The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-11
Society,".


Miss Annie Bryce is entertaining Miss Stella
McNutt of Cleveland, o.
Mr.. Edward Reagan and daughter have re-
3urned from Hot Springs.
Mr.. John Schaffner has moved into his new
house on Fort Wayne avenue.
Mrs. James Burns has returned from brief
visit to her old home in Xenia, o.
Miss Maggie Hanch has returned home, after
an extended visit to friends in Brazil.
Mrs w. H. Rhodehamel will visit friends
during the coming week in Greenfield.
Mrs. John Gavin has gone to Memphis, Tenn,
For an absence of a week among friends.
Miss Alice Mclaughlin, of California, is the
guest of Miss Ella Brown, Of Park avenue.
Miss Nellie johnson, of Frankfort, is the guest
of Miss Nellie Johnson of East North street.
DR.. Wesley Allen, of West Newton, has gone
fn an extended visit to New York and Boston.
The annual mop of the Typographical Union
took place st Pfaffdins Hall on Wednesday even
ing.
1t is rumored that Rev. Howard johnson will
soon wed Miss May, daughter of VIM. s. Hub
bard.
Mr.. Philip Mcguire and wife left indianapolis
on Thursday morning for six months visit to
Ireland
General and Mrs. Carnahan elegantly enter
tanned large party of friends at cards on Fri
day evening
Miss Brennan, of Rock Island, ILL.,, who has
been the guest Of friends in this city, has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. u. Pierce gave a Newmarket
party, on Monday evening, to quite number OF
invited guests.
Miss Anna Sipp is visiting friends in Cincin-
matt, and will visit the Louisville exposition be-
fore her return.
Frank Tritt, of West Vermont street, will
coon be married to Miss Annie Throlley, young
lady of Knightstown
Mrs. Furnas, of Ash street. has been enter
tanning Mrs. Newman and daughter, of Wabash,
during the past week.
The Misses Daniel, of Madison, Ind, who have
been visiting in Indianapolis for week, returned
home on Monday last
Mrs. Julia Martin. of Toledo, has taken up her
residence In indianapolis, and will engage in the
instruction of elocution
Mr. and Mrs C. b. Cones, and their daughters
Kittie and Mollie will take rooms at the Bates
next month for the winter.
Mrs. Judge Gresham, with her daughter Kate
is visiting friends in Indianapolis. They will
spend the winter in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Wallace returned
yesterday from ST. Louis, where they had been
attending the fair and exposition.
Miss Ora White. daughter of ex-Superintend-
ept White, of the Knightstown Orphans Home,
will be married on the 10Th inst.
Mrs. Randall and Colonel Emmett left last
evening for Charleston, Ind where they will
spend the Sabbath with friends.
Judge Gresham announces his intention of re-
turning to New Albany to locate. He says he
can find no place he likes as we'll.
Miss Alice E. Strong, of South Manchester
Conn. is paying visit to her sister, Mrs. Willis
d. Engle, 1888 North Delaware street.
Mrs. W. P. Fishback returned home yesterday
from visit of several weeks to her daughter,
= NJ
The Elite Dancing Club will hold their first
grand reception at Pfafans Hall on Wednesday
evening, Oct 81 Strictly invitational.
Miss Daisy McClurg, OF Franklin, Ind. has
been here during the week, guest of her cousin
Miss Kate Maxwell, of East North street.
Mrs S. A. Mcbride, of Lafayette, who for two
weeks has been the guest of Mrs. N H Kipp,
on Park avenue, returned home yesterday.
Miss Daisy CASTOR, who has been spending the
summer with Mrs Ed Gilliland in Boston. is
now the guest of Miss Taylor in Jersey City.
Mrs. Henry Sweetzer, Mrs. James l.. Orr and
Mrs. F. d. Caldwell all of Evansville were in
Indianapolis during the week visiting friends.
Miss Matte Ferguson arrives in indianapolis
on tho 18th inst, and will be the guest of Mrs
Francis Hendricks, on North Meridian street.
Miss Lima NJ. Bario has returned to her home,
LS5 North Delaware street. from delightful
summer spent at her old home in Connecticut
Henry B. Brakeman and M Fretageot gave
an elegant dinner on Tuesday, at the Bates
to Vice president Hendricks and few friends
The marriage of Frank p. Enrich to Miss
Florence Eek will take place on Oct IA, at 2
o'clock, at the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. Z. 7. johnson has gone to Emporia, Kan,
with his little daughters whore he will reside.
He will open an Office for the practice of law
Miss Mamie Applegate will accompany her
cousin Jessie on her bridal tour to New York
city. The wedding takes place on the 22j inst.
Miss Dietrichs will give party on Wednesday
evening to a number Of young people in honor
of Miss Peters, Of Columbus, O., who is her
guest.
Congressman Holman and his daughter Miss
Peru d., received large number of friends on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the Bates
House.
Mrs. Robert Emmett. who has been in Kansas
for some time, owing to i'll health will visit her
friends here for short time. She is much i'm
proved.
Miss Nellie Clark arrived in the city from
Bloomington last evening, She will remain in
indianapolis during the winter. the guest of her
brother, l.. B. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. General Knefier will go to Madi-
son on the 10Th of this month to be present at
the opening of the new opera house of that city
by Graus Opera Company.
Mr.. Sam Brundage, of Paul Krauss's furnish
ing store will be married to Miss Mamie Trusler
on next Wednesday evening, at the residence OF
the bride Both parties well known in social
circles
Miss Mollie Russo gave progressive euchre
party at her residence on East Washington
street. on Thursday evening, in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Lou Russo, of Brazil, whom she is
entertaining.
: Mr.. Charles Davis and Miss Oslo Buchter were
united in marriage Thursday morning Oct 8, at
= 10 o'clock by the Rev Oscar G. McCulloch. of
Plymouth Church. The wedding a strictly
private one, nc guests being present but the rela
lives of the bride and groom. After the we'd
ding breakfast, served at the residsncs of the