Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1889 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1889 -TWELVE PAGES.

' PERS05AL AM) SOCIETY. There hve beca a number of handsome entertainments during the past "week, mostly among the young people. Monday cYeoing the Classical School Alumnao Association gave their filth annual dinner, at the Denison. Tcetday ercning the Missea Fannie and Emma Atkins gave a dancing party for Miss Bright Armstrong, of Camden. Wednesday Mia Mary Simpson and Mr. W. IL Kelley were married, at St. Johna Church, the ceremony being followed by a breakfast party at the bride's aunt's, Mra. R. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Norria celebrated their "wooden" redding. Thursday evening Ilia Eralyu Austin entertained frienda informally with a progressive angling party. Friday was quite a gala night. Miss Katharine and Mr. Charles Allen Lewis gave a large germanatthe Denison. Mr. and Mrs. IL II. Bees celebrated the twenty-lifth anniversary of tbetr marriage and Miss Grace Morrison and Miss Helen Frettyman vera gives a complimentary dancing party by about twenty of their young gentlemen friends at the home of Miss Morrison. The coming week being State fair week there will be somewhat of a dearth of entertainments, but there is always enough going on to keep everyone busy, for there is always plenty of company and many small teas and dinner, pleasant on account of their Informality. . Fereonal Mention. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Housher left yesterday 1 or Richmond, Ind. Miss Jewis Dalley returned to Chicago, on Friday, to attend schocL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pacrer returned home from Oswego, 2f. Y.. Friday. Norb Lamlgraf and family have taken rooms at the Grand Hotel for the winter. Mr. Bells and danjrhter Para, of Bt. Louif, are ffuets of Mrs. A. M. Iiolerton. Mr. Letr Raplogle, who has been spending the summer In Europe, has returned. Miss Jxuiia Bain, of Dayton, ti the guest of -Ua Ida romeroj, on 8C Mary's street. Miss Emma Pattison will leave on Tnesday to attend school at Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati. Mr. John M. Butler returned homn yesterday from a rl jit of several weeks to Washington. Mra. ActfeBlxbv.of New Albany, Is visiting Mrs. Utile Adams. 03 North Delaware street IMwin B. Puffb left on lat Tuesday for term

i lao iaw aepanmenx 01 ueraaw university. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cones have moved Into tbeir own home on 'orth Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Henry Coe has returned from Madison, iVi., where she has been spending the summer. Mr. Frank Kennedy, of Kansas City, Is maWnz a short visit to his daughter. Mrs. Emma Morris. Mr. Charlea Wilson, of Manlton. Is vlsitlnsr his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Wilson, at Woodruff Place, Miss Vtaie White and her slater left last Thursday morning to visit friends and relatives In Kentucky. Mies Ferjruson, of Delaware, is the cuest of Mr. John Moore's family on North Pennsylvania txecL Mr. W. S. Kirk has itone to Dobbs'a Ferry, to ,vi.Mt his mother before she returns to her home n Ireland. Thefsmlly of Mr. James n. Baldwin have returned from summering at Harbor Point, near Mackinac, Mich. - Wilson 8. Doan was admitted to the bar in Judre Walker's room yesterday, on motion of Captain Ell F. Hitter. Mrs. H. 8. Lane, of Craw fords ville, arrived yesterday luoininir. and la the guest ot her sister. Mrs. Aaron UUtr. , Mrs. J. J. GifHn. of Aurora, has returned home. Biter a two weeks' vUit to her mother, Mrs. K. J. Meeker, on North Liberty street. Mi Mattie Eaot, of Bloomincton. and Miss Marguerite Hoxne. of ft. Louis, are visiting May Van Wie on East Market street. Miss Candy, who has been spending several wreka with her annt. Miss Mary Dean, will return to her home in Chicago next week. Mrs. John B. Steiert and daughter Flora have returned from the northern part of the tit ate where they vMted friends and relatives. Mrs. Dr. J. S. Tevis. who has reen sojourning for tbe past two months at Bay View, Mich., and the northern lakes, returned home Friday. There Is a rumor that one of the younsr society swells, not yet publicly mentioned, will go East this fall and return with his bride some time in eirly winter. Mrs. E. B. Martindale will leave Thursday for Boston, with her daughters Mary and Emma, whom she will place In Miss Johnson's school, on Newberry street. Arahel P. H. Bloomer, who completed his Mj bomoro year at Wabash College last June, we nt Eat laAt week and passed a high grade of examination iu the classical course to the Junior class at rnnceton. Mr. Bobert Sinclair has returned from a four mouths viit in Ireland. He was accompanied home by hi two sisters, who have gone on to Cedar lipids. la., to make a visit, but will return to this city some time next month. George Banuon. for several years a partner of Turpin A Co., has leased Noa. i'G and 1S North Illinois street, and, with Michael Stack, loug weil-known in the dry goods trade of this city, will open a store about Oct. 10 for notions and dry goods. 3Iiss Lizzie Hay, who has been a prominent teacher at the Tenth-ward school for a number f years, has resigned, and has gone to Minneapolis to take a position iu the schools there and be with her parents, i:ev. and Mrs. L. . Iay, formerly of this city. , On last Thursday evening a company of about twenty -five of the frlend3 of Mr. o. W. Jordan called at hi residence,!.:: I Virginia avenue, to spend a social evening with him, prior to his departure for Ottawa. 11L, where he goes to enKge in business. Tho company waj composed nfstly of tfce members of the O. L. and 8. C., of which Mr. Jordan has been a popular uieniler. Their coming was a complete surprise to the gentleman, as was intended. The evening was spent in mufile and games, and following refreshments a number or appropriate toats wero tfercd. with responses by Messrs. Glossbrenner, Beck. Winters, Kichman and Vance. The comranr departed at a late hour, after a very pleasam tly spent evening. Society Events. Tli Arlington Club will have its first dancing party uext Friday evening at Brenneke's Academy. , Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Potts, of 3fl Hall place, lave returned lrom a blx weeks' trip through tho East. Mrs. Arthnr B. Orover gave a very rrettr riuchcon yesterday for Miss Clara Blackwell. of Trentou. N. J. MUs Georgia Butler will frfve a dinner party, to aicrrow, iu honor of Miss Katharine Malott, X'revloua to her return East to school. Mrs. k. H. Foster has issued cards for a reception on Wednesday afternoon, from 3 till 6. for Mis Pdackwell. f Trenton, N. J., and Miss J-'outer. Mrs. George II. West gave a small tea company Friday eveniug to her sister and neice, Mrs. and Mivs Darling, of Walnnt Hiils, Cincinnati. Tho German Ladies' Aid Society will give a cOiTco for Sunday afternoon. Sept. U'J. at the German-English school building, for the benefit of the poo r. Card have len Issued by Mrs. E. J. Moffatt for the marriajre of her daughter, Lizzie May, to ir. Milton K. Alexander, to tke rlace on 1 uejulay vrning, at S o'clock, at the family residence. :so. 3- Peru street. One of the most successful parties of the season occurred one evening last week at the home cf Miss Kate Jlariy. No. 311 Peru street, in honor of her guest. Miss Katie Firn. of Greencastle. Kefreshments were served, and xnualc and dancing were heartily enioyed by alL The marriage of Mr. M. O. Iuls to Miss Jessie Kirkwood took pLice on Wednesday evening, J th lnst at the residence of tfie bride's mother! Ii(H Fletcuer avenue. In tbe presence of a few inited guests. Bcv. U. V. Hunter officiating. They were the r eipients of many handsome presents. Miss Ada Hill was tendered a surprise on Monday evening by her mauy friends. Dancing was tho amusement, with music furnished by the Montaui Bro. Among those present were Misses Blanche Jelled. Minnie Kercheval. Pearl Harvey, Nellio Sturtevant. Oilie Thompson. Daisey White, Edna fcott, Maggie Hauth and Messrs. LigeFox, Will Lowe, Chas. C. Jelletf. C. C Thomas, John Jlolman, J. K. Dean, C. 8. Tarlton, Frank Van Vte. Ed Koli and French Ludington, The programmes of the Ladies' Matinee Musirale for the year have been seut to the members. The rauiical programme embraces four parts the iirt and second classical period, the romantic and tbe modem romantic. Therbwlllbea literary programme for each meeting, tbe subjects ixflng entirely relating to music; four miscellaneous programme days and three evening concerts. The ladies consider this the best year's work the society has ever planned. Miss Clara Krueger, of North Fine street, entertained her friends last Thursday e venln z with a card party. Miss A. Sudorrf and Charles Wachstetter won the llrst Prize and Miss L. liehnltz and Herman Weinberger the booby Frixe. Among those present were MLses T. chmidt, I. Pt hnltz, M. On. Emma. Flora and J'ariiine Wachste.tter.Mr.Wlll Leppeit,C.MiielIer. Knieger. A. and H. fichultz and V ill and C. Off. The Inilanailis Lancers Dancing Club has teen re-organized for tbe season, and their first dance will be held on Oct. 4. Only gentlemen are raembr, and these Invite whatever Joung ladies thejr choose. The members ore: arrv C. fcmith. F. A. Dietrich. A. H. fcbaneberf er, Barclay Walker. Will U. Clapp, Gustavo Lecker. Will F. Worher. Alex, it Stewart. John J Geleer, Thos. K.Kackley. Thos. A. Alford. Ed. V. Gail, Bobert Kiefer, n. E. Moore, Ernest M. jaUott, Charles L. Bieler, CarrcU L. PeWitt,

Robert T. Oliver, Hiram Brown, Louis C. Lowes, Frank W. Wood, Walter L. Fugnte, Harry Jones, W. J. Goodall, Fl B. Fox, O. 1). Weaver. W. L, Wilson, Ed Finney. Fred B. Wiles, George K. Hunt, George O. Gritfln. Frank Smith, Charles 8. Clarke, Harry Eden, Arthur Brown, Will IL Drapier. Jr.. Fred L. Carter, W. A. fcfhireman, Lew lleplogle, Charles lllff. A party of ladies nnd gentlemen were Invited to Mrs. W. K. Azbill's. No. 250 College avenue, n last Tuesday evening, to meet Miss Carrie Chandler, of Columbia, Ky. Those present wero Misses 8ue Stewart, Anna Baggs. Etta Lamb, Bessie Ray, Li 1 lie Potter, Aurelia Fletcher, Lizzie Wingate.Dr. Mary Ppink, and this Misses Davidson and Drapier. The gentlemen present were Messrs. W 111 Venab.V, Merrill Moores, Dr. Dan Thompson, o. W. Cook, J. II. Oliver, J. II. Woolfolk, L. F. Page, Cart J. B. Curtiss and O. W. Keenly. The members of the Ptarllght Pleasure Club were handsomely entertained at tbe home of Miss Qertle Wilson, No. 24 Keystone avenue, last Thursday evening, dancing being the chief amusement, Amorg those present were Mrs. fiullivan, Mrs. Gresh, and Misses Ida Meyers, Addle Crane, Mary Geyer, Losle Dunn, Prudie fceymour, Hattle Wilhite, Ida Johnson, Georgie Seymour, Katy Dell, Hattle Beymour, and Messrs. Will Gever, Will Gresh, Charles Sullivan, A. Johnson, Charles Osterman, John Bnrk, Harry Dunn. Charles Malpas, George naverstlck, C. Druakard, Dave Bmock, Charles Harris, P. MendenbalL Charles Schober and many others. Yesterday was the tenth blrthdav anniversary of Mary McConney, and. In celebration of the event, about thirty children were invited to spend the hours between 3 and 7 o'clock with her, and enjoy games and play. Many of the children brought gifts to tbe little hostess, as souvenirs of the event. Among tho merry party were Misses Mary Kurtz, Marie and Edith Beck, Gertrude Talbott, Margaret, Rnth and Agness McCulloch, Florence, Lucy and Nora Taggart, Marie Wilson, Delia Vinson, Mary Dean. Masters Harold and Freeman Hibben, Ralph Gray. Ray McElway, Max Fletcher, Stuart Knrtr, Uines Share, Frank King. Frank Baker, Robert and Dan Ransdell and Charles Heron. Miss Katharine Malott gave a tea party last eveni; in honor of her guests. Miss Bright Armstrong, of Camden, and Miss Nancy Elston, of Crawfordsville, at the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. David Macr. At 7 o'clock the guests sat down to a handsomely prepared tea, and after It had been enjoyed the eveniug was spent in daneing to the music of Hart's orchestra. Among the company were Miss Malott's Bisters, Ella and Daisy, who assisted in entertaining; Evalyn Austin, Georgia Butler, Camilla Walker, Belle Baldwin, Mary Taylor. Messrs. Preston Kelsey, Gus Cohurn, John Bradshaw, Ed Wood, Will Landers, Laz Noble, Maurice Raschlg, Horace Hord, Booth Tarklngton and Harry Atkins. Tuesday evening Misses Fannie and Emma Atkins were hostesses for a dancing party given In honor of Miss Bright Armstrong, and a farewell to their friends before leaving for Bryn Mawr College, which they did on Thursday. Hart's music was In attendance, and a most delightful evening was enjoyed. Among the participants were Misses Kate Walllck, Annie Peck. Maria Dye. Clara Shover, Kdltb. Shiveley, Marie Allen, Katharine Malott, Nancy Elston, Lilian Wright, Valette Miller, Harriet Stevenson. Mary Taylor, Mary Bybee, Deborah Moore, Camilla Walker, Messrs. Horace Hord, Ed and and Wirt Hallam, Booth Tarklngton, Horace Allen. Ed Wood, Preston Kelsey, Will Landers, Ben Stevenson, Duane Bowles, Charles Moore, Harry Byfleld, John Bradshaw and Maurice Raschlg. The Closin' Exercizes of the Winter Seshun of the Sleepy Holler Dcestrick Skule" was an enjoyable entertainment given by the Seventh Iresbyterian Church at tho Virginia-avenue Rink last Wednesday evening. It was the first of the kind given In the city, and drew a large audience, and netted the church a handsome sum of money. Miss Hattie Wlshard had charge of the preparatory work in organizing the class, and to her is due the credit of success. The entertainment was a novel one. It was supposed to be a representation of tbe district school ot long ago, when such characters as Squlro Ktcker, Deacon Wayback, and Dr. Slowcoach, composing the district board, thought it their duty to resist every innovation in spelling, and in methods of conducting the exercises. The programme consisted of the ususal school examinations, Interlarded with singing and recitations after the manner of the olden times. The boys were dressed in homespun, and wore no coats, while the girls. In their pantalets and linsey-woolsey" dresses, were in marked contrast U their sisters of the present day. Tho part of Miss Jerushy Skeeters, the teacher, was taken by Mrs. E. V. Hunter. The "Deestrict fckulo" promisee to be tbe rage with the churches this winter. TIFK STATE AT LARGE.

Anderson. Miss Emma Cox is attending the musical department of DePauw University Miss Maud Kilgore is attending LaSalle Seminary, at Auburndale. Mass MUsWillMcMulIen is visiting relatives at Marion.... Mrs. J. D. Kelvle returned on Tuesday from a lengthy visit among Ohio relatives Mesdamea 8. A. Wilson, John McClain and W. P. Perkins, of Richmond, were the guests of friends here Thursday Mrs. R. P. Mustard is visiting friends atLocansport Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Gustin left Thursday on a two weeks' visit at Gambler, O. Bloom l n gton. L. II. Constable, of Ellettsville, is arranging to move to Bloomlngton Rev. J. B. Hamilton, Will Collins, gam Orchard, Morton Dodds and Frank Dobson are at Chattanooga.... A party of ladies went to Ellettsville Tuesday to take dinner with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Worley. The company consisted of Mrs. George Bollenbachcr. Mrs. B. A. McLee, Mrs. J. G. McPheeters. Mrs. J. C. Dolan. Mrs. H. 8. Woodard. Mrs. II. C. Duncan, Miss Essie Throop and Mrs. W. H. McKnight, of Louisville Miss Bullock, of Lafayette, is a guest of Clay noward end wife. . . . Dr. Kirkwood and wife expect to get started for Riverside, Cal., Oct 1 Miss Cora Carmlchael has accepted a clerkship in the Banner store. . . . Mrs. Laberteaux, aged eighty-two, was burled yesterday morning, fcho was the aunt of General Hunter Isaac Neeld and family have been visiting Simpson Neeld. South College avenuo.... Miss Ida Cooper, of Martinsville, Is a guet of her brother, Ben Coorer, of tho Courier.... Mrs. Susan Ralley will leave to-morrow for Englewood, where she will make her future home.... Miss Rachel Harrington has gone to Logansport to accept a position in the insane asylum.... Nelson Shields and wife, ot Hiawatha, Kan., are in the city, called here by ihe death of Mrs. Laberteaux Miss Mattie Cherry is atGosport, called there by the dangerous sickness of relatives. Connersville. Hon. Charles A. Murray will return home from an extended trip through Colorado and the West the first of the week Mayor Mcintosh spent Wednesday In Richmond on professional business.... Rev. J. A. Sargent was in Liberty Tuesday Mrs. J. I Bailey went to Chicago on an extended visit to friends D.U.Andre and wife attended the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Odd-fellows, at Columbus, last week Miss -Laura McCorkle. the Firima donna whistler, was tho guest of riends in this city Thursday J. E. Roberts and wife spent Wednesday with Bvookville relatives Miss Jennie Thomas, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Connersville lriends this week.... Miss Lizzie Reck returned to her home In Indianapolisafler a brief visit to Mrs. Anthony Kehl Mrs. Martin Butter, who has been visiting friends in this vicinity for several days, returned to her home in Richmond, Ind.. Wednesday Miss Bessie C. Vrltbt, of the Western Female Seminary at Oxford, Ohio, spent several days with her mother, who left for her new home in Cartnage, Mo., Wednesday.. ..Mrs. Kieman, of Cincinnati, Is visiting relatives in this city Councilman George Keller and Miss Bertha Reinpp were married at the residence of the bride Thursday evening by Rev. F. F. Friedgen Miss Emma Sparks entertained quite a company of friends at her home east of the city Saturday evening Five weddings are reported in this city since Tuesday. Crawfordsville. Mrs. Dr. Scull, of Lebanon, has been visiting in this city...B. W. llanna and wife are home from a stay at West Baden Springs. ...C U. Haines and wife have returned to Delhi. O., after a visit with M. W. Bruner and wife....Capt. J. 11. Pense and wife have returned from an extended trip to Petoskey, Mich.... Mrs. A. B. Milford and children nave returned from a trip to Wyoming Tertitory.. ..Mrs. Ellis Engle has returned to Indiana polls, after a visit with B. W. Enicle and wife. Mrs. Eva Smith gave a tea party on last Tuesday evening Miss Laura Brouthers is visiting Miss Minnie Musser, at Eockllle....Mw;s Cora Foster, or Fin castle, is the guest of Miss Maud Hulett Miss Nettie Miller has returned to Nashville, 111., after a visit with Mrs. C. A. Miller Mrs. E.C.Whtte has returned to Lafayette, after a visit with Mrs. Joe Taylor Mrs. Elizabeth Sheets, who has been visiting John Nicholson, sr., baa returned to Indianapolis.... Mrs. Mabel Bell and children have returned to Kokomo....Miss Mabel Galey is in Covington.... S. C. Camplell has returned from a stay at Petoskey, Mich. ...Charles Williams and sister Laura entertained their friends on Thursday evening Mrs. Dr. Beebe and children, of Lafayette, have been visiting the family of D. L. Lee Miss Nell Brown has been visiting Mrs. Charle McCabe, at Covington.... Mrs. R. D. Warner, of Minneapolis, Minn., is the guest of Mrs. C. M. Crawford President Tuttle is at Monticello Mrs. Marion Alston and daughter are visiting at Lebanon.... L. W. Town, wife and daughter, of Kansas City, are vlsitiug at Charles Goltra's. Elkhart. Mr. W. G. mil entertained a number of his gentlemen friend very pleasantly at his residence, Wednesday. The Instrumental Quartet furnished music... Mra. P. 8. McGulre Is visiting in houth Bend... Mrs. George Klcs is visiting iu Clinton, Mich.. ..Mis. George Rollins Is visiting iu the East.... Mrs. John C. Miller, of Hheridau, Ind., is visiting her Elkhart friends Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Webster will leave the fore part of this week for Washington Territory for an extended visit. Miss Minnie Marsh, of Bingham, N. Y.. Is here visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ed Hall.... Mrs. Eliza Golden and daughter have returned from a visit In Cincinnati.... Mr. and Mr. C 1. Bimn. of Omaha, have been visiting here.. ..Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Horton are vi-ltlng inSt. Paul. ...Miss Georgia Noe entertained her friend Tuesday evening Mrs. Fitch and daughter, of Three Rivers. Mich., are visiting In the city Miss Frank Cummins is visiting in Detroit ...Mrs. lauirdon.of Bristol, In the guest of Mr. O. Z. Hubbell....Mr. and Mrs. J. E. BnIr'ck are in Chicago. ...Mrs. A. 31. Liicktu and duul.i-r have returned from Dakota Mia Belle Reynolds la visiting in Chattanooga, Trim....

Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Marx are visiting in Starke county, Ohio Mrs. II. C. Dodge and daughter, MIm Edith, have returned to the city. ....MissR.AldInger, Miss B. Aldlnger and Miss Colburn are visiting In South Bend. ...Mr. and Mrs.Jared Thomas, of La Grange, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. 8. B. Short.... Miss Pugh, who was visiting the Misses Nelson, has gone to Michigan City Miss Birdie Bradan, who was visiting Mr. and Mrs W. C Braman, has gone to Chicago. ....Mrs. Gardner Is visiting In Three Rivers, Mich Mra. E. K. Hayes, of FostorU. Ohio, is visiting Mr, and Mrs. Elton Alcorn Mrs. E. C. Bickel is at St. Jo, Mich Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeRivers, of Cassapolia, Mich., are the guests of Mr. and 3Irs. F. G. Ott....3Irs. Alex. Brandon and daughter have returned from a visitln Pennsylvania.... Mra. Charles Zimmerman has retuned from a visit In Washington Territory.... Mrs. H. E. Stone has gone East to visit In Brooklyn. Niagara Falls, N. Y., and other points.... Capt. and Mrs. Mosier have returned from Sayview, Mich.... Mrs. Charles Buntlnls visiting in Toledo.... Miss Ruby Dever, who was visiting Miss Cora Heald, has returned to Goshen Mr, J. W. Slear and daughter, Pearl, are visiting In Cudlngton, Mich Mrs. J. D. Braden baa returned from a visit at Green Bay. Wis Mrs. D. Gauntt.of Constantino. Mich is visiting Mrs. Allen Mulr. Mrs. Gauntt will go to Europe next month, to spend the winter. Greencastle. Mrs. Dr. Wilcox is the guest of Mrs. Jerome Allen Miss Jennie Smythe has gone to Chicao....Mlss Ida Black is home again from Minneapolis Miss Flora Church, of Indianapolis, is rendering millinery service In this city. ....Mrs. Mary Martin has returned to Chicago. ....Miss Blanche Gelwick is home again from southern Indiana Mrs. Mary Blake, of EvansvUle,is visiting her Greencastle friends.... Miss Rosa Marquis, the accomplished violinist, has returned from Chicago, her eyes having become anected from excessive study The Misses Mollie and Emma Ragan are again at home.... Mrs. T. L. Elliott attended the marriage of her sister, Mies Maggie Cullity, at Indianapolis.... Airs. Dr. John has returned from Chicago. Mrs. A. J. Sheridan, of Indianapolis, has resumed her residence in this city..-. Frank Connor has returned from his visit to the Emerald Isle.... Capt. O. II. Hibben, of Chicago, srent the week in this city.... Rev. J. B. DeMotte is now a resident of Greencastle.... Prof. W. H. Ragan Is attending the Detroit exposition.... Mrs. Dr. Knight has returned from Princeton.... City Marshal Starr was granted leave of absence to attend the Chattanooga reunion.. ..Mrs. Fi&k, of Baltimore, 13 the guest of Mrs. Dr. Fisk.... Miss Jennie Curtis and Miss Jennie Bryan left, on yesterday, for Paris, HL, where they will teach school.... Father Macke, of St. Paul's Church, will go to Aurora the coming week to take charge of his new parish.... Mrs. J. H. Huckleberry, of Guthrie, Oklahoma, has removed here for educational purposes.... Dr. and Mrs. DeVore celebrated the fourth anniversary of their marriage on Monday evening. The golden wedding of Thomas Gillespie and wife was duly honored by the aged couple and their many friends. The reception given to their young friends by the Misses Bowman, on their return from the East, was a very enjoyable one to its participants The ladies of the Christian Church will give an entertainment at the operahouse tomorrow night.... A Chautauqua literary and scienttic circle has been organized in this city.... Revival services are now in progress at College-avenue Church Miss Minnie Haskell succeeds Miss Joanna Baker as principal of the DePauw preparatory school.... Re v. William Gardner, of Chicago, will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit to-day. Greenfield. Miss Nettle Willett, of Indianapolis, is the guest of friends here.... Horn Morgan Chandler was at Paris, 111., last Sunday, as a guest of his brother Samuel.... Misses Liilie Dennis and Carrie Porter are attending business college at Indianapolis.... Henry Rathburn and wife, of St Paul, Ind., have been guests of Mayor A. J. Herron this week. . . .Miss Jessie Hamilton will leave for Cincinnati to-morrow, where she will attend a kindergarten training school.... Next Monday Mrs. F. C. Payne, who has been visiting her father, Capt. R. A. Riley, will leave for her home in Chicago.... Mrs. Mary Carr, of Irvlngton, is visiting relatives and friends here.... Mrs. Mary Shank, of Irvington, was a guest of Ma) A. K. Branham and wife Thursday night.... Mrs. W. F. Pratt is visiting her brother, Dr. J. L. Marsh, at Broivnshurg Mrs. 8arah Hiatt, of Indianapolis, Is visiting at Wm. Marsh's.... Miss Laura Wright, of Cincinnati, is a guest of Miss Nannie Patterson. ...Capt. M. L. Paullus attended the I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge, at Columbus, O., this week Mlses Nellie and Mury Barnett are visiting friends in Franklin F. M. Hancock and wife and Mrs. David Stout and pon Julian, of Demlng, were guests of Mrs. Will Carr, last Sunday II. B. Thayer and wife and their niece. Miss Florence Thayer, returned bast Saturday from a short visit in Massachusetts.... Mrs. W. A. Coleman is visiting her uncle in

Crawrordsvllle Mrs. Cium, with ner little grand-daughteis Nellie and Mary Early, will go to Washington city, next week, to spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Inez Lyons.... Mr. Leo Moorman and wife and Miss Mary Coggshall, of Fountain City, Ind.. were here last Sun day, attending the funeral of Mrs. Jonn u. Jsinford, a sister of the ladies.... Messrs. Nelson Bradley. Eph Marsh. Joseph Baldwin. Brainard Cooper, and then wives, and W. O. Bragg will attend the meeting of Knights Templars, which convenes at Washington city next month.... Miss .liclio Harnett, one of Greennelds excellent singers, has been at Dunreith for a couple of weeks, singing for Kev. Hunter McDonald, wno is conducting a meeting In the Christian Church mere. GreensDurg. Senator B. F. Harness, of Kokomo, spent part or the week nere....Miss .Mollie .Mas ton is at Terre Haute.. ..Mrs. Dr. Schofleld is visiting Cin cinnati. ...A. Reiter and family have returned from Europe.... Marine D.Ross is visiting his son at Salt Lake City.... James Porter and wife, Altoona. la., are here.... Miss Lou Zoller is visit ing at Aurora... .Lafe Freemanjand family have returned irom isconsin. Lebanon. Mrs. E. O. Darn all left Saturday to Join her husband in Washington, IX C....Miss Zera Smith returned to school at Valparaiso.... John Julian and Miss Mary U. Heady, of Jamestown, were married at the clerk's office Tuesday..?. Miss isernie 8mitn nas returned toscnool at Bloom lngton... .Dr. T.H.Lane was called to Lincoln, Neb., Monday, by the death of his brother... Miss Mabel Allen, of Jamestown, sojourned with friends here last week....C Miller and Miss Celia McCaifery were married at the residence of the bride s father Sunday. ...The followingLebanon people left Wednesday to attend the re union of the Army of the Cumberland at Chatta nooga: Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Miller, James G. W. Hardy, wife and daughter Celia, Ben Herr and wife. Reuben Flynn and wife, 8. II. Reinhart and wife, Henry Miller and wife, Wiley Howard and wile. Mrs. Margaret Coombs. James Richer. Robert Irwin. James 8wope, James King and Dr. C. D. Umbcrhine.... Miss Lizzie Miller of Glendale, 31. T.. visits! friends here last Sunday.... Rev. W. B. Alford, of Ambia, visited friends here Friday. Liberty. Miss Orpha Crist entertained a nnmber of her young friends last evening, the occasion being Oxford, O., was the guest of friends here this - t 1 -h - rr 1 . m - . 9 weeK.....uiss xiuruia auk, u uouruanu, v., is the guest of her parents here Mrs. J. DawRev. Thomas Hal linger, of Okaloosa, in., Is me guest 01 his brother, isaao liaillnger. at this place Mrs. Dr. Oeppert, of Cincinnati, O.. was tha truest of frienda here several dam. Mrs. J. . Connaway and her mother, Mrs. Margaret Crist, are guests of relatives at Mt. Vernon, Ind Will Arnold and wife returned homo to Indianapolis Friday, after a visit of several days with relatives here Miss Mame Rates is the guest of Indianapolis friends.... Mr. T. J. Imropl. nf I-nirftTisnort. nnd her riauirh. ter. Miss Bird Immel, are guests of friends here. Marion. Miss Grace Gould is visiting relatives at Cin cinnati.... Rev. Samuel Sawyer and wife, of Indianapolis, are visiting Marlon friends Misses Allie Hall. Ixm Stout, Ida Hully and Louise Mather left Monday afternoon to attend college at Delaware, u miss ueorgia eweetsor and Mis Alice Goldthwait aro visiting friends at Huutingtou....D. M. Frease, Mayor of Napoleon, u., is visiting nisorotner-in-iaw, wuiiam Feighner. ...Mrs. Gump. Mrs. Winder and Mrs. Valet, of Urbaua. O.. are visiting Mrs. E. M. Tousev Miss Lucie Humphreys has leturned to school at Indianapolis.... Mrs. Joseph Collins Is visit ing relatives at Cambridge City... Mrs. Gen. A. F. Devereux returned td Cincinnati Saturday, after a short visit to her husband.... Mrs. J. B. 8weetser and Miss . Delight Sweetser have returned from a visit to abash.... James Leggett and wife, of Fort Wayne, are visiting the family or Jonn Davis .. liodmess and sis ter. Miss Zora. are visiting at Corvdon Mrs. Nat Sheldon and daughter are visiting at Nlles, Mien. Munele. Mrs. M. R. Smith and children are home from their northern trip.. ..Mrs. George Cavolt has returned from her visit at Centerville....Ml8s Katie Hettinger has returned home from a visit with Cincinnati relatives and friends.... Mrs. D. Ilartge and daughter are visiting relatives at Eaton.... Mrs. Anna Gibbs and son. Master Fred, are visiting relatives at Hartford City. ... Miss Efhe Hayes, of Knlghtstown, Is visiting her grandparents, r. M. 1 lays and ramiiy.... James Williams and family have returned from their visit at 8wazee, Grant county... Miss A. Marion Gardner has returned to her home at Middletowu, N. Y Mrs. Mahala Willlams, of Newton. Kan., who has been visiting tbe family of Judge Buckles, has returned to her home.. ..Mrs. will Joonson. of Anderson, who has been visiting friends in this city, left tor Greenville. O D. is. wion. or Champaign county. Ohio, has been here attending the funeral of his uncle, J. Sunderland. . . .Mrs. Harry Winans returned from a month's visit among tho lakes and resorts... J. L. Simmons and family and Mrs. simmons's mother. In company with D. Williams, have gone to Pellston. Mich., to visit relatives ana tfie men to hunt game.... Mrs. Carrie Ballow and children, ot Lagrange, are guests of Rev. C. U. ade and family.... Mr. Epu Smell and little Mies Runnie Harring ton bae returned from a visit at Columbus, O. ....Mrs. Jennie Llnville. of Indianapolis, who has been visiting her sister. Mra., Jessie Myers. has returned to her home. ...Mrs. M. Levy and daughter, of New Orleans, La., have returtjfed home, after spending the summer the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Leon.... Miss Mattie zuner has ffnnt to Inriisnartnlis on a visit for a few dava Mrs. Lizzie Hanenagle left this afternoon for an extended visit at Chattanooga, Tenu....Dlck Morgan and wile have returned to their home at

OPENING

The greatest offering

made the coming week D) L- o O

The Cloak Department occupies our entire second floor, and

have ever shown. The novelties, ties than usual. The Paletot

ular and, touched up as they are with new ideas, are more beatiful lined through with satin, at $7.50 up to tho fine imported Wrap at up to $25.

CHILDREN'S CLOAKS We make a specialty,

bined. The display of Dress To-morrow .we will offer

formerly sold at 75c, and highest at $1.75,

Our Dress-making Departments are now open, and prepared with the latest ideas. They

Mdme. Sweenie and Miss Mullane. ;

Milton. ...Miss Nellie Turpin. of Union City, is in the city, the guest of Miss Hattie Kodxnan. Montezuma. Mrs. Maggio noltz left on Wednesday for Hutchinson, Kan.... William Amos started ou Tuesday xor St. Louis Mo....Mi? Gertie Benson and brother Harry started on Wednesday for a visit to Wisconsin friends, and from there will bo to Nebraska to make their future home. ....Ld Oleason and sister went to Clinton, Ind., Eaturday, on business. Madison. TheMisies Colgate entertained the Bezique Club Thursday niKht....W. P. Inskeep Is home from Hillwboro, O....Mis Lida Bear has b&terod Hanover College Albert Voiles is now city editor of the Herald, and Lionel Hennessy holds & like position on tne Herald.... Thomas Dickens and family have moved to Knoxville, Tenn.... Capt. M. B. Brown is ill of malarial fever.... Conjfreiraan Holman was here last week.... Father Dion, pastor for the orphans at Indianapolis, arrived" in this city last week to visit Father Guegben. Father Dion visited the late Father Dupontavlce in the year 1850. They wero old friends and cam from the same provinoe in France.... "The Path." a well known New York magazine, publishes this month, "The Btory of Bte. Cecile," written by Mrs. M.8. Brooks, of this city, and read before the Alcuin Club. "The Eastern btar,M a Mason lo paper, also pnWMies this month. "Old Teitament Poets." by the same writer. Mrs. Brooks has been enRaged by the publishers of a new journal to write a furies of pnperi, that will appear in Philadelphia, bejtlnninsr In November Mr. J. A. Christie and wife left yesterday for Indianapolis Mrs. Mamo Foster and daughter Willie have been here from Louisville visiting Mrs. W. v. Pace Kev. J. E. McCoy on Tuesday married ThomasVawter, of Louisville, and Miss Fannie Patton, of North Madison. The same day Ed Baker and Mint a Drene were married by Key. J. . Gatton.... Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Phillips aro visltinc at Franklin The Southeast Indiana Conference will meet on Wednesday at Trinity M. E. Church, in this city. Kev. J. W. Turner has arranged for the entertainment of ministers and visitors.... Miss Fanny Garber is on a visit to relatives at Staunton, Va Miss Frances E. Goode has returned to Indianapolis, and Miss NellU to Jacksonville, EL, for the school year.... Dr. Sanderson of Kent, has moved to Madison. Noblesvllle. Miss Jennie Means, of Peru, spent last week with George Hawkins's family The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. Wat Evans's last Wednesday afternoon. ...Hon. Iiobert Graham, N. D. Levinson and Ralph Kano saw Joe Emmit, at Indianapolis, last Tuesday night Miss Nellie Byrket and Miss Eora Mann, of Indianapolis, who have been guests of Mrs, Mack Hines. returned to Indian spoils on lat Tuesday Miss Nelly Wilson left Tuesday, to- enter the Young Ladies' Seminary at Oxford, O.. Miss Emma Jenkins will study music at Oxford, O., this winter. fcl)e left Tuesday morning.!;. Mrs. Sprlnsrer was iu Indianapolis last Wednesday.... Mrs. M. D. Barnhlzer and daughter. Mrs. Anable, of Missouri, are quests of Mrs. Ann Dunn.. ..Mrs. Mark Davis went to Martinsville last Wednesday to try the famous water at that place. .. Miss hue Jamison Is at Franklin.... Miss Ketta Feor, of New Albany, after a pleasant vlsi t to Miss Mattie Ff an, has returned horoo....Mis Rose Harris, ot Indianapolis; Miss Maegle Boyd, of Sheridan; Miss Dora Mitchell, of Terre Haute; Miss EtU McNeal. of West MJddkton. and Trof. J. C. Trent, of Carroll county, are all now enf aced in the city schools of this city, the winter crm of which began last Monday. t New Palestine Rev. Nachtrieb has returned from Toledo, O., where he has been attending conference.... Fred Freigle and wife are home Iiom a visit to relatives in Illinois.... A Urge number ot persons were baptized and received into full connection In the EnxllAh M. K. Church on last Sabbath.... Mrs. Charles Kupkcy is a guest of Indianapolis relatives Robt. llolden and wife, of Indianapolis, are vMtmg rela tires here Robt- Perry removed his family to Rnshvllle last Saturday. . . . .The entertainment given by the ladles of the It E. Church, on Wednesday evening, was Quito

AND

MONDAY,

ever made in Indianapolis of CLOAKS and

by we think, surpass in elegance seems to be the favorite garment, Goods was never so fine. You will

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KID GLOVE SALE. r 500 dozen pairs Kid Gloves, all 4-button, at from 37 cents per

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an enjoyable affair.... Rev. T. B. McClain will attend the Southeastern Indiana Conference next week, which convenes at Madison. Peru. Miss Addle DeGroot has returned to her home InLocansrort....Mlds Fannie Lamme returned Tuesday toIndUnapolis....Mrs. A. Oppenhelmer and daughter Bertha left Tuesday for New York city Kev. L. P. Marshall, of Franklin. Ind., was the guest of Rev. B. F. Cavins the first of the week.... Mrs. Alex. Run, of Rochester, la visiting friends here Miss Mary Craig is entertaining the Misses McKinsey, of Jeflerson City. Mo.... Mrs. Laughrau and son, of Moberly. Mo., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Carpenter Mrs. Meek and Mrs. George Marott, who have been spending a few days with Mrs. W, B. Stuart, left Wednesday for Springfield, Mo Mrs. Jay Gilbert returned to her home in Philadelphia Thursday.... Mrs. W.C.Raymond is visiting in Detroit Mrs. J. E. Hendricks and son were in Indianapolis the first of tbe week.... Mesdamea A. J. and F. Beam are entertaining their sister, Mrs. Tom Foutaine, of Chlcajro Mrs. Lieurance baa returned from Colorado.... Mrs. F. Troster is visiting in Louisville, Ky....Mrs. Rev. P. F. Graham, of Fort fcmith. Ark., returned to her home, after a pleasant visit with relatives. Mrs. N. C B rower, of Chicago, is a guest of her eister, Mrs, W. Ellis. Pendleton. Misses Lizzie Cocayne and Nellie "Wene aro attending Normal School atTerre liaute Miss Ollle Alman lett on Friday to make an extended visit among friends and relatives in Chicago and Iowa Miss Carrie Clark and Mrs. George Longnecker visited friends at Anderson last Thursday.... Dr. A. 8. Huston will move to Anderson this week, where he has purchased property and made arrangements to practice his profession.... Misses Mayme Rogers, Sarah J. Garritson and Theresa Quinlan started the first of the week to resume their studies at the State University.... Miss Reba Rogers has gone to Ann Arbor, Mich., to resume her medical studies. Sho will graduate this term. Kockville. Mr. Will Weir, the clarionet-player, is now In Mississippi, where he will do the winter Mrs. El wood Hunt Is visiting in Kansas.... Sirs. M. E. Kirkpatrick and 3Iiss Maggie will speud the winter at Arkansas City, Kan., with w. H. Nelson and wife Miss Minnie Musser has returned from Crawfordsville.... Mrs. Ed Brubeck has been visiting at Indianapolis... .Misses Lazora Cord and Fannie White were at the soldiers' reunion at Terre Haute. The former was invited to declaim a poein....Mis Agnes Walker has left for Coates College, at Terre Haute. She was accompanied by Miss Agnes Smith, of Crawfordsville.. ..Miss Mary Stevenson is visiting friends in Greencastle.. ..Mr. Rufus Dooley and wife left Saturday for Indianapolis, to be gone several days. ShelbyvlIIe. Miss June Elliott entertained with whist Wednesday afternoon... Mrs. Henry Friday and Miss Macgie DePrez are visiting in Cambridge City Miss Clara Caspare is attending school at Oldenburg G.ulte a party from this place took In the Franklin fair last week Mr. and Mrs. Chris nouston have returned from their visit in Missouri ... The Moot Congress will give a banquet at tbe Ray House one week from Friday next..:. Mrs. Sexton, of Rnshvllle, visited her sons here the past week.... Mrs. Mary Ray entertained with Whist and euchre Wednesday evening.... The following marriages are announced for October Mr, Harry Baylor, Chicago, and Miss June Elliott, cltv; Dr. Morris Drake, city, and Miss Minnie Henley, of Indianapolis; Alfred Major, Jr.. city, and Miss Caddie Neighbors, city; Mr. Samuel Stroup, of Waldron. and Miss Maggie De Frez, city Miss Katie Begjs, who is on the continent, sails for home Sept. 'JO.. ..Mrs. Iiobert Buxton was In Franklin attending the fair Mrs. Ed Beeks, who has been visiting her parents, has returned to her home in Chicago, accompanied by her sister, Mr. Ed Elliott..., Miss Carrie Conrey is visiting iu Kushvllle.... Miss Gertie Clark eutertAtned n number of young folks, at her home north vt iowji, 'At-tiu?iay evening.... Miss FauM.- 1j :. . i Uititnc utr Continued on be. cut) f ttge.j

every foot of room is crowded with those of former seasons. You will while the Directoire Long Cloak

than ever. Plushes of every description, from a Plush Jacket, $150. Cloth and Stockinet Jackets, "Tailor-made," from $2.5Q

and show more new styles than find choice styles in the lowest

SPECIAL SALE

SILK UMBRELLAS

To-morrow, MONDAY, we will offer special prices on Two Hundred Silk Umbrellas. There lias been so much trash palmed off on the public under the guise of Silk Umbrellas, that we take great pleasure in inaugurating this sale o GENUINE SILK UMBRELLAS. These goods are made of first-clas silk, and are finished with either gold or silver handles. EVERY UMBRELLA GUARANTEED, OR MONEY REFUNDED. ESTRemember, this sale is for . - T O-MOEE O "W OISTLY! BAMBERGER, Hatter and Furrier 16 East "Washington St.

PURSELL & MEDSKER, Slate and Wood Mantels, Tile Hearths. Call and get prices. '00 w Lit) 3 O 3 in r Si lfli OKE DOLLAlt PES YEAR.

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DRESS GOODS, will ba tho largest stock of Cloaks wo find a greater variety of novel and English Newmarket is pop in any former two seasons com price goods. pair up to $1. The lowest prica are under the management of 6 Per Cent. Money On first mortgage on Indianapolis improved real estate, with privilege of pro-payment. JNO. S. SPANN & CO., 86 East Market Street ui: uvea U11A.M. z C. & G. IV. DrjADFC:.: ;"-r. 'i IfJDlArjAPuLlO.lUD. v-