The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-12

were arranged IN arJiSJc taSIe. Inc guests
were the particular friends of Miss Grubbs. A
delicious repast was served in elegant style.
Mrs. Miller charmed all by her rare tact as
hostess
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Wuschner passed most
delightful day last week at Bloomingdale Gens,
near Marshall, on the l.. d. 81 5. railroad, and
think they compare favorably with anything OF
the KIND n this country or Europe.
Stella Rees leaves for New York the last of
this week, where the company with which she
goes next season soon begin rehearsals. Miss
Rees is 10 be leading lady with the Bennett Mat
lack Combination. playing such parts as juliet
Parthenia, Ophelia and Pauline.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Lynn have taken home in
Yellow Springs 0. Mrs. Lynn has very sweet
conIralto voice. which she is preparing TO cult
yate. She is also an accomplished instrument
alist having been for some time crganist of the
Christian Church of Bloomington, Ind.
The miniature logs" sold for the benefit of
the Chilcot Mission. Alaska, originated IN the
Second Presbyterian Church, of indianapolis.
They have been favorably received in New
York State that twigs from the woods surround
ing the school house are being brought to sup
ply the demand
The marriage is announced of Rev. A. S Car
rier, of this city, to Miss Annie C. Dennis. The
ceremony will be performed at the residence OF
the brides mother Mrs G. NJ Trimble. at
Bloomington, Ind, July IT, Professor Balentine
Will give the couple a reception, after which they
Will depart for an Eastern trip.
One OF the pleasant incidents of the Fourth
was the presentation, by the Chicago Zouaves, of
a beautiful basket of flowers to their sponsor,
Miss Elliott, and to each of her maids of honor.
A pretty favor received by each of the Zouaves
a fine cigar, tied with blue satin ribbon, on
which was painted the company's initials
At a recent Russian tea party" given by the
elite of Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. Mrs. Benja-
min Cox and Miss Cox, a sister and sister in-aw
of Mr.. Walter T. Cox, of this city, presided at
the flower booth. The lawn fete given on
the grounds of Messrs. John Simp inson, g. III.
Gould, j. n. Cotteral and g. Y. Roots, and was
perfect success.
Mr.. FL. Bamberger and his daughter. Miss
Florence, left for Cleveland last evening, where
they will attend the graduating exercises of the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, of which Mr.. Bamber
ger is one of the directors Mr. Bamberger will
return home next week. His daughter will
remain in Cleveland until September, visiting
friends and relatives.
The residence of Rev. J. S. Jenckes on the
occasion of the South-side Free Kindergarten
lawn fete, presented lively appearance. Flags
were flying from the windows and porches, and
the grounds were Illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms Games music. singing and refreshments
interested the pupils from to o'clock, and
pleasant time was enjoyed
Mr.. Hal Byram gave a soap bubble" party on
Thursday evening. Favors were given to those
who blew the largest bubbles. Among those
present were Misses Mamie Gates, Appegate,
Garmony HoiIineshead, Schuler, Josie Kjefer
Mrs. Duncan and her lady guests, Miss Hussey
and Messrs. Condit, Schiller. Rowland, Condt,
Captain Curtis, Messrs Wiles, Iyison, Herrod
ana others.
Mrs. A. B. Gates gave delightful 'tea" last
week, to quite a number of the friends of her
daughter, Miss Mamie. The ladies and gentle
men were all in full evening toilet. The repast
served was elegant in appointment. Among the
guests were Misses Applegate GarmOny. HOl-
lingshead, l<iefer, Syfers, Steele, Matte Wright
and lady guests. Messrs. Ivison, Herrod, Condt,
Haughey Rowland and others.
A delightful lawn fete was given at the resi-
dence Of Morgan Chandler, at Greenfield, last
week, by the ladies of the Christian Church.
The beautiful grounds were hung with Chinese
lanterns and sofas and easy chairs were placed
at different intervals over the lawn. Supper
tables were spread where ice-cream and cake
was furnished During the evening Davs's band
discourSed music, and fine musical programme
rendered by Mrs E. p. Thayer, Miss Anna
Harris and others. Mr.. and Mrs Chandler en-
tertained the guests in a delightful style
One of the most enjoyable picnics of the
season was given by Capt j. w. Cooper and
wife at Broad Ripple the Fourth of July. at
the launching of their new barge, Maria, the
barge being elegantly decorated for the occasion.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs G. f. Cleaveland,
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs n A.
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Gossett and Mr..
S. c. Hoover. An elegant repast was served on
board the boat. Fishing the order of the
day. Mrs I. F. Gossett carried off the honors
of the day by catching three pound bass.
Long live the Captain and his lady.
On Thursday, from till G. Mrs Charles B.
Foster gave delightful afternoon" at her
home on North Alabama street, in honor of her
guest, Miss Clara Broadwel of Ohio The
pleasant parlors were fragrant with flowers.
Mrs Foster proved charming hostess enter
tanning with perfect ease. A musical programme
was rendered by Miss Bessie Stone. Miss Julia
Schnull. Mrs. Belle Adams Mrs. Clemens Won
negut Miss Lulu Burt, and Mrs. Leon Bailey.
the hostess contributing piano solo. The other
ladies present were Mrs. B. F. Foster, Mrs. NJ.
NJ Bryant, Mrs. James Shower. Mrs. H. T.
Condo, Mrs A T. Stewart. Mrs. John Ramsey.
Mrs. Frank Foster Mrs. viii Nichols Mrs.
Stone, Mrs. Haas. Mrs. Robert Reynolds. Mrs.
Will Stilz, Misses Grace Foster, Anna DRAPER
and Sallie Reeves. Refreshments We're served,
in elegant style. The occasion was particu-
larry enjoyable one.