The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-14
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Society.
Alex NJ Stewart is spending the winter in the
South.
Miss Jessie Tinney is visiting relatives in Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. Hughes East has gone to Hot Springs for
his health.
Miss Coe Conditt will visit the New Orleans
Exposition.
Miss Britain, of San Francisco, is visiting
Miss Rose Baldwin.
The engagement of Miss Rachel Ehrlich to Mr.
Al F. Kramer is announced
Mrs. H. H. Condit and Miss Coe will keep
open house in Chicago on New Year.
The society people of Greenfield, Ind, are
preparing for a leap-year party on Dee. &c.
Miss Ida Hardesty will leave soon for Mobile,
where she will remain the rest of the winter.
Mrs. c. E. Mallery nee Spellman, is in the city
visiting her parents, at No. 533 East Market
street
Mrs. J. c. Hood entertained dozen of her
friends, last evening at her residence on Park
avenue.
Miss Alice Brandt, matron of the Knightstown
Orphans Home, visited Mrs Laura NJ. Walker
last week.
Mr. hOOert Black ana WlIe OF 81. LOUIS, VIII
visit the families of Judge Black and Mr.. Will
Yelling next week.
Mrs. George Spellman and daughter BERTHE,
will visit the family of Mr.. Samuel d. Spellman,
in Gosport, next week.
Many leading politicians will bring their fami-
lies to the city for the winter, and gay society
season is looked forward to-
Hon. T. A. Hendricks and wife will start
about the 25til inst for New Orleans. They
will visit Florida before their return home
Mr.. H. B. Palmer was unable to take part in
the performance of the Little Treasure as he
started for Minnesota on last Friday evening, to
be gone two weeks.
Mrs. John Streight who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Humphreys, at No. 573 North
Tennessee street, returned to her home in Nash
vile, Tenn, last Friday.
The young society people of the city were we'll
represented at the theater on last Thursday
evening to witness 1.-THE Secretary" Several
theater parties were present
grand ball will be given at Man-
nerchor Hall, by the ladies Of the Hebrew
Benevolent Society, on Dec. IT, The floor mana
gers are David Kahn, E. Segar Simon Kizer,
al Kramer, Abraham Solomon, Emanuel Kahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson, of Greenfield, Ind,
will celebrate their golden wedding on Dec. %.
Their daughter, Mrs. John Riley who has been
visiting her friends in the State will prolong
her visit until after that date, in order to be
present upon that most pleasant occasion.
Mrs. Nettie Leach, of St. Louis. who was for
merly Miss Nettie Morgan, q handsome belle of
Washington, d. c., and who frequently visited
indianapolis during Me- Hendricks incumbency
Of the gubernatorial Office is at present the
guest of the Vice-presdentelect and his wife.
Eighteen couples attended the progressive
euchre party at the residence of Mrs. Rodgers OH
Friday evening. The prizes were costly and
unique. The prizes were won by John Gordon,
Harry Allen, n. s. Byram, Mrs. H. E. Drew,
Harry Allen and Mr. SayeE Refreshments
were served.
The dress worn by Miss Katie Lewis at her
debut party one of the finest ever worn in
the city. The skirt was of white ottoman silk,
heavily EN- broidered in yellow, with fine feecy
overdress of the same shade. The eorsage was
cut low and deliberately trimmed with stuffed
canary birds. Birds arranged in her hair COM
pleted this exquisite toilette.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis c. Vaien entertained
their friends very elegantly, last Friday evening"
at their handsome home on East Vermont
street The guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Claypool, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Sherman, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Martindale, Mr.. and Mrs S. T. Bow
en- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Vajen, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson of Lafayette, Mr.. and Mrs. Mansur
Wright Miss Wright Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rush,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gall, Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Fahnley, Mr.. Hols TEN, Mr.. McCutcheon and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce Mrs. Wool
folk, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coburn. Mr.. and Mrs
George Shaw, Mr. and Mrs Harry Wetsell Mr..
and Mrs. J. A Closer, Mr.. and Mrs. Gates, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Il. Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Sayles, Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs Tanner, Mrs. New and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. J. G..
Wright Miss Hansen. Miss Ream; Miss Dunlap,
Miss Pattison and others.
The Bachelors Club were entertained Friday
evening at the residence of Miss Annie Porter
1t was an occasion which the young society PEG
pie who were present will long remember. The
floral decorations were exquisite, that part of
the programme being under the supervision of
Mrs. A. G. Porter, and the music provided for
the occasion was delightful. Among those pres
ent were Mr. Frank Moody and Miss Stone, of
New York; Mr.. Oliver Morton and Miss Katie
Louis Mr. James NJ Leathers and Miss Helen
Baldwin and Miss Briton, of Louisville, KY;
Mr. Wallace Leathers Miss Annie Wright and
Miss Shaw, of DAYTON, o.. Mr.. Edward Hollo-
way and Miss Mollie Clarke: Mr.. Gait and Miss
Ayres; Mr.. Frank Baldwin and Miss Josie
Kiefer; Mr.. George Porter and Miss Julia Brown
Mr. Steele, of Chicago, and Miss Warren, of
Terre Haute; Mr.. Schuyler Haughey and Miss
Mary Syphers; Mr.. William Van Buren, and
Miss Compton; Mr. Harry Gordon and Miss
Nancy Baker; Mr.. Elliott Hood and Miss Stock
still Of Dayton. o.; Mr.. Frank Hood and Miss
Kicker. of Evansville; Mr. Frank West and Miss
Sallie Holiday Mr.. Will Sharpe and Miss May
Ship; Mr.. Lynn Martndale and Miss Holme;
Mr. Segar and Miss Hautie Harrington; Mr.
Hadley and Miss Annie Farqhuar; Mr.. H. S.
Hanckel and Miss Mamie Spann; Mr. J. w
Holcombe and Miss Mollie Landers; Mr.. John
Walker and Miss Carrie Hendricks
Art.
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