The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-18
CITY NEWS NOTES.

John G.. Mccullough has gone to wawa-
see, Ind, where he viii spend a few weeks
fishing.
Naomi Auxiliary will meet with Mrs.
Fannie Maginnis, 917 Bellefontaine street,
next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. VIII w. Johnson, of Lafayette, will
spend a week with Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson,
No. 1871 North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Paul Coughlin and Mrs. Bevlin, of
~BrOokstOn, Ind, have been the guests of
Mrs. 1. II. Hetherington, of No. 3013 Ken
wood avenue.
Yukon Council, No. 157, d. of p. will give
an entertainment next Tuesday evening at
Titles Hall, corner of Washington street
and Eastern avenue.
w. H. Johnson & Son., of 25 North Della
ware streetS have been awarded the con-
tract fOr heating and ventilating the new
100000 Bethel Temple, Detroit, Mich.
The Rev. Frederick O. Granniss, pastor of
the st. Paul's Episcopal Church in Rich
mond, Ind, has accepted a call to Grace
Cathedral in this city. He will assume his
new duties Sept.1.
DR.. w. Z. Clarke. of this city. will address
soon a mass meeting of the citizens of st.
Paul, Mimi, by special invitation, on the
subject of vaccination a Delusion; Its En-
forcement a Crime"
Miss Florence A. Fenshaw, a professor
in the WOman's College at Constantinople,
will be Mrs. Sewalls guest of honor at her
usual at home Wednesday afternoon, May
q. This will be Mrs. Sewall's last formal
at home of the current season.
The ffty-third annual meeting of the In
~dianapolis State Medical Society will be
held in Evansville May % and %. The
society is composed of nearly two thousand
physicians. 1t is thought many of Indian
2polis's physicians will attend the meeting.
Commandant Jan Krige, an officer in
Louis Botha's division in the army in South
Africa, is in the city. Mr.. Krige is staying
with DR.. S. p. StOddard, 73 North Delaware
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Birkhoff, consul of The Netherlands In
Chicago, and others.
The Kelley Mining and Smelling Com
pany, with principal office at Terre Haute,
fled articles Of Incorporation with the sec
rotary of state yesterday. The capital
stock of the company is $4,000 and the di-
rector5 are Jonathan P. Worrell, l.. r.
Babcock and George o. Dix.
Mrs. NJ. A. Crosley arrived at her home,
No. sos East Fifteenth street. Yesterday
from the Oriental trip she has been making
during the past winter. She will give an
account of what she has seen and expert
enced in the Orient in the Grand Lodge
Hall, 1. o. o. F., on Wednesday evening
next.
The eighteenth annual meeting of the
Rebekah Assembly will be held in the
Grand Lodge Hall, Pennsylvania and
Washington streets, tomorrow and Tues
day. The first session will begin tomorrow
at 2 o'clock. Tomorrow night in Tomlin-
son Hall degree work will be eXemplified
by the grand officers.
Attorney General Taylor will address the
members of the Order of Railway Conduc-
tors this afternoon at their memorial meet
ing. The service is an annual one in COM
memoration of the dead members. Mr..
Taylor will speak on THE Perils Of the
Railway Trainmen," he having had some
experience in railroad life.
Miss Florence Fensham, dean of the
American College for Girls in CONSTANT
nople, Turkey. is in the city, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. John N. Feasey, 2240 North
Pennsylvania street. Miss Fensham gradu-
ated last week from the Chicago Theologi-
cal Seminary with the degree of B. d. Miss
Fensham is the first woman to graduate
from that institution. She will soon return
to ConstantinOple.