The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-05
ParsonaI hrantion.

COL James L. Trumbull, of Chicago is in the city.
Miss Mary Elder is visiting Mrs. Robert Miller at
Canton, o.
Mr. W. A. Van Buren, has returned from visit to
Washington, d. O.
Mr.. w. H. Messenger left last night for Canada. to
be gone about ten days.
Miss Pauliena Mosssr. of Chicago. formerly of this
city, Ia visiting friends here
Miss Nellie Stackhouse has taken editorial posi-
tion the Peoria, ILL.,, Call.
Mrs. M. NJ. Lands will go to New Orleans soon to
visit relatives for few weeks.
Paul B. Hay, recently Of this city is editor and
publisher of the News, at Elsinore Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Davis of Covington, KY, are in
the city, guesss of Mrs. A. A. Cady, Circle street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson will return to
from extended visit to friends in Florida
Mrs Charles Collier, of Peru, is expected this week
10 visit Mrs. w. DEM. Hooper North Meridian
street.
Miss Margaret Williams of Omaha who has been
visiting here for several weeks viii leave Wednes
day for Florida.
Mrs. Henry 8. Fraser is expected home from Rock
Island H. this week. accompanied by her son, Master
Phil Watson
Mr.. R. B. F. Peirce left yesterday for New York to
Mrs. H b. Hammond.
Mrs. Barntz, of Middletown o.. who has been thu
guest OF Mrs. Fred Thomas. on College avenue. will
return home this week.
Mr.. 8. II. Thomas who has been i'll with typhoid
fever. is eonvalescent and expects to be the
street sg ain in a few days.
ing few days with Miss Nellie Wiley, and will leave
on Wednesday for st. Louis.
Mrs. Emily Walton, wife Of VIM. o. Walton, of
Kushv1lle who has many friends in this city, died
Friday evenin y of Consumption.
Mrs. r. @. Smith. of Charlottesville, and Mrs. Mac
Mrs Berry No. "a fo sree
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson left on Thursday
night for st. Louis, Kansas City, and Hot Springs
Ark. They expect to be absent month.
Miss Jeanette Cutler and Miss Reaner who have
been guests of Miss Mary Alice Gates for several
weeks. have returned to their homes in the East.
The Misses Leefers of Shelbyvile and Misses
Ryan. of Muncie. accompanied by Messrs. Walter
Elliott and e. Cheney, of Shelbyvie, in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Lilley and Mr. and Mrs. @. s.
Willard aud niece, Miss Wood, among those who
gras festivities. -
turned from her visit to Calfornia. Mrs Leach is
visiting her niece, Mrs. VIM. Thorn at her resi-
return to her old home in Westborough Mass for
permanent residence.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Joseph e. Mcdonald, who
have been spending some weeks Washington at
tended the dinner given by the President Mrs.
Cleveland to the judges of the Supreme Court and
Mcdonald have been the recipients of numerous social
favcrs from the executive mansion during their
there.
Chicago News: It seems that Gen. Lew Wallace has
not been alone in his labors Of authorship. 1t is
nounced that Mrs. Susan z. Wallace the wife of the
author Of BEN Hur," will soon publish a volume to
be entitled. The Land of the Pueblos" Aldenl. 1t
ia to be descriptive work and will contain some in
Of life in the Southwestern States II viii be remem 3.
bered that General Wallace at time Governor
of New Mexico, and it during that time that his
wife gained her acquaintance with the subjects treat
ed in this book.
Mr. Charles Holman Black appeared for the first
time in public concert in Paris, the Z3d of De-
cember last The concert gwen by the
Trompette. the most serious musical organization
OF the city, now in it's twentyseventh year. 1t is no
little honor to be allowed to sing in its performances
Mr. Black chose for his selection Millard's Don't
be sorrowful. Darling" in which he achieved an in.
slant and signal success. His rendition re-
ceived with great applause and cries of Bravo from
al parts of the critical audience 1t the test of
Mr. Blacks voice and method, and he at once estab-
ished himself in the front rank of French artists and
singers.