The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-12
Personal and Society.


Miss Mollie Msyfeld is spending fortnight
with friends in Spencer.
Miss Stella Prindle left yesterday for Newark,
n. j., where she will attend school.
T. A. Filscn, editor of the Concordie, Kan,
Times. is 10 the city, visiting relatives.
Miss Alice Ross has returned from her sketch
ing tour, and will open her studio Oct l.
Col. j. B. Black who went to Columbus to at
tend the q. A. Il. encampment, will return
home tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Coo returned last night
from Madison Wis Mrs. Coe has been absent
several weeks
Mrs. NJ Dietrichs and Miss Massey have re-
turned from New York, where they have been
for two weeks.
Rev. }. billiard Ranger, wife and son returned
yesterday from Bloomington, where they have
been spending the past five weeks.
Mrs. s. K Fletcher aud family returned to
the city to-day from their country home, near
Brightwood, where they spent the summer.
Mrs U. j. Hammond has gone to Greencastle
: to u ake short visit TO relatives Mr. Ham,
omond Is spending a week or ten days In New
-JYorkis
Is Mrs, Lucre,ia Sexton will give a reception this
evening in honor OF her son. SIR. Cramer Sex
ton, And bride, who were married last week at
-Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Miss Many Shellman. of New York, sister Of
Mr.. Henry ShelInan, wall known in this city,
will arrive next week and be the guest of the
Misses Carleton, on North Pennsylvania street
Mr. j.. II. Baldwin has returned from three
months absence In northern Michigan. His
family have closed their summer cottage, at
Harbor Point, and have gone East to reside until
June
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G. Horner celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their marriage last night
at their home, near Woodruff Place. About
twenty friends were invited in for the evening
for game or cards, and were not told OF the au-
niversary until after their arrival Small tin
articles were given as favors, and a crumb brush
and tray and q broom holder were gwen
prizes to the couple winning the greatest num-
Der Of games of any kind during the evening.
This Alumne Association of the Girls CLASH
cal School held it's fourth annual meeting last
night. at the residence of Mrs Lucy Fletcher,
Of the class of 1856. There WAS . good attend
auce OF tho airmn@, Instructors and others.
aud the evening was enjoyable. BRIEF bust
ness meeting was held, after which the company
sat down to an elaborate lunch At
its conclusion toasts we're respond
ed to by the following ladies
and gentlemen: Mr.. I. l.. Sewall. Miss Julia
II. Moore, Miss Gertrude NJ Lynch. Miss Lucy
IL Fletcher, Miss Charlotte Z. Jones, Miss
Frances Atkins, Miss Georgia e. Butler. Mr.. g.
Brieht Armstrong, and Mrs. 7. l.. Sewall. Miss
Moliis T. Psery read poem. In addition to
the above, the following young ladies were pres
ent: The Misses Adele Wsllick, Lucy Clay pool,
Deborah Moore, Hattie Stevenson. Charlotte
Jones, Kate Malott, Ida Adams and Lillian
Wright
The teachers Of the city High-school last even.
ing rendered Miss Fidslia Anderson . birthday
cake upon the anniversary Of her fftieth year
and the twentieth of her work teacher Ia
the Indianapolis High-school Tho teachers
nearly q score in nnmber-surprised Miss An
derson at her beautiful new home, 304 North
Delaware. The cake Was set with fifty colored
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pressivs OF affection and good will were pre-
pared and read by Prof. j. B.
Roberts, and brief addresses were made
BY Professors Emmerich. Grant and others.
Miss Anderson has been for twenty-five years
q teacher in the public schools Three-fourths
OF the teachers have been her pupils. and she 10
now teaching the children OF her earlier pupils
No'teacher in Indiana Is more widely known or
more universally loved and respected. The a.
fair was purely spontaneous on the part Of her
associates.