The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-01
Personal ana Society.

Gus O'Brien. OF the county clerks Office, has
been quite sick for several days.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Matthew's. of South Bend. is ex-
pected on Saturday to visit Miss Annie Porter
Miss Kate Partridge. of ST. Louis. is the guest
Of Mrs. Z. B. White and will remain month.
Miss Josephine Robinson has issued invita-
lions for tea on next Tuesday evening at
o'clock
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday to
Walter r. Kendall and Anna E. Smith, Charles
e. Shaffer and Lille NJ. Wright.
Gen. Ben Harrison and wife will leave to-
morrow for Omaha, TO visit their and wife,
to whom has been born daughter.
Rev Reuben Jeffery and family have taken
possession OF the residence, No 24S North Penn
sylvania street. recently occupied by Gov l. F.
Gray.
Professor J. D. Beissenherz has issued invita-
tons for party on Saturday evening, at his
home on St CLAIR street, TO celebrate his birth
day anniversary.
Mrs. r. NJ Grubbs died, on the Goth inst, at
Kansas City, Mo. She had been q sufferer for
three years. She was formerly resident OF
this city. where she had hosts of sincere friends
who will regret tbs loss of this most estimabIe
lady and mother.
Louisville Commercial: Rev. B. Fay Mills
seems to be the new evanRelistic star that is ris
ing to the zenith. His late work in Philadelphia
was. in many respects, phenomenal On Civ
en- Sabbath as many as four hundred converts
were reported. among whom were many profes-
sonal and business men.
revival IN that city is progressing with great
earnestness aud success. The meetings have
been in progress only three weeks, and DR. Mum
hall says that over seven hundred persons have
already Drofessed Christ On SUNDAY afternoon
he addressed the women on 1.-THE Model Wom-
an" and three hundred rose for prayers.
A unique programme has been prepared for
the Old Womens K. Y. G. p. P c. Club, of
Memorial Presbyterian Church, for tomorrow
evening. in the church parlors There will be
puzzle displayed during the evening. the sue
Gal -. s1J-
given by this congregation peculiar to them
selves, and always create a great deal of amuse-
ment, and the one tomorrow evening will be
exception to the rule.
A dispatch from Orlando Fla. announces the
death of Mrs. Ford Woods. at that place yesterday
morning. short time since Mrs. Woods was
taken there by her bus band in the forlorn hope
OF bcnetitting her health; but che WAS too far
gone to rally. The body will be at once brought
home for burial Mrs. Woods was the daughter
of the late Joseph D. Vinnedee. and leaves a
young son. She was woman of rare excellence
of character a loving wife and devoted mother,
her early death is a sad bereavement to her hus-
band and friends. Mr.. Woods is assistant gen.
eral freight agent of the Indiana, Bloomington
& Western Railway Company.
The Matinee Musicale programme yesterday
was in charge of Miss Walker and Miss BAN
berger. The compositions illustrated the works
OF Dupont, Bizet, Dnrand and Faure. Mrs. ].
s Jenckes read an interesting paper on THE
London Philharmonic and Its Influence Mod
ern Art" Mrs. Jenckes gave a resume of the
CAuO SiHCe It's OEkdp1Ldllou Ia 1919, ana d ISG or
the famous singers and iustrumen talists il had
brought out, the names of composers who
had written expressly for the club. ami those
who had made their first appearance before 1t.
The lists included many who have, since per-
forming then. risen TO the highest planes of pub
licity, and while the English We're not natural
musicians. they had carefully fostered it. and
now it ranks with the greatest societies of the
world.
MAHoLM--BYLAND.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Feb. 29.--Mr. John aholm,
officer at the northern prison, was united in
marriage this evening to Miss May Byland, of
this city. by the Rev. T. L. Hughes. Mr.. an
i..l.. L. e. W.