The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-08

trail avenue. Mrs. Cost will receive her friends on
Thursday afternoons.
The Woman's Auxiliary Society, of Christ Church,
gave social on Wednesday evening at the residence
OF Mrs Charles Judson The affair was pleasant
one and well attended
Mr.. Fl. B. Foster, of Madison Ind, has arranged
tor large party of the elite of that city who will be
IN attendance at the charity ball. The invitations
have been issued and are elegant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kootz, of North Mississippi street.
entertained the Sixteen Euchre Club their home on
tuesday night The favors were won by Mrs c. L..
Divine and MIR. NJ M Cummings
Miss Matte George the pretty little graduate of
this year class at the indianapolis Female Seminary
has been visiting friends in the city but returned to
her home in Brookville, o., this week
The reception to be given by Mr. and Mrs Rogers
tomorrow evening will be a grand occasion. Over
one hundred and seventy invitations have been is
sued, and but few letters of regret received.
The Bon.T Dancing Club give an entertainment
on next Friday evening The invitations number of
which have been issued, especially elegant Prof.
ID. b. Brenneke will act as master of ceremonies.
Hon. John w. Kern will be m arried on the 29th of
his old home Mr.. Kern has ahost of friends in In
danapolis who wish him all happiness and prosperity
On Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. William Talbot
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bates, Mr. and Mrs. William FL
party and attended the Comedy of Errors at the
Grand
Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Lynch entertained Rev. Mr.
Gilbert and wife Wednesday evening. Among those
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow.
The Emmett Guards, on Monday night. presented
Capt P j. Keleher and his bride with beautiful
bronze clock as testimonial of their high esteem.
The party, after the presentation, remained some
time to enjoy the hospitality of their esteemed officer
Mrs. Charles L. Holstein gave luncheon on
Wednesday. in honor of Mrs. William Elder to a
select company Of nine people, consisting Of Mrs.
Elder Mrs. h. j. McKee, Mrs. Lewis Dessar, Mrs. E.
T. Gilliland, Mrs William Talbot Miss Mary Elder
Miss Mary Landers, Miss Louise Igoe AM Miss Emma
Mclaughlin.
The board of managers of the Orphans Home met
on tuesday afternoon and after dsposng of certain
business matters selected Mrs. Emil Wulschner and
Mrs Fred Baggs the visiting committee for No
vember The ladies will hold reception at the When
clothing store on the Oath inst for such donations
as persons may feel able and willing to make.
Mrs. George G. Tanner Thursday gave a
luncheon to few of her most intimate friends, in
honor of her guest, Miss Rowan of Battle Creek
Mich. The afternoon thoroughly enjoyed by the
congenial company present, which composed of
Mrs. George Sullivan Mrs: William Reed, Mrs John
Shaw, Mrs. w. J. Mckee, Miss Landers Miss Vajen
and Miss Holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Fast entertained few of their
friends at progressive euchre last evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Slick, of Farmers City. Ill.
Robson, Mr.. and Mrs Heiner, Mr. and Mrs Apple.
gate. Mr.. and Mrs Hanson Mr.. and Mrs. Confare,
Mr. W. A. Huston and Miss Luna Confare. Mr.. and
Mrs. Slick carried off the honors.
"A.
M. Noe in honor of Miss Jennie Jeffrey, of this city,
| who will shortly remove to Brooklyn, N Y, a
most delightful event and Mrs. Noe charming
hostess. The refreshments very elaborate and
the table beautifully arranged. Among the guests
were Rey Reuben Jeffrey and daughters Julia and
Jennie DR. and Mrs g. v Wooden Mr. and Mrs W.
Gallup, Miss Jennie Hssir and others
A large attendance present at the meeting on
Thursday afternoon, of the managers of the Free
to be delivered by Rev. Myron Reed on the evening
of the 29th inst; Also it decided to give two
tertainments in January, the nature of which was
not determined. The promoters of this worthy
terpre gratifed with the present results of their
labor and feel encouraged to expect still greater
cess in the future.
On Tuesday Miss Fannie Bristol entertained her
friends with pleasant luncheon party The floral
decorations dantiy arranged about the parors
and attracted much attention. The guests were:
Mrs y Enrique Miller, Mrs John A. Holman, Mrs Jas
Miss Bessie Hendricks and guest, Miss Brown Miss
Mary Syfers. Miss Lizzie Dye Miss Helen Baldwin,
Miss Fife McOuat Miss Mary Hanson, Miss Eva
Steele Miss Nettie Baldwin, Miss Carrie Comingore
and Miss Margaret Barry.
Mrs. Emil Wulschner gave a most ENJOYABLE in.
formal from to p M. last Wednesday, in honor of
her sister, Mrs. r. F. May, of Montana Territory.
| Few ladies entertain with more grace and elegance
| than Mrs. Wuschner. The guests were: Mrs. Her.
| mann Baldwin, Mrs. DR.. Graham Wells Mrs. Igoe
! Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Kinder. Mrs. Fred Baggs Mrs.
| Joseph Beck, Mrs. Dr. Woodburn, Mrs Henry Sew
erin, Mrs George R. Sullivan, Mrs Austin H. Blown,
..
M. III. Spades Mrs. George West, Mrs. Franklin
| Landers, Mrs James Green, Mrs w. j. Holiday, and
Mrs. E. G. Cornelius. At o'clock the party sat
down to a delicious repast.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. John A. Holman gave
second luncheon party. which not less enjoyable
than the given by the same lady last week Mrs.
Holman was assisted in entertaining her friends by
Mrs. s. T. Bowen her mother, who has just returned
from an Eastern trip. The ladies present were Mrs.
W. j. Holiday Mrs: T. A. Lewis, Mrs Franklin Ian
ders Mrs G. A. Wells Mrs " K Hendricks Mrs
IRIS M II Mrs r,
Hosten, Mrs. William w. Herod, Mrs. Frank T..
Hord Mrs. Daniel NJ Ransdell, Mrs. Dr. Newcomer
Ferd Winter, Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Charles w.
Smith: Mrs: j. W.: Bradshaw, Mrs. Henry Coburn,
Mrs, Daniel W. Howe Mrs. E; F. Caypool: Mrs.
Henderson, Mrs. J. A. Rondthaer, Mrs. Edwin HI.
Lamme. Mrs. Stanton j. Peelle Mrs. DR.. Crayens,
Mrs. George Moore, Mrs. d. L. Whittier, Mrs Wiley,
! Mrs. Charles Judson, Mrs. Roscoe O. Hawkins Mrs.
a. ID. Fulton. Mrs. B. Sherman, Mrs. L. w.
Fletcher Miss Bryan.
The reception given on Friday night by Mr. and Mrs.
his bride, largely attended despite the terrible
weather. Mrs. DIR. Guilford, of Lebanon Pa. and
Mrs S. Bowman. mother of the bride. assisted in
| entertaining. Among the guests Mr. and Mrs.
| <. b. Martindale Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Holiday, Mr..
and Mrs; John Bradshaw, Mr.: and Mrs. Rev. N. A.
Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Holiday Mr. and Mrs.
James Bradshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Walcott
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ligan. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Bates Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Spann Mr.. and Mrs S.
| L. King, Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry L. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McKee, Miss
Julia Sharpe, Miss Margaret Butler Miss Mary Lam
ders, Miss May Ship, Miss Louise Igoe Miss Nancy
Newcomer IS Pease Miss Jessie Hughes, Miss Liz
zie Dye, Miss Mary Spann, Mr.. Lynn Martindale Mr..
Robert Martindae, Mr.. Joseph K Sharpe Mr.. Walter
Bradshaw. Mr.. William Sharpe, Mr.. Harry Henckie
Mr.. Charles Latham, Mrs. Comstock, of Cleveland o.
| and Mrs. Eckert.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Mckee
celebrated the first anniversary of their wedding in
vitng guests their recently married friends with
| several of their attendants There were present
eleven brides each attred in their wedding garments
and they presented exceedingly beautiful sight.
| The occasion of unaloyed pleasure
and elegance. The chief decorations consisted in
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Perrin of Lafayette Ind;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Bates, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Wi liam Reed, Mr., and Mrs. Harry L. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs William Talbot Mr. and Mira William