The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-26
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Temple Rebekah Lodge, No. SCI: will hold
a handkerchief bazaar at Meridian Lodge
Hall this evening at o'clock.
Rev. r. S. Osgood will speak tomorrow
night at Mayflower Church on Marcus
Whitman, the Christian Pioneer"
Governor Durbin has sent six tickets to
each of the four smallest Grand Army posts
in the city to the lecture of General Lee
TO dispose of as they see fit.
Since the serious illness of DR.. Joseph
Eastman no patients have been received at
the sanatorium, it is said. The patients
who were there have recovered sufficiently
to be removed.
At Plymouth Church tomorrow morn
ing the pastor, Rev. II. e. Meserve, Will
preach on THE Value of Time" On ac-
count of the Hebrew Passover service there
Will be no evening service for the Ply
mouth congregation.
The orchestral numbers at Hall-place NJ.
T.. Church tomorrow night will include
Hearts and Flowers" Tobani. and cello
solo. "A Brides Prayer" by Mr.. Ed lyle
mann, with orchestra accompaniment. ES-
ther WILCOX Trenary is the director.
o. H. Tibbot, formerly of Irvington, and
for many years in the auditing department
at Washington has been transferred to the
auditing department in the Philippines. Mr..
Tibbot and wife and children will sail about
May l. He is a brother of +. f. Tibbot.
formerly private secretary to General Har-
riSOn.
The sixteenth annual reunion of the Six
teenth Indiana will be held in the Circuit
Court room Wednesday, May IA. The dedi-
cation of the soldiers monument will be
held on the next day, therefore, it is ex-
pected that every comrade will be present
and remain to join in the grand
march on that day.
w. B. Frazee an employee of the w. ].
Holiday Company, South Meridian street,
fell down an elevator shaft yesterday aft
ernoon and was painfully hurt FraZee
had stepped from the elevator ana it passed
downward He lost his balance and fell
hac ard no oil
was taken to his home. 2431 North New
Jersey street, in carriage.
The Big Four's Federation Special"
composed of delegates TO the convention Of
Womens Clubs TO be held in Los Angeles
Cal. passed through the city yesterday
There were les women in the party, besides
the railroad officers who accompanied the
train. The train was met here by II. NJ.
Bronson, assistant general passenger
agent, who took the party to the Grand
Hotel. where they breakfasted. AT 8
o'clock they left for st. Louis.
The Indianapolis. Lebanon & Frankfort
Traction Company, which is planning to
build an electric railway line from Indian
apOls to Lafayette, filed petition for a
franchise and right of way over the Michi-
gan road in Marion county with the Coun-
ty Commissioners on April Is, but as the
company has not yet deposited the 81 600
as a pledge of good faith TO carry out it's
ed on ii. The company says that il will
have the line completed so TO carry pas
sengers by Sept L, 1903
Members of St Johns Social Club enter
tanned a large number OF their friends last
night at Riester's Hall, $40 South Meridian
street. Cards were played. A programme
of musical and literary numbers was given
The following participated: Orpheus Club
Orchestra, under the direction OF Miss
Meredith: recitation. Miss Frieda Pink: in
strumental solo, Sarah Costello. vocal solo
Harry Doyle; instrumental duet, Misses
Katherine Blackwell and Anna Lavery;
recitation. Frank O'Donnel: vocal solo.
Miss Meeker; piano solo, Made Rail- in
strumental duet, Misses Emma Ryan and
Made Rail, recitation, James Gribben; vo-
cal solo. Mr. Mercer. violin solo, Ellis
Levy; piano solo. Bertha Coulter: selec-
ton, John Flcodi vocal solo, Mrs. NJ. X.
Coulter.