The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-22
Personal ana socrety.

Miss Carrie Thompson will give a dancing
party on Friday night, at her home on Central
avenue.
e. W. Blnn has returned from buslnessvtrip
to New York, with many "reminiscences Of the
blizzard
Miss BERTHE WATSON viii return on Friday
from visit of a week TO Miss Nellie Holmes at
Edinburg
Gen. Thomas Morris and son john. who have
been spending some weeks at Hot Springs, have
returned home.
Mrs. Chauncey Butler and her daughter Ger
trude returned home last night from q visit to
Nashville Tenn.
Miss Addie Carter entertained quite a num-
ber of friends last night with dancing party, at
her home on Broadway.
Mr.. John NJ Shaw and family expect to go to
Europe next summer for a visit of several
months to the former's relatives.
Mrs. W. Q. Gresham, who has been the guest
of Mrs A. G. Harris for few days has re-
turned to her home in Chicago
Prof. d. B. Brenneke will give a dancing
party tomorrow night at Pfaffiin's Hall to the
pupils of his first and second classes
An entertainment will be given to morrow
evening by True Friends Council of Chosen
Friends, at their hall in the When Block.
Mrs. A NJ. Robertson returned yesterday from
a visit of several weeks at Hot Springs and ST.
Louis Mr. Robertson has gone to New York.
Miss Anna Dunlap, formerly of this city. has
come from her farm in illinois, to accompany
Mrs. May Wright Sewsll to Washington TO day.
MIR. Frederick Charestown, a resident of
Indianapolis for many years. will leave to-day
for Dublin. Ireland, for visit of several months
to his old home
DR.. Chambers has improved so rapidly in
health since gong to Hot Springs that he ex-
poets TO return home the last of next week and
resume his practice.
Information has been received here of the
death of Col j. p. Harper, formerly of this city,
at Durango, Col, the 10Th inst He was
sixty three years old. and leaves a family Of
three children, besides his widow.
Mr.. and Mrs n. s. Byram, Mr. and Mrs W.
n. Gates aud Miss Mary Hanst a went to Louis.
vile yesterday to attend the wedding of Mr..
Hal Byram and Miss Alice Summers, which oc-
Cured at the residence of the brides mother in
that city. 1T o'clock. The bride and groom and
party returned TO the city last night, and the
former will be at home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Byram, No $50 North Illinois street, for a few
days before taking possession of their new
home.
The ladies of the Central Christian Church
gave one of their most successful entertain
merits. last NIGHT, in the church. Supper was
served from to o'clock, and this was followed
by concert. In which favorite amateur per-
formers took parts. Songs were aceeDtably rem
dered by Miss Gates, the Misses Walker. Mr. A
5. Chatfeld, Mr.. Ed Harmon; piano solos by
Miss Daisy Lemon and Mr. John Geieer, recta-
tons by Miss Kitte Grayson and Miss Nellie
Smith. Mr.. Henry Rogers rendered an organ
solo. and MIR. Frank Richards and Mr.. Harry
dialogue. The various numbers were appreci-
ated and warmly applauded. and the whole was
heartily enjoyed by good-sized audience
TINGLEY-sTEELE.
Special TO the Indianapolis JournaI
WAYNETowN, March 21-Rev Mr. Woods, of
Rockville. performed the marriage ceremony,
this afternoon for H w Iineiey of Kansas
City, and Miss Hettie Steele at the home of tho
bride. Several persons were present from
Charlottesville and other places.