The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-26
Personal and Social.

II. p. Wetsell left for New York yesterday.
Mrs John o. Perrin. of Lafayette, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hsrvey Bates.
Miss Mary Paddock, of Irvington. who has
been dangerously ill, is very much better.
Col. r. N. Hudson. wife and daughter, of
Terre Haute, spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs Crawford, of New Richmond, O., is WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. George F. Branham, on
Home avenue.
Mrs. Ed Schurmann has been called to Chi
cago by the serious illness of her little nephew,
Louis Elwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. johnson, who have
been spending the past week in the city, hav Q
returned to their home in Cleveland.
Miss Compton of Charleston, ILL.,. will arrive,
this evening. to make visit to her sister, Mrs.
s. W. Shepherd, No 423 North New Jersey
street
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Frank Mitchell and
daughter Mamma. who have been visiting Mrs.
w. P. Bingham, left last night for their home
in Norwich, Conn.
Rev. James Van Buren,, of Massachusetts, is
the guest OF his brother, Commissioner Van
Buren,, and Mr. Albert Van Buren, and wife, of
Louisville, are also here.
Mr. Theodore Pfafiin came down from Chi
cago on Tuesday to attend the concert at which
his daughter. Miss Sadie Pfaf1in, made her sue
cessful debut as q vocalist.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cornelius and daughter
Sadie will go to New YORK next month and will
sail early in june for five six months visit
to Europe, with possible trip to the Holy Land.
Miss Mary Hennine, daughter of Mr. Matthew
Henning, was married very quietly yesterday
afternoon, at her home on East Vermont street.
to Mr.. John w. Galbreath, and left at O'Clock
for the East
The Diocesan Auxiliary of Grace P. e. Church
will give an entertainment, this evening. at the
residence of Mr. Deloss Root, No 684 North
Delaware street. to which all friends are cor
daily invited.
Miss Helen Kitchener, sister of Attornsy-gen-
eral Kitchener, died, at Connersville. yesterday.
Ahn 1oAr IF lAu~o Ia oAn.o 49, L.
death causes mourning in large circle of
friends. The Attorney-generals Office will be
closed to-day.
Mr. Frank NJ. .Thayer. Deputy Treasurer of
State who has been very i'll, is now uncon-
scious, and the hope is entertained that his life
may be spared until the arrival of his daughter,
Mrs. Walker. from Portland. Ore. and son Lieu
tenant Thsyer, of the United States army on
Saturday.
Al the called meeting Of the Flower Mission
it was decided to hold fair at Tomlinson Hall,
the third week in November. and have it. ar
ranged as an illustration of States, the idea to
be developed by appointed committee, Mrs.
J. T. Wright and Mrs. v. K. Hendri cks. The
officers will be Mrs. T. P. HauRhey, president:
Mrs. q. ii. Chapman, Mrs. Y. Z. Hendricks and
Mrs. J. H. WOODBURY.. vice presidents Mrs j.
Fl. Stewart. treasurer, and Mrs. Bowles secre-
tary.
One of the best programmes of the year given
before the Matinee Musicale was that OF yester-
day by the second division. The composers
were G. W. Chadwick whose every song was a
gem; Wilson G. Smith, young writer who
ranks with the very best of modern composers
and 4: E. Mcdowell The Chadwick songs
were 1.-THE DANA" sung by Miss Gates; .'Lul-
laby' and Gay Little Dandelion." by Miss
Walker; I'm By gone Days" and He Loves
Me-" by Mrs. Spades, and quartetse,
'Spring Song" by Misses Gates. Walk
er, Willard and Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Whittier
played 'Gavotte op "a. No. q" by Smith. and
Mrs. Lilly his ''Scherzo Tarentelle.p The other
numbers were two duets by Mcdowell and
duet by Mrs. Lilly and Miss Bambsrger, OF
LiEzt. Miss Blanche Dollens read wsll-writ-
ten paper us the Republic as Fruitful for
Art as Monarchy and said that with aid from
the government Americans might rank with
Europeans. but the question was answered in
favor of the monarchy The second and last
complimentary evening concert will be given
next month, with Mr.. Armand Rocker and the
assistance OF a violnist from Cincinnati, the ex-
act date not having been decided.
CARsoN-KIsLER.
Special to the Indianapolis tournas.
PARIS. ILL.,, April 25.-Dr Julian C. Carso n,
of Russiaville, Ind, and Miss Nellie K1sler, of
this city, were married at the residence of the
brides mother, in this city, this evening, Elder
d. G. Hostetter, of Arcola officiating Oaly the
intimate friends and relatives were invited. Dr.
Car vii As d