The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-12
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One of the most recherche events of the sea-
son will be the marriage of Miss Carrie Russell,
in Philadelphia, to Mr.. d. s. Bisphon, on the
28th inst. Miss Russell was greatly admired
during her residence in this city, where she has
a host of friends.
Miss Janey Garmouy, of Savannah, Ca, who
has been the guest of Miss Mamie Applegate
the past week, has been the recipient of several
evenings, teas and luncheons given in her honor
during her stay in this city. She is a most
agreeable young lady, and has made many ad-
mirers while here.
The high tea given at the residence of Mrs.
John NJ. Butler, on Thursday afternoon. was at
tended by nearly all the leading ladies of the
city. The entertainment was given for the
Free kindergarten and Children's Aid Society.
Mesdames Peelle, Mason, Robertson, Woods,
Merrill and Closer had charge of affairs, and a
liberal sum was realized.
Capt. John w. Fort. of 1913 West New York
street, gave a stag progressive euchre party,
Tuesday evening, to the following gentlemen:
Frank Gates, John Robinson, F. M. Reeder, e.
NJ. Tresslar, Charles w. Way, Robert Elliott,
Frank Reynolds, James Winterrowd and Will
lam I: Winterrowd, of this city, and j. ". Cor
win, I. B.. Wilkerson and L. P. Newly, of
Knightstown. Robert Elliott and E.. NJ. Tress-
lar carried off the honors.
Miss Daisy Baldwin entertained the German
Progressive Euchre Club in a most delightful
manner, at her residence on North Pernsylva-
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four young people were present, who at once
entered into the competitive merit of tie game
with such a zest that the pleasure and excite
ment was kept up to the last moment. The
favors were extremely handsome, and created
considerable admiration. Miss Baldwin made a
charming young hostess.
Mrs. Bette Morris's residence, on North New
Jersey street, presented a brilliant scene on
Monday night, thu occasion being the german
given by Miss Mamie Agplegate to her guest,
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special arrangements for the figures introduced,
and to the measure of Harris band and the trip
ping OF p~racticed feet they were carried out
without a single flaw. The favors were exceed
ingly pretty. One set being commemorative of
Easter week, souvenirs in the shape of decorated
eggs were given. The principal figures were
led by Mr.. Hord and Miss Garmony. Several
of the single changes were introduced by other
guests: Among those present were Mr.. AID
Mrs. R. J. Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Berg Apologize, Mrs. Nor
rls, Misses Beatty, Holiday, Farquhar, Clarke,
Baker Steele, Roberts, Ayres, Wright and
Lizzies Herod, and Messrs. Hord, Gait, West,
Leathers, Wulsin, Fraser, Bradshaw, Bennett.
Kessler and others. Refreshments were served
in elegant style.
The party given by Miss Lizzie Herod, on
Wednesday evening, on North Meridian street.
was attended by the leading young society people
OF the city. The spacious mansion was beautiful
ly decorated with a profusion of flowers, that
shed a delightful fragrance through the brill
iantly-lighted parlors. Cameronis band dis
coursed its sweetest dance music, which was
enjoyed by all In attendance. The refreshments
served were in keeping with the perfect man
agement everywhere displayed. Among the
handsomely attired ladies present were Miss
Efie McOuat, in blue velvet and pink satin,
Miss Hanson, in cardinal silk; Miss Kate Lewis,
IN q particularly becoming dress, the overdress
of which was heavily brocaded in red roses. Miss
Garmony wore a handsome black silk, elabor-
ately trimmed in real lace. Miss Mamie Apple
gate appeared to particular advantage in an
evening dress of a delicate combination of tints.
Misses May Shipp, Mamie Spann. Emma Ayres,
Era Steele, Anna Wright and others were most
becomingly attired in rich evening dresses.
Many elaborate white costumes were worn. The
party was given in honor of Miss Mamie Apple
gate and her guest, Miss Janey Garmony, of
Savannah, Ga. Miss Herod was assisted in re-
ceiving her friends by Mr.. Pirtle, and both
proved most entertaining.
RICHMOND.
Miss Amanda Poe is still quite ill, but is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Ed Laws is visiting friends and relatives
at Dayton.
The Albion Club give another of their hops
the 22d of the month.
Mr.. Charles Burchard has returned from his
extended Southern trip.
Miss Mamie Groomes is again afflicted with a
painful attack of tonsiiitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Perry, of Indianapolis,
spent Sunday with friends in our city.
The o. W. L. S. were entertained by Misses
Lizzie and Mae Spencer Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the Christian Church gave a de-
lightful supper and social Tuesday evening.
James e. Reeve and James Morrison have re-
turned from a months sojourn in the South.
The young adies'musicale was held at the resi-
dence of Miss Lizzie Strickland. on Wednesday.
Nee nn,av u,++1o nh ,,o 4.1o-
i'll at indianapolis last week, is somewhat better.
Mrs. Flora Stigleman studies in New York,
and has become quite an expert in the art of
wood engraving.
Col. John F. Miller has a new team of bay
horses, the finest in the city. Competent Judges
value them at So. 600.
John Paul Jackson. of Albany, N. Y, a for
mer citizen of Richmond, was the guest of Mrs.
r. jackson last week.
DIR. Langdon and wife (nee Fletcherl. w no
have heen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Fletcher,
returned to their home IN Cincinnati yesterday.
Miss Cora Fitzpatrick, a niece of Rev. Alex.
Gilchrist, who has been here ali winter attend
ing the Normal, returned to her home in Illinois
last week.
Mr.. George Wakefield. son of the former Epis-
copal rector, is spending a few days with old
friends here before joining his parents in San
Jose. Cal.
Miss Nellie Cooper is spending a few DAYS
with old friends on her way home to Evansville,
after having spent some time at the College of
Music in Cincinnati.
Misses Ida Ferguson and Fanny Ballard. who
are attending Mrs. Nourse's select boarding
school, near Cincinnati. returned yesterday,
after having spent their Easter vacation at
home.
The new quartet in ST. Pauls Episcopal
Church choir consists of Miss Lena Yaryan.
soprano; Mrs Will Rollwav, contralto; Mir. Ed
Grant, basso, and Prof. A. Ii. AIorehead. tenor
and director.
Miss Carrie Davis, of New York. after a de
delightful visit of several months duration to rel
atives here, left Monday for the South. Miss
Davis is a very handsome and accomplished
young lady, who will be greatly missed.
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