The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-25
tenth wedding anniversary. Music, games and
refreshments added to the pleasures of the even

ing.
A party of friends were Hospitality entertained
on Tuesday evening by Miss Mamie Echols. 1t
was in celebration of her twenty first birthday.
Miss Alice Mclaughlin. from Oakland, CAL,
who has been visiting friends in this city for sew
eral weeks. has painted a panel of wild roses for
Mrs. George Trask, which is much admired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nickel, of Westfeld, Ind,
celebrate their hfteenh wedding anniversary,
at their home, on Wednesday evening next A
number Of their friends in Indianapolis will be
present.
Miss Bessie West celebrated her seventh birth
day yesterday, entertaining a number OF young
masters and misses at her home on North Ten
nessee street. The afternoon was very enjoy
ably spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Rogers will celebrate
their fifteenth wedding anniversary at their
home, 952 North Meridian street, on the even
ing of Nov. 8. A large number of invitations
will DO issued.
Miss Ella K. Archer, of Brookside avenue,
gave a Newmarket party on Friday evening,
which was largely attended and greatly enjoyed
by those present. Miss Archer proved to be a
charming hostess.
The Diamond Club. a social organization COM
posed of fashionable society people, held one of
its most pleasant meetings, on Friday evening,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Mayer, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Master Charley Smith gave a party to sixty
young masters and missss yesterday afternoon,
at his residence, on Pratt street. Music. games,
ETC., made the time pass delightfully."-. At5
O'Clock an elegant supper was served.
A we'll authenticated rumor has arranged the
marriage of Edison, the renowned electrician.
Of New York, to one of Indianapolis fairest
daughters. who resides on New Jersey street
The young lady lie now absent, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emmett leave on Wednes.
day afternoon for the East. Mrs. Emmett will
visit Baltimore. Philadelphia Boston and New
York. Upon her return she will go to southern
California, where she will remain for the winter.
The marriage of Ralph Smith to Miss Anna
Brydon took place quietly on Wednesday even
ing. the ceremony having been performed by
Rev. Bradley, at his residence. The happy
couple took immediate possession of their new
home, 448 South East street.
A grand ball was given in Greenfield on Fri
day night, at the Walsh House. lust opened. 1t
was attended by the elite of the place, and was
the occasion of much fine dressing. A guest
from indianapolis reports it to have been a very
pleasant and fashionable affair.
Mr.. George Lilly, a prominent young business
man of indianapolis, was married to Miss Carrie
Olmstead, of Cincinnati, on Thursday of last
week. A number of Miss Lilly's relatives and
friends attended the wedding. Mr.. B. o. Haugh
acted as Mr.. Lilly's best man. Mr.. Charles May
er, jr., and Mr.. Hewill, of Cincinnati, were
ushers.
Miss Anna Geiger, a very beautiful and ac-
complished society lady. of Indianapolis, will be
noon. to Mr.. John Patterson, a manufacturers of
Columbus, o. No invitations. Only the fami-
lies of the contracting parties will be present at
the ceremony, which will be performed at the
reeidence Of the brides parents.
The Chautauqua Reading Society was organ
lied. Friday evening, at the residence of Miss
Halle Joyce, on Fletcher avenue. The follow
ing officers were elected: President, Robert
Kaylor; vice-president, Halle Joyce; secretary,
Vessie White; treasurer, Cary Stackhouse. The
society is a promising benefit to the young peo-
pie of the South Side.
n. Miller, returned on Friday from a delightful
trip to Vermont, whittier they had gone on a
visit to Judge Hines, formerly of indianapolis.
Their journey and brief rest in the mountains of
that beautiful State were greatly invigorating
and heartily enjoyed. They report Judge Hines
and family. who have a host of friends in this
city, as well and prosperous.
The Cost Apologize wedding, though a quiet
affair, was very elegant, and was the occasion of
many beautiful costumes. The bride wore a
white brocaded satin. small figure; front plain
white satin embroidered in silk, with square neck
and no sleeves. She wore a large corsage
bouquet of Marechal Mel roses and pearl jewelrv.
Mr.. Cost and wife left for Boston, to be gone
two weeks. On their return they will reside, for
the present, with the brides parents.
Mr.. D.. A. Buel mas oeen appointed as an In
dian agent, and some time next month will enter
upon the duties of his Office in Washington Ter
ritory, with headquarters in the mountain re-
gions of that country. He will not change his
residence from Indianapolis, but it is hoped this
change of life and scenery will have a s~alutary
effect upon his feeble health. Mrs. Buel will
shortly leave for Philadelphia, her old home.
where she will remain with her elder sister, who
is very sick. until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Martin gave a large party
on South Meridian street. to their friends, on
Friday evening. The company sat down to a
most delicious repast at 10 o'clock, having spent
the evening very pleasantly in cards, dancing
and other amusements. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Brink. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Kuhn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. Ludorf, Mr.. and Mrs. Prof. Bahr. Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. WINNER, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gall, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Miller, Mr.. Paulini
and Mr.. Phngst. Mr.. and Mrs. Keller were
among the numerous guests.
An elegant tea party was given on Friday
night by Mrs. Webster, of North Illinois street,
to a large number of invited guests. 1t was
purely social. though each visitor was given a
favor. beautifully made by the hostess. Among
the people present were Mrs. Samuel Taylor,
Mrs. A. A. Barnes. Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Richards,
Mrs. Hord, Mrs. Colonel Johnson, Mrs. A. Ball,
Mrs. W. Seeger, Mrs. Frank Bird, Mrs. Scott.
Mrs Wood. Mrs. Fl. Frank, Mrs. Jacques. Miss
Miller. Miss Lille Ball. Miss Fannie Taylor and
Miss Anna Parson, of Peru, Ind. The refresh
ments were very nice and well served.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Fletcher. 344 North
Tennessee street, entertained their friends and
relatives. yesterday, from Columbus. Edinbure
and Franklin-Mrs. CaJharine Kyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crump, Mrs. Mary Johnston, MIR. Geo. w.
King and lady. g. M. Overstreet, wife and son,
K. T. Overstreet and wife, S. A. Wilson and
wife. E. Jeffrey and wife. John Fletcher and
wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Herriott, Major G.. F..
Herriott and wife, Mrs. r. w. Jackson, of Kan
sas City, j. L. Fletcher and wife, S. Fl. fetch
err, of Columbus, Ind, w. P. Gallup and Mrs.
Laura Overstreer 1t was a pleasant meeting of
old friends.
The reception given by Mrs. Joseph E. Nc
Donald. on Thursday, in behalf of the free
Mrs NJ. Fl, Spades sung. and Miss Mary Rari-
den read an entertaining paper on the "Vati-
can" Among those in attendance were Mrs.
Lilly, Mrs. Daniel Stewart, Mrs. Dewey, Mrs.
T. F. Haughey, MRS. VI. Hammond, Mrs. w.