The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-09-03
Personal and Society.

PERSONAL anu Socletys
Miss Mary Beidenmeister is the guest of
Miss Mollie Muse. at Madison.
Misses Lucinda and Ann Sickels are
guests of Mrs. DR.. Pugh, at Nashville.
DR.. George w. Sloan, after many weeks
illness, is again able to be upon the street.
Mrs. Ella Gallagher is visiting her par
ents. Maj. JOS. Brashear and wife. at Madi-
son.
Miss Clara Blackwell, of Trenton, N. j.,
Is expected next week to visit Miss Rose
Foster.
went to Martinsvllle, yesterday, to remain
some time.
Judge Schanck and family. of Dayton,
O., are visiting mis- parents at No. 500 North
Delaware street.
Ex-senator and Mrs, JOS. E. Mcdonald
and Mr.. Samuel E. Morss were recent guests
at Fortress Monroe.
Miss Heating, who has been the guest, of
Miss Helen Walker, has returned to her
home III Greencastle.
The family of Mr.. Charles Sudlow have
returned from Turkey lake, where they
have been for several weeks.
Mrs. Emil Wulschner and son, Mr.. Alex.
Stewart, have returned from twelve days
visit to Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs Duy. Of Georgia. are Wis,
iting Judge and Mrs. Claypool They will
be in the city two or three days.
Mrs: E. A. Hendrickson, Mrs. Casterline
and Misses Louise and Mabel Knight have
returned from a visit to northern Wiscon-
sin.
Mrs. Mary F. Robb will leave to-day fer
Washington, to join her husband, who IS
ment.
Mrs. B. F. Tuttle has returned from her
Eastern trip, and on Thursday will 60 to
Waukesha with Mr.. Geo. w. Sloan and
family.
Cards have been received by friends here
for the marriage of Miss Carrie L. Graves.
OF Fort Wayne, formerly of this city, and
DR.. Thos. Hubbard. of Toledo, o. 1t will
occur tomorrow evening.
Mrs. O. j. r. Hanna, who has been visit
ing Mrs. David Braden, is now the guest of
Mrs. A: Boice on North Delaware street,
and will remain until she leaves for her
home in Jackson, Mich, on Thursday.
Mrs. w. +. Mason has returned from her
trip to- Clifton Springs and Washington,
| ID. c. At the latter place she left her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Lynch, with their son,
Mr.. A. ID. Lynch, formerly of this city.
| Mrs. Rose c. Bailey has returned from
| visit of several months spent with relatives
East. She will do newspaper work for the
Evening News and Cincinnati Enquirer,
besides continuing singing and teaching.
| Carl Steckelmann, the African traveller
/ aud trader, under date of July %, has writ
ten TO 1rlendS here. he was then OFT Cape
Verde, on the steamship Kinsembo but
| would land in few days at Gab0OH, where
| he will probably remain several weeks. He
has returned to Africa as the manager of
| an Observation-Disclosures, and holds a very
responsible position.
Nj. Gustav Rocker has returned from
| New York, where he has been with his
brother, Mr.. Armin Rocker. The latter
| will be a member of the New York Quin-
| tet Club, the coming season. and play
| the viola and violoncello. The club will
| be similar to the Mendelssphn Quintet
| Club. of Boston, and Louis Blumenberg,
| 'cellOist for two seasons of the Mendelssohn,
is manager The club will probably visit
this city under the auspices of the Matinee
| Musicale.
Rev. Mr. Gamley, who has been conduct
| ing services at Christ Church and ST.
Georges Mission for the past five weeks,
during the vacation of the rector. Rev. j.
| III. Ranger, will return to his charge at
J Simcoe. Canada, this morning. Mr. Gam
j ley has made many friends during
his brief visit, who have been
! greatly benefited by his forcible. and
| earnest sermons. His impressive man
| ner and plain truths, so strongly worded,
| have been very instructive and interesting,
and many Christ Church members have
| gone to the services at the Surgical Insti-
| tute and the Mission, each Sunday, to hear
him. 1t is hoped that he may come here
| again in the near future, when even larger
congregations will greet him.