The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-04
Personal Mention.

Mrs VIM Pray is recovering from serious illness
Dan Williams has returned from trip north for
few days.
Mrs Hesse and daughter Jennie visiting rela-
tives in Lafayette.
Miss Carrie Comingor has gone to New York to
main several weeks.
Mrs j. Ellen Foster of Iowa, the temperan oe leo
turer will be the guest of Rev. and Mrs. James Z.
Gilbert while in the city.
Miss Enor Cole, who ID visiting relatives in Licking
ton, KY, is expected home this week.
w. J. Tobn, of the Cincinnati Lecture Bureau, is
IN the city, guest at the Grand Hotel.
Mrs. A B. Anderson and Mrs Henry Wallace, of
Crawfordsvilie visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Hetty Williams, of Paris, Ill., is expected this
week to visit Mrs. Thomas Morris, Central avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowe, of Logansport visit
ing their daughter, Mrs c. H. Young, No 347 Ash
street
Mr.. and Mrs George McCalla left on Friday for st.
PAM, Mimi, where they will probably remain perma-
nently.
Mrs h P. wetzen has been called to New York
city by the serious illness of her brother, Norman
Seymour.
Mrs. P. NJ. Donnelly. of Terre Haute is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs j. f. Gookins, of No. ~ West
North street.
Mr. Carl Won Rake and family will take possession of
their beautiful residence at the corner of Parke
and Lincoln avenues this week
Miss India Shafer, Of Martinsville, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here for several weeks
Returned to her homo yesterday.
Mrs Henry J. Kantrowitz. who has been spending
the winter New York city. visiting her parents,
will return home next Wednesday.
Mr.. J. D. Truett. who has been confined to his bed
at No. 526 North Illinois street, is recovering
His illness the result of overwork.
Miss Eta Hughes who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Ben Webb North Tennessee street, for
several weeks, viii return to her home in Louisville
on Tuesday.
The Misses Agnes and Kittie Finch, Nettie Langs-
day and Master Joseph Elliott spent Tuesday evening
with Miss Nellie Hornaday in honor of Miss Nellie's
seventeenth birthday.
Mrs. ]. W. Gordon, who is spending several mont tbs
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. D. Watson in London, Eng
land, will to Paris the 1st of April and both will
return home some time in May.
A. A. Smith editor of the Greencaste Times was
In the city yesterday. He stated that the Republicans
of his county, members of the Grand Army and all,
were practically unanimous for Harrison.
News las been received of the death of Mrs. Isaac
Warning at Washington City. Mr. and Mrs. Warning
residents of indianapolis for number of years.
but their home has been in st. Paul for time.
son. who has been confined to her for more than
year will go to St. Louis, Mich the first of next
week, IN hopes of improving in health HerdauRhter.
Miss Nelson, will accompany her.
The Chicago Tribune of Friday says: 1.-THE Hon
Blanche K Bruce with the possible exception of Fred
Douglass, the leading representative of the negro
last evening in Farwell Hail. the subject,
The Race Problem The subject is on which he
Is well fitted to speak. In person he is tall and
strongly built, with large head and massive Jaw,
and features and color that indicate decided
preponderance of the Caucasian the negro blood
He is clear, logical and forcible speaker"
At meeting of the Art Association directors, On
Thursday. the regrets of the association
pressed for the death of the president Mrs Kate
Wright Talbot. In her death they feel that they
have met with deplorable loss Her deep interest in
ors. She was faithful to every duty of her Office,
though pressed by many domestic and social obiga-
tons. She willingly assisted receive the public at
the art exhibitions and cheerfully special
committee meetings. She the respect, admira-
ton, confidence and love of the board. They feel
that her Invaluable assistance makes her loss rrepar
able.