The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-14
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Fl. P WATSON is in New York.
4. e. Baylor is in New York.
Madam Sweenie, with "A. P. WATSON & Co.. is
In New York
hrs. Governor Gray spent several days Of last
week in Winchester
Miss Lillian Hull, of No. 926 North Alabama
street is visiting frieEds at Lizton.
Attorney s. NJ. Bruce, of this city, has gone
10 Kansas to attend to some private interssts
Daniel G. Williams is upon the streets again
after a absence East and North OF eight weeks.
Dir. and Mrs. John Fl. Kenyon. of Westfeld,
Ind, spent several days of last week with rela-
tives in this city.
Miss Kitty Mcdonald, of Plymouth. Ind, has
been visiting friends in this city. and will return
home 10 morrow
Miss Belle Adams, of Providence. R. l., is Wis
ting her cousin, Mrs. George W. Empey, on
North Tennessee street.
Mr.. N. N. Morris and family have returned
from their trip to Mexico, greatly delighted with
the country and its climate
DR.. L. d. Waterman will probably visit Cali
fornia before his return home. The last seen OF
him he was climbing up Popocatapetl
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage will lecture on the
bright Side" ct Plymouth Church next
Wednesday evening, in the Lecture Course.
The friends of Mrs. James a. Tarlton, of Col
lege avenue, will regret to learn that she has had
. return Of her former malady. which is ccndn-
ing her to her room.
The second dance of the Entire Nous Club will
be given at the Occidental Hotel, Thursday
evening The programmes are being engraved
for the occasion and will be very elaborate.
Upton Post: Mrs. Hattie A. Prunk, who gave
an entertainment in this city. on last Friday
night, Is of the best teachers of elocution in
Got has 80 -
fes literature than any other lady in the Union.
It is not definitely settled yet whether Sam
Jones will come to Indianapolis or not Mr..
Jones 10 not quite satisfied with the big tent In
which it is proposed to hold his meetings. The
differences, however, will probable by amseably
adjusted
Mrs. FL. B. Wiltshire, who has been spending
some months in the States Of Mississippi and
Virginia with her relatives, is expected to re-
turn soon. Sac will take up her residence with
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. f. Thompson, on North Illi-
nois street.
party of twenty or twenty five, composed of
the Methodist ministers OF the city and their
wives aid others, will make visit to DePauw
University, Greencastie. tomorrow. They leave
by the morning Vandalia train, and will return
in the afternoon.
Saturday People: When told that Judge Bus
kirk had been seen pushing handcart at Wash
ington: Senator Voorhees, Is said to have ex-
him to a cartP Here's terrible warning to am
bilious offce-seekers.
Mr. ID. s. Robinson, the travelling agent OF the
Erie Dispatch, has. fortunately, received permits
sion from the management to make lndlanapo'
lis his headquarters, and his family will not,
therefore, remove from their residence on South
Meridian street, as contemplated.
Miss Rachel Pray, matron of the Home for
Ftiendless Women, of Louisville. KY, is making
brief visit TO her relatives and friends in this
city. Miss Pray speaks in the highest terms of
the people of Louisville for their hearty CO.
Hsme.
Rev. Ezra B. Newcomb formerly of this city,
who will graduate from the Chicago Theological
Seminary In June, has had five calls to pastor
terien Church of Fort Dodge, Ia. and will enter
upon the discharge of his duties shortly after
leaVing the seminary.
The second Cinderella party given at Pfaf7in's
Hall, on Friday evening" under the direction of
Professor Brenneke, was attended by many
prominent young society people, and was most
enjoyable affair. Music was furnished by Harris
orchestra. Among those present were Misses
Hioben, Shower, Baldwin, Daily. Reeves, har-
lan Pense, Martin, Foltz. Scott, Beck, Wallick,
Brown, Blake and Austin, and Messrs. Ed Gall,
Landis Fugate, Noe, Murphy Raschig Rocker,
Hord.
THE CLUB AT SPENCER
In the small towns of che State people are
illustrating the fact that in the absence of opera.
lecture and concert, tsoy can make their own
good times Spencer. in Owen county, has
two Chatauqua circles. one Of ladies and one of
gentlemen. The two clubs and twenty invited
friends recently met at the residence of Hon. j.
Il. Fowler to carry out the following programme:
Piano Duet-.n Troyatore' Verdi
Mesdames Echeu and Hickam.
Quotations; Paper~-Miiton as Re-
lated to tie Commonwealth and
Restoration ....-.---..-.-----Mr. David E. BEEN
Vocal Solo-"Ave Maria -....-.-.-....-...---Tos ti
Mrs. Gunner.
Paper-An Epitone of Comus-- Mrs. Harwod.
Vocal Duet autumn Song" .Mendelssohn
Mesdanes Hickam and HARDWOOD.
Paper-'Darte and Milton Compared ..-.-.--..-.-..
Mr. 5. o. Pickens
Mesdames Schell, HARDWOOD and Hickam.
Conversation-Subject: How the Old
World Became the New, the Rela-
ton OF Roman History to Modern Eu-
ropean History --.--------- Leader-Allss Fletcher
The musical selections were well rendered
and the papers were most excellent The con-
Fersation made 50 interesting that it ex
tended far beyond the limits given. and the com
pany still discussing the history of civiliza-
lion when seated in groups about the elegant
freshment tables. The Spencer clubs find such
occasions most profitable, as well as agreeable
scd intend to continue their "home made enter