The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-10

STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE-Agricul
tural Hail. Capitol, Morning.
GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Minnie Maddern
In Caprice" evening.
PARK THEATER-Gray & stephens's company
IN the ''Old Oaken Bucket afternoon and
evening.
BATTLE OF ATLANTA CYCLORAAIA-Market
street, between Illinois and Tennessee, day
and evening.
Local News Notes.
Thomas NcWaters, employed in the Pam
manure yarGs, was injured yesterday by be-
ing caught between the bumpers of cars.
One of his legs was badly crushed.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO Wesley Jessuth and Ella Dalton, David
altz and AIDA G. Pratt, William III. Young
ana Mary Brown, Thomas l.. Connor and
Eva NJ. McClain.
the Secretary of State Yesterday by the
Huntlngburg News Company, of Hunting
burg The capital stock is 81 900. The
Hartman Manufacturing Company of Vim
ccenles, with capital stock of $4,000, also
sued yesterday: Peter Gaul, Improvement
to No. 400 south West street, $500; Lorena
ID. barker, frame cottage, Omer street
near near Brookside avenue, 81, 600; James v.
T Tia, xz zsame cottage, Peru street, near
Niaiha street, near Highland, $1,000.
Personal and Society.
Mr.. George +. Branham went to ST. Louis
yesterday for a short stay.
Mrs Beth. Earl, of Connersville, is the
guest OF Judge ClaypooPs family on North
Illinois street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Mayer will entertain
friends this evening at cards. i'm honor of
T their guests, the Misses collars, of Green's
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mckee have sent out
invitations for party on Friday evening
M M nonor OF Miss Tilton, of Madison, and
MISS Roberts, of Chicago, who are guests
OF friends here.
The Woman's Mission Circle of the First
baptlsS Church will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. w. G.. Griffith, No. Ais
broadway; Mrs. Il. c, Atkins will read a
PAPER on 'Lenana Work" and Mrs. George
| Africa
| AT the regular meeting of the Fortnightly
Literary Club, held at Mrs. Malott's the
subject was The Genius of the Elizabeth
an Draniatists." Readings or conversa-
TONS were given by Mrs. Austin +. Denny,
| Mrs. J: w. Hess, Mrs. j. s. Jenckes and
Miss Elizabeth Dye.
| =. Thirty ladies of Anderson Woman's Re-
| Mef Corps gave their president, Mrs. Carrie
dosklns. surprise reception at her home
at the Enterprise Hotel last evening. A
lu0cn was served, which was
brought by the visitors, and music, singing
| ana recltatlons made up most enjoyable
| affair.
| Mr., and Mrs. r. B. F. Peirce and daugh-
ters Rave issued invitations for a reception
ana Dancing party on Thursday evening,
ian street. Only young married people and
| young people are invited. The company is
in honor of Miss Howell, of Detroit: Miss
] Durfee, of Decatur, and Miss Murdoch, of
Logansport
=, Mrs; James Lodge gave "an hour on
Roberts, Miss Kelley, Miss Mckee, Miss
shlpp, Miss Freeman, Miss Sharpe, Miss
Anna Sharpe, Mrs. A. H. Snow, Mrs. Arthur
HHa anae1' Mrs Mrs Harold Taylor; Mrs H. 5.
Walcott, Mrs. w. j. Mckee, Mrs E. L. Nc
Kee and Mrs. A. w. Hatch.
| There was an unusually small attendance
at the Matinee Musicale yesterday after
h h Inc programme was given by mem
pers OF the second division. Mrs.
on THE Amateur i'm Music,D after which
she introduced Mrs. S: G.. Pratt, of Chicago,
VINO gave short talk ON the Power OF
mad come under her personal observation.
Inc talk, though brief, was much enjoyed
by her hearers. The musical part consisted
OF Scharwinka's .'Danse Caracteristique,h
| R"SSu w MISS DcDOfan MOORE; GrdDen
Hohman's "Barcarolle,n by Mrs. Lynn and
Mrs; Morrison; Franz LISTS "Valse d
Adele, - played by Miss Dietrichs; Proch's
"A Withered Rose" sung by Miss
Adele Wallick; Dupont's ''Rondes
Ardennalses," piano duet, by
Miss Dietrichs and Miss Porter.
two of g. w. Chadwick's songs. I'm By
gone Days. and He Loved Me- beautiful
~ rendered by Mrs. Spades. Miss Hughes
played Mendelssohn's "Rondo Capricciso'
exceedingly we'll, and as finale, Miss Wal.
lick, Miss Walker and Miss Sadie Walker
gave Bargiet's Dragon Flies" excellently
The members of the first division will give
a. complimentary evening concert on
"Wednesday, Jan. 30, at Plymouth Church
FIFTY YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, Ind, Jan. 9.-Mr. and Mrs. B
ID. Sherwood, residents of Elkhart fol
thirty-fve years. celebrated the fiftietl
anniversary of their marriage, this even
ing, In company with large number OF
| friends They received many elegant pres