The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-10
Personal and Society.

Judge Byron K Elliott is quite i'll.
Mrs. Frank Bixby has gone to Milwaukee to
reside permanently.
Mrs. Ralph Tousey returned to New York
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Moon have gone to Hot
Springs, Ark. for short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Liey left yesterday for
New Orleans for ten days visit.
Mrs. A. NJ. Owen, of Evansville. who has
been the guest of Mrs j. A. Lemcke on North
Pennsylvania street. has returned home
Mr. W. P. Gallup has accepted business
position in Chicago and will leave on Sunday
night and return later for his family
Mrs. Emma Holloway, who resigned her posi-
ton at the Soldiers Orphans Home at Knights
town, has returned to this city to live
Mrs. w. B. Bradley. of Cleveland, formerly
Miss Coe, is expected to-day to visit Mrs. B. b.
Peck, on North Meridian street, for a few
weeks.
Mrs W. T. Barbee and children, of LAFAYETTE
passed through the city yesterday route to
Townsville, Ga, to spend the remainder of the
winter
Mrs. NJ nj. Lands has returned from Madi-
son. whore she went to attend the funeral of her
uncle, Mr.. Joseph Oglesby formerly of New
Orleans
Major Dickey has been transferred from the
military post at Santa Fe, N. M. to Nebraska,
and Mrs. Dickey, formerly Miss Lavaette Da-
wilson, of this city. will join him there soon.
The fancy dress party and ball of Mr.. D. B.
Brenneke and Japils will be given this evening
at Tomlnson Hail. The former begins at 7:30
and the ball at $50 o'clock. A large number of
invitations have been issued and correspond
ing attendance Is expected.
Hon. Will Cumback was in the city vester-
day, having just returned from lecture trip in
the South. Tonight he will be in Win am ac
and thence 60 to LaPorte. Joliet and up into
Wisconsin. Next month he will fill round of
engagements in the Eastern States
Three large receptions in one afternoon are
somewhat unusual for Indianapol but tina.
many will be held day. Mrs. w. j. Brown en-
tertains In honor of her guests, Mrs Cunningham
and Mrs Dunkerson. of Evansville; Mrs. W. s.
Winchester receives for her sister, Mrs A. L.
Preston and Miss Margaret Smith, and Mrs
Thomas Barry will be lat homer to her friends
very pleasant dancing party was given last
night. at the residence of Miss Atkins, on
North Meridian street. The arran gements were
in charge of a number of young men. and Miss
Atkins rendered her house for the dance As
Lent begins on Wednesday and each evening
before that time is occupied with some social
feature, last night chosen for farewell
party until after the season of sackcloth and
ashes. The house is admirably fitted for such
entertainment and each and every e uest en-
joyed the hours, until sometime after II o'clock,
IN the pleasures incident to such an event. The
guests numbered about forty and included
most of those who attended the leap year party
at Mas Barrys, on Jan. G.
The 20. l.. and S. c." literary and social
club. composed of young people residing in the
southern part of the city. celebrated It's sixth
anniversary last evening at the residence of
Joshep L. Fisher, No. 48 Huron street. The
programme of exercises was: Address,, E. p.
Vance; instrumental solo. Milan Overton; essay,
Gustav Schmedel; vocal duet. Lou Loder and
Minnie Loder; speech, B. v. Garfield: instru-
mental duet. e. 7. Gausephol and F. j. Rich
man; selection. j. c. Finch; stump speech. R.
l.. Kaylor; recitation, Emily Tallentire selec-
tion A. E. Winters and G. w. Alexander;
Dialogue. Aunt Betsey's Ruse," Allie Coffin
as Aunt Betsey, Aft. Glossbrenner as Mr.
Springer. Minnie Loder as Carrie, Bertha Colds
berry Maud; society paper, ]. T, Marshall.
ROBERTS BURGESS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE Feb 9-The Rev. c. T. Rob-
erts, pastor of Mt Pisgah Baptist Church, was
united in marriage last night to Miss Belle
Burgess. the ceremony being performed by the
the Rev. III. Roberts, of DAYTON, o. After the
ceremony a reception was given at the home of
he bride