The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-18
Parsonnl NTantion

Daniel g. Williams is home from Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Miss Belle Dickerson. of Hicksvne o.. is visiting
in the city.
Mr. Frank Hord is home from the Rose Polytechnic
to spend Sunday.
Mrs Frank Ellison of Ottumwa. Ia, is visiting
friends here for few days.
Mr.. H. Mccoy who has been very sick for four
months, Is now able to ride out
Mrs. John Julian is home again after extended
tour through California and Oregon.
Mss Annie Drapier returned on Wednesday from
three months visit in South Bend.
Charles n. Wilson viii go to Kansas City next week
to visit his parents who reside there.
Mrs Sophie Williams and daughter of Springfield
O., guests of Mr.. Z. w. Williams and family.
Mr.. Orion @. Ballard. who has been i'll for several
weeks with typhoid fever, is convalescent.
Mrs. Geo. s. Harbert called to ST. Louis yester-
day by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. T. J.
Mrs. q. J. Hammond, who has been seriously i'll,
IL better hopes entertained for her complete
recovery.
J. J. Carver, NJ D.. leaves this evening for New
York, where he will spend two weeks IN hospitals in
Miss Stella Steele. of HartwelI O., is visiting the
city the guest of her uncle, Henry F. Thompson No.
lis College avenue
:, Mrs W g. Gresham is the guest of Mrs. a. @.
Ayres, on North Delaware street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ingram Fletcher formerly of this city
are entertaining quite large party of Indianapolis
people at their Southern home at Orlando, Fla
Mr. Albert McLeod and family viii leave in short
r.
ness nterets having been transferred to that place.
Miss Mary Hanson has returned from visit to
Mrs M. X. Hull at Rushvile Ind. where she attend
cd the elegant dancing party of Wednesday evening
Mr.. 81. p WATSON who is in New York, sends word
that the stores have been closed Of the
storm and he has not been able yet to do his buy
ing.
Mrs. B. N. Whitney and daughters, who have been
living in Harrisburg. Pa, TOR several years, will
turn 70 this city the LIST Of April for permanent resi-
dence.
Miss Anna Thompson, formerly of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute. but who is attending school at
Thorntown. is visiting her sister Lille, who has been
quite Ill
Miss Nellie Fredricks of Cincinnati is spending
few days with her cousin. Miss Gertrude Wells and
Miss Wells will give informal tea In her honor to-
morrow evening.
beers and friends next Tuesday evening March 90 by
another masquerade ball at their hail. of Ohio
and Illinois streets.
Rev. Fred Huntington of worthington, Mass, is
visiting his sister. Mrs T. g. Day, North Meridian
street. and will occupy the pulpit to-day at Mayower
Congregational Church.
Mr.. and Mrs j. R. Francis viii start on a Southern
trip this week and will be gone until the 1st of May.
They contemplate visiting the Southern States Next
co, Cuba and Bermuda.
Mr.. James @. Hood and family win leave in fort
nlHht Tor Corning, Pa, to reside permanently. Mr..
Hood has been the accountant for Daggett 81 Co.,
and will now go into business for himself.
w G. Brazington has returned to the city, after
absence of week. Those who visit his studio will
see water-coor sketch of oldfashioned sugar
camp which he did while in Wabash county.
The international Council of Women assembled hv
the National Woman Suffrage Association of the
United States, will celebrate the fortieth anniversary
OK the first womans rights convention. at Albaugh's
i, inclusive. Mrs May Wright Sewall and others
win attend from here.