The Indianapolis journal., 1885-01-11
Society.

Bertha ClauSen has returned TO Cedar RAPIDS.
Madame Sweeny has been quite i'll for the
past week.
Sarah 7. Bolton will remain in the South for
The winter
Miss Annie Erazier. of Richmond, is visiting
in the city
Miss Ruth Phillippss sister, from Dayton,
O., is visiting her.
Major Smith first introduced progressive
euchre in this city.
Mrs. E. t. Swope, of Greenfield, visited
friends in this city yesterday.
Matte Furguson displayed some charming toi-
lettes during her engagement in this city.
The nuptials of Mr. Will Shepherd and Miss
Bertha Frank were celebrated on Wednesday
last
Miss Blanche Kun will soon be united in
marriage to District Attorney Shirley, of Ko-
komo.
Dame Fashion at the present time, only al
gloves.
The rage for bisque dogs and cats still con-
tinues and serve as pretty favors for progressive
euchre
Mrs David Gooding will spend part ofs the
legislative season with her husband at the
Grand Hotel.
Mrs E. A. Cook, Of the Occidental Hotel, is
enjoying visit from her mother, Mrs. Smith,
of Vincennes.
Miss Carrie Bruce, of Louisville, KY, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Charles B. Burger, on North
Illinois street
Minnie Palmer has collected some handsome
ornaments of diamonds and rubies during her
European trip.
Mrs. Henry S. Lane was the recipient of
complimentary party given her by Judge and
Mrs Claypool on last Thursday.
DR.. William E. Brandt of Madison, arrived in
The city on Monday last and will visit friends
here until the first of next week
Mrs j. J. Condit of Knightstown, accompa-
MED by her little niece, came up to the city on
Thursday last for visit of few days
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Randall entertained
party of their friends with an elegant tea fol-
lowed by card party, on Friday evening.
There is marked resemblance between Min
ME Palmer and Miss Eva Walker, one of the
promising young beauties of our social world
masked carnival will be given at the Green
held Skating Rink on next Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Gilkeson and Hicks, of this city, have
1he affair in charge.
The eghtieth birthday of the mother Of Mr.
Thomas Water was celebrated in Cincinnati last
week. Guests from several of the Eastern and
Southern States were present
Mrs Robert Browning was very much admired
at the Fountain Hop given at Madison She
was attired in a most becoming shade OF silk,
and wore diamond ornaments.
Mr.. Clarence Brandt was in the city on Fri
day, en- route to Lima. Before going to that
place lie will spend few days with his sister,
Miss Alice Brandt in Knightstown.
Mrs Nora Pattison, who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Frank Blanchard, on North
Pennsylvania street, returned to her home at
College Hill, Cincinnati, on Monday last.r
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barth will
regret to learn of their intention of making Gin
einnati their future home. Mrs. Barth has been
ay14 cintxy ho,ao fnp
Mrs j. Davis isspending few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Maddox, in Cincinnati. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Davis who visited in this city
last spring. will soon go South to visit the New
Orleans exhibition.
Tom Morgan, Mr. Rhodius and Mr. Hugg
started for South Bend, last evening, and will be
the guests of Prof. Edwards, of Notre Dame
Academy, to-day. The Professor will give din
party in their honor.
The marriage of Mr. Thomas Oddly and Miss
Lizzie Jarvis occurred on Monday evening, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O'Brien,
No. 187 Madison avenue. A reception was
given from to ii o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Short started for New
Orleans OH last Thursday, where Mrs. Short will
remain most of the winter with her mother, Mrs.
Reeves, Mr.. Short will return to this city In the
course of three or four weeks.
Mrs Minnie Baker of Lawrence, Kan, spent
portion of last week in this city, where she
was heartily greeted by her old friends. Part
of her visit was devoted to Mr.. and Mrs Will
Ogan, on North Delaware street.
Captain E. P. Thayer and wife, of Greenfield,
and Mrs. Ella Perkins, of Lexington KY, were
IN the city on Thursday evening to attend the
performance of Minnie Palmer. They joined a
theater party Of their friends here.
The reception given last week by Mr. and
Ers. Will Talbot was attended by the repre-
sentatives of Indianapolis society. Mrs Talbot
proved delightful hostess in her own home.
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Mrs j. B. Lee returned from Cleveland last
Sunday where she spent the holidays with her
sister. Mrs. Lucan Hills During Mrs. Lees
visit, herself and sister spent few days with
friends in Toledo, and also in the southern part
of Michigan.
Governor Gray will inaugurate the legislative
season by reception at the Bates House, to-
morrow evening, from y till l A. NJ. Harts
orchestra will furnish the music. Dancing will
occupy good share of the evening, and refresh
ments will be served
The Flower Mission Fair cleared about $780,
The members of the Mission are we'll satisfied
with the result of their labor They return
thanks to the friends who were so liberal in their
donations, and encouraged and assisted them by
their attendance and purchases.
Mesdames j. K. Sharpe E. F. Claypool, John
C. New, Joseph E Mcdonald, John M. Kitchen,
Mausur Wright. Mary Clippenger, j. F. Pratt,
Berg Applegate s. T. Bowen, Geo. B. Wright
A. b. Mansur Fl. B. Allen, F. w Chislett and
Miss Matte Stewart were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. James Bradshaw, at luncheon, on
Friday
The marriage of Fred Shepard and Miss Ella
Bingham, daughter of H. S. Bingham on last
Monday, was a most delightful affair. A large
number of friends witnessed the beautiful cere-
Mony and offered their hearty congratulations.
Mr Shepard is g favorite in social circles, while
the one he has chosen from all others is an ex-
eeedingly attractive yolng lady, and very popu-
ular in the city.
Miss Anna Wright, Miss Minnie Gates Miss
Bertie johnson and young lady guest, Mr. Jim
Condit VIII Gates, Tom Kinney and a young
gentleman friend visiting Miss Wright, from
Chicago occupied box B. at the Grand. on Mon
day evening. The entire party appeared in full
evening toilette and received considerable admi-
ration from the audience. Their innovation in
costume was most pleasing, and should be car
Tied out more in our society circles
MrS Helan Gouoar who an ahlv addracrad tha