The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-19
Personal and Society.

Hon. Sid Conger is at the New Denison.
Mrs r. w. Midkerk is visiting her sister,
Mrs. p. w. Maston, in Lafayette.
Mrs. B. F. Waite has returned from four
weeke' visit TO relatives in Dayton, O.
Mrs B. F. Claypool has returned to her home
in Connersvilie, after short visit here.
W. Fl. Messenger is sick with fever. In which
are symptoms of congestion OF the brain.
The report that Mrs. T. P. Hauehey was dan
gerously i'll was erroneous. She is quite we'll.
Miss Flora Greenstreet viii leave to-day for
Knoxville, Tenn, to make quite an extended
visit
Dr. and Mrs. John c. Walker are in the city,
and will remain an indefnite time, possibly per-
Mr. N. D. Butler has purchased the property
No. 423 North New Jersey street. and viii take
possession soon.
Mr.. Wallace Black, OF Lawrence Kan. is Wis
iting bis parents Prof. and Mrs. j. S. Black, on
North Illinois street.
Frank Thayer, Deputy Treasurer of State.
who has been very sick for several weeks, was
somewhat better yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aneshaensal, jr, have
taken possession of their new home on Parke
avenue, near Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Marion Dennis, of Detroit. Mich, is
spending month in the city visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Webster.
Mrs. E. A. Parker, OF Shelbyville, spent yes
terday with her sister, Mrs. George W. Stout
North Meridian street
Mrs w. P. Bingham entertained quite num-
",
noon, with a thimbls party, in honor of her
guests, the Mssdames Mitchell, Of Norwich,
Conn. and Collins, of Kansas City.
Another entertainment Is on the tapis, TO be
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the T. D. G.
A., on Monday evening. the both. Mr.. James
W. Riley will give evening of recitations, as
sisted by favorite musical talent
The Social Circle Of the First Baptist Church
held their regular monthly tea-meeting ysefer-
day afternoon as the residence of Mrs e G. At
kins on North Meridian street. Fach lady 10
privileged to bring her own work, rpon payment
of slight ine, and after work tea Is served.
The meeting was very pleasant AM profitable
Mr.. j. S Newly, young lawyer Oh Martins-
to Mrs. Alice Wharton. OF this city, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Allen W. Conduit the Rev.
T. d. Welker, of Martinsville, officiating. The
bride Ia well known here both in society and
musical circles Mr. and Mrs. Newly have gone
to Martinsviile.
The ladies of the Meridian-street nj. e. Church
and of the Central Christian Church held meet
ings yesterday to make arrangements for enter
tainments to be given at an early date. The
former will probably consist of a series of pet-
ures and tabeaux illustrating Ben ur,a which
have been given with great success IN other
cities, and such an entertainment could not fail
in the home State of that illustrious author.
Last night the rooms of the Leonine Union
were most CHEEKY. and very pleasant party OF
eight tables enjoyed . progressive euchre.
During the evening Mr.. Charles Carbon gave
some excellent piano recitals. Miss Margaret
and while she sang the games were abandoned,
to give her tho hearing she always merits.
Messrs. Barton and Reaume and Miss Reniban
won at the PORTABLE, ut. kew. Mgr. Bessones
led st checkers. and the progressive euchre
champions were Mr.. James Renihan and Miss
Montgomery
The annual celebration OF the Froebel ami
versary BY the children of the free kindergar-
ten. will take place Saturday afternoon at
the Grand Opera-house. From till 3 Carl
Walk will show his set OF atereopticon views.
fna. and 4 will
perform some OF the exercises which form part
of their daily routine. There will be about 470
children OF the kindergarten present Reserved
seats may be secursd at Wulschner's music
store. upon the payment of twenty-five cents or
enough more to make that amount by those
who have purchased tickets.
The young ladies of the Third Christian
Church will produce at that church tomorrow
evening, the captata of "Cailie's Surprise Miss
Lille Roney will have the title role and the
others taking part will be Mr.. and Mrs. O. W.
Pierce Misses Jessie Pringle Ada Rooney Maud
Streator. Maud Miller, Grace Pyle, Anna Hat
field. Daisy Hopper, Grace Wheat. Hattie Miller
Grace Black, Mamie Langdon. Maud Butterfield,
Mabel franklin; Emma Doran and Msssrs. Ben
Franklin Wallace Pringle. Ferd ButterfeId.
Orael Clamp, Barnes, Jones, Floyd, Langdon.
Franklin, Thayer and Black. The proceeds are
TO be used IN purchasing pipe organ for the
church.
FRIDAy-MoRRTsoN.
sDeciaI TO the INDIANAPOLIS journal
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, April Is MIR. John w.
Friday. . well-known young business man of
this city, was this evening married ~
Lexington. Ind. TO Miss Stella J. Nor
rison daughter Of the late Hon 4. 4.
1877, while attending the Legislature. The
ceremony performed By the Rev. L. L.
Hughes pastsr of tie Presbyterian Church of
this city. The bridal party left for Cincinnati
and other points
BUoKIssHAas Dye for the Nhisksrs Is in