The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

All matters connected with this department. should
be addressed to MRS. ROSE BAILEY, care of the
Journal
The members Of the Diamond Club" gave a
slelghlng party last night.
The Whist Club was entertained by Mr.. Frank
Mckee last evening.
Mrs. Theodore Pfaff1in gave an informal
euchre party last evening
Mrs. Rebecca Peasley Street left for her home
In San FRANCISCO yesterday.
Mr. Abner New and Mr.. Hammel, of Green
helo' were In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Edward c. Egan will give progressive
euehre party on Friday evening.
Mr.. Joseph Cheadle, editor of the Frankfort
Banner, was in the city yesterday.
Mortimer Nye mayor of LaPorte, is in the
city, stopping at the Bates House.
Mrs. Henry Coe, No. 200 North Meridian
street, gave ladies' reception yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. George Brecount will entertain friends
| on FRIDAY evening, with a progressive euchre
party.
Mrs, Mary A. Livermore will go directly to her
home In Melrose, Mass, after the lecture this
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Martindale have gone to
Chicago. They will visit Racine and Milwaukee
before their return.
The Central Progressive Euchre Club was en-
tertaned last evening by Mrs. Eugene Cooper,
No. 70 East Ohio street
Miss Annie Walker, the sister of Mr.. John
walker, Is visiting him at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. Holcombe. on East Vermont street
One Of the fashionable weddings of the season
will be the nuptals of Mr.. Frank Kibby of
Richmond to Miss Louise Winton, at Wabash,
to-day.
MIR. Grafton Tyler. connected with the pension
agency, eVho is stationed at Martinsville this
winter visited the city yesterday, accompanied
by his wife.
Mr.: Walker and wife. of Greenfield. were in
the city yesterday. accompanied by Mr.. Walkers
sisters Mrs Allie Cook wife of one of the
attorneys of that city, and Miss Mamie Walker.
The fair given by the ladies of Memorial
Church is progressing finely. The interior of
the edlhce presents array of booths where
articles In fancy work be purchased for a
reasonable price. Last night supper was
served and the attendance was very large
The fair at the English Lutheran Chapel drew
out large crowd last night Mrs. Gen. Knefer,
Miss Mary Miller Miss Annie Myers, Miss Car
RE Gall, and others assisted at the different
booths Miss Nora Dickey rendered a very
beautiful vocal solo, and Mr.. Fred. Myers played
violin selection.
A programme consisting of recitations, piano,
drum and vocal music was given by the Eureka
Council, 0. c. F.. last evening, at the Chosen
Friends Hail. Those appearing on the pro
gramme were Misses Anna Lutz, Lizzie Pierce,
Ella M. Leeds, Messrs. F. Bahr Bailey, j. L.
Goodnow, Gus Schmedell, B. Fl. Hibben, G. E.
Ambrose, W. d. Goodnow, and Mr. and Mrs.
0. A McCarty.
The card party given to Miss Jessie Clippinger,
on Monday night, by the Misses Ruby and Han
nah Claypool. was thoroughly enjoyable affair.
Whist supplanted progressive euchre as the
amusement of the evening Miss Annie Walker,
who has made many warm friends here during
several visits, was among the guests She was
accompanied by her brother, Mr.. John Walker.
There were also present Miss Carrie Hendricks,
Miss Bessie Hendricks, Miss Hautie Harrington,
Miss Florence Malott Miss Carrie Malott, Mr..
Frank Mckee. Mr.. Horace Caypool, Mr.. John
Claypool and many others familiar to the society
world.