The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-20
Personal and Society.

Mr.. George Forsmsn, Of Lafayette. is in the
city.
L. L Burke. editor Of the Brookville Ameri-
can. is in the city.
Mrs. NJ. P. Jacobs has returned from . visit
to Louisville, KY.
Miss Emma Adams. Of Oxford. O., is visiting
Mre. w. T. Wiley.
Mrs. Henry Eitel has returned from a visit to
friends in Cincinnati
Mrs. Jonh II. Steiner. Of Detroit, is spending
a few days in the city with relatives.
hrs. Ella Van Husen, Of Richmond. is visit
ing her brother. Major Comley, at the arsenal.
Mr.. j. l.. Van Wrinkle aud family will remove
to 81. Louis in q short time for permanent resi-
dence.
Miss Grace Nebeker, of Covingtou, is visiting
the family OF Frank NJ. Hicks, at 81 College
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blessing and Mrs. Ed
Elliott, OF Shsloyville. are spending q few days
in tho city.
Miss Greeley Grubbs and Miss Grace Miller.
OF Richmond. are guests Of Mrs. Harry Bates,
on North Illinois street.
Miss Blanche Miller will 90 to Cincinnati this
week, whore she will attend Miss Noorse's
school, on Walnut Hills.
Mr.. Harry Craft, late of Milwaukee, has re-
turned to this city for permanent residence, and
his family arrived yesterday.
hAc- W L. " mAl. IL a OC'A ibahAuE
. short visit TO friends here. will return to her
home 10 Terre Haute to-day.
Miss Efle Rominger, of Marietta, and Miss
Attic Hall, OF Marion, are visiting Miss Nellie
Hornaday on East Market street
Mr.. Newton Claypool and wife have left their
summer home at Benton Haroor, Mich, and
gone to California for the winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Trull, nee Arnold, Of
Boston, are visiting relatives, MIR. and Mrs. A.
t. Allen, No. las North Illinois street.
Mr.. Johr Darby has purchased q handsome
home at Hyde Park. near Chicago, and will re-
move there tomorrow for permanent residence.
Commodore Geo. W. Brown. who came hero to
see his mother. who was iil, has returned to his
homo in Baltimore, Mrs. Brown being much bet
ter.
DR.. ". E Jefries AMI family will leave this
morning for a two weeks vacation ia Ripley
county. They will make the entire trip 10 o car
riaee.
Miss Lizzie Cannon has returned from an ex-
tended trip through Colorado. and is the guest
Of Mira Frank TALBOT, on North Mississippi
street.
Presbyterian Church, will have q social on Fri
day evening ~ the residence OF Mrs. 4 l.. Dor
sey, No. 237 Central avenue.
Miss Carrie Graves, OF Fort Wayne. one Of the
awarding committee in the woman's department
OF the fair, Is the guest OF Miss Fannie Carlton,
on North Pennsylvania street
The indianapolis Woman's News says: "Mrs.
Florence NJ. Atkinson, of this city. has removed
to Boston for Q limited time, and is engaged as
man aging editor Of the Woman's Journal, which
is to be congratulated In having secured her
upon its force"
There will be a meeting OF the ladies' OF the
city who are interested 10 the ''Carnivsi of Ma
tons at 4 o'clock this sfternooo, in the parlors
OF the Young Mems Christian Association. A
full attendance Is desired to hear the report of
the committee appointed at the meeting on
Monday.
the Indianapolis public schools. was married
yesterday morning at the residence OF her
mother, Is Hall place. to Mr. Charles Morey,
yardnsster of the Big Four aud Chicago & Rock
wa. performed BY the Rev. " B. Hyde, after
which they departed for Seneca.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the Indianapolis JourpsA
~BRooKvILLE, Ind. Sept 19-To-day IL the
fftieth Anniversary Of the marriage or Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. W. Halle. Their children. three sons,
Dir. James R., DR.. Geo. ". and John c., resid-
ing Of Cincinnati and Mrs. DR.. B. Ward, OF this
city, wished to csiebrsts the golden wedding
day. On account Of the poor health Of their
PARROTS they were compelled 10 rest content
with sending a letter OF congratrlation and suit
able gifts. Many friends of the worthy couple
residing In INDIANAPOLIS cordially mite with
their children in greetings and good wishes for
their future prosperity.
Mrs. Halle is 9 native Hoosier. Mr.. Halle
has resided 10 the State since 1887, and delights
10 talk OF 1870. that memorable campaign when
enthusiasm led him TO sing and shout until
hoarse for "Tippecanoe and Tyler, too"
!. II. W.
T~RoNE-GREENE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FRANKFORT, Ind. Sept 19-Lsst night Nr.
P. 3. Trone, of Peru. and Miss Nora. daughter
If Col. John b. Greene, were married at the
home OF The bride. A large number Of guests
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