The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-22

begin and nc doubt the different churches Will
keep up their usual high standard in the rendi-
ton of their song services.
Society.
Tom Stewart will go abroad in the spring
Miss Anna Porter is visiting in South Bend.
Mr. and hrs Will Terrell visited in the city
last week.
Henry P. Frazier has been visiting Evansville
for few days.
Mrs Frank Blanchard is visiting her mother
IN Delaware Ohio.
Mrs. Frank Gates has returned from pleas
ant visit to Lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs David Swain started for New
Orleans on Thursday.
large party from Charlottesville will attend
the inaugural ceremonies.
Mrs NJ H. Spades has left Los Angeles, and is
at present N Oakland, CAL
Auditor Rice is entertaining his sister, Mrs
Stephen Meeker, of New Albany.
Mr.. Reginald Walker is fast recovering his
usual health, after a long illness.
Miss Miriam Brownlee is visiting her brother,
Representative Brownlee, in this city.
Senator Ernest's wife returned to her home
IN Sullivan last Wednesday afternoon.
The Danvlle, Ind, dancing club will give one
of their parties next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. David Walk, accompanied by her son
Charles, will go to New Orleans next week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace are enjoying a
few weeks at the exposition in New Orleans
rumor is ripe of the engagement of Mr..
Randolph Sheets and Mrs, Reynolds, of Lafay
ette
Vice-president elect Hendricks ard wife will
leave for Washington on next Thursday after
noon.
Senator Hligass. wife and daughters, visited
the father of Mrs. Hilligass at New Castle, last
week.
May Wright Sewall and Mrs. E. c. Atkins left
for New Orleans, by the way of Cincinnati, yes
terday.
Miss Clara Louise Bottsford, of Philadelphia,
Ind, spent the greater portion of last week in
the city.
Mrs. w. ]. Elliott will visit her daughter
Mrs. Edmund Peck. in Greenwich, Conn, the
LIST of May.
The next german" will be given at the resi-
dence of Miss Emma Ayers, about the 18th of
next month.
Mrs. Button, the sister of Mrs FL. D. Conde
of North Alabama street. leaves tomorrow for
New Orleans.
Mrs. Hugh Hanna, of this city, was rendered a
very delightful party recently, by Mrs. Joseph
Hanna, of Lafayette
Mrs. E. p. Thayer visited the city Friday, en-
route to Lexington, KY, where she will be the
guest OF Mrs. hugh ONelL
Dr. Culbertson and his daughter Miss May
Culbertson of Richmond, are in New Orleans,
where they will remain FIVE weeks.
Mrs Alex Lemcke and Mrs. Fl. F. Blount of
Evansville. attended the Woman's Literary Club
which banqueted at the Denison Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, of 255 North Pennsyl
vania street, left last week for a trip South
which will include New Orleans and the princi
pie towns of Florida.
party of six city ladies have rented a pleas
ant house in New Orleans and are enjoying
the exhibition Among their number are Mrs.
jenkins and Miss Lily Jenkins.
Mrs T. A Hendricks left for New York city
last Wednesday night. She will return the first
of next week, in time to accompany the Vice
president-elect to Washington.
State Superintendent Holcombe and mother
start for New Orleans next week. While there
they will be the guests of DR.. VIM. Holcombe,
one of the oldest physicians of that city.
Lincoln J. Carter the advance agent of George
G. Min, visited members of his family in this
city last week. Mr. Carter is wide-awake
young man and great fayorite socially.
Several theater parties are being made up for
Geo. G. Minis opening performance, tomorrow
night Ore of the lower boxes has been en-
gagged for a number of senators and their wives.
One of the dresses in the wedding trousseau of
Mrs. Harry Millgan, Carrie Fishback, has
friends. 1t is white flannel tailormade street
costume.
Mr.. H. McGrath, of Noblesvile, will be mar
ried to Miss Bina Gilmore, of College Corner,
o., on next Wednesday, Feb. %, at 100 P. NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. McGrath will give a reception al
Noblesvile on the following evening at o'clock
The legislative party that visited the southern
prison, recently, were handsomely treated by
the citizens of Jetfersonville and Louisville
They were the recipients of an elegant ball and
banquet at one of the leading hotels Of the last
named city.
progressive euchre party last Tuesday evening
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bird, Romeo Johnson, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Belle
Adams Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Egan, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hibben.
A progressive euchre party was given or
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Ba
ker, at their home on Fletcher avenue, in honor
of Mrs Joe Wade. of Cleveland. Favors were
won by Mr.. Will Sullivan Miss Mamie Sullivan
and Mrs Wade.
The dress worn by Mrs. T. A Hendricks al
the Inauguration will be exceedingly handsome
and purely of American manufacture. This
material is furnished from silkworms raised il
New Jersey and the color will be of the --latest
and most delicate shades. One of New Yorks
most artistic modste has the fashioning of this
elaborate toilet in charge
Mrs. Ferry is painting the front of dress
when is TO be worn at an elegant wedding in
New York, and the inaugural ball, at Wash
tngton. The design is crushed blush roses fall
ing from the waist over steel-gray satin 1t is
to be made up with satin of the same shade
with overdress and fouuces of point lace valued
at $500 Mrs. Ferry has also completed design
of heliotrope and pansies on a cream white satin
dress, which is exquisite.
The annual Purim masquerade ball of the
Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation will take
place at M@nnerchor Hall on Monday evening
March 2 The committees are composed of the
following we'll known gentlemen: Committee or
arrangements III. Emden, chairman, Abraham
Kahn Samuel f. Rauh, Joseph Solomon, G. B
Feibleman f. NJ Hays, Isodore Deitch. Recep
ton committee: Solomon Leopold, chairman
Adolph Kahn, Hyam Cohen. Leon Kahn, f. nj
Hays. Floor managers: Abraham Kahn, chief
Simon Kaiser, X. NJ. Kahn, NJ Bamberger, A