The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-04
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Traub enter
tanned a number of their friends at their
home Friday night
At Odd Fellows Hall on Virginia avenue
an entertainment will be given tomorrow
night by Indianapolis Lodge, No. las, a.
o. U. w.
Mrs. Leo Meyer. 500 North East street.
who has been seriously ill with scarlet
fever contracted while nursing her daugh-
ter, is convalascent.
The Mexican Herald of Mexico City of
Feb. contains an account Of an audience
granted Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Rose, of this
city. by President Diaz, of Mexico.
A series of Lenten sermons begins at st.
Johns Church tonight at 1880 o'clock. Yes
pers will precede and benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament follow the sermon.
Judge Baker yesterday denied a writ of
habeas corpus to Harry Mcknight, who
is confined in the Indianapolis jail on the
charge of impersonating government Of
ficer.
The German-American Topographic, a
branch of the International Typographical
Union. defeated by a two-thirds majority
vote a motion by the Chicago Topographic
to hold special convention during the
summer.
The annual play of the Portfolio Club
will occur on the evening of March s. The
cast includes Miss Grace Alexander, Mr.
William Forsyth, Mr. George Cottman and
Mr.. and Mrs Hunter.
AT meeting or the nnance committee OF
the Y. NJ. G. A. held yesterday in the Com
mercial Club the name of George Tibbits
secretary of the Cincinnati Y. NJ. G. A,
was favorably mentioned for the secretary
ship of the. local association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Ray. of the Hot
M. Dickson and Mrs. T. NJ. Patterson at
their home, 94S East Market street, prior
to their opening at the Park Theater to-
morrow.
William H. Crane. who comes to Eng
lish's this week, has engaged apartments
at the Denison Hotel. Last night his bust
ness agent arranged for him and his fam
lily to occupy a suite of seven rooms at the
hotel.
The Indianapolis Twig, of the Indiana
branch OF the National Association for the
Promotion of Higher Education of the
Blind, will meet next Wednesday even
ing at the home of Prof. George NJ. Hebble,
sos Camp street
Tomorrow morning the forty-five horse
shoers of this city will go on strike I'M
less demands are granted. They ask for
increased wages and also ask for nine
hour day for five days week and for an
eight-hour day on Saturday
Eyangelistic services are TO be held dur
ing the next three weeks at the Central
avenue NJ. r. Church, and will be con-
Quoted by Miss Annie Downey. an evan
gelist of considerable note. She will occupy
the pulpit of that church at both morning
and evening services.
The regular monthly meeting of the Per-
simmon Brigade Club will be entertained
by its president, u. t. Landers, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hanna, 81
East Vermont street. on Tuesday evening,
March g. All persons known to be con-
nected with the Persimmon Brigade will be
welcome
Lenten lectures will be given In the Tab
ernacle Church from TO u. m. by Rev.
j Cumming Smith as follows: March 8,
s.Is Tennyson's In Memoriam' Satisfac-
tory?" March 49, us There Christian
science in the Bible?" March 20. 1.-The The
ology in Hamlet March q, lis
Womanhood on the Wane?'
DIR. John NJ. Stucky and wife. of Cos
mort Ind will celebrate their golden we'd
ding wednesday. March z. receiving from
10 a. m. to 10 p. m. and will be glad TO have
any Of their friends visit them on that day.