The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-12-25
MOSSLER BROS
NEW YORK
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING
HOUSE.
43 and 40
East Washington Street.
East Washington Street.

ceive at their residence on Hopkins St., and
will have Miss Alice Ray, of Lexington, and
lady from Frankfort, KY, as ther guests.
Mrs. Mary Truly and Mrs. Lucy Jenkins,
at IS E Sixth st.
Mrs. Dixon, of Richmond ST., will receive
and have several ladies from abroad as her
guests.
Mrs. VIM Porter, at her residence on
Court St.
Miss Ella Sanderlin will receive at Mrs.
Dixon's, on Richmond st.
Mrs. Mary Harlan at her residence on
Harrison ST.
northeast corner of Fourth and Broadway
SITS.
Mrs. Alfred Cox will receive with her
youngest sister. Miss Mcknight and Mrs.
Dunnigan, of Lebanon, o., at No. Provi-
dence St. ~ 4fH
WALNUT HILLS.
Miss Mary Ferguson, at her residence on
Chestnut st.
Mrs. VIM 81. Buckner and Mrs. DOME
Ricks, on Chapel st.
Misses Minnie Armstrong and Mary
Weaver will receive with Miss l.. N. Pitt
man at the residence of Mrs. Susan McCoys,
on Chapel st.
Mrs. James Edwin Goggins, Harrison St.
Miss Fannie Blackburn with Mrs. M.
Slater and daughters, 65 Hopkins street.
Mrs. j. Taylor and daughters, lSl Hop
kins street
Mrs. Isaac Troy, West Walnut Hills.
Mrs VIM. Parham, West Walnut Hills.
Mrs. S. Owens, West Walnut Hills.
Mrs. K. II. Scott, Auondale.
Mrs. G. Carol nee Wise, Susie Washing
ton and Jennie Clay.
Mrs. w. S. Berry and Miss Florence
Berry, of Harrison, O.. will receive at resi-
idence of former, Ill Poplar street.
CINCINNATI RANDoMs.
The genial w. j. Taylor says he will
make few calls New Years Day, on the
Kentucky ladies.
Our city will be full of strangers during
the holidays.
The Ladies is very popular in our city,
it appeared in the Police Court Tuesday.
The Leader will all receive New Years
Day.
We are glad to hear from our old home,
Xenia, in your paper. Gus you are brick.
Mr.. George Marshall, of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad Office, will leave next
week for Metropolis, ILL.,, on visit to his
mother.
All the young gents will go calling New
Years Day.
There is great demand for dress-coats.
Mr.. Swain, of Springfield, O., will be in
our city during the HOLIDAYS
Mr.. Pernell, of Indianapolis, will call with
a party of Cincinnati gents New Years Day.
If you want to be solid with your girl,
buy her nice Christmas present.
Miss Rosa Bunch will spend the holiday
with her grandmother, in Clermont County
Mr.. Sam Oldham, who has been visiting
our city for several weeks, left Tuesday fol
his home, in Lexington, KY.
Mr.. Charlie Blackburn requests me to say
his address is sc and SO West Fifth street
Cincinnrti, o.
Mrs H. Dickson, of Richmond street, will
have for her guests during the holidays Mis-
Clark and Miss Carrie Williams, two hand
some young ladies OF Columbus.
The Rev. b. w. Arnett is IN our city thi
week.
Mr.. Ed. Goggins will receive his friend
in his handsome style, on New Years Day
The gallant Mr.. Charles Blackburn ha
postponed his trip to Columbus, until afte
the holidays. Charlie thinks there will b
more pleasure home.
The young gents should all make thei
lady loves very handsome present Christ
mas.
The weather in the city still continue
very changeable. We have had some very
pretty days since the sudden cold snap.
What is the latest BOYS? Have you heart
of the secret meeting of last Tuesday,
There will be grand times in Cincinnati
this Christmas; great many strangers ar
expected to be here. Mr.. @. w. Reynolds
of Wilmington, o., is expected to meet tn
"Happy Five" again during the holidays.
There are several teachers in our publi
schools connected with the proposd Cantat
of Daniel.
The Cantata should be encouraged by al
who love the orpans.
Some of us might be Officers before lone
Mr.. VIM. Alexander of the Court House j
not feeling very well this week; and W
sympathize with him end will assist all W
can.
Gaines High School was entertained 70
while on last Tuesday by Professor Clark
son. The pupils were very much please,
with the recitation of the English Preacher
, and the "Dutch Convert"
Colonel Bob gave grand layout las
Sunday afternoon. All the stiff -collare
: colored gents were there.
The people begin to wonder who "Law
renee" is. Lawrence does not intend to in
! suit any one, but he merely intends to writ
upon the current happenings of the week.
We understand w. M. likes to write Ion
, letters. That is the road to success, youn
, man; keep it up.
Mr.. Thomas Morgan fills the vacanc
: made by Miss Mosby, in the choir at Noun
street. LAWRENCE
walnut Hills.
Rev. B. w. Arnett visited some of b
, friends on the Hill last week.
Miao .ottio Suork1 M;ss Ra1lo nxxlar