The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
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fsyo!s were given and very enjoyable time had
By al present.
On Monday last Mr.. and Mrs. Florihert 5tich, O
Sead5 ne" y Jersey street oeiessasea mel, nye
celebrated. fa honor OF the event, q high mass q
81 Mary's Church. which was largely attended oy
relatives and friends-New Record.
DIR. Thomas McIntire, for many years superin
tendent of the Indiana Institution .or the Dea
snd Dumb, is dangerously I'll at his home neal
i1ttsburg. Pa His daughters. Mrs. Chaplin Foster
Mrs. Msrtindsle and Mrs Ross, all OF this city
left this week TO attend him--People.
Professor James hume is now leader OF ths
music at the Meridian Rink. and under his al
the patrons of this popular resort may now enjOy
quite treat for the noise no longer crate.
harshiy upon the sensitive ear, but instead. 9
harmony OF sweet sounds.
The True Friends gave their usual entertain.
ment at True Friend Hall Friday night. One o.
the Doyel features was the SOAP bubble contest
in which fifty persons took part and nine pr ze'
tation was awarded to Miss Edith 6urbey by the
committee. 1t was silver brick engraved
"Merit," and was presented by G. B. Manlove.
Mrs. Catherine Denny, widow OF Captain Den
ny, of Vincennes, the wel-known pioueer, at
tanned the age OF seventy nine yesterday. The
event was celebrated b. family dinner party al
guests, all of whom were near relatives assembled
aud toasts good wishes and presents were most
abundantiy profered the venerable lady.-PeoDle
DR.. and Mrs. p. Atkinson, OF 500 East South
occasion being the fourth anniversary OF their
marriage. Progressive euchre and music were the
order OF the evening. A handsome repsSt Wa
served and after an evening happily spent good.
night was sald amid hearty congratulations aud
best wishes for many happy returns fof the Doctor
and wife.
The question, "why do Women Want 70 Vote 80
viii be discussed before the Equal Suffrage Soci-
ETY. on Monday afternoon at O'clock IN the Soci-
ETY. rooms. in Plymoth Church. As the Legisla-
ture. who has the political rights of the people in
It's hands, Is now in session, this discussion has
unusual interest All ladies who want to vote as
well as those who do not want to vote are earnest
ly invited to be present.
The Challenge Progressive Euchre Club held
their sixth meeting Tuesday evening, al the resi-
oence of Fred Bloggett, on Blackford street.
Major BOrton, OF Chicago, and Mrs. W. p. Ran
ford came down with the Intention of capturing
first prize, but was satisfied to get the leather
medal, which had been provided fof the poorest
player. The first prize, handsome plaque, was
won by r. J. Moulton second, a card case. Mrs.
r. j. Mounton.
Mr. ]. w. Dickson and WIFE, after two weeks
sojourn in city, left for their home at North
Vernon, Ind, on thursday night vie the Jackson
route. They were so favoTably impressed with our
city and the Exposition that they expect TO come
again next month. "Pat Dick as he Is famil-
iarly known, is the owner of several celebrated
flyers, and has one of the finest stock farms in In
sales.-New Orleans Times Democrat, January 25.
The society event of Cincinnati this week will
be the marriage of Miss Lena Marnet, daughter
of Q: W. MaImet the coal king. TO Austin NJ:
be Miss Belle Smith sister OF the groom. Miss
Maud Floto, of Chicago, and Miss MuhlhaUser, OF
Cincinnati The groom will be attended by Messrs.
Will Sharp. Berry Wright and Sam Carey. The
usbers Messrs. Ben Nichols. Foster Reynolds
Henry Lands aud Fred Adams, of indianapolis;
Ed Walton, OF Cincinnati, and Pool Manere. OF
chicago. Quite large party OF indianapolis,
Louisville and Chicago people will attend this
wedding.
AL Clark, ESQ. OF shelbyville, Ind, and repre-
sentative OF the Democrat of that h0urishing town.
has just arrived in this city director general OF
little picnic party composed of the solid men OF
Central Indiana Al. has done" this city so often
in its rainier days that he is eminently qualified
TO guide and direct these gentlemen in pleasant
paths and 10 perennial fountains. The following
named distinguished Hoosiers are on his staff: II.
K Null, &. l.. Trees, e. A. Trees. ID. n. Forsythe,
J. w. Carson. Frank DObbs. William TuIl, Willie
Law, JET Kendall. J. T. Draper, Messrs Quinn
Bros and John Dunn and lady. New Orleans
Iimes-Democrst, January 70.
Mrs. Senator Voorhees, entertained q number OF
her LADY friends at luncheon Yesterday afternoon
Northwest assisted by her daughter, Miss Hattie.
The floral decorations were profuse and admirably
arranged. and the occasion was most enjoyable
munds, Mrs. Senator Morrill, Mrs Admiral Nichol.
son. Mrs. Postmaster General Hatton Mrs. Senator
Jonas, Mrs General Ricketts, Mrs. General 6turgis.
Mrs. Judge Key, Mrs. Hamilton Smith, Mrs. Hast
ines, Mrs. Mullen. Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Henley, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Fleming. Mrs. Foster and Mrs> Han
nesan.-Washinston Post January q.