The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-28

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Society.
Miss Annie Geiger is in Cincinnati.
Miss Villa Hayes, of Attca, is visiting in the
city.
Miss Nellie Frankem is spending the holidays
in Peru.
Miss Josie Bingham has been i'll during the
past week.
Alex M. Stewart has returned from pleasant
visit to the South
Mrs. Laura c. Walker has completed poem
entitled Trust"
Mr. p E. Mutchner is spending the holidays
with friends at Columbus, O..
Robert Hamilton is home from Chicago spend
ing Christmas with his family.
Miss Mary Olcott of Greencastle, is visiting
relatives at 300 Lincoln avenue
Miss Louise Hibben will not return to Mt.
Auburn until after the holidays
Mrs j. D. Condit and Mrs. H. H. Condit
leave for Terre Haute Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Russell has returned from Mich
igan City, where she spent Christmas.
Mr. Joseph Hummel, of Muncie, will soon visit
Miss Lille Ball. of North Illinois street.
The marriage of Miss Julia Pearsall and Mr..
Evans will occur about the 9Th of January.
Miss Jennie Hay, Of Charlestown, is visiting
at the home of her sister on Christian avenue.
Mrs. Nora Patterson, sister of Mrs. Frank
Blanchard, is spending holiday week in this city.
In a recent letter from Paris. Lucy II. Hooper
denies that Miss Mackey is engaged to any one.
Mrs. Ella Nave, preceptress of music at the
Danville College, visited the city on Tuesday
last
A Christmas present to Mrs VIM. c. Ander
son, from her husband, was handsome upright
piano.
Miss Ollie Dickinson, of Louisville, KY. is
visiting Miss Ida Haugh, on North Pennsylvania
street.
Miss Bessie Andrews. of Peru, who has been
visiting friends in this city, returned to her home
on Wednesday last.
Miss Coe Condit will leave to morrow for
Terre Haute where she will keep open house
with Mrs. E. Huestes.
Mr. John Ferguson has gone abroad and will
travel through the principal parts of Europe for
period of five years
The very tip-top of elegance at present in per
fumes, is the white heliotrope. 1t Should how
ever be used sparingly.
A very delightful dancing party was given. on
Friday night, at the residence of Judge Elliott,
on North Meridian street.
Mrs. L. NJ Vance, who has been very i'll for
to be upon the street again
Ida Hood Talbot will be the guest of Mary
Dean during her engagement in this city with
the Jules Levy Concert Company.
Among the many beautiful Christmas presents
received by Mrs. r. A Hendricks was plaque,
beautifully painted by Mrs. Holman
Mrs Mary Walker went to Charlottesville,
Yesterday, to read for a soldiers reunion. She
was accompanied by Miss Mate Snyder.
NJ, d G MollaYx- oDd M aDd Are Clarka
of Reading, Mich, were in the city last week, to
attend the Bartholome Strong nuptials.
Judge and Mrs Cox, of Cincinnati, were in the
city the first of the week, called here by the sud
den death of the wife of their son, Mr. Walter
Cox
Several railroad lines have placed elegantly
appointed special cars at the service of Hon. 7.
A. Hendricks and wife for their trip to New
Orleans.
Mrs. E. P. Thayer, of Greenfield. and Mrs.
Ella Nave, of Danville. were in the city yester-
day afternoon and attended the Michael Stro-
gof" matinee
Captain Biscon Hindman, professor in the
Military Institute of Kentucky, has made
great many friends during his visit to this city.
He is a chivalrous Southern gentleman.
The ladies in Terre Haute are making elabor
ate preparations for receiving on New Years.
Several of them are ordering salads and different
refreshments from St Louis and Chicago for the
occasion.
Mr. Geo. Rhodius, only son ofthe proprietress
of the Circle House, was the recipient of some
very costly and handsome Christmas presents,
notably $500 diamond breastpin and a
check for 800.
Rev. E. A. Bradley and wife will keep open
HOT re on New Years. They will be assisted by
Misses Josie Bingham. Fannie Biggs, Lizzie
Parker, Gertrude and Emma Seibring, Mamie
Talbot and Nellie Taylor.
Miss Edith Rogers, of Cincinnati, is visiting
Misses Josie and Hattie Lowe, of Fort Wayne ave-
nue. The young lady has spent two years at
the College of Music, Cincinnati. Her father is
a congressman from Wisconsin.
Fashionable women, in New York, undergo
process of having their arms and necks polished"
before appearing at ball in decollete attire.
The operation gives to the skin appearance
of satin, with fine and beautiful texture.
Mrs T. A. Hendricks gave very recherche
dinner party on Christmas eve. Dinner was
served at o'clock. The guests were: Rev S. S.
Jenckes and wife, VIM. Henderson and wife, Mr..
Blythe Hendricks, Miss Anna Hendricks, Miss
Laura Ream, Mrs. Virgins, Mr. Aquilla Jones,
ST., Mrs. Dunlap and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan.
The wedding of Miss Alice Bartholomew and
Dr. Strong, at Christ Church, on Christmas day,
was private one, only very few friends being
present Miss Sue Danger, of Port Huron,
Wis, was the attendant of the bride Mr. Chas.
Abbott from Reading Wis, acted as grooms
man. The bride was beautifully attired in
white nuns yelling, heavily trimmed with real
lace and heavy pearl front
Music.
Mr. Will Morgan is progressing finely on the