The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09
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Mr.: P. E. Mutchener has gone to Muncie on a
short visit.
Mrs. VIM h Talbot is slightly better, though
not yet out of danger.
Miss Marion Rexford has gone to Piqua, O.,
to make a visit to relatives.
Miss Susie Stockton, of Omaha is visiting her
cousin. Miss Georgia Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Cook will leave soon for
the South to make visit of two months.
Miss Mary Girard, of Charlottesville, is vis-
ting Miss Laura Bowser. on Woodlawn avenue.
Mrs Dunkerson and Mrs. Cunningham, of
Evansville, are guests of Mrs. VIM. J. Brown,
on South Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Miilard and niece, Miss
Wood left yesterday for New Orleans, to attend
the Mardi GraS festivities.
The masquerade which many Indianapolis
people will attend in Terre Haute is given at
Mr.. Frank Mckeen's. son OF W. r. Mckeen.
James Whitcomb Riley and DIR. F. W. HAYS
left yesterday for Frankfort, KY, where they
were rendered a reception last evening by Gov
ernor Buckner.
Geoiogist. and lately engaged on special work in
the United States geological survey, has been
called to like duty in Tennessee, and is now in
that State professionally.
81. NJ La Toilette Superintendent of Public
Instruction, leaves this evening for Washing
ton, ID. c., where he will attend the session of
ths DEPARTMENT of Superintendence of the Ma
tonal Educational Association. which begins on
the l4rh and contln uss three DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller entertained few
friends last night with a whist party, and as it
was their china wedding anniversary each guest
was presented with a pretty china cup and sau-
Ger. ana one was aware that it was spe-
cial occasion, the hosts had the pleasure of giving
instead of receiving.
An Indianapolis letter in the Western Chris
tian Advocate saws: 1T is said on good author
ity that tbs Acton camp meeting is to be di-
vorced IN point of time from the assembly feat
ure this year, and that Dr.. Keen. of Roberts
IN To haw charn nf rho
meeting This Is to be only upon the condition
that tho Sunday train business is stopped. If
this plan is carried out there will be- predict
one OF tho most successful meetings in the coun-
try
PoRTER-ELDER
Special to the indianapolis journal
GREENsBURG. Ind. Feb. 8.-Young society
here is in round of msrriment to night, the oc-
casion being the marriage Of two popular MEN,
bers. At o'clock Elder Harkins. of the Chris
tian Church. married Mr.. Enos Porter and Miss
Lou Elder. and reception rendered by the
brides parents at Their residence, So East Wash
ington street Both are graduates OF the city high
school and members Of excellent families. with
hosts of friends. The ushers and attendants
at tho church were Frank p. Hazelrigg Edgar
h hannsm, Edwin Porter r.. brother TO- the the
bride. After short trip West the couple will
be at home to their friends in this city.
GOLDEN WEDDING AT RICHMOND
Special to the indianapolis JcurnaI
RICHMOND. Feb. 8-To-day was the fftieth
anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs
James d. Brown. and il was most appropriately
observed with golden wedding, at which there
were present quite number who also attended
the former wedding, including the groomsman.
Elihu Morrow, and the bridesmaid Mrs. Hettie
League Their children, all OF whom were pre-
sent. are Henry c. and Frank p. Brown, of
Anderson: John FL. Brown. of Andrews. Iud.;
William Brown. OF Cincinnati; Mrs. Edwin
Cowes. of Cambridge City, and Irwin j. and
James B. Brown. Mrs. john Primrose and Mrs
VIM. A. Sparks OF this city. The honored couple
received many appropriate presents and among
them $iI7. so IN gold coin. Mrs Brown was the
daughter Of Judge David Hoover, who blazed