The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-31

evening, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Landers' recep
non, Misses Sharpes' musicale, theater party
and the North End Whist Club.
Miss Caspari, of Louisville, niece of Mrs Rich
ard Talbot, who has visited heresince the hOli
days, has returned to her home at Louisville.
Mr.. Min. the tragedian, has received calls
from number OF our prominent citizens, some OF
| whom are old friends. Among the callers sew
eral ladies' have paid their respects
Mrs Winfield Smith and daughter, OF Milwau-
zee. VIII attend the reception of Mr.. and Mrs
Erauklin Landers, with Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Sher-
man, whose guests they are at present.
! The golden wedding anniversary of Henry
shearer and wife will be celebrated by host Of
thelr friends tonight, at their residence No. las
Columbis avenue. Friends are cordially invited.
The many friends of Misses Mary, Lena and
Llzsle Hartmann will regret to hear of the death
os their mother, which occurred at Richmond
yesterday morning. The funeral will occur ON
ThursdaY.
The event OF the week among the young people
Will be the party OF Miss Carrie Russell, on North
Delaware street, on Friday evening. Over one
hundred Invitations are issued. Cameron's
Dand Will furnish the music.
Colonel William NJ. French has been i'll several
weeks His many friends have been much
nounee his condition far Improved that q
speedy convalescence may be expected.
There will be missionary meeting of the
ladies Of the First Presby terian Church this
afternoon at O'Clock, at the residence OF Mrs
G0ulden on North Delaware street. A paper
"The Medical Missionary and His Work." will be
CONVERSE
ton on the subject will be led by Mrs. Lewis
Jordan.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Birch and Mr.
James Fletcher occurred yesterday afternoon at
the residence of the brides parents, on Broad
way. A large number OF relatives and intimate
friends were present, many OF them being from
other cities. The bride was superbly dressed in
white satin and brooaded yelyet, with trimmings
of lace and dainty flowers. The presents were
many and valuable. The arrangement of the
house with decorations of plants and flowers was
drIl6t1C, ana the entlre management was DerfaCt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher, after the heartest con-
gratulauons of many friends, left last evening
for bridal trip East They were accompanied
as fer as Richmond by Misses Eta Wiles, Flora
Greenstrees. Addie Birch, and Messrs. s. II,
Fletcher, OzrO Weaver and Mr. Elder, Of Rich
mond: Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher will hold recep-
ton Feb. is.
The following residents OF the Hoosier State,
among others, are attending the opera festival
3. Martndale, Mrs. A. o. Harris, Miss Leona
Farquhar Mrs; Bergen Applegate, Frank
Il, rate, ". s. Ripley, H. " Clarke vAi Il. E.
Drew, NJ. D. Watson, Miss Newman, c. NJ
Smith, Glenwood PreOle. Indianapolis; Mrs. ].
and wife, S. A. Wilson and wife, Munc,e; j. r.
Stewart N;s,E and daughter Miss Jane Elliott, John
Charles MseT Erank Mathr George
W. T. Beauchamp Terre Haute; Mrs. E. E.
Whitehead, s. Water and wife, W. +. Fran
wood 'oa j. F. speck, J. A. DaSey and wife J. wv ".
Shields, Miss NJ. speck, Perm; Jos. New, Wabash;
George NJ. Palmer, wife and daughter, George E.
Trow, Madison; George A. Turkey, Marion;
Mrs. j. Adams. Mrs. NJ. Hood Jefferson
vile: 8. Heyn, Rising Sun; D. p OFT, Richmond;
!: g. Dunbar, CenterviIle; E. c. johnson and
wife, Michigan City, E. Block Henry Moser,
Rushville; ]. N. Daggy, Bedford; ]. G. Robbins,
J. l.. Hartley, W. s. Robbins, Horace; 8. G.
G albrath. st. Paul: G. Trickner, Terre Haute; A.
Haae, Greensburg; ]. W. flee, Adams; ]. B.
Michmer, KOkoDo; william Halfeld, Reno; J. B.
King, Vinoeunes; Mrs. NJ. A. Merriwether, Mrs.
s. G. LuiDhard, James Merriwether, j. 81. Wilder
and wife, Fort Wayne.