The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-30
PERSONAL and SOCIETY.

Ian matters connected with this department should
| be addressed to Mrs. ROSE BAILEY, of the
journal
Judge and Mrs. c. c. Hines are at the Denison
| House.
Judge Roberts, of Aurora was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs j. E. Collins has returned from her visit
| to Chicago.
Hon. H. D. McMullen, of Aurora, is at the
Mr.. Charles G. Offut, of Greenfield, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Kistner left the city last night on
business trip.
William A. Martin. treasurer Of Randolph
county. and Calvin Pickett of Winchester,
we're in the city yesterday
Mr.. j. V. Martin. superintendent Of the Green
held public schools, formerly an instructor in
the indianapolis High-school, is in the city,
| stopping at the Grand Hotel.
large number of young people will be enter
tanned this evening by Miss Lucy Mayo, at her
home, on North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Beulah Ingalls, and Mr.. Elmer I. Phillips
| of New Castle, will be married at the residence
| OF MI and Mrs. John Julian this evening" at
Irvington.
Misses Ina and Nellie Leibhaudt, Of Milton,
| Ind, and Miss Ella Hurst, of Connersville,
| the guests of Miss Rose Stout, on North Penn
| sylvania street. They will attend the Ingalls,
Phillips nuptials at Irvington this evening.
| Mr.. Jed Cady left last night for Cincinnati en-
| route to New York, from which city he will sail
| for Europe the 9th of January. Mr.. Cady
| goes abroad for the purpose of making study
of the architecture of different countries. He
will spend some time in Venice, Naples, Flor
ence and Nice.
| The South Side W. C. r. Union will receive
| friends from to 9, New Years. at Mrs. l.. J.
Fixes, Al Virginia avenue. assisted by Mesdames
| Brunker, Althouse, M. Meek, P. I. CALI
| hue, Sargent Morgan, Siddall, G. T. Sullivan.
| Z: B. Nelson, j. Whitset, w. S. Kaylor, Misses
Williams Roster and Hague.
"A brilliant reception was given by Mr. and
| Mrs. John Fl. Holiday, last evening, at their
! residence on North Meridian street. The spa
clous mansion was ablaze with light and filed
with music from weselected orchestra The
attendance was unusually large and there were
seen great many elegant toilets.
| The following ladies' of the Central W. c. r.
U. and the Y. p. c. T. U. will receive New Years
calls from to 9 P. NJ, in their parlors at No &c
| North Pennsylvania street: Mrs. Harvey, Mrs
Mrs Budd, Mrs. Finch. Miss Morrison, Mrs.
Loftin Mrs Pentecost, MRS. Kngman, Mrs
| Parrott. Mrs. Dr. Brown, Mrs. Copkln, Mrs
| Beshymer, Mrs Page, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs j. r.
| Mrs Railsback, Mrs. Kregelo. Miss Nora Shea,
| Mrs Moses, Mrs. Sims, MISS Reed Miss Jordan
Miss Hay, Miss Helm, Miss Naylor, Miss Nc
| Cornell, Miss Zurich Miss Altland, Miss Moody
Mrs Winterrowd, Mrs. Webb, Miss Pray.
Mrs. De Souchet gave progressive euchre
evening The contest for the favors was very
animated. They consisted of choice china cups,
saucers and plates. Refreshments were served
Those present were: Mrs. 0. w. Root, Mrs.
| Henry Schurmann. Mrs George Brecount Mrs.
| Wickersham, of Terre Haute; Mrs. Charles
| Whitsett Mrs. Richard Cooper. Mrs Major Tay-
lor, Mrs. Ed: Egan Mrs. Henry ,Coe., Miss
Mrs viii Nichols, Mrs VIM. Nelson Mrs
| Aouilla Jones, jr, Mrs. A. Allen, Mrs. Richard
Miller, Mrs. VIM. Fox, Mrs W. O. Taylor. Mrs.
| Frank Bird, Mrs N. E. Alexander, Mrs. w. O.
DeVay. Mrs. B. b. Peck Mrs. John Young.
large number of people visited Room 40, at
| the Vance Block, yesterday to look at the bust
of the late Vice president Hendricks upon which
| MIR. August Mundhenk is at work. Mr.. Mund-
henk was student at Munich. He is one of the
| best sculptors in Cincinnati, and is at present
the proprietor of the art foundry in that city,
| which is the only bronze foundry in the West
| In his studio Yesterday, were shown photo
graphs of some of the finest bronze casts in Eu-
| rope. He is still at work on the bust of Mr.
| Hendricks. Among those who visited the studio
Yesterday were Mrs Pattison Mrs. S. W. Nor
gan, Mr.. C. B. Foster, Mr.. Steele. II. Lieber,
Dan Paine, Oscar B. Hord, Judge Rand, A. w.
| Hendricks, l.. A. Kiefer. Major Richards Will
and Chas Meyer, DR.. Bryant and John W. Nc
| Quiddy.
| The wedding of Mr.. A. E. Long and Miss
| Mamie BohreE at the residence of the brides
parents, lest evening, was private affair, there
| being only about seventy five invitations issued
| to the relatives and nearest friends The cere-
mony was performed at $50 o'clock, Rev. NJ A.
| Stern officiating. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers, and an orchestra dis
coursed sweet music during the supper. which
was most sumptuous repast. The couple re-
ceived numerous elegant and beautiful gifts
After the marriage informal reception was
hold until IL o'clock. The bride and groom
departed for the West, where they will pass
| their honeymoon. Among those present from a
| distance were M. III. Batter and wife, from
| Chicago; Mr. William Turner. from Cincinnat
| Mr.. Chris Bohren and wife, of Olney, H.;
| Hon. Henry Studer, of Olney, Ills; Mr..
Charles johnston of st. Louis, and Mr Charles
! Wees, of Decatur.
Miss Agnes Fletcher, daughter of Superin-
tendent Fletcher, of the Insane Hospital enter
tanned the Fortnightly Whist Club, last night.
In every appointment the affair was elegant and
| we'll ordered. Miss Agnes has long been a favor
| lite among the select OF indianapolis society, in
| the ballroom, at receptions, everywhere among
the gatherings OF young people, but she never
| made better impression than she did last even
side the club were favored With invitations The
| parlors and halls were lighted with pink lights,
and the guests wore pink dominoes. Harris
chestra furnished the music. Refreshments
| were served and dancing and card
playing were enjoyed. Those present wore:
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Claypool and her guests,
Miss Cornell. Miss Langtree and Miss Ceiling;
Dr. and Mrs Hodges Miss Maott and her
| friend Miss Murray. of St. Paul. Mimi; Dr. and
Mrs. A. j. Thomas, Miss Byram. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Reed and their guest, Miss Homer of Gin
cinnat Miss Knight. Miss Walker, Miss Sew
erin, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Fletcher, Dr. c. I.
Fletcher, H. J. Landers, Mr. Frank Mckee,
Mr.. James Blythe. of Peru, Ind; Mr. Colt Dr.
Browning. Miss Harrington, Miss Sharpe. Miss
Roberts, Miss Mckinney, Mrs. W. j. Mckee,
Miss Brown, Mrs. Vinton, Mr.. Graves, DR..
| Brown. Ovid Jameson. Mr. Davis, Mr. Malott,
Jos. K. Sharpe, jr., Messrs. Albert and John
| Blackledge.
Hotel Arrivals.
Occidental Hotel: Frank B. French Delphi
John Donaldson. Terre Haute; Il. J. Griffin,
Arcadia; Miss Sallie Prather, Brazil; J. M.