The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-04
Personal and society.

vance sale.
Personal and Society.
Judge @. @. Hines Ia in the city.
Mr. FL. p. WATSON has returned from the East.
Mics Hudson, of Terre Haute, is the guest OF
Miss Henning, on East Vermont street.
> Miss Daisy CASTOR has gone to Canton, o.,
to visit Mrs. Robert Miller for q few weeks.
Mr. Schuyler Colfax has returned from spend
ing week with his brother at South Bend
Mr. Walter S. Morton, now located at ST.
Paul, is in the city on visit to his mother and
brother.
Jackson Landers has gone to New York to at
tend meeting &C the tile manufacturers OF the
United States.
The Letter Carriers Association has issued in
vitations for a ball at Pfaflns Hall On Wednes-
day evening, Jan. IL.
Mr.. Stimson, of Terre Haute, is spending a
few days in the city, and attended the I ale
alumni dinner last night.
Mr. Sloan, of New York. gave dinner party.
yesterday. at the Bates House. to number OF
prominent society young ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. W. FL. Eastman have returned
from the East to attend the funeral of Mr.. E.
L. Thomas, Mrs. Eastman's brother.
Mrs. McNeal and Mrs. Preston. of Baltimore.
are visiting their son and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. }. B. McNeal. on North Meridian street.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Social
Circle of the First Baptist Church will be held
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs r. 0.
Hawkins, No 376 North Tennessee street.
Miss Annie Holiday and sister Lucy went to
Evanston, Yesterday. to visit Miss Roberta
Tousey. Miss Tousey will give a german this
evening for Miss Lucy.
Mr. VIM T. Adams, SOLVER Optic" was in
the city yesterday. guest at the Bates House.
He accompanied his son-in-law. Sol Smith Rus
sell. Mr.. Adams left for Boston during the aft
ernoon.
John L. Cloueh, assistant to Major HIT, CHEZ
railway mail clerk. has resigned to accept a DO
sition with Schnull & Krag Ellis Eneler, of
Cincinnati, has been appointed to the position
vacated by Mr. Clough.
Col G. G. Schroeder, editor of the Hunting
burg Argus and 5or-keeper of the Indiana
House of Represe ives during the last ses-
sion, IS in tie city. says that in southwest
eru Indiana the poi, I'll outlook is very
couraging to the Republicans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p Jacobs gave an ele-
CANT debut for their daughter. last night. at
their home on North Delaware street. There
were great many guests who rendered their
congratulations to the young lady about to enter
social life. Prominent among the guests were
several from out of town, and leading members
or the First Baptist Church congregation, of
which Mr. Jacobs ia a moving spirit. The house
was tastefully and beautifully embellished with
plants and flowers, and an excellent orchestra
was in attendance The party was one of the
largest social gatherings of the season and very
enjoyable.
The ladies of the Y M. c. A. Auxiliary have
received many compliments on the great success
OF their New Years reception, which was prob
ably the most notable social gathering of the
day. There were several hundred callers at the
Association parlors, and the very cordial recep-
ton given all has brought the ladies generous
award of praise from the many who enioyed
their hospitality. The parlors were deliberately
decorated for the occasion with contributions of
flowers and pictures from ladies who assisted in
receiving the callers, and delightful music and
elegant refreshments. made the arrangements for
enjoyment perfect
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
wedding at the home of VIM. Robinson, four
miles south of this city. Sunday. Miss Fan
ME Robinson was united in marriage to Rev
Paige, of Terre Haute. Ind, and Miss Miranda,
her sister, welded to W. H Caldwell of
Springfield, Mo. Rev. j. W. Horner of Mar
sh all, officiated.
neutrality-suspicious..
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
METAMoRA, Ind, Jan. AT P. NJ yester-
day. Mr.. Joseph Shackelford of Belleville. Kan.
and Miss Edith Gordon. daughter of Mr.. NJ. B.
Gordon, were married. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Methodist Episcopal Church by
Rev W. N. Fletcher Mr.. and Mrs. Shackel-
ford left on the evening train for their
future home in Kansas, after a recep-
ton to a few friends at the residence of
the brides father In the church Miss
beautiful little nieces oe the bride, preceded the
bridal party at the ceremony, bearing baskets
OF Of flowers; The immediate attendants were
Miss Cora L. Smith, of Rushville. Ind, and the
brides brother, Mr.. Harry L. Gordon. the
brides dress was of white MORE silk with veil,
Miss Smith the attendant. wearing pink MORE.
Mr. Shackelford is graduate of De-
PAW University. class of '84, ana
was for a time connected with the
Indianapolis Journal Previous to that time
he served as principal of the North Manchester
public schools and subsequently, as Associated
Press representative in the Springfield Ill., Leg
islature AT present he is superintendent of the
Bellevile schools Among friends and relatives
present were Messrs. Melvin Moore and Walter
Kemp, of Rushville; DR.. 7. II. Talbot Hamll-
ton o.; Mrs. Helen Gordon, Centerville; Mrs
l.. e. Hahn, Cambridge City; Miss June Elliott
and Mr.. Harry L. Sayler, Shebyville Mr.. and
Mrs A. L. Lockridge, GreencasIle.