania street
Mrs. A. F. Potts and Miss Mariory Ellis have
gone to Omaha TO visit relatives OF the former
lady
Miss Paulina Buhler, of New Orleans, is visit
ing the Misses Martens of North pennsylvania
street
j. Irving Riddle is sick at his farm at Tedrow,
O., and will probably not be out again for six
weeks.
Mrs, A. E. Stratton and Miss Emma Taylor
will shortly visit California, seeking better
health.
Miss Mary Worth, of the Secretary of States
Office, is expected TO return from Washington
this evening
Miss Lou Lawton, of Kansas City. Mo-, is Wis
ting her aunt, Mrs. ST. Clair, on North Della
ware street
Howard Duffy and family, of Columbus, are
In the city, visiting friends and attending the
revival services.
Mrs. j. W. Van Valkenburg and daughter,
Miss Olive of Huntsville. Ala, are the guests of
Mrs. j. r. Ryan.
Mr. Frank Harrington, accompanied by his
sister Belle and Miss Clara Pray, has gone to
Chicago to spend few days.
Rev. DR. Bayliss, editor of the Western Chris
A oh {ha eft
day afternoon, en- route home from Chicago
Christ Church Young Ladies' Guild gives a
q lawn fete at DR.. Bradley's residence, No. $40
North Tennessee street, to morrow evening
Mrs Calvin Holbrook nee Zion, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. /. L. Kenyon, of Central
avenue, will return to her home in Nashua, Ia /,
Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Noteman, an eloeutionist, Of
Toledo is visiting Mrs L. j. Martin, on North
Tennessee street, and will remain during the
summer
Mrs Rose Gordon is spending the summer at
Warsaw, her old home, and will visit the other
delightful lake resorts of northern Indiana before
returning in September.
Among the indianapolis people who will spend
the summer at Lake Maxnkuckee this year are
the families of. F. Wallick w. B. Burford and
Rev. J. Albert Rondthaler
The Sunday school of Central avenue M. e.
Church will hold its annual picnic on Thursday
of this week, at SCOTS farm, up the canal.
Boats have been provided, and all arrangements
made for pleasant day in the woods
Mr. and Mrs. P. p Pickering, of Chicago are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. johnson, No.
SIT North Meridian street. Mr.. Pickering 10
prominent member of the Chicago Board of
Trade, and came down to attend the Sam Jones
meetings to day.
company of young ladies and gentlemen Of
Centralavenue Church will give lawn social at
nnfC n.
way, on Tuesday evening of next week. A lit
@rary and musical programme will be provided,
and afterwards refreshments will be served al
fresco.
The fourth annual comm encement OF the In
diana Kindergarten Normal will be held in the
fecture-room of the First Presbyterian Church,
on Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. An attractive
musical programme has been arranged. Ad-
dresses will be made by Mrs. Stanton j. Paelle,
Rev. J. Albert Rondthaler, and Hon. John w.
Holcombe
The Misses Thompson and brother, Louis,
Miss Armstrong, Of Edinburg; Miss Bragg, of
Greenfield; Miss Rosa Stout and BERTHE Bloomer,
Messrs. Kllsey and Harmon, of this city; James
l.. Mason of Greenfield, and Rev. u. g. Brewer,
Of Danville, were among the guests of Mrs.
Julian. at her charming home Ingleside, during
the commencement week at Butler.
Mr. Otto Lieher. of this city, was married at
Columbus o., on Thursday, to Miss Flora Pfaff.
A large number of the friends of Mr.. Lieber
from this city present, including his father.
Herman Lieber, his uncle, Peter Lieber, Jacob
Metzger and Henry Severn. Many presents
were received by the couple, among others
home in this city, completely furnished.
Indianapolis parties are arranging for trip to
California next month. going via Kansas City,
Santa Fe, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Los
Angeles, the Yosemite valley to San Francisco,
fsturning via Portland, Ore, 200 miles steam
ship ride) and part Of the company by way of
n VII. d.
through Salt Lake City, Puebelo and Denver,
stopping at Pixies Peak. Dr. Elder and wife,
Chas. Dryer, Sam Carey, Judge Ayres and Miss
Ruby Sexton of Rushville, will be among the
number.
Mrs. J. E. Henderson, Of North New Jersey
street, gave progressive picture party to few
friends in honor Of her guest Miss Williams, of
Walnut Hills. The entertainment was unique
and pleasant one. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. +. e. james, Miss Russell of Danvle, Miss
Williams Mr. and Mrs E. F. Cost, Mr.. and
hrs. w. Appellate Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Jones, Mrs. West, Mr. Frank X. West, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mcguire and Mr.. Bert Hadley.
The head prizes were won by Mrs Jones and
Mr.. James, and the BOBBY prizes fell to Mr.. John
Jones and Miss Russell.
ter of Mr.. ]. w. Butterfeld. formerly of In
dianapos, now of Columbus, o., was severely
and possibly fatally shot by a bullett from a
Flobert rifle in the hands of q lad named Frank
F6kIOr, on frluay AFTERNOON. FRANK anu hiS SIS
ter Clara were shooting at mark in their back
yard which is next door to that of Mr. Butter
field. Frank was resting on the fence, with the
rife in his hands. when Grace happened to pass,
just at which time the hammer slipped from the
boys hands, and the gun was discharged, the
ball entering the left side of the head, about two
inches above the ear Grace is a handsome and
well-deyeloped girl, and the boy is almost wild at
the result of his criminal carelessness. The
wound was trephined, and there is bare posi-
biity of the girls recovery.
PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.