The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-11
Personal and Society.

Mrs. Z. NJ Johnson will entertain friends
with reception on next Thursday after
noon.
Miss Jennie Crane, of New Albany, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Matte Tuttle. 223
Davidson street.
ing the family of Mr.. StOughtOn Fletcher,
on East Ohio street.
Mrs. A. b. Gates will give a luncheon on
Tuesday and Mrs. Harry Gates a reception
on Wednesday of next week.
Colonel Romyn and family, of New
Albany, have taken up their residence in
this city, at 1874 East Michigan street.
Miss Grubbs, of Richmond, is expected,
on Monday, with party of friends to at
tend the inaugural reception and ball.
Rev. l.. L. Carpenter, of Wabash, presi-
dent of Bethany Assembly, is in the city
attending the Bethany Assembly board
meeting.
Mrs. VIM. A. Hughes will give a reception
this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Jacob
Miller, Mrs. Louise Igoe Miller and Mrs.
Roberts.
Mrs. L. T. Gilliland, of New York, and
sister-in-law, Miss Gilliland, of Adrian,
Mich, are visiting DIR. and Mrs. Johnson,
on West Second street.
Mr.. Clifford Anthony, of Peoria, is ex-
pected to-day to visit the family of Mr.. ID.
w; Coffin, and will remain for the inaugu-
DIR. III. r. Allen has been called to operate
on the wife. of the Rev. DIR. ID. b. Tyler, on
f1fty-elghth street, New York city, for the
removal of a large tumor.
Miss Jessie Hughes will give luncheon
Tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Jacob Miller
and Mrs. Robert A. Miller, of Canton, O.,
and Mrs. Roberts, of Lexington, KY. who
are guests of friends here.
Capt. A. Il. Wimberly, of Friar's Point,
Miss, stopped in t'ie. city yesterday on his
way home from Washington. The Captain
has been a stanch Republican ever since
ms reconstruction after the war, and is
candidate for DOOr-keeper VI the national
House of Representatives.
The interest in the meetings at the Gen.
trail Christian Church still continues good,
the audiences being very good on the
stormy nights. One was baptized at the
close of the services last night. The sub
Ject of the pastors sermon tonight will be:
AN Unanswered Question: There will be
no service tomorrow night
Joseph W. Buchanan, of New London,
Mo-, is in the city visiting old friends Mr..
buchanan came to Indianapolis Ii 1924, and
resided In this city and county until 1876,
when he moved to Missouri. During his
residence here he was prominently con-
nected with city and county affairs, and
well and favorably known to most of the
people then in this county. An original
Republican, he was an ardent worker in
He had three sons in the Union army, and
he himself gave much of his time during
the war in the aid of the enrolment and
sanitary commissions. He is stopping with
friends at No. 274 North Alabama street,
where he will be glad to meet his old ac-
quaintances.
Miss Katharine Cooper gave charming
little thimble party and tea yesterday af-
ternoon at her home on College avenue in
honor of Miss Ella Black, of Terre Haute.
Zach OF the guests brought some fancy
work and busy fingers kept up an accom-
plniment to the conversation. During the
afternoon the company were treated to
some fine piano music by Miss Anna VIII
cox and songs by Miss May johnson and
Miss Henley, who both have sweet voices.
Tea was served at daintily appointed small
tables. each seating four. The guests were
Mrs. Z. f. Cost, Mrs Ohr, Mrs. Goodwin.
Mrs. Hellekson, Mrs. Ovens. Miss WATSON,
Miss Hypes of Cincinnati, Miss Berry, Miss
Schmidlap, Miss Ford, Mrs. Perry, Miss
Chandler and Miss Hawk.
GOvernor-elect HOvey and Colonel Bridg-
land left Washington last evening, and
will reach here tonight: The Governor
tomorrow. They will arrive tomorrow in
special car from Mt. Vernon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles James Hovey and children,
Mr.. Alvin p. HOvey and Miss Mary Hovey,
Hon. G. Y: Menzies and family. Miss Mary
Hovey Menzies, Miss Juliet Hovey
Thomas Gray Harrou and Miss Harrou,
nephew and neice, Miss Louden, Miss Gull
ley, Miss Sullivan, Miss Mann, Capt. and
Mrs: Alb Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson,
Walter Dunn, A. Harper. Eugene Fuhrer,
all of Mt. Vernon;. Miss Mumford, of New
Harmony; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Park, DIR. and
Mrs. John A. Murphy, of Cincinnati, and
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Macarthur.