The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-31
Society.

Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Hendricks are in Chicago
Mrs. DR.. E. l. Judkins visited the city on Fri
day.
Mrs R. A. Carlin left, last week, for visit in
Noblesville.
Rev. Dr. Jeffery is in the East, where he will
remain a month.
Mr.. c. Wallingford started for St Paul, Mimi,
on Thursday evening
A successful social was given on Friday even
Ing, by st. Agnes Guild
Mrs. Ed Kissner has returned from visit of
six weeks to Cincinnati
Mrs. s w. Morgan returned last week from
her trip to West Baden Springs.
Mrs. L. B. Smith, Of Vincennes, is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. e. A. Cook.
Miss Laura Welsh, of Hartwell, O., is visiting
Miss Jessie Tinney, on North Meridian street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drew started for New
York on Friday. where they will remain week
Mrs. NJ #. Wills, of Greenfield, starts for ST.
Louis next week, where she will spend some
time.
Mrs Ida Hood Talbot, bright and vivacious
as OF old, is enlivening her friends here by
visit
Mr.. Will Peelle will be in attendance at the
national convention of statisticians, held in
Boston, June 30
And now Dame Chit-chat says that Mr. Ehrens-
perger. of the public library, will soon wed a
South Side society belle.
Mr.. P. E. Mutchener has gone to Detroit on
visit to friends, and will be absent from the
city for ten days or more.
Miss Anna Hadley leaves tomorrow for New
Mexico, where she will spend the summer with
her brother at Las Vegas.
On Friday evening large party competed for
progressive euehre honors at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gallup
The Scott farm, north of this city, presenteda
lively appearance yesterday, being the selected
spot for picnic by the Coterie Club
The lunch given by the ladies of the Christian
Church on Monday and Tuesday was largely
attended, and Melted quite neat sum.
Mrs Berg Apologize entertained few friends
last evening in q delightful manner The gath
airing was in honor of Mrs. j. NJ Wilson.
Mrs. w. p. Bingham entertained the Home
Progressive Club twelve in number, on Monday
evening. Mrs Cathie won of the favors.
Mrs F Kimble and Mrs Elizabeth Perley, of
Michigan City, visited friends in Indianapolis
during the week, and returned home on Friday.
Mrs L. p. Thayer was in the city yesterday,
sn route for Georgetown, KY, where she has
gone 30 attend the funeral of Miss Pauline
Pulien.
Mrs Will yelling returned, yesterday from q
visit to Greenfield. Her daughter, Miss Jennie,
who has been In that city for u few days. will
return to-day.
The ladies of the Christian Church at Dan
vile, Ind, gave very successful festival on
Friday evening at which an excellent musical
programme was rendered
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stout were at home to
their friends on Wednesday evening Their new
residence, on Ash street. is most complete
little home, where liberal hospitality is extended
to all guests.
Mrs Jap Turpen, accompanied by her daugh-
ter Minnie. left for New York city last week.
where the latter Will enter the Lyceum School
tor acting. They will spend part of the summer
with Mr. Turpen in WASHINGTON
Cooks Comedy Company produced Lost in
London" at the Insane Hospital on Friday night
with great success feature of the perform
Ance was the singing OF Mrs Matte Collins, who
rendered The Cricket on the Hearth with
charming effecta
The reception gwen by the ladies of the Third
Christian Church at the residence of Mr. G. W.
Snider on North Delaware street. was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present The ladies in this church
are indefatigable in their work and have been
very successful in raising church funds.
The reception given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. WIN Hughes and Miss Jessie Hughes was
largely attended. Handsome floral decorations
were in profusion. The toilets were particularly
pleasing, many being in the new shades and
sints in vogue at present Refreshments were
served
Mr.. Charles r. Kappes, formerly of this city.
now assistant manager of the Hecia Consolidated
Mining Company. Hecla, M. IT,, accompanied
by his bride, will spend part of Friday and Sat
urday or THIS week In this city, on their way
south, stopping at the Denison- Mr.. Kappes
VIII be married the evening of the 4th inst. to
MISS Saliie Belle Osborn, of Hyde Park
1he Collage Corner Club, which has been
studying some of the German authors for the
last year, was entertained Friday night by Mr..
Philip happaport The subject of his discourse
was 'Ihe spirit OF Liberty Manifested in the
Poems of Schiller 1t was rendered in a man
ner that gave great satisfaction to the club. and
their interest and satisfaction was cordially ex
pressed
The North End Progressive Euchre Club held
its penultimate meeting on Tuesday evening ar
the residenee of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin f. Denny.
For warm evening there was large attendance
and lively encounter. Among the invited and