The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-27
alarmed at her condition for some time, and will
anxiously await any favorable turn in her sick


anxiousy await any favorable turn in her sick
i ness
On Monday evening Miss McOuat entertained
Miss Kate Lewis. DR.. T. A. Morgan and Latham
Davis at an exciting game of lawn tents
| Hiss Josephine Leech. society lady of Bright
wood. has returned from four weeks visit to
friends In the northern part of the State.
Mr. Luther Benson. the lecturer has purchased
| an elegant residence on North Delaware street,
and will make indianapolis mis- future home.
| Mr. and Mrs. @. w. McCurdy entertained a
/ select party of friends. on Friday evening. in
honor of their guest, Mrs. Michael, of Westfeld.
Herman Leber has returned from his trip
| abroad and reports pleasant voyage and de-
! lightful time among the friends of his early
| days.
| Mrs Fannie Hendricks has returned from
! few weeks sojourn in Michigan. Her, daughter.
Miss Parker, is expected home from Madison
| soon.
| The marriage of Miss Mary Hubbard, daugh-
ter of William S. Hubbard, to Rev. Howard
| Johnston. of Cincinnati is announced for next
| month
Miss Eta Sadler has returned to this city from
Peoria H. Miss Sadler was formerly resident
OF indianapolis and her friends gladly welcome
her return.
social gathering was nicely entertained on
Thursday evening by Mrs Brown, of College
avenue. Euchre and dancing were features of
| the evening.
| Mrs Robert Emmett absent for her health in
| Mcpherson. Kan, was selected as delegate to
| the State Woman's Convention. held in Topeka,
| of that State.
Mrs. Will Krag is entertaining her niece and
| husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill. of Carthage.
| Friends of Mrs. Hill will remember her as Miss
| Fannie Harding.
Miss Louie Hibben goes East to school next
| week. She has been delayed few days owing
to the serious illness of her grandfather, who is
| now much improved.
| Jesse B. Bridges. a law student OF this city,
| has gone to Greencastle to be present at the
wedding of his cousin, Charles Bridges, to
| young lady of Rockville, Ind.
The Eighteen German Club" which gave
series of dances last winter will shortly be reor-
| ganized for the season. Its entertainments were
| highly enjoyable and very select.
| Mr.. William Prech left for Gunnison, Col,
| on Friday last for permanent residence. His
| friends gave him a most enjoyable surprise party
| at Pfaf1hns Hall before leaving.
| Mr.. Jonn Streight, of Nashville. Tenn. was
in the city during the week for a few days. His
| wife will remain here some time, the guest of
| her sister, Mrs c. II. Humphrey, OF Broadway.
| Miss Kate Lewis and Mr. Will Talbot each have
| superior awn-tennis courts at their respective
| homes, which every Saturday afternoon are the
| the scenes of very interesting contests In TINS
| popular game.
| party of twenty-five or thirty people of Gin
| cinnati will be in attendance at the CostApple-
| gate wedding. to take place next month Inc
details of the affair have not been arranged as
yet, but will be elaborate and largely attended.
Lieutenant Morrison. brother of Frank Morri-
| rison, stationed at present in Texas, has been
| visiting his mother in this city for aome days
| past, but has left for his home in Pittsburg,
! where he will remain several weeks with his
family before returning TO his post of duty.
John M. Chamberlain and wife. living near
| haywood, celebrated their golden wedding on
| Tuesday afternoon. The different branches OF
| their family, congregated from various places,
were present The occasion was thoroughly en-
| joyed, especially by the happy couple in whose
| honor the celebration was given. They were re-
membered with several handsome presents.
| Mrs. John E. Scott entertained large party
| of friends on Thursday evening at progressive
| euchre. Among those present were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller. of North illinois street, Mrs. E. N,
Richards. Mrs. Seeeer, Miss Lille Balls, Miss
| Fannie Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. d. Crist, Miss
Miller. Mr. T. Balls and Mr.. William Taylor.
Miss Middleton, prominent society belle of
| Louisville, KY, who in company with Miss
| Peters, was entertained short time since by
| Miss Vajen. will be married in few days to a
gentleman of that CITY, The ceremony will
| take place in church. and will be grand affair.
large party of friends from Indianapolis will
| be in attendance Several hundred invitations
| have been issued.
| On last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Schetter celebrated their fifteenth wedding an
| niversary The couple received many costly
| china presents About 10 o'clock an elegant
| supper was served. Among those present were
| Prof P. Bahr and wife, Aug. w. Kuhn and
wife, Emil Martin and wife, ii. Lurdorf and wife,
MIR. Grobe. George Pfngst aud others. Later In
| the evening they were serenaded by Professor
Vogts full orchestra.
! Miss Hannah Claypool and Latham Davis gave
a very delightful moonlight party on horseback
| TO few friends on Monday evening The num-
her was composed of Miss Carrie Hendricks and
| John Claypool, Miss Mollie Landers and Mr.
Golth. Miss Agnes Fletcher and Frank McKee,
| Miss Hautie Harrington and DIR. IT, A. Morgan,
| Miss Medium of Louisville and H. j. Landers
The happy company went out TO the Insane
| Hospital and five miles out the national
| pike returning late in the evening by the light
| of the moon.
| The week to come has. among other things,
an event of especial interest to the older people,
though it has society side. Thursday, from
to 10 o'clock. Judge f. M. Finch and wife will
| meet their friends in honor of the golden ami
| versary of their wedding. Such an event is rare
| enough to be notable, and when the parties are
| as well known as these, naturally much interest
will be felt in it. The wedding of which this is
! the anniversary occurred at GEORGETOWN, O.,
| and the wedding journey was taken on horse
| back from that place to Franklin, twenty miles
| below this city. They lived at Franklin until
| 1865. when they moved to Indianapolis. Life
| has flowed on in even current. with joys and sor-
1 rows coming with the years. Few men not
| identified wholly with politics have as wide
| acquaintance as Judge Finch No one has been
touched more lightly by the years they have
passed. At seventy -four he is Younger looking
| than most men at fifty and he has kept fresh
| his interest in persons and things. new and old
| alike. Mrs Finch. though for many years an
| invalid. is now in more than usually good health
| No cards of invitation will be issued. and mo
! presents" is the request made to all. The invi-
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| Music.
Frank Myers is an excellent performer on the