The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-05
Persona, and Society.

| Personal and Society.
| Mrs. Holcombe has returned from a short
visit to Chicago
Mrs John A. Kersey. of Marion, is visiting
| her parents on East Market street.
| Mr.. w. D. Pratt. editor of the Logansport
| Journal, was in the city yesterday.
| MIR. Robert Brennan, of the Spencer House,
has gone TO Toronto to attend the funeral of his
mother.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. H. vajen issued invitations
for a dancing party Wednesday evening,
Jan. IL.
Miss Nora yialle, of Washington. will be the
guest of Mrs. j. E. Cravens after to-day, for a
few weeks.
Mr. Harry Lands spent the first four days of
the year with his parents, returning to Kansas
City last night
Mr. and Mrs O. w Williams are in the city
for a short time, and at No. 149 North Penn
sylvania street
Mr. Albert Gall, of New York. is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gall, North
Meridian street.
Mrs Applegate and daughter will leave for
New York Sunday afternoon, and sail for Europe
the 18th inst.
Miss Rose Baldwin has returned to Louisville
after spending the holidays in Chicago and
Rockport, Illinois
Miss Mabel Orchard has returned to her home
in Cochran, Ind, after spending the holidays
with Miss Lula Vinson.
Miss Jenckes and Miss Williams, who spent
Christmas week with Miss Rose Foster. hav
returned to their homes.
Mrs. MAZDA Paddock spraeue, who has been
visiting Mrs. James B. Black during the holt
days, has returned to Ann Arbor.
Mr.. Ed Gall will give dancing party on Fri
day evening. in honor of the presence in the city
of his brother, Albert, OF New York.
Miss Fsances Bristol will leave for the East
the last o. the month to visit in New York and
Philadelphia until late in the spring.
Mr. Thos T. Davis and wife, of Cincinnati,
are in the city visiting their sister. Mrs. NJ. Nor
gsn No. 1873 South Mississippi street
John M. Wood is probab bly, the Oldest patron of
the Journal, having taken it continuously from
its first issue under the present name.
Miss Alice Summers, who has been visi ting
friends here for the past six weeks, will eturn
to her homo in Louisville on Saturday.
Mrs. Richard Daniels and son Earl, of Marion,
returned home yesterday. after spendi ng the
holidays with friends in this city and Lebanon
Auditor of State Carr went to Gosport yester-
day afternoon to attend an installation of ma
dress.
George Clifford, general agent of the Equita-
bic Life Insurance Society, of New York, is in
the city and will make Indianapolis his head
quarters during the year 1885,
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
LaFollette Is spending q few days with his sister
at Thorntown. She recently returned from Col
orado, where she has been for several years.
The Whist Club has rented parlors at The New
Denison Hotel for its weekly meetings, the first
OF which was held last night in its new rooms.
There was q large attendance of members rep
resenting largely the professions and mercantile
circles, in which the local devotees OF the game
found.
One of the most unique entertainments to be
seen here this season will be the Twelfth night
festival. at the residence of Mrs W. O. De Way,
No. 40 North Delaware street. on Friday even
ing OF this week The ladies of the Kindergarteu
have it in charge, and. like all their entertain
ments, it will be the best that can possibly be
prepared. The admittarce fee will be % cents,
which will include the supper, and from those
who wish to dance an extra quarter will be
asked.
There was large attendance and q great
many strangers at the Matinee Musicale yester-
day afternoon. The second division rendered
the programme, consisting of compositions of
Randegger, Nieman, Wolf and Taubert. Piano
and Miss Shower; vocal solos by Miss Gates and
Mrs. Spades, and the concerted numbers were
Lynn. Mrs. Morrison and Miss Gates; '.Minuett"
Mrs. Lilley and Miss Bamberger; piano quar-
tette, Grand Galop Chromatique.D Misses Diet
rich and Bamberger and Mesdames Friedrich
and Lilley. delightful treat for the society
was the singing of two ballads by Mrs. Zelda Sc
gum Wallace. "Auntie.n and in response "Ques-
ton and Answer, both given with that charm
OF manner aud finish for which she is noted.
The whole concert was excellent and one Of the
nBt yet given by the society this season.
HOOVER. KIMBALI.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Jan. All $50 o'clock this evening,
nr d. L. hoover, protninent ana successful
young business man, and Miss India. daughter
of DR.. T. o. Kimball. were married. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. NJ. Swadener, of
the Methodist Church The attendance was
limited to . few of the most intimate friends.
Observation-Disclosures.
Special to the Indianapolis journal
MARSHALL. I'll. jan 4-There was brilliant
wedding at Robinson. twenty-five miles south OF
here, this evening Edward Rosenbaum of En-
fngham, was married to Miss Lydia Myers.