The Indianapolis journal., 1890-09-24
Events to Occur.


teenth Indiana Infantry will be held this
morning in the County Circuit Court room.
The survivors of the Thirteenth Indiana
Cavalry will hold their annual reunion to-
day, at Chapman Post Hail. There will be
a campfire this evening.
) The reunion OF the Thirty-third Regiment
of Indiana Volunteers will take place this
evening at 6 o'clock, at George ii. Thomas
Post Hall, No. 80 North Delaware street.
This evening the superintendents of Sun
day. schools in indianapolis will meet in the
First Baptist Church. The object of the
meeting is to resume the sessions of the Su-
perintendents' Union. one section of the
training department. of the indianapolis
Sunday school Association. DR.. Gilbert
will deliver an address on "The Superin-
tendent's Office and Work." and afterward
the subject will be open to free confer
ence. The session will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
A f1y-casting tournament will be held by
the Fly -fishermen's Club of this city in the
canal at Fairpiew Park to-day. AT 10A. NJ.
the party will leave the st. Clair street
crossing on the canal on the water COM
pany's steamboat, which will be placed at
the clubs disposal. There will be two
classes of contestants. In Glass A only
those who have never taken q prize will
enter; Class B will be o contest for record,
no prizes. The first prize is split-bamboO
second an order for tackle. The casts will
be made from barge. and distance Will
be measured by buoy line.
Personal and Society.
Mrs. H. Colwell has returned from visit
to her mother in Sandusky.
Louis Tanney, of Beaver Falls, Pa, is
visiting friends in the city.
3 Miss Elizabeth Ray will 90 to Louisville
to-day to spend few weeks with friends.
1 Mrs. Will Cumback who has been ill, has
gone to ThOmasvllle, Ga, to remain indef-
initely.
Mrs. Carey, of Dayton, o., is the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. H. 6. Carey, on West North
street.
The Social Circle of the First Baptist
Church will meet this afternoon in the
church chapel.
Miss Maria Fletcher, of Orlando Fla. is
expected here. to-day. to spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. H. p. Bigelow, of Ravenswood. Ill.
formerly of this city. is visiting Mrs. II. T.
Conde, on Broadway.
Mr.. George G. Tanner, president of the
Board of Trade. is expected home to-day
from his trip to England.
Mrs Emswiler. of Peru. is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. /. n. Walker. and and family, on
North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Augusta V. Hunter, grand matron
of the Eastern Star. is the guest of Mrs.
Ransford, No. 13 Windsor Block.
Miss Peters who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Garrety. returned to her
home in Columbus. o.. yesterday.
Mr. Macmillan. of Cleveland who has
been the guest OF Mr.. Alvin .Lockard since
Saturday, ex poets to return home to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Schurmann. who
have been spending week here with rela-
tives, have returned to their home in New
York.
Miss Genevieve Elliott was the hostess,
last night, for small company given In
honor of her guest, Mr.. Wright. of South
Mrs. A. d. Raub, of Earl Park, who has
been visiting her daughter here for few
days will go to Greencastle to-day to see
Mrs. Florence Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Mckee are expected
to return to-day from Cresson. They will
be with Mr.. and Mrs. X. 5. Mckee, No. 41S
North Tennessee street.
Miss Onie Haugh. formerly of Indianapo-
lis but now of Santa Paula, Cal, is visiting
this city. the guest of Miss Carrie Thomp-
son. No. 27S Central avenne.
Secretary of State Griffin and Treasurer
of State Lemcke leave tonight for Evans
vile TO attend the funeral of VIM. He'll
man, which takes place there tomorrow.
Mrs. Dora Tousey and Mrs. Anna Stone
observed together their birthday annlver-
sary last evening. at the residence of the
former on North Illinois street. by giving q
large family party.
Miss Belle Haldeman. of Louisville. and
Miss Brooke Haideman, of st. Louls. are
guests of Miss Stella Wiles till to- morrow.
after which time they will visit Miss Ad-
elaide Birch on Broadway.
Mary S. Murry. who has spent the last
two years at Riverside. Cal. and Mr.. ID. w.
Herlihy, also of that place. were married
in this city, the Rev. ID. X. Van Buskirk
officiating. Many friends were present to
offer their congratulations. The bride
wore handsome white failIe and brocade
trimmed in pearl passementrie. and carried
q bunch of Bride roses Many presents
warA racaivad Mr. and Mira Harlihv haxa