The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Congressman Bynum left for Washington yes
terday afternoon
W. c. DePauw. of New Albany, is in the city,
and is stopping at the Bates.
John L. Griffths has returned from ten days
visit to relatives In the East.
Miss Bette Elite, of jackson, Mich, is the
guest, for few days. of Miss Nellie Smith.
Mrs. Emma Winsor. of Illinois, is in the city.
visiting her sister, Miss Lizzie Ames, and other
friends.
Arthur O. Williams and wife, of New York
city, are in the city, stopping at the Bates
House.
Miss Bessie Rossen has gone to Chicago for a
visit to friends, and will go Milwaukee for the
holidays.
Miss Nellie Mansfield, of Cincinnati, is visiting
Mrs Charles Willard and daughter at the Deni-
son Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Holiday, Of Lewiston.
Me-. spent yesterday in the city, en- route to
New Orleans and Florida.
State Auditor Rice, after months absence
at Chicago and Hot Springs, seeking relief from
rheumatism, has returned home.
Mrs. Lille Latham Comstock, after visit Of
several weeks with her parents in this city, will
return to her home in Cleveland to-day
j. N Huston, Attorney general Kitchener aud
Stanton j. Peelle went to KniRhtstown, las.
evening. to attend banquet given by the Re-
publican club there.
The Rt Rev. VIM j. Boone, D. D., missionary
bishop of Shanghai. China. will be in this city
on the second Sunday in December. He will be
the guest Of Rev. DR.. Jenckes.
Matthew Keenan,, first vice president Of the
Northwestern Life Insurance Association, is in
the city. He Is now on his annual inspection
trip of the various Offices in the State.
The ladies of the Central w. G. T. U. will
cold parlor meeting this afternoon at o'clock,
at the residence of Mrs. j. r. Budd, No. 364
Park avenue. Mrs r. r. Parker will talk on
Social Purity"
Rev. Reuben Jeffery went to Binghamton, N.
Y, to perform the marriage ceremony for his
son, and on last Sunday preached in the largest
church in Newark, n. j., from which he will
probably receive call.
Carl and Adolph Dohn, sons of Philip Dohn,
go to Macon, Ca, to-day. to establish themselves
In business. manufacturing furniture An uncle
who is 10 good circumstances furnishes them
capital They have purchased considerable ma
chinery in this city to take with them.
A well-known resident of Indianapolis, Mrs.
Julia A. Childs, died yesterday, at Kansas City,
while visiting her children at that place. She
had been in Ill health for several years. Her
remains will pass through here to-day en- route
to Madison, her old home where her funeral will
take place.
W. T. Noble, Clerk of the Supreme Court, and
Bruce Carr, State Auditor-elect, have gone to
Springfield, III, and Des Moines, Ia, to inspect
the arrangement Of the Offices in the Capitol
buildings at those points, with view to gather
ing IDEAS for use in arranging their Offices in the
new State-house.
The Chattanooga Daily Times, speaking of the
meetings held there under the auspices Of Rev.
L. W. Munhall says. SIT is remarkable how
Mr.. Munhall draws the people out day and night,
in such large numbers, for so long a period.
There is eagerness to hear him each succeeding
sermon, and hundreds have scarcely missed a
single service. We have heard many avcw
much clearer understanding of the Scriptures
under his preaching and readings than they ever
had before And so the house has been filled
throughout the series Of meetings with most ad
miring listeners"