The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-22

ner hes just the rigat proportion o. realism and
impression This picture Is on exhibition with
Miss ketcham Art school
The social hop sad entertain nent ziven by the
Knights and Ladies OF the I. B. proved quite a
success. The recitation OF Miss Anna Lutz proved
singing By tie quartet was highly appreciated by
the audience. Among those who tripped the
Coffin. Lniz, Terapleton Mrs. Snyder Mrs Cocn.
ran, and Aessrs. snyder, Engl sh, Lutz, Currens,
Gresh and Dickerson.
The orchestra OF the South Street Baptist sun
day school will give musical and literary en-
tertsinment Friday eve, which promises 10 be
very fine. such talent as Mrs Grace lowering,
sickles. Miss Anna De Vine, Mr.. Andrew Smith,
Mr.. ]. Bergess Brown Mr. z. J. Kelleher, Mr.. G.
r. Reber. and the celebrated singers, I. G: Wood
ward. q. z. Weaver, GEO. Macy, W :. K. Tarking,
j. Burgess Brown and others taking part
Mrs. Roe Coggeshin Bailey, Mr.. Charles Foster
and Mr.. Perry Ingalls, cornetist Will give an en-
leTtainmeDt IN Plainfeld tonight. Miss Nellie
Mcguire The accomp lished young pianiste, who
was advertised 10 accompany them having been
prevented oy other engagements. Miss Lulu Burt
will I'LL her place Nrs. Bailey and Mr.. Foster
will give selections from various operas IN cos
tunes. and most thoroughly delightful treat is
In store for our PlaiDfeld neighbors- People.
Quite large number OF friends and relatives
Assem- bled al the residence of Mr.. ana Mrs. Jo-
feph Wilson at I26 south Noble street. last Thurs
day evening, the occasion being the birth ami
yersary OF Mrs. Wilson. Cards and dancing were
the order OF the evening. About IL O'Clock
grand supper was served. The crowd left az an
early hour, all expressing themselves having
passed q ight of rare enjoyment, and wishing
Mrs. Wilson many more such happy birthdays.
The entertainment given by the Phseaix Socf.
ETY. By az Meacnam Hail was well attended. The
7. V. Comedy Company presented 1.-The Rough
made rideuIously funny Joe and Miss Car
s9sefona a you me iSy and acted With much
spirit. Miss Minnie Turpen sustained her fine
reputation as lady Plato" She played tue part
Of The han and
Ne ssrs Louie Atkinson and Richards brought
out al there was in their parts.
The East End Progressive Euchre Party was
Wedns sday evening, at her residence, on East
Georgia street. Amone those present were Mi sses
Psn9,e sn Hu gse tsts sno r s
Gates. Frank PlttmaD, Leslie Ferree, Irwin Dill.
dine. Al Hugbs, John kellogg. After close aud
head table were carried of by Miss Susie Cook aud
Frank Pit.man. The amusement OF the evening
was concluded with refreshments.
AZ Greencastle last "Wednesday night skstorial
contest took place between Mr.. Charles \. Wilson.
of our city, and l.. i. Harris, Esq OF Greencastle,
at the Opera House Rink in that city. About 400
spectators were present and the exhibition OF
sKafofial skill was very credilaole one. the
judges scoring on grade OF TO- and considering
awsr Harris the prize of gold medal and the
cham eionship Icy score OF ll2 to 80 points. IN
the two gentlemen is being arranged, to take place
soon at the College Avenue Rink, OF Indianapolis.
Mrs. r. f. Lenox, l62 Fletcher avenue, gave
masquerade valentine party st. Valentine
Day IN honor of her niece. Miss Ada Hill and her
nephews, Caul and Clane Cameron. Each guest
received handsome valentine, and all had a
glorious time. Miss Clara Monroe represented
America" Minnie Loder and Laura shultz
Highland Lassies" Mamie GaIlahue "Martha
Washington Nellie Gallahue Snow Mamie
Wolfe Red Riding Hood" Edith sunbey ''sstsr
OF Charity" Ada Hill "Tambourine Girl" Nellie
Monroe and Msude Glassenbruner wore evening
dress. Frank Smith. negro Lewis Monroe "a
dude:'' Ev Glassenbruner. "a tough" Aft Glass
enbruner, "Unce Tom" Caul Cameron George
Washington" Clane Cameron, "a girl" and
Henry Bryan. Uncle SAM The masters aud
misses ex end a vote of thanks to Mrs. Lenox for
The evenings entertainment