The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
Personal and society.


Col Thos H Nelson was in the city yester-
day.
L. w Munhall, of Philadelphia. and j. f.
Darnell, Greencaste. are at the Denison.
Mrs P. Fl. Jameson has gone Chicago to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Annie Peckham.
Miss Jessie Clippnger. of Connersville, is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Jillson. on North Delaware
street
Mr. and Mrs Ed Peaae. of Dayton, o., spent
yesterday in the city with Mr.. Berg. Apologize
and family
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Erwin entertained few
friends at tea en- Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs H. T. Byram.
Hon. J. v Mitchell, Democratic candidate for
nomination for judge in the counties of Owen
and Morgan, is IL the city
Mrs. Eugenia B. McOuat has taken the resi-
dence No. 500 North Illinois street, and win
cupy it the LIST of next month
Miss Mary Godown, who has been spending
the winter in Kansas City and Chicago has re
turned to her home in this city.
Dark, will be given next Tuesday evening aG
the residence of Mr.. W. A Krag.
Mrs Jelly and Miss Hughes will go to Con-
nersville tomorrow with their sister. Mrs Grit
ifs. who has been making visit here
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Roberts Park Church will meet to morrow aft
ernoon with Mrs. John w. Ray on North Ala
bama street.
The committee from the Maennerchor Society
who went to ST. Louis to make arrangements
for accommodations during the snngerfest re-
turned yesterday.
The friends of Hon Glenn Studabaker through
out the north part of the State are strongly
urging his name for delegate at large to the Chi
cago convention.
Mrs. Abby Judson, who sold her home on
North Pennsylvania street to Mr.. Charles Dark,
moving into Mr.. Dark's former residence No.
308 College avenue.
The Young Peoples Missionary Society Of
Blackford-street Church was given q reception
last evening at the residence of z. Holdings
worth. No. 1856 North California street.
Rev. w. D. Gray, young minister well
known this city, where his parents reside, has
been transferred from the Methodist Church at
Athens, O., to the Ohiostreet NJ. E. Church at
Sedalia. Mo.
Mr.. Jacob M. Neubergsr. of the Franklin Life
Insurance Company, who has been occupying
the residence of Judge L. c. Walker. North
Pennsylvania street the past winter, has pur-
chased the home of Mr.. John M. judah, No. 800
Broad way.
Secretary of State Griffin has just returned
from a trip over the north part of the State.
He reports that Republican prospects In IN that
diets large gain in the fall. He found the
party everywhere we'll organized and full OF en-
thusiaSm.
Chicago Tribune: Judge Gresham is holding
court in indianapolis this week. Mrs. and Miss
Gresham, who have spent the winter at the
Palmer House, have been in Indianapolis for
some time. The Judge has an oId-fashioned
fashionable street in Indianapolis. It is said
the Judge has quietly placed his home the
market In the event of it's sale he would
probably purchase property in Chicago the
greater part of his time being required here.
The music presented yesterday at the Matinee
Musicale from entirely class of
modern composers, Gilchrist, Arthur Foote,
Brandeis and Klein. The best number was the
last, chorus by Gilchrist 1.-The Sea Fairies
beautiful and dificult work. Miss Dollens
played an "ArietJa and Gavotte," by Brandeis,
in Ia
who took part were Mrs Scott,
Miss Mcdowell. Miss Willard, Miss Thompson,
Miss Adele Wallick, and the quartet. Misses
Hunter Coughleu. Whittier and BAnham.
The paper for the day, 1.-THE Italian or German
Method which was we'll written, was by Mrs.
w. G. Lynn, secretary of the society The second
and last invitation concert for the will be
given early next month.
The concert and dance given at Pfaf1in,s Hall
last night by the Mencelssohn So ciety was very
largely attended, not only by members but by
those to whom the two hundred invitations were
sent out. The programme opened with q piano
of the snciety who played Weber's ..Polacca
Brilliant with great brllliancy. and he received
hearty applause. The "Estudiatina" Of Lacome
was well sung by Mrs. Walker. Miss
Walker and Miss Willard. Miss
Annie Abromet, favorite singer.
gave the recitative and aria from Beatrix. The
ladies chorus aud the mixed chorus rendered
the two mum bers assigned them with the excel
lence which characterizes all the chorus work
Great interest was manifested for and in the
dance, which included twelve numbers. These
social entertainments are verv attractive feat
ures of the society.