The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-07
Personal and Society.

Judge LOlldTS. OIL Ofb w ayne, Is NlSltIuS
Stanton j. Peelle, and will remain as his
guest during the coming week.
DR.. Pearson, of this city, will deliver
popular medical lecture at the hall of the
Y. NJ. c. A. next Wednesday evening.
s. p. Sheerin, of this city. has been called
to Logansport by the death of his sister,
Mrs. Shaffrey, which occurred there yester-
day.
Judges Odds, Berkshire and Coffey, of the
Supreme Court, who were chosen at the re-
cent election, begin their official duties to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe Carey gave pleasant
entertainment Thursday evening to an
opera party of which they were members,
made up Of the friends Of j. G.. Hart and
John l.. Booth.
Mrs: Jason Carey lost a very handsome
seal-skin sacque, probably the result of
mistake or exchange on the part of some
lady present at Mrs. ScOtts reception last
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ida A. Harper, Of Terre Hante; will
the Womens State Fair Association" be-
fore the State Board of Agriculture at Its
annual meeting tomorrow.
The good feeling which has always ex-
listed between G. Krauss 81 Co. and their
employees found an expression, the other
compliments. 1t has always been custom
airy with the firm to provide the holiday
tables of their employees with nice turkey,
but this year the employees responded by
presenting Mr.. Charles krauss with hand
some gold-headed cane. Mr.: Ruemele, the
foreman, made the presentation speech.
Tunis f. Dean, formerly of this city but
now of Baltimore, where he has charge OF
the Academy of Music, is as popular there
as here. Until recently Mr.. Dean had never
played at the Academy few weeks ago,
the distinguished actor expressed strong
friendship for the young manager: AS an
evidence of his friendship for him, the
ink-stand, about ten inches high, sur
mounted by the bust of a boy. Around the
base of the ink-well cluster a number of
bronze shells. A gold pen, with pearl
handle and gold holder, and bronze paper
weight and letter-rip accompanied the
stand.
/ Miss Madge Wickham, the Indiana violin
list. who played at General HarrisOn's house
a few days ago, left yesterday for New
Yorkand the East, where she Will give sew
eral concerts. Miss Wickham is likely to
have as brilliant a career in this country as
she has had in Europe. She is the only
American viOlinist who was ever invited to
play in the Grand Opera-hOuse at Berlin,
where the Endorsement OF her teacher,
Joachim. was fully confirmed by the crit
zeal Berlinese. Her concert tour through
Germany and Russia was series OF trl-
llIiiphs such as few artists of any country
have achieved. Miss Wickham is proud to
be known as native of Indiana, and will
probably embrace an early opportunity to
give a concert in this city.
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Messrs. Harry Collom and Tom Liley. of Co.
luHbtls, o.; Charles N. COllOm, of Neodesha. and
Mrs. tilley, OF Columbus; O., are the guests OF
son, who have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Nelson for a few days; returned to their eI
home in Indianapolis. on Wednesday Mrs.
Susie Lindenburg, of Columbus, o.. visited her
sister, Mrs. Cyrus Obet,, and brother, William
ssiebert, in this city, on THURSDAY James anne
are the guests of relatives in this city
Mrs Lizzie Hackett and Ida Hackett, of Charles
ton, are the guests of their Mncie, A. Easton,;
Maria Curtis departed on Tuesday for Oberlin,
o., to attend college David Maginnis, OF
LaPlace, H.. is the guest of his cousin; H. h
from q visit with friends in Terre Hante = Bes-
sic Adamson. of Danville, Ill, was the guest OF
friends here on Tuesday Peter VOORHEES, and
-. Mrs. E. c. Mann and Mrs. c. A. Snyder spent
the week in Chicago; Cora Dunn came home
Coz, Of chanate, Kan, is visiting Samuel
shall, who has been visiting Mayme
Mrs. shrader and daughter, of Kansas City, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. lands Perry
Crowe Of Pittsburg Pa has been the guest ; OF
have gone to Bridgeport, Fla, to live. Misses
Jessie shelledy, Florence Sheppard, Lizzie Will
lams ana julia McCull0cn nave returned 10
school at Oxford, o.. Mrs. +. p. Shaw is visit
iting relatives in Charleston, M Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Link of Charleston, were the guests OF
relatives here this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. e. Huston returned, Wednesday, from
| a. visit with relatives in Piqua, o.
| May Raymond. of Watseka, who has been the
guest of Cora Wilson, returned home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Roberts and Lulie Rob
| erts, of Chicago are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. C. Ficklin. Nellie Paterson and Maggie
Shirley, of Clinton, Ind, are the guests of Min
| ME Dunbar. Mrs. j. E. Mason, of Terre Haute,
Ind, is the guest of Mrs j. w. Payne. Jennie
| Marvin, of Marshall, is the guest of Matte and
| Oakland, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
| Probst, Monday. w. T. Cook, George McCord,
j. Il. Adams. R. III. Kile, +. T. Hagar, w. FL. Nc
| Beth and Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Bowen, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ed Whitehead, and Cora Wilson, Grace
Elliott, Hattie Juntgen, attended the opera Of
II TfovatOre, at Terre Haute, on Tuesday even
ing
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